we hope you will join us for that. buy the national best-seller, "the trump century," available at loudobbsshop.com, loudobbsshop.com. thanks for being here. see you here tomorrow. good night from sussex. >> elizabeth: just a few minutes president trump will be holding his first big campaign rally out on the road since being diagnosed with covid-19. you're looking at a live shot from the scene of florida. the president now says he wants to barnstorm through the country, campaigning every day until november 3rd. all that and much more tonight. with us tonight, a former clerk to judge amy coney barrett, we're bringing in amanda for her take what her former boss really thinks since it was a day when everyone wanted to hear from judge barrett at her nomination hearing, when instead you won't believe how many hours viewers heard from senators talking non-stop, fighting with each

other. we have more on how judge barrett got badgered by democrats about their favorite legislation when judge barrett said she will not legislate from the bench. we warned you what democrats plan to do, they are doing it. something we told you about, that how they will try to stonewall judge barrett's nomination. also nfl legend herschel walker. former prosecutor jim trusty, david webb and national border patrol council president brandon judd, what we're watching. what the polls are saying about the 2020 race. we've got that. plus the next shoe to drop in the probe of the trump russia investigation. also the flynn case for the president promising even more government documents will soon be coming out. we've got the preview of that and more strange and curious connections between the fbi under james comey and democrats

and the hillary campaign. the big mystery in the general michael flynn case those close to it are now trying to solve. to the record number of voters already casting votes in 2020. they already voted. it's a surprising number as twitter is now doing this, transferring conservatives including former government officials like ric grenell, talking about the very real problems of voter fraud. we've got that hot story. we're taking you behind the scenes of a very big news announcement that now has law enforcement across the country on edge. it is an historic amount of dangerous hard narcotics like fentanyl and methaphetamine t was just seized at the border again, a big load of it at the borders. we have that story for you tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.

♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. court watchers had to wait nearly five hours to hear from judge barrett as democrats fought with republicans against her nomination. senator lindsey graham says she will be seated by october 27th. many asking, was today's hearing about judge barrett or president trump? this was the first of four-days of hearing. the gop fighting to stop it from gets nasty as the kavanaugh or bork hearings. welcome a former clerk to judge amy coney barrett. she is amanda rauh-before. ri. thanks for joining us. are you sure, are you worried it will turn nasty? >> you know, i sure hope not. i guess, i'm curious as the next person to see what the next few days of hearings will bring. i think the highlight today of course is hearing from judge barrett herself and she, after, you know, sitting through several hours of opening

statements exercised the same kind of poise and grace that i know that she will continue to exercise. i guess we're just going to have to see. elizabeth: so judge barrett would secure, seating would secure the conservative tilt on the top judicial body for a generation. is she going to stop the democratic legislation? will she step obamacare? they talked about it 140 times. will she weigh in on abortion, gun control, that is what they were talking about. judge barrett said she will not legislate from the bench. what do you think? >> we heard a lot today about policy, that is the key word, policy and policy for our elected officials that is their job and as judge barrett said today in her speech as she said many times before that is not the role of a judge. a judge is there toe apply the

law as written and judge barrett as she has shown on her time on the court of appeals and she will do if confirmed to the supreme court will continue to be a fair and independent judge. she is going to approach each case with an open mind. she will listen to the arguments on both sides. at the end of the day she will faithfully apply the law and fairly apply the law and uphold our constitution. elizabeth: so we know that she's, you know, weighed in on a case prior to this just in line with justice scalia who i think she interned before on obamacare, right? she essentially said, the question whether the individual mandate is constitutional. people, you know, those on the left are worried about her catholic background as it comes to abortion. what do you think about that? >> well, a couple of things. first, judge barrett has been

clear multiple times that her private preferences, her policy views, on any issue in any case have no bearing on the way she ultimately is going to decide a case. she shared that in common with her mentor justice scalia, who she spoke of today, spoken fondly on many occasions. that is what it comes down to. she is a judge who faithfully applies the law and she is going to do that in every case in front of her on the supreme court. elizabeth: so she can split away her background, her religious background from ajudicating cases, is that the point? >> yes, exactly. and that is exactly what she talked about. we heard her speak about that today, how judges have to put aside their policy preferences no matter what they may be because it is their task under the constitution is to apply the law as it is written. it is the job of congress and the job of our policymakers to

make those laws but it is not the job of the judge. elizabeth: okay. we hear what you're saying. we warned about this. we reported on this a few weeks ago and it is happening now. democrat senator chuck schumer says that the democrats will try to stonewall her nomination by basically trying to block what is called a quorum on this panel, meaning a quorum of votes to push, to get her nomination through. the problem with that, republicans are in power. they can do, you know, push nomination through with different procedures. i'm bringing that up because this is indicative of what is happening on the democrat side of the aisle. senator kamala harris was front and center today. this is unprecedented. she is the running mate on the democraticket that election is three weeks away. you know, so what they're talking about is a big story right now is joe biden is basically not answering own whether or not he would endorse packing the court. we're going to show a sound bite on joe biden for just a minute. i want to point out kamala

harris said yes to packing the court. amy klobuchar said yes, use it as leverage. we have nancy pelosi, chuck schumer saying nothing is off the table. let's watch joe biden on this just recently. watch joe biden. >> sir i've got to ask you about pack the court. >> sure. >> i know you said yesterday you weren't going to answer the question until after the election. this is number one thing i'm asked about viewers past couple days. >> you are asking about viewers who are probably republicans don't want me to continue to talk about what they're doing to the court right now. >> don't the voters deserve to know. >> no they don't. i will not play his game. he would love me to talk about, i already said something on court packing. he would love that to be the discussion. elizabeth: voters, you know, do deserve to hear the answer. by the way, let's listen to joe biden in 2005. he said packing the court would be a quote, boneheaded idea. then in 1983, he said it was a really bad idea too.

watch joe biden in 2005. >> the senate again stood firm in 37 in the court packing attempt in this environment roosevelt and remember this old adage about power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely, corrupted by power in my view unveiled his court-packing plan. he wanted to increase the number of justices to 15, allowing himself to nominate those additional judges. took an act of courage on the part of his own party institutionally to stand up against this power grab. elizabeth: you know, amanda nobody understands biden's answer now. why doesn't he just answer the question? don't voters deserve to know this before the election? >> you know, elizabeth, i'm concerned about the current vacancy we have right now. i think that is the most important thing at this moment. the president in judge barrett

has chosen a fantastic nominee. we heard from her in her statement today, talking about her qualifications for the supreme court, her background, her formation, i think the focus in the coming days should be on her qualifications for that position. elizabeth: i hear what you're saying. the question is, is the democrat gameplan if biden should win and democrats take control of the senate. they want the green new deal. they want "medicare for all." they have a tax hike agenda. pack the court, eliminate the filibuster so they can do whatever they want with a majority. more democrat seats, add more democrat votes by making d.c. and puerto rico states. your former boss is saying listen, i will go in there to do my job. i will not legislate and from the bench and do it in the

scalia way. follow the constitution. your reaction? >> exactly what the judge said and that is exactly what justice scalia's approach, he what we call a textualist, the law means what it says and not what we wish it says. she quoted that, talked about that today in her speech. that is the kind of judge, the kind of justice she will be on the supreme court. she will not be a policymaker but she is going to be a judge who fairly and safely applies the law. elizabeth: amanda, you were great. will you come back later in the week if we need but the hearings? >> sure. elizabeth: great, amanda, so much, good to see you. we'll have you back on soon. coming up next nfl football legend herschel walker on president trump. minutes away he is about to hold his first campaign rally out on the road. you're looking live, since he was diagnosed with covid-19. his doctors say he is in full recovery mode. you're looking at a live picture

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♪. elizabeth: okay. president trump is holding a rally just minutes away in florida tonight. will be going to have even morally this is week in pennsylvania, iowa and north carolina. look who is back with us, nfl football legend herschel walker. herschel, we always love having you on. seems like trump is saying, forget debates. i will go to do rallies. do you think that is a good strategy? >> i think that is a great strategy. the mainstream media, majority will not cover him correctly. if you saw the last debate, they will not ask the tough questions to joe biden or kamala harris. those questions will not be asked. he is his own marketer, and promoter. when the mainstream media decides to quit telling lies and tell the truth, that is the time you need to do a debate. the best thing you can do is be doing these rallies. elizabeth: herschel, president trump is pushing back on

pollsters who say biden is going to win. we have the "real clear politics" average of 14 polls. it has biden up nearly 10%age points. you know, but then, there is talks of tens of millions of people listen to the president on rush limbaugh last friday. trump got 63 million votes in 2016. what do you think about all of that? >> i don't trust the polls. i think 2016 shows you can't trust the polls. if you're a supporter of donald trump, you admit you're a supporter of donald trump people will come after you. that is one of the things the democratic party right now, they don't believe in law and order. right now if you say you like donald trump you will get beat up, you will get to somebody wanting to intimidate you. i don't trust the polls right now. i know for a fact donald trump will get more african-american votes than he got last time. he will get more hispanic votes than he got last time. i think he will get more white america, italian america, they realize, the democratic party

right now everything that they're saying that this president is doing is what they have already done. everything they are talking about the racism. i'm sick and tired of entertainers, athletes talking about you can't make it now. this is a racist country. well let's be honest, you made it. why are you telling all the kids today they can't make it? i'm telling you from herschel walker you can make it. all you got to do, work hard, continue to get your education. you can make it as well. this country is not racist country. this is the best country in the world. what country in the world can you achieve some of the things that these african-americans have achieved? what country in the world can you achieve what hispanic-americans have achieved? this is a country you can get the american dream but what you got to do is work at it. elizabeth: so you, democrats are saying there is systemic racism in this country. do you agree with that in certain parts of the country there is systemic racism. that is what they're saying. you don't agree with that? >> i don't agree with that, let

me tell you the reason why. there was a black president won two terms. you know the black america, population a third. that means he had to have a lot of white america voted for him. so if there was systemic racism he couldn't have won two terms. help you out with another thing about this systemic racism. the reason why they're saying is systemic racism, they want people to go to the polls emotional. if there is systemic racism. , why joe biden who been in office 47 years done something about it? why about other people been in the congress, in the senate, done something about it? if there is systemic racism they're to blame, not this president. one thing that people need too realize. do not believe the democrats right now. it is sad to say that they are telling you lies. what is so important this president here has been nominated for four nobel peace prize from four country nothing to do with this country here. nominating him for his foreign

policy getting rid of wars. that is one thing we don't want. we don't want wars. this president brought an economy that is incredible absolutely incredible. look at the facts. look at the facts. the democratic party has been lying to us. i've seen them lie. they have been lying to us for years. they get into office and they do absolutely zero. elizabeth: you know, joe biden is slamming the president for shutting down the economy because of covid-19 when you know joe biden told abc news he would shut it down again if scientists told him that. i would love to get your reaction to this. joe biden, kamala harris held a campaign event in arizona. the campaign did not get much advance word about it. looks like nobody showed up. watch this. >> typically a big event not a lot of fanfare. we're getting information what is going on with these meetings from our national correspondent pool reporters but from out here, you really can't tell anything much is going on.

not a lot of fanfare out here. there is really not much to see. i will step out of the way. it is kind of boring out here. so not your typical presidential campaign event. we don't see people rallying outside. elizabeth: okay. herschel, what do you think of that? >> well i think they have taken the american people as being stupid. they have taken us being stupid because they won't answer questions. they go to rallies. they have no reporters there. they won't even tell you what they believe in. they won't tell you what their agenda is. i want people to look it up. don't play us for stupid. i want the american people to wake up, let them know they don't have an agenda. they don't know what they will do. please vote republican. please vote republican so we can get on with this country. elizabeth: okay. herschel walker, great to have you on. will you come back soon? we love having you on. >> i would love to, thank you. elizabeth: good. good to see you herschel. up next house oversight ranking republican congressman james

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♪. elizabeth: welcome back. you're watch being the fox business network. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. joining me now, back with us, house oversight ranking republican. he is congressman james comer. always great to have you back on, congressman. what is the next shoe to drop in the declassification of documents? the president is saying more, quote, breathtaking documents about the abuses of the obama administration in the trump russia and flynn probes what do you think will be happening next? >> well it appears that next john ratcliffe is going to make public the handwritten notes from cia director brennan which apparently shows that president obama had knowledge of this

whole investigation and that it was potentially a hoax. it also shows at that the cia director thought that maybe hillary clinton's campaign was colluding with russia to spread disinformation. so this is pretty damning evidence, if true about obama and biden's involvement in this from the start because remember, they have always said that they didn't know anything about it. also we've heard that brennan asked james comey and peter strzok to investigate hillary's involvement with russia. none of the documents that we've been able to find ever showed where comey and struck did in fact investigate clinton's role in any potential collusion with russia. elizabeth: we don't know, yeah, we don't know if that was a referral for an investigation or head's up memo saying to james comey and peter strzok from the cia director saying this is what is going on. this is the intelligence we have out of russia.

this is what hillary is doing, is thinking of doing is linking for the president to the hack of democrat emails by russian military agents. you know, we're hearing, so you're saying that you're hearing that cia, former cia director john brennan's notes will show him talking about a collusion between hillary and russia. because we're hearing a foot tall binder with hundreds and hundreds of pages. we know dni ratcliff gave nearly 1000 pages of material to u.s. attorney john durham about his investigation. what do you hear about the brennan notes, what can you tell us again? >> we're hearing that he wanted comey and strzok to investigate any potential role hillary had. that has never come out before. that has been the frustrating thing. so many documents were classified and they were redacted but now we've found

apparently with ratcliff, he is trying to be very transparent which is what the american public wants and deserves is transparency here because, remember this is what the democrats tried to overthrow a president of the united states through impeachment and we've learned since it was a complete sham and now we're learning that potentially clinton could have been involved in some role with russia. so there is a lot of, there are a lot of questions to be answered and looks like we have some new evidence here. elizabeth: so it is two threads with hillary clinton, her campaign. in other words the democrat emails get hacked, you know, she has got her own private email server scandal going on. they go on go fronts. that is, try to link trump with the hack of the democrat emails and try to smear trump with the steele dossier. we're finding that democrat lawyers from the affiliated with the democrat national committee actually met with top officials at the fbi in the fall of 2016

talking with them about the steele dossier before the fisa wiretaps were, you know, gotten by the fbi, based in part on the use of the steele dossier. so we're finding that too, that dnc lawyers met with the fbi in the fall of 2016. possibly to talk about the steele dossier. we don't know. we're drilling into the bottom of that. i want to take a listen to former acting dni ric grenell on this. here he is talking about what happened behind the scenes at the obama administration. let's listen to this? >> comey is accused of seeing those warnings. brennan is accused seeing those warnings. susan rice is accused of seeing those warnings. barack obama and joe biden are accused of seeing the warnings and the information that this was a russian collusion hoax. we now know that insiders in the government at the cia, at doj, at the fbi, they knew that this was a russian collusion hoax.

they allowed it to go forward, for a variety of reasons. they were convinced that hillary would win. they thought their careers could be benefited if they just shut up. so what we need to figure out is what level are these individuals going to go to jail? elizabeth: that was former acting dni ric grenell with maria bartiromo. sir, what do you think of what ric grenell just said? >> i agree with everything he said. we've got some new evidence. we knew there were a lot of missing pieces. i credit devin nunes because he has been on this from the start, ever since i became ranking member of oversight committee, devin and i have spoken several times at length on new developments. the president is right when he tweets out, a lot of evidence coming forward making democrat heads spin. the american people deserve to know the truth f all of this is true, these intelligence officials need to be held accountable. elizabeth: congressman comer,

thanks so much for joining us. we really appreciate it, sir. >> thank you for having me, elizabeth. elizabeth: sure. still ahead, former federal prosecutor jim trusty back with us with a preview of what the documents, what the declassified documents that are about to come out what they could have in them and the big mystery now that people are talking about when it comes to the general michael flynn case. who exactly wanted to keep that case open after even the former fbi director james comey said in the fall of 2016, december, 2016, 2017 he said it too, shut it down? that mystery next.

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♪. elizabeth: joining me now former federal prosecutor jim trusty. always great to have you on. there is always a mystery in the general flynn case. good to see you. it is a mystery that is still own going after a.g. barr said

toss out the flynn case for fbi abuses. who exactly said keep it open? because former fbi director james comey testified in congress in 2017, he told congress yes, i ordered the flynn case shut in december 2016, early january 2017. so who kept it open? >> so look, mr. comey doesn't have a ton of credibility in this area. what we have now documentarywise is a paper trail that shows the case was going to be shut down, peter strzok, our famous agent here, reached out to the people that would shut it down, they said no, no, the seventh floor wants it open. i don't think for a minute that he was in collusion with comey, which is the seventh floor. doesn't mean the absence of political players but the fbi chose to keep that case alive. and i think that rests at the very top. elizabeth: let's listen to former independent counsel saul

wisenberg talking with us last friday about this, because behind the scenes the general counsel's office of the fbi was saying, there is no predicate for the flynn case. you can't accuse him of the logan act because transition teams talked to foreign ambassadors. they're saying it is an uphill battle trying to prosecute him under the flynn case that no reasonable prosecutor would bring this case against general flynn. let's listen to sol wisenberg. watch this. >> there was no reason for them to have the interview. this is the definition of a perjury trap. you only have an interview if your only purpose is to catch somebody in what you think is a lie. it is very clear when you look at the timeline --. there was no reason for them to have the interview. this is the definition of a perjury trap. you only have an interview if

your only purpose is to catch somebody in what you think is a lie. it is very clear when you look at the timeline, when you look at everything, that that's what was going on. and you mentioned something else i think is very important. there is now evidence that has come out in recent weeks that they were really ready to drop the case on flynn in early november. the question is, who kept it open from early november until january 4th? that is something we still don't know the answer to. elizabeth: so november, november they wanted to shut the flynn case. who is keeping it open? william barnett, the former fbi agent said they were keeping it open, the flynn case open as kind of a place holder to keep going after trump. what do you think happened? >> it is a circumstantial case right now but sometimes circumstances are pretty darn damning. look, there were so many actions that were completely in bad

faith by the fbi when it comes to general flynn. i don't know if general flynn is an angel or a saint or sinner, all points in between. it doesn't really matter. the conduct of the fbi is truly outrageous, keeping the case open, doing an ambush interview, avoiding white house counsel and avoiding the attorney general that comey did to sally yates' expense and even having discovery violations during the case. start to finish, everything about the case raises the red flags about the use of investigative resources to go after somebody connected to the trump administration. elizabeth: yeah. at one point james comey testified, you know, we did take advantage of the chaos of the incoming trump administration. one of his former assistants actually quoted james comey saying you know what? we're going to do this. screw it. here is the other thing. susan rice's memo five days before peter strzok and joe pientka sit down with michael

flynn, general flynn, to go through this so-called perjury trap. five days before those fbi agents sat down with general flynn, didn't tell him it was a criminal interview, didn't give him, they debated about giving him miranda warnings. he had no defense lawyer. susan rice five days prior to that says, obama did everything by the book. but obama doing everything by the book while susan rice is sending that email to herself, all of this other chaos behind the scenes is going on at the fbi. fbi agents saying we need personal liability insurance. we could get sued for misconduct this is a madhouse. this is a nightmare scenario. can you really say right now obama did everything by the book and his team did everything by the book? what do you think? >> i don't know which books she is talking about. look, when people send emails to themselves, saying we certainly have been lawful today that is a problem in itself. it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. look the politicians will scurry

and duck and cover but what is really interesting here with the declassifications i think john durham is looking more and more at the fbi leadership and maybe points beyond and you think john brennan is starting to become a reluctant witness. his paper trail, whether or not it turned out to be accurate and looks like the underlying information probably was, it is putting people on notice that if they continue going down this road relying on false information planted through the dnc and through hillary's campaign that sort of reliance on false information is a fraud. elizabeth: all right. jim trusty, always great to have you on. thanks for your insights, come back soon. okay? >> sure, see you. elizabeth: sure. next up fox news contributor david webb is going to join us. he is going to weigh in on one of the hotest stories of this election cycle. an historic number of vote remembers already voting, something that could also swamp the headlines, this could happen in about three weeks, voter fraud accusations could blow up.

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ric grenell about mail-in ballots being sent to dead people? >> yes. this is what we can expect from the silicon valley sycophants when it comes to politics. i have to go to the point for the american people to understand. that it is no longer about being just a platform for open speech. twitter is guiding this. they are simply shutting out those who don't agree with the liberal agenda and emac, it is has taken me a long time to get to this point because i gave it every chance to turn out another way but they leave us no other option. elizabeth: you know, florida won, excuse me, the 2000 election, george w. bush won florida by 537 votes. this is a worthy discussion to have, david, you and i talked about voter fraud allegations. public center for integrity in the vote saying that 15,000 dead

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we have drug seizures along the canadian border up 1000 percent since last year. the fact it was fentanyl in the southwest border drug seizure as you point out is really concerning. is it correct to say two milligrams of fentanyl can kill somebody? >> yes, absolutely can. doctors have come out and said, has talked repeatedly about how dangerous this substance is. how little it takes to kill somebody or put somebody in the hospital. we have to be cognizant of what is coming across our borders. we have to be looking at the border. we have to be talking about it. if the american public isn't aware of it, our politicians ignore it. we have to be discussing border security on a regular basis. elizabeth: we are now looking at a live shot of the president now at his rally in florida. he is leaving and you know, has a big american flag right there. we're showing a live shot what is happening right now in florida. joe biden, a number of other leading democrats, brandon,

saying we will scale back, dial back the trump administration's border security policies. the president wants to build on the achievements that he has gotten so far in about three or four years time. so when you look at what the biden campaign is talking about, what the president has done, can you explain what you're seeing from where you sit? >> yeah. absolutely if i go back to the last four years of biden as vice president, everything on the border was completely, totally not secure. we have to go forward. we have to move forward with policies that actually help us. when you look at substance, look at the debates, substance of policies, president trump is winning. and the mainstream media will not talk about f they give him credit for what he has done they know that the american public will go out to vote for him. instead they downplay what he has done. in my lifetime i've never seen a president not get credit for his accomplishments except for president trump. and that alone would convict the

mainstream media of bias against president trump because they will not discuss his accomplishments. elizabeth: you know if you talked earlier how the administration empowered border security to do things for to protect the american people, saving thousands of people from drug overdoses or addictions. we're talking about medical supplies. drugs hidden there, drugs hidden in secret compartments of 18 wheel rigs. we found a commercial shipment of toilets, they hate to say it, $3 million worth of pot in commercial shipments headed to stores to the u.s. cartels, tough to fight them, brandon. take the final word here. >> they're very innovative. they do what they need to get the products across f we don't have the enforcement necessary, it will hurt the american public. keep going with the policies

helping us. elizabeth: brandon judd, good to see you. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night t starts right now. have a great night. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. opening statements in the supreme court confirmation hearing of judge amy coney barrett started today in the senate. and from the very going of the judiciary committee hearing, the radical dems made it clear they would be just as vicious and vile as ever. i think will use this hearing as a means with which to attack president trump, as they did today, as well as republican senators who are up for re-election next month. and they will do so in the nastiest and vilest of terms. the radical dems' vice presidential nominee, senator kamala harris, and former dem presidential