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that's now in the works. this time it's between bahrain and israel. and it's saudi arabia next. that story is also coming up. also tonight, former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland on this story, william barr and lindsey graham now both say get ready for new developments coming in the criminal investigation of the trump-russia probe. and a separate development, a top prosecutor resigns from the durham probe. we break that down. also a story we brought you last night, republican senator chuck grassley and ron johnson now demanding answers. chuck grassley demanding the doj and fbi look into an improbable coincidence, how did prosecutors on mueller's trump team, why are they now claiming that dozens of government phones were accidentally wiped clean before the doj could investigate these government phones for bias against trump? we'll talk to kt about the odds of that as senator johnson says this indicates obstruction. also rnc committeewoman for

california harmeet dhillon takes on this 180 from peter strzok. remember, he said for months on end to congress that there were no problems with his aunt-trump biased texts, but strzok now finally admits regrets. plus, a new problem for biden's campaign. a crucial swing state, a big voting bloc there not going for biden, and critics warning that his repeated gaffes off the telefronter are a -- teleprompter are a red alarm flag for the debates. also fox news contributor charles hurt on a dire warning from the fbi telling police nationwide to expect an increase in election-related violent chaos on the streets from domestic extremists. the president now says he will shut that down if he wins. and a new and disturbing development on another story we brought you. it has to do with drug cartel

pushing historic amounts of hard drugs across the border as they continue to try to exploit a nation distracted by covid shutdowns and anarchy in the streets. national border control council president art delicate toe -- dell decade doe joins us on that one. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. president trump marked the 9/11 anniversary today with stops in shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 slammed into a field as the passengers and crew fought off al-qaeda hijackers. vice president michael pence was with his wife at ground zero as were the bidens. the bidens were also in shanksville. this as secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to ca daughter for the -- qatar for the beginning of peace negotiations between the taliban and kabul to

end the nearly two-decade-old afghan war. this breaking today, the president possibly brokering a peace deal between israel and bahrain. let's welcome white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, great to have you on. first, the news on bahrain, can you give us an update? >> it's a huge deal, liz. put this into perspective. in all of time since israel was founded, there have been four landmark peace deals between countries normalizing relations. the first two deals happened long ago. it took 26 years before we got yet another and that was on president trump's watch. in between the third and the fourth deal, 29 days. so in 29 days you have president trump securing two historic peace deals, a very big accomplishment, not to mention serbia/kosovo economic ties as well. this is deserving of the nobel peace prize. elizabeth: and talk saudi arabia

might be next. what's the word on that? >> yeah, no updates there, but we're certainly hopeful. as the president mentioned, several companies are interested in normalizing relations, so we'll see where that goes next. elizabeth: kayleigh, your thoughts, okay, 9/11, your thoughts on september 12th when americans were all united as one. we remember people running out to buy american flags. they felt like they were americans first, not democrats or republicans. we had first responders then, first responders still with us now working on covid and now, you know, regular americans not expecting to end their day as heroes, but they're still with us. your reaction to that? >> hey, liz, having a few audio issues there, but i think you finished what you were saying. yeah, you know, when you look at what happened in the aftermath of 9/11, it was remarkable. the country came together. we had a big tragedy, one of the darkest moments in american history. we came together. and that's the kind of unity the president calls for today.

he gave a beautiful speech and talked about a marine who walked, who went to the rubble, who was told to evacuate the scene but dug and dug until he was able to rescue two law enforcement officers, and he didn't even tell his five children that story, and it took many years before we learned about his heroism. that's the american story. elizabeth: and the president also awarded, you know, a major honor to the major sergeant general thomas payne. he, patrick payne, he rescue around 75 hostages from almost getting killed by isis. can you talk about that? >> liz, we're having some audio issues there. what was the first part? elizabeth: okay. so what happened is army sergeant major thomas patrick payne got aa warded the medal of honor. >> yes. it was incredible to watch. i was at that ceremony, got to see his little son and his beautiful wife. and this army sergeant, what he did was remarkable.

thomas payne, 75 hostages, he rescued. it was a burning building, and he went back multiple times. again, told to evacuate but didn't until every hostage was out, and his team managed to rescue those 75 hostages, culled 20 isis -- killed 20 isis enemies. it was beautiful to watch with his 6-year-old son. elizabeth: look at these first responders, a group of brooklyn fdny tour fighters, they chased out a guy i who sucker punched an elderly woman. the viewers are going to see this video. you know, my family's going to kill me. the irony is few brother-in-law knows them, my brother-in-law's a fireman. the firehouse these guys ran out of are in his division in brooklyn. your reaction to now the fdny stepping the up as the push is on to defend the police -- defund the police? >> yeah, it's amazing. you're seeing lawlessness,

harassment, and it's uncalled for. that's why you have this president who said i want law and order and peace on our streets. but, you know, fdny getting involved at a time when, of course, our valiant police officers are being called to be defunded. we should be supporting our law enforcement officers around this country who protect us each and every day. elizabeth: mayor rued duh giuliani -- rudy giuliani got new york reopened pretty quickly after 9/11. they fought to do that. your thoughts about the ceos of companies like pfizer, the nba, goldman sachs, mastercard, they sent a letter to democrat mayor bill de blasio of new york city saying you are jeopardizing new york's economic recovery, you've got to crack down on crime and fix quality of life problems because new yorkers have a lot of anxiety over that. look at the list of companies saying, de blasio, get on the stick and fix the problem. this is a major vote of no

confidence in the mayor of new york city. your reaction? >> yeah, that is exactly right for those companies to call out his recklessness. he talked about new york having a peaceful weekend? no. new york did not have a peaceful weekend. there have been multiple shootings. we know a thousand shootings. we also know that in one month there was a 277% spike in these shootings. mayor de blasio, i don't know if he's taking a nap in his office or at the gym since he's well known to do, but wake up and secure your city. stop painting murals and start protecting americans and new yorkers. elizabeth: quick final question, kayleigh, we're going to dig into this later. the president saying he will shut down domestic extremists who are now threatening election are-related chaos and violence, street action if the president wins and biden loses. your reaction to that? >> yeah, he will i suppress lawlessness whenever he sees it. he won't allow for riots to burn down businesses, he won't allow for individuals to get killed in

our streets like jay danielson who was killed in portland, and the mayor, the d.a., i should say, has not been charging individuals who are committing crimes. he will not allow loss of life on his watch and destruction of businesses. elizabeth: kayleigh mcenany, come back soon. >> thank you, liz. good to join you. elizabeth: sure. coming up, attorney general william barr and senator lindsey graham both now say get ready for new developments in the criminal investigation of the trump-russia probe. we've got former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland on that story. and a story we brought you last night, newly-released government documents show the surprising coincidence, an improbable number -- dozens of prosecutors on robert mueller's trump-russia team -- now claiming their government phones were accidentally wiped clean of data before the justice department could investigate those phones for any evidence of bias against trump. that story next. >> you think you're mad about the phones being wiped?

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♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay. an update to the story that we we brought you last night. prosecutors and lawyers on robert mueller's trump-russia probe team supposedly accidentally wiped clean 31 phones before the doj inspector

general could investigate them for bias against trump. i say supposedly because what have the odds of 31 phones being wiped clean? that's what senator chuck grassley wants to know, senator ron johnson, congressman devin nuñes. let's welcome back to the show former trump deputy national security adviser and author kt mcfarland. kt, what are the odds of 31 phones accidentally wounded clean? because they had destroyed any information favorable to trump and harmful the them? [laughter] >> this is either a cover-up or it was criminal incompetence. 31 cell phones accidentally wiped clean? the senior officials of the mueller investigation, many of whom were senior officials of the fbi? they just by contrast, let's just tell you about what happened to the trump officials during the campaign, during the transition, what happened to our cell phones? they were seizeed. they were seized. all of the data was in the hands of the mueller investigators.

we couldn't have access to our own data. we were cherry-pucked out whatever they wanted to show us. so on one hand there's one set of laws for the trump people, and it seems like there's a very different set of laws for the people on the mueller investigation or who were investigating with the russia hoax. so, you know, look, let's just come clean. the one thing we've learned though because, liz,s this is very similar to remember hillary clinton's lost e-mails, accidentally deleted? we've learned that nothing is ever really deleted. so let's get to the bottom of it, and let's declassify everything. if this is the deep state the with yet another cover-up, then i say declassify everything. the president has the right to do it, and the only way you will ever find out ultimately what happened is with some sunlight. sunlight is the best disinfectant. and at this point the credibility of the mueller investigation and the lost, accidentally lost cell phones,

the investigation that was done into general flynn, it all stinks. and so i think we need to restore some credibility to the justice department. elizabeth: you know, here's the issue: a lot of the mueller team members and also the fbi trump-russia probe members including peter strzok came from the hillary clinton document retention probe, right? they were going, they were probing hillary clinton for not keeping government records, government e-mails. finish these are government phones now wiped clean. that's the iron nebraska here. -- irony here, the unfortunate irony. andrew weissmann, mueller's deputy, accidentallingly wiped two out of three phones. james quarrels, his phone was riped. rush atkinson, lisa page, former fbi lawyer are, she was caught exchanging anti-trump text messages with agent peter strzok, her phone had been sent back to factory settings.

it was wiped before it was handed over to the doj inspector general. peter strzok's phone appears to have no substantive texts. is so these are government officials accidentally wiping their phones when they're nailing regular american citizens for doing the same. >> right. it's just outrageous, and it really does destroy the credibility, i think, of the fbi and the justice department. there are some very good people there, but what we're seeing is people who abused their positions of power not once with hillary clinton, not twice with the russia hoax, but three times with the mueller investigation. let's just let these cockroaches see the height of day. elizabeth -- the light of day. elizabeth: general flynn's lawyer, sidney powell, she's written column saying the mueller team destroyed records. she, for example, is asking where are the original interview notes, the 302 notes of general flynn. republican senator grassley has been trying to get access to

this for about two years. watch sidney powell last night. >> -- only gotten worse. it must be met with indictments this time, extremely serious indictments, because they did worse than entrap flynn, they framed hum. they made up the false statements. they made up the original allegations to investigate him, and they made up the false statements to prosecute him. they have been abusing the surveillance systems of the united states against 16,000 and more citizens for several years now. comey gave the three private contractors unlimited is the to the entire nsa database to mine it like it was their own encyclopedia britain a ca, and i bet if they went and looked, they sold those to the highest bidders wherever in the world they wanted them. elizabeth: whoa. those are heavy charges, allegations of sidney powell. your reaction? >> probably all true. you know, every time we turn a rock, more cockroaches crawl out.

i think at the end of the day the only way we find out is if everything gets declassified. let's have everything out on the table. because the deep state plans to bury this so far down that archaeologists aren't going the find it a thousand years from now. elizabeth: we got a a take on this breaking news. former prosecutor nora danahy resigned from this probe, the reports are coming in, they're unconfirmed, unclear why she resigned. headlines are suggesting she was pressed to produce a report before the work was done, that the pressure was there from the justice department. your reaction to this headline? >> anonymous sources, i don't believe them anymore. she put out a statement, didn't reference anything to pressure. so let's just wait on it for a minute, and let's not react quickly and hysterically to more anonymous sources claiming that donald trump and everybody around -- elizabeth: okay.

all right. kt, thanks for joining us, really appreciate it. have a good weekend, okay? come back soon. >> thank you, liz. thank you. elizabeth: up next, top rnc official from california harmeet dhillon joining us on peter strzok doing a big 180 regretting a text talking about stopping trump from getting elected. that story next. ♪ ♪ looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. 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. fired fbi official peter strzok now finally admits this about one of his anti-trump text messages that got him pushed out of the fbi where he texted that he was going to stop president trump, then caught trump -- candidate trump, from getting elected. watch. [laughter] >> obviously, first and foremost, i wish i never would have sent the damn texts that i did. that's the obvious easy answer. elizabeth: and now watch peter strzok try to downpray his biased -- downplay his guy whereased texts. watch this. >> i know in 2018ing you testified that you couldn't remember what you were referring to in terms of the no, we'll stop it. do you have any more context now about that? >> absolutely. i mean, this was an off the cuff comment made outside of any work

context whatsoever. elizabeth: okay. he initial lu said he couldn't remember the text, now he remembers it. and he says it was off the cuff, outside of work when he says it on husband government phone. let's welcome rnc committee woman from california, harmeet dhillon. your reaction to peter strzok here? >> well, this guy can't stop lying, i guess, with his affairs and all of the conduct that got him fired, he is doubling down on this. so, liz, the words that he used in that text that he now claims he remembers but regreats are the exact same words that glenn simpson from fusion gps used, you know, a few months earlier. do we all believe that's a giant coincidence? i don't believe it, and it's not an's lated one either. there are dozens or hundreds of such text messages between him and lisa page and others, some of which are now destroyed, apparently. but in reality what you see is a pattern. in the same breath, he's

saying -- you know, we may get to -- that these people were all overworked, they were working around the clock. seems like they were pretty much immersed in getting donald trump, so nothing that this guy said during that time frame could be considered private or off the cuff, it was all part of the job. elizabeth: yeah. it's interesting you bring up fusion gps because they helped get it this debunked steele dossier, the anti-trump research. i somehow it got into the fbu, and peter strzok is now saying, you know, he's saying he's downplaying that the, the steele dossier put us on a wild goose chase, they relied on it to help get fisa t.a.r.p.es meant for -- wiretaps meant for the trump team. all the mistakes the finishing bu made, they made it because they were overworked. >> right. elizabeth: misleading the fisa source, not giving excull pa tour evidence. the fisa court smacked back hard at the fbi your reaction to his

new excuse. >> well, he's claiming that there were a couple of triy'all mistakes, and they were inexcusing bl, but they were because of overwork. the inspector general identified at least 17 errors, serious errors or, present additional errors, errors that, you know, basically misled the court in such a way that a citizen's civil rights were repeatedly violated. that's a very serious matter. what i look at as a civil lawyer in private practice, if i misrepresent things to the count, i get punnerred. people get sanctioned, suspended from practice. no such consequences are applying the these people, most of them. and so the repeated lying is very concerning, and when you look at his media interviews, nobody's putting them in context. in fact, there are numerous text messages that talk about trying to sidle up to a judge on the fisa court and have a dinner party and sort of do corrupt activities like that outside the process. this was not isolated. they had a lot of time on their hands to plan ways they could

corrupt justice. elizabeth: whoa. i react because in my interviews with the fbi, officials, you know, around my sources, they keep saying peter strzok did pollute the process. they're really outraged apt husband activities, and the fisa wiretaps are reallyiful. they not -- really powerful. they hit your bank accounts, who you're talking to and who that person is also talking to. so it's powerful stuff. it's not just like a criminal wiretap. your reaction to the news that former lawyer lisa page's government phone was wiped clean, reset back to factory settings before she gave it to the doj inspector general who was looking into bias against trump? also peter strzok's government phone. your reaction to that news story? >> also andrew weissmann, so many others. again, this is conduct that would get almost every other lawyer suspended or disbarred. this is, this is shocking conduct. destruction of evidence is something that is taken very

serious lu by lawyers, we lecture our clients about it. this is evidence destruction. there is no way that this was a coincidence. you know, i think your prior guest, kt mcfarland, used the term cockroaches. these guys are cockroaches too, and what they're saying to the court is a mockery, what they're saying about these phones is a complete mockery. nobody believes it. i do you doubt even their mom wd believe it. it's pretty shocking stuff, and i hope that somebody holds them accountable. we've been waiting years, it's close to the election now. there must be accountability otherwise people will have no faith in the doj, in the fbu, and that will undercut our security in this country, so we with must stop this --fbi. elizabeth: harmeet dhillon, great to have you on. come back soon. up next, another new problem for biden's campaign, latinos balking at biden in the crucial swing state of florida as

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♪ ♪ elizabeth: eric. the cook political report, it is respected. it now says florida is a toss-up. multiple polls are warning joe biden is losing hispanics in florida as president trump is increasing his numbers with latinos there. let's welcome to the show florida attorney general ashley mood duh. it's great to have you on -- moody. thank you so much.

florida's hispanic population, they're cubans, venezuelans, nicaraguans, they've fellowed socialism and communism in their home countries. can you talk to us about what's going on here? >> this is not surprising. as we get closer and closer to the election, people are looking at what trump has done, what he stands for. think about where many of these folks, the countries they've come from, their families there. in venezuela there's absolutely no law and order. people call it a war zone. in cuba thaw still don't respect human rights. in fact, recent reports have said they're shopping their own doctors to foreign countries and profiting off their backs. you know, these are florida residents and voters, but thaw remember where they came from. and you have to have a president that's going to stand up for human rights and law and order. elizabeth: you know, many people in venezuela and from nicaragua and cuba, they saw the obama

administration, the obama/biden administration too soft on castro communism, letting it spread e to vndz wail la. cuba's mull tower helped run -- military helped run venezuela. as you point out human rights atrocities, pictures of obama at the ball game with raul castro, joe biden reportedly trying to plan to renew diplomatic relations. ashley, talk to us, you're really in touch with floridians. when venezuelans and people from cuba or nicaragua, they see red flags when they hear defund the police, free everything. they heard that from communists in their home countries, and all of a sudden the government was inside their house taking their private property, taking their businesses. is that what you're hearing? >> absolutely. again, as the election nears they are paying attention as to who will remain committed to the

ideals of this country; freedom, respect for human rights. you know, in order to achieve those, we cannot have violence in our streets. we must law and order. we cannot have people that are afraid to walk freely in their neighborhoods or they're afraid of their own government. they see how quickly e that can be taken away. they want to stand up for the right leader. in this moment in time, they know that is president trump. elizabeth: you know, let's turn to this, the debates are coming within weeks. concerns are growing that biden makes mistakes when he's off the teleprompter and he speaks extemporaneously. there's accusation that biden is accused of using teleprompter es and scripts for reporters' questions. he can't do that in the debates. i want you to listen to biden stumble when he's asked about husband tax hikes. he wants $4 trillion in new taxes, and he gave a stunning answer slamming his own democratic party saying in 2016

the democrats took for granted the muddle class and blue collar workers. let's listen. >> if you elect me, your taxes are going to be raised, not cut. >> you're somebody who likes to talk about the working class, the middle class. why do you think so many of these voters turned against the democratic party in 2016? >> well, look, i think, number one, a lot of it was taken for granted. but the point is that, you know, i think it was the feeling that they were taken for granted. i don't know that for a fact. elizabeth: what's your reaction? >> my reaction is this is someone who is clearly being fed talking points, and he's trying to keep track of what he believes in and what he doesn't, because if you'll notice along this campaign trail that hasn't been clear. and what people are noticing is that president trump does what he says, he keeps promises, and

he's up there every day in front of a podium taking tough questions from people that are trying to trap him in answers because he is knows what he stands for, and he's on the right side of these policies. joe biden has flip-flopped so much, he doesn't know what his policies are from day-to-day, and when he is allowed out of the becausement by his handlers, he's having a hard time keeping track of what he believeses in and what his administration will back, and that's why more and more people are turning towards the trump campaign and understanding why donald trump is the right leer for this country -- leader for this country in this moment. elizabeth: yeah. biden also said he was -- that he is against nafta. he voted for nafta. your final word. >> you know, he told us china was a threat. then he told us they were no competition and no threat. he's for fracking, he's against fracking. you can't keep track, and t because he doesn't know. right now he is mimicking what

his handlers are telling him to say but talking points, and that is not what we need to lead this great country, protect its citizens and stand up for the united states of america. finish. elizabeth: ashley mood key, it's great to have you on the show. will you come back soon? >> thanks. absolutely, thanks, liz. elizabeth: the attorney general of florida right there. coming up, fox news corrupter charles hurt, he's ready to go, fired up on this dire warning from the fbi telling police nationwide expect an increase in chaos and riots on the streets from, quote, domestic extremists. the president now says he will shut that down if he wins. that story next. ♪ >> instead of standing up to the far-left writers, biden condemns law enforcement and condemns america. didn't even mention the words that we love and respect, law and order. ♪

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dispatcher: 9-1-1, where is your emergency? boy: i just shot my best friend on accident. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay. the fbi now warning police nationwide to expect a potential increase in violent attacks, riots and chaos in the streets of america over the 2020 election. they're warning it's coming from domestic extremists. now, president trump says he will shut them down if he wins. let's welcome fox news contributor charles hurt back to the program. charles, your reaction. >> yeah. it's truly uncredible. i guess, however, it shouldn't be all that surprising considering the political protests that we're seeing that have morphed from being, you know, justifiable just political protests into violent protests around the country. the really alarming thing abouts it is that you have leaders at

the highest level of the democratic party all the way up to vice president joe biden so incredibly reluctant to pass judgment on these people that are doing this sort of stuff. and the fact that they're doing it in an election year, in a matter of weeks before an election, is -- should be something that should unify everybody no matter what your political persuasion is to condemn it without any reservation whatsoever. elizabeth: you know, reports are coming in that progressive and far-left groups are now organizing for mass public unrest for weeks, for weeks and weeks after the election if biden loses. we saw a spring and summer that saw 570 violent riots across the nation, 7800 demonstrations in all 50 states. we've got 50 republican house lawmakers sending a letter to attorney general william barr investigate who's funding them, who's backing them, which groups are doing this, who's organizing the civil unrest.

everybody says, yes, you know, the first amendment says, you know, peaceful ace assembly. peaceful protests. but this is over the top. >> right. elizabeth: to your point, democrats are saying things like get rid to have electoral college, you know, push through mail-in ballots never been tested before on a national bay us. you know, to regular americans the polls would probably indicate they feel like democrats are threatening their way in to powerful. >> yeah, absolutely. and think about this for a minute. two weeks ago we had a protester shoot a man on the street, a defenseless person on the street, in portland, oregon, based on his political beliefs. and joe biden was asked about it, and joe biden blamed the victim and said that he was instigating it because he was out there protesting, counter-protesting the protesters which is insane. i mean, this is not, this is not a matter of, you know, political difference or anything like

this. this is a matter of constitutional and unconstitutional, right and wrong, good and evil. it's just, it's not difficult. and it's remarkable the degree to which joe biden and kamala harris have been at such a hard time condemning this baer and drawing a clear, bright line about what is totally unacceptable. elizabeth: you know, we're looking at footage of kenosha, wisconsin, where people are cleaning up. five dozen businesses damaged or destroyed but looting, arson and vandalism from the riots. you know, the long-term economic impacts of the '60s and early '90s riots are still lasting today, you know? these riots have exacted a really terrible toll for generations to come, and they slam minority communities very, very hard. the minority communities are hit the hardest according to this information that're putting up on the screen.

your reaction? minority businesses are getting destroyed. >> absolutely. i lived in detroit a good 30 years after the riots there, and you're exactly right, liz. i mean, the neighborhoods that are devastated the most by these kinds of riots are the ones that are in the city, and in this particular case, you know, the black lives matter movement which has started, you know, supposedly as a reaction to situation with george floyd. you know, i'm very -- a lot of americans are very open to the idea that we should reevaluate some of these police procedures to prevent things like that from happening again. i'm entirely in favor of reevaluating those things. but when it morphs into this, you completely lose the majority of the people in this country who supported what was the initial, you know, the initial imwe nurse all of it -- impetus for all of it. elizabeth: charles, thank you so much for joining us, really appreciate it.

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border. attorney general william barr announced a major justice department crackdown yesterday on drug trafficking. more than 28,000 pounds of meth, 43 million in cash seized by the feds along with hundreds of guns. the feds arrested more than 1800 in the operation that targeted mexican drug cartels. national border patrol con sill vice president art delling cueto back with us, art,s this is a disturbing development west virginia been bringing the viewers, drug cartels exploiting the companies distracted by covid shutdowns and anarchy in the streets. your take on this story. >> you know, they're finding more and more withdraws to bring their -- i ways to bring their drugs into the u.s. before you'd see marijuana, which is still very much coming through the northern border, but these individuals are now bringing cocaine, methamphetamines, they're bringing feint knell, they're -- fentanyl, drugs that can be

compacted smaller in creative ways to be brought into the united states and at a much larger profit. and, you know, it's very disturbing. we're seeing it with the violence that has increased in the southern border, the violence that we've seen in the border towns. if you look at the statistics in places like tijuana wherethe murders have gone up, 1300 so far this year believe to be drug-related. juarez is on pace to exceed the murders that we were seeing during the 2008-2011 drug wars. there are well 200 murders so far. and it's violence that's very real, and they don't care about america, they don't care about our laws, they don't care about our border. and what is more surprising, liz, is that we still have politicians running campaigns on defunding law enforcement, running campaigns on opening the border and defunding, you know, groups like i.c.e.

that is what's insane. they're either not paying attention to what's going on, or they're living in some far-out lala land. but at the end of the day, we're seeing an increase, and these are things that are going to affect american citizens, affect american lives and our way of life. and we need to start getting serious about it. elizabeth: you know, the homicide rate in these border townses south of the border in mexico surpassed the for capita rates of homicide in the middle east. journalists are getting culled. i won't go into the details, they're gruesome, of what the drug cartels are doing, but you make an important point. they're pushing skyrocketing amounts of narcotics. the border patrol seized nearly $100 million worth of drugs in recent periods, the most in the last phi years. but when -- five years. it's also human trafficking as well. but we don't hear the

politicians in d.c. really -- they're not concerned, it seems, about this. it seems only the trump administration is moving on it. your reaction? >> you know, it's something that we've seen for quite some time. we're grateful that we have president trump that's actually bringing things to light and trying to enforce rule and order, you know, law to these area. but you're right, you hit the nail on the head, we need the rest of these politicians to start putting their political party things aside and start showing that they care about the american public. when you're running campaigns on defunding law enforcement, i.c.e. and open borders, i think it's pretty much -- it shows everyone where everyone else's priorities are because that's9 just not the way to do things. this is a country that's funded on laws, and we need to have a border. we need to have barriers. we need to make sure that, you know, the right individuals come in. none of us are against illegal, i mean, none of us are against

immigration. we're against illegal immigration, and i think that's the hard part for so many people. there's a big difference between legal and illegal. elizabeth: we're running out of time. talk to us quickly, drug cartels are moving up certain corridors in the u.s., taking advantage of the covid-19 shutdowns and the chaos in the streets. is that what you're hearing? we're hearing that. >> oh, definitely. at the same time, you know, we have individuals that cross illegally that some of them are sick and, you know, some of the agents are being put in lawyers where they need to -- put in areas where they need to take care of these individuals. it wears us thin, and you see it because these drug cartels are trying to take advantage of that. elizabeth: art, thank you for your service to our country. come back soon, okay? i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thank you so much for watching, and we hope you have a good weekend and join us again on monday.

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