former acting dni ric grenell, rudy giuliani, civil rights activist ron woodson among our guests. by the way this is a very good book. think about it. good night from sussex. ♪. elizabeth: tonight president trump pushing back against criticism over his return to the white house after his covid-19 diagnosis. he is now saying he is ready for the next debate against joe biden of the battle stations are on as stocks are in whipsaw action as the president canceled late in the day covid relief talks with house speaker nancy pelosi saying that won't go forward until after the election. again, stocks taking hits today. we're on that, much more with us tonight. republican jim jordan, "the hill" media reporter joe concha, trump 2020 senior advisor corey lewandoski, general michael flynn's attorney, sidney powell, deneen borelli, congressman brian babin

on the big headlines of the day. the latest push by house lawmakers to break you will big silicon tech giants over their monopoly power. conservatives say social media censorship of conservatives is building steam. it is getting worse. we have more of biden's gaffs, floppers, flip-flops. president obama is saying a flip-flop. you won't believe what president obama said, it has to do with a big new democrat push for the selection. this new bombshell, dni john ratcliffe declassifies more government documents, handwritten notes by former cia director john brennan that top u.s. intelligence officials were worried about russian misinformation in hillary clinton's plan to that they personally warned president barack obama about it, and susan rice and former dni james clapper. this is about hillary's alleged

plan accusing trump of working with russia to hack into democrat emails in order to distract from her own private email server scandal. the mueller probe found nothing of the kind as it relates to trump. we'll show you how president obama promised to do a peaceful transition of power in 2016 that was anything but. that leads to ask former top obama official susan rice did president obama really do things, quote, by the book as you said? 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. we are tracking the markets. the dow did drop 375 points after the president said no deal. the white house will stop negotiating on covid-19 multitrillion dollar stimulus. president trump saying that nancy pelosi asking to quote,

bail out poorly run, high-crime democrat states. with me now fox news kevin corke with the latest on president trump and covid-19 and more. kevin, great to see you. reporter: great to see you, elizabeth. we're actually learning a lot more about the president's recovery tonight. that is where we begin at this hour. white house physician sean conley this afternoon issuing a statement that read thusly in part, this morning the president's team met with him in the residence. he had a restful first night at home. today he reports no symptoms. vital signs and physical exam remain stable with ambulatory oxygen saturation level of 95 to 97%. overall he continues to do extremely well. and the president as you can imagine is taking a pretty aggressive posture against the coronavirus. in fact upon his return to the white house last night he told the nation that the american people really shouldn't allow concerns over getting the coronavirus to dominate their lives.

president trump: i could have left two days ago. two days ago i felt great. better than i have in a long time. i said recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen. we're the greatest country in the world. we're going back. we're going back to work. reporter: going back to work indeed. also tonight earns elizabeth, covid relief talks as you mentioned screeched to a sudden halt today as the president ordered the treasury secretary steve mnuchin to simply stop negotiating with house speaker nancy pelosi until after the election. white house sources telling fox business tonight that the white house frankly wants to focus on something they know they can get done. that is getting judge amy coney barrett confirmed to the supreme court. elizabeth, back to you. elizabeth: hey, kevin, great to see you. thanks so much. reporter: you too. elizabeth: joining me on the phone house judiciary ranking republican congressman jim jordan. kevin, thanks. jim, congressman, your reaction to the president late in the day

canceling covid-19 relief talks with house speaker nancy pelosi saying we'll get to that after the election? >> he doesn't want the tax payers in the fourth district i get to represent, doesn't want states that were bankrupt and bankrupt prior to covid. he doesn't want the bill nancy pelosi put in play would give stimulus checks to illegal immigrants in the country. he said look if you're not negotiating in good faith, do what we need to do is help small business owners, help the ppp, paycheck protection program that helped business owners democrat governors shut down, if you don't want to do that we'll negotiate after he wins the election and the american people reelect him. elizabeth: you know, congressman, president trump is running ahead, he is ahead of where he was in 2016 in key battleground states like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, florida, north carolina, arizona. that is according to the "real clear politics" average. the president is ahead in those battleground states versus where he was in 2016.

first lady melania trump self-isolating at the white house. talked throughout the day that the president is in pain. he is grimacing, if you look at the video of the balcony on the white house last night. he is having difficulty breathing. you will see this. the concern is the next seven to 10 days are critical. he is on the cocktail. he took a fifth dose of remdesivir. so the fear is that this this honeymoon period, he is in pain, so he is fighting through this. are you worried about the next seven days? >> you always want the best for the president. the other families impacted by this virus. but i will tell you, i talked with the president sunday. i talked with him today. he never sounded more energetic than he sounded like the same president i always spoke to. this guy is a fighter. when he came out and talked to, in optimistic way about this country and the attitude, the people of this great nation have always possessed that optimistic can-do spirit that is what he

was conveying. i appreciate a leader who leads like that. i appreciate someone who does what he says when he gets in office which is exact lynn what this president has done. i think the american people appreciate it. i think they will respond a big way and reelect him on november 3rd. elizabeth: he reportedly told rudy giuliani. i'm the president. i can't lock myself up. i have to deal with it responsibly. >> of course. elizabeth: basically i need to lead by example to show the american people that i will beat it there is worry that he is infectious and infect other people at the white house. dr. sean conley gave the president a good report today but also said the president may not be out of the woods yet. this is dr. conley yesterday. let's listen. >> it hayes been more than 72 hours since his last fever. oxygen levels ambulatory saturation and breathing are normal. he may entirely be out of the woods yet the team and i agree, all the evaluations and clinical

status support the president's safe return home where he will be surrounded by world class medical care 24/7. elizabeth: okay. so there is still concern here, right, sir? >> yeah. well, i mean, look, there is always concern. you know, life there is always risk in life but this president is, what the doctors say, his oxygen levels were good. his numbers are good. elizabeth: right. >> he seems energetic. he seems healthy and seems like the president we've always seen a man of unbelievable amount of energy, unbelievable amount of effort he puts into the job every single day on behalf of the american people. he will be at the white house working hard for the american people. with the best doctors in the world. making sure the president of the united states of america, the most important leader on the planet getting care he deserves but also doing his john. elizabeth: congressman, i want to switch gears. i want to move on to this next story. this new bombshell. dni ratcliff declassified more

government documents handwritten note by former cia director john brennan that showed top u.s. intelligence officials were worried about russian disinformation, disinformation in the hillary clinton campaign her plan to smear donald trump as a russian agent. she was in on russia plans to hack democrat emails. that was found not to be true, that they personally told president barack obama bit, susan rice, former dni james clapper. are there more smoking guns here? was your thought when you saw this story? >> this was hillary clinton conjuring up this lie somehow the trump campaign was working with russia which she knew wasn't true, they all knew wasn't true. she did it to cover up her lie. the fact she destroyed all the emails. did it to cover up all the wrongdoing she did. she creates this lie. the worse of this, liz, the worse of this, they all knew it was a lie. brennan, clapper, comey, biden, susan rice, they bet on the

january 25th meeting to plan to take down michael flynn everything was a hoax, everything was a lie. but they let our country, this is just ticks me off more than anything else, they let our country live through 19 lawyers, 40 fbi agents, 400 plus subpoenases 50 million on a comey investigation, they all knew it was false. the date of these notes, july 28th, 2016 three days before the opened up the trump russia "crossfire hurricane" baloney. what they put this president, and more importantly what they put the country through. i'm so glad we have people like ric grenell and john ratcliffe declassifying stuff so we can get to the truth. elizabeth: the president is working also to get them to declassify, in other words they knew this was a smear campaign. they sat on the information, allowed russian disinformation to come into the hillary clinton campaign and steele dossier made

its way to the fbi. why? in order to stop trump. headlines -- >> liz, if i could jump in. you said this in your opening comment. susan rice knew how wrong it was. that is why she did the cover your backside email, said we did everything by the book. when you say did everything by the book, you know you did it. she was briefed on conjured up lie by clinton to take the heat off of them. that is so disgusting. elizabeth: congressman, switching gears to late-breaking news. what is going on with the latest push by house lawmakers to break up, break up big silicon tech giants, facebook, amazon, apple over the monopoly power. >> yeah. elizabeth: you say social media censorship is building steam. we're looking at stocks ticking down in trading action. they're taking hits. can you walk us through this? >> last week, 12 republicans on the house judiciary committee, did section 230, which gives

sections people liability protection. we know big tech is censoring conservatives. twitter allowed a statement by ayatollah from iran, will strike a blow to american citizens allow that but censor the president? google tried to help the clinton campaign with. the reports democrats put out fails to mention anything, fails to mention anything about what big tech does to conservatives. we issued our own report talking about issue. we need to use the antitrust laws that exist, that big tech is not biasing conservatives and pass the law we did last week on section 230. elizabeth: great. congressman jim jordan, great to have you on i mean to say. we hope you come back soon. >> you bet, liz. elizabeth: we are going to be talking to general michael flynn's sidney powell on the new bombshell disclosures in the government documents but we have next for you "the hill" media

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♪. elizabeth: okay. let's welcome back to the show "the hill" media reporter joe concha. joe, i want you to listen to the sound bite from joe biden. critics are tearing into joe biden saying effectively rich people have the luxury to stay quarantined at home during lockdown because, quote, some black woman was able to stack the grocery shelf. biden talks about minorities doing a lot for people but this comes off as elitist. >> the reason i was able to stay sequestered in my home because some black woman was able to stack the groceries shelf. or i got young hispanic is out there, these dreamers out there, 60,000 of them acting as first-responders and nurses and docs. elizabeth: critics are saying this is elitist. what do you think? the. >> i think it is a long line of, i don't want to call them gaffs anymore, that is forgivable thing, he misspoke type of thing. joe biden has had a credibility problem going back decades.

people forget, he ran for president in 1988. i called the junior year. he had to back out because he was caught plagarizing, literally why he had to drop out of the race. i could go through the list. he said he was arrested in south africa trying to visit nelson mandela when the country was under apartheid. that never happened. he said the marched in the civil rights movement. that didn't happen. he was arrested in as undergrad of university of delaware wandering into a woman's dormitory. i kind of believe that but didn't happen. the president called coronavirus a hoax. know didn't. he said the exploitation from a political perspective was the hoax. not the coronavirus itself. you don't stop travel from china when you think something is hoax. keeps pushing fine people on both sides lie. the president was referring to neo-nazis. he said that during speeches. joe biden does lie.

cnn bottom line when they didn't check fact him during the democrat national convention. chris cuomo said we don't fact check depth crass. democrats are not lying like the republicans. give me a break. elizabeth: joe biden is ripping off, plagarizing the uk's boris johnson june speech. that is what the criticism is. let's watch this. >> we owe it to future generations to build back better. >> we have a great opportunity to build back and build back better. >> to do things differently. to build back better and to build back bolder. >> folks, it is not sufficient to build back. we have to build back better. that is what my plan is, to build back better. elizabeth: sounds pretty similar. what was your take when you saw that. >> it is not just a thing that he is putting into a speech, a

line he is putting into a speech. literally his campaign slowing again, build back -- better. when he plagarize ad speech he took it from a british politician kneel kinnick. he thinks british politicians are saying it over there so no one will fact check here. these are ease to scrutinize. the problem joe biden doesn't get scrutiny on these things. literally last night, elizabeth there was a town hall on nbc, only undecided voters. reporting coming out from the "washington free beacon" and other publications show that these undecided voters are anything but. two cuban-americans were undecided were literally msnbc just a couple months ago declare they will vote for joe biden. a fixed fight once again elizabeth. elizabeth: yeah. you know there is also this story too at that town hall which was in florida. joe biden said he is adamantly

against socialism just a couple months ago he said he will take out and wipe out shareholder capitalism. so go figure. do you think this will come up, this is the final question, newt gingrich really went after joe biden hard for saying it is not true what hunter biden was doing overseas getting millions of dollars from foreign entities and in russia, ukraine and china. let's listen, we know there is evidence that the fbi, u.s. senate, u.s. treasury department and bank documents show this. let's listen to newt gingrich. >> the chinese apparently turned over a billion dollars in investment money to hunter biden. now hunter biden had one qualification, his last name biden. if his name had been hunter jones he couldn't have gotten a penny. yet the news media literally is in the tank. elizabeth: joe, you're final word on that? >> if his name was donald trump, jr. or eric trump

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♪. elizabeth: okay. less than a month until election day. lots of states already voting, california, iowa, new jersey, rhode island, also nebraska, vote early, president obama out with a big nationwide push to do mail-in ballots. don't listen to critics there is no fraud in mail-in ballots. watch this, president obama warned about mail-in ballot fraud because he said there was fraud in mail-in ballots this is back in 2008, he said that on msnbc. he also said i come from chicago. it is not only republicans messing around with voter fraud. it is also democrats and remember acorn back then? there was a lot of problems in 2008 with worries about voter fraud. talk to trump 2020 senior advisor corey lewandoski. okay so it was a concern back then but shouldn't be a worry now, corey, is that the deal? >> well of course, liz because the left has a narrative that fits them at any given day. if they don't like it they change it the next day regardless what they have already said. we know that this is going to be

a problem. we know that every time that they simply mail ballots to every domicile in a state with any person who has ever lived there we're looking for fraud because it us going to happen assure as the sun comes up. there is know request about it. when it was convenient for the democrats to say it was fraud possible in this situation the media said, you're absolutely right. we should never do it. other democrats are saying no fraud and of course the media saying you're right again. elizabeth: you know we've got a democrat lawyer, marc elias leading the charge about lawsuits helping the democrats here. he is also the lawyer who helped facilitate the anti-trump steele dossier. seems like the same players are involved in major lawsuits across the country, corey? >> liz, how is that surprising? look what we know that the clinton campaign funneled money through perkins and to set up

the whole dossier. he was part of it. they declassified information relates to brennan, comey, clapper. the reason is these guys are criminal. they should be held accountable. don't worry, the media will let it go just lying everything they have done on the left. elizabeth: the supreme court did reinstate a south carolina voter requirement that absentee ballots must have a witness signature. you see them playing out state by state locality. the president has a path to victory in 23 red states. south carolina is one of them. want to talk about this, accountability, holding people feet to the fire for what they say. joe biden taking on basically people saying that you know is not going to stand up to dictators. said i have taken on quote the castros of the world. corey, biden said told a miami station would bring back obama policy of re-engagement with the

castro regime. how can you square those two things? >> joe biden doesn't remember yesterday what he might say tomorrow. he is so past his prime he doesn't have the mental acuity to be the commander-in-chief of the world's greatest military. we know that is on display. he got a pass, a black woman staffing filling his shelves on the covid crisis. the guy is a complete racist and no one said a word about it. elizabeth: some are saying that he was talking, you know that he just made a mistake. he is not racist. he just made a mistake in the way he said it. it came off as elitist. i hear what you're saving about his past affiliation with robert byrd and the like but go ahead. >> only so many times you make a mistake. you give the eulogy of ex-called the cyclops of the ku klux klan. when you make a eulogy that is not mistake. when you call african-american males predators from the floor

that is not a mistake. if when you say if you don't vote for me you ain't black that is not a mistake. when you say a black woman filled those shelves these are not a mistake. those are windows into the joe's mind. when you see what donald trump did for the african-american community, the clear different ages, donald trump will do amazingly well for the african-american community because the his record deserves it. elizabeth: corey lewandoski thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, general michael flynn's attorney sidney powell on the debate that barack obama and joe biden talked a lot about how they did a peaceful transition that was anything but with president trump. a new bombshell and declassified documents, handwritten notes from former cia director telling president obama's about hillary clinton's purported plan accusing then candidate trump working with russia to hack into democrat emails in order to

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♪. elizabeth: okay. as we get closer to the election listen to what former president barack obama said after the last election in 2016. about you who he would certainly do a smooth transition of power for then president-elect donald trump. also watch joe biden's more recent recollection of his role into the investigation into general michael flynn. watch this. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world. as i said last night, my number

one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that insures our president-elect is successful. >> i was aware, that there was, they asked for a investigation. that is all i know anything about it. i don't think anything else. elizabeth: that is all i know about it, joe biden said about the unmasking of general michael flynn when his name was actually on the list of the people requesting to unmask general michael flynn in intelligence documents. behind the scenes it was anything but a peaceful transition of power. to help us break it down, welcome back to the show, the attorney for general michael flynn, sidney powell. great to have you back on. at the time of all this, the trump russia and flynn probe was falling apart. this transition was anything but peaceful. what do you say? >> yes. well, mr. biden and mr. obama are both consummate liars.

that is although know how to do, whatever suits narrative and at attime to set the facts and state the truth whatever. it is completely appalling. president trump took over with his hands tied behind his back, spies from every corner, people lobbing missiles at him from every direction. things he didn't know he had to deal with, under the rug. it has been horrific. elizabeth: okay, we have this new bombshell. dni john ratcliffe declassifying more government documents, handwritten notes by former cia director john brennan about his briefing of barack obama. it shows top u.s. intelligence officials were so worried about russian disinformation coming into hillary clinton's campaign and her plan to smear donald trump as a russian agent, via the steele dossier they personally had to warn president barack obama about it. also susan rice and then dni james clapper. that hillary clinton had a plan to vilify donald trump by

stirring up scandal, to link it to russia hacking of democrat emails to distract her use of a private email scandal. when you saw this new bombshell, what was your first thought? >> my thought was that they all knew the plan. they were very well-informed of the plan and they all signed on to join in and promote the plan. they knew exactly what was going on. they took full advantage of it. they did nothing to investigate the clinton campaign for its wrongdoing and instead, they signed on to promote the false hopes against president trump and general flynn. their conduct was a criminal fraud on the american people writ large and specifically against the president and general flynn and others around them. elizabeth: you know dni, former acting dni ric grenell said there are even more documents he would like to see. congressman devin nunes was on our show last night talking about, he says there are more bombshells to come. do you want to see the

intelligence behind, apparently russian intelligence on what hillary clinton was doing, do you want to see that intelligence? devin nunes wants to see it. >> yes. i want to see all of it. i think the american people deserve to see all all of it. elizabeth: how do i think was in with hillary clinton in this alleged plan to smear donald trump as a russian agent? basically what is happening is, the steele dossier used information for a then russian asset, basically who was working with christopher steele with information into that steele dossier ended up with the fbi. a foreign advisor into hillary clinton's campaign came up with the idea. who could that be? >> that i'm not sure of. i'm sure a lot of the usual suspects are involved. sidney blumenthal, cody shearer, were trying to send pieces of the steele dossier or generate their own information to send

through the channels. we had the perkins coie law firm as men lined the curtain and glenn simpson and christopher steele and senate select committee on intelligence negotiating behind the scenes with steele and adam wall man. mr. warner who didn't want his texts revealed and leaking the dossier to buzzfeed through select committee on intelligence staffer mr. wolf. these people were in every facet of government, coming at it from every angle they could think of to make it appear real when they all knew it was when they all knew it was one big lie. elizabeth: so former acting dni ric grenell you know has been talking to us about the story. we're also hearing from other sources that intelligence officials knew about russian disinformation coming into the steele dossier, coming into the clinton campaign but they didn't do anything to stop it.

why? in order to block president trump. do you believe that story? >> yes. that's what they wanted. they wanted to use anything they could. they had no record for the truth. it didn't really matter where it came from because they were signing on to the whole conspiracy theory as they were making it up and that is what they used to try to destroy the incoming president and his administration and general flynn. elizabeth: right. sidney powell, i'm sorry we ran out of time but we still appreciate you coming on the show. will you come back soon? we want to talk to you some more what is going on with general flynn's case. seems in abeyance until after the election, looks like that, right? >> no. there will be another little truth bomb coming shortly. elizabeth: okay. bring it to us first, sidney powell. food to have you on. sidney powell there. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay, coming up, another truth bomb coming from sidney powell and the flynn

case. we'll stay on that. on the escalating flight over pandemic lockdowns. the delate over who is right or who is wrong. the latest what is going on with president trump's covid-19 diagnosis. his doctors are saying he is recovering. that the outlook is good. we're staying on this story for you. deneen borelli next. president trump: then got to open these states up. this guy will close down the whole country and destroy our country. our country is coming back incredibly well setting record as it does it. we don't need somebody to come in and say

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covid-19 lockdowns is unlawful sees sure of power. the state attorney says we will not enforce the lockdowns. who is right or wrong on the lockdowns? >> that is good news for the citizens of michigan, liz. governor whitmer weaponnized a 1945 law in order to continue the shutdown amongst the citizens. that is a gross abuse of power. not only that, think about the businesses that have been suffering. people who have not been able to get the proper medical attention whether it was elective surgery or surgery recommended by their doctors. that is why there are lawsuits against her from people in the medical profession there is a barber who has been in the news on a regular basis who is also suing her. so that is good. people need to recognize the abuse of power that came from this governor. by the way her husband for the memorial day weekend tried to get his boat into the water

early by claiming he was like the first husband or whatever of the governor. and she tried to laugh it off as a joke. so look at the hypocrisy there as well with her husband trying to get by the laws and rules that her, his wife had out there against the citizens. it is outrageous. elizabeth: yeah. we hear what you're saying. we're also tracking this, people want to go back into lockdown mode. talking about that, president trump should do what british prime minister boris johnson did. boris johnson basically reversed his position on lockdowns saying we'll do more lockdowns after he came out of the hospital for cone crone. but others say that makes absolutely no sense. there is no direct correlation globally between lockdowns and death rates. britain has imposed lockdowns but massively higher death rates unlike jop who mandated no

lockdowns. japan said, don't lock down the economy, you will make the situation worse if you shut people inside. what do you think of that? >> you're absolutely right, there is no correlation. this should be up to the local officials, the state-run government to decide what is best for their states. you can't treat, throw a blanket over everything. you can't compare new york which is densely populated. you have the subway systems and bus systems and everything, densely populated versus farming communities in the midwest. so you can't treat the entire country the same way because each state is a different, different directive a different initiative so what you look at this lockdown of the economy especially it is bad for the country. it is bad for business. it is bad for families. you look at new york city, for example, they're looking to raise taxes. i think governor cuomo issued an initiative today that he wants to shut down certain businesses

in hot spots, schools and what not. so you can't treat the entire country like new york city for example, and these leaders need to understand, when you shut down the economy, you are harming americans. consumer spend something still 70% of the economy. so we need these businesses open. we need people to be responsible and we need people to also to be safe as well. elizabeth: deneen borelli, you're always great. will you come back on the show? we love having you on? >> thanks, liz anytime. elizabeth: good to see you deneen borelli. coming up texas congressman brian babin, look at this story. guatemala stepped in to stop a migrant caravan that booted 3,000 people out of honduras. mexico is ready to stop it too. the question is now this, is this the end of migrant caravans? what is the right, what is the humane way for migrants to come here without putting themselves,

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♪. elizabeth: okay. let's welcome back to the show texas congressman brian babin. congressman, always great to have you on. do you think this is the end of caravans because guatemala stop ad migrant caravan after it grew to about 3,000. mexico is moving to stop it top. is this the end of it? >> i certainly hope so. that has been a grave threat to our national security at some levels. and you know, i just want to thank guatemala. i want to thank mexico. mexican president obrador who has deployed thousands of his national guardsmen to the border. and also want to thank president trump because his administration has absolutely with this remain in mexico policy has been really, really beneficial to stopping the illegal crossing of our borders.

especially during a pandemic time. let's hope that is going to be the end of it. elizabeth: it is about the right and humane way to protect people that want to come here and be immigrants here, not just crossing the border with the help of human traffickers and more. move on to what pope francis is talking about. americans are a humanitarian nation. we have a welcoming attitude towards immigrants and americans talk about the right to a dream of a better future. we would want to embrace people coming to our country. the pope though is saying that he is saying about, countries like the united states, quote, there is a desire for security in one's own little world of narcissism. he is against border walls. we understand that. we talked to border patrol. they say border patrol, says walls do help in stopping crime. the issue is critics are saying is the pope listening to families like these who have

lost families, excuse me loved ones due to criminal illegal crime? let's listen to this. >> unbeknownst to me a classmate asked him for a ride home. we found out at the trial that his intent was to murder josh for his truck. he brutally beat him, crushed his face and voice box. he beat him in the head with a closet rod four times until it broke. he strangled him over and over again, tortured him. he tied him up like a animal, dropped him in a field and set him on fire. >> an illegal immigrant intoxicated hit him from behind going probably 120 miles an hour. >> he was killed on his way home from work on 2014 by repeat illegal alien criminal, driving drunk the wrong way over 35 miles and. >> his partner and him got a call, a drunk driver here illegally pulled in front of the ambulance with no regard to

anybody else and my husband's ambulance flipped over and he and his partner both lost their life in that accident. elizabeth: okay. so you know, how do you square their stories, right? that is heart ache. that's page. we understand what the pope is saying, we get it. we want to be embracing open culture. many countries around the world would say the same thing but many countries around the world are dealing with serious crime at the border, right? should our religious leaders call that too? >> no. i disagree with the pope on many, many things. he is absolutely wrong. he has the right to control our borders. we welcome immigrants in this country. we have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants come here. they have to do it the right way. it is so important that the american people realize this is one of the most crucial, important critical aspects of the issues of the day and that is an open border and this

election, that is coming up, president trump has done unbelievable amounts of good through executive orders with no help from the congress. those of us, i'm border security co-chairman, caucus co-chairman, we just can't seem to get the congress to help the president and pass legislation that needs to be passed. that is why it is so critical that the american people realize the dangers on a national security level, criminals, jobs, pandemic, public health, all levels of the problems that we face on open borders. when, hard for me to even imagine americans that would vote for a democratic party that would open our borders you will to millions of illegal aliens and hundreds of thousands of criminals as well. elizabeth: it is no not just from send tall america, not just from south america, i hear what

you're saying. not just from south america but countries overseas like asia. congressman, great to have you on. we ran out of time. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> treasures stashed in the attic! >> they hadn't been touched for 40 years. that was like [gasps] shocking and exciting. [ camera shutter clicking ] >> history saved from the trash! >> she was a dumpster diver. >> she absolutely was. >> can these heirs cash in on their startling discovery? >> it's hard to believe that you had an ansel adams lining a drawer. >> and your reaction? >> "wow." [ chuckles ] [ camera shutter clicks ] >> but it's not so black and white. >> did you say to yourself, "uh-oh -- legally, maybe i can't do this?" >> i was concerned about that. >> will this photo finish... bring riches...or regrets? >> i was also feeling like, if i sold too many, then i would lose that p