♪. lou: tomorrow senator ron johnson and cory does does, among our guests. we hope you will join us. thanks for being with us. buy my new book "the trump century" at loudobbsshop.com. see you tomorrow. good night from sussex. >> elizabeth: president trump again back out on the campaign trail. he is now on the move to another ramly. this time in des moines, iowa. we've got that and much more, now the competing town halls between the president and joe biden tomorrow night on separate networks on nbc and abc. with us tonight on this, the big headlines of the day. pom pam bondi, matthew whitaker, robert ray, congressman brian babin. we're handling a lot of headlines. the smoking gun bombshell emails that joe biden did in fact denying for months that he did

know about his son's business dealings in ukraine. he is backpedaling on that. twitter and facebook now accused trying to suppress this news. the fireworks on the final day of questioning for judge amy coney barrett as democrats remained outraged that they failed at blocking her. senator kamala harris and democrats trying to delegitimatize judge barrett for refusing to discuss her personal views on policies while democrats led by senator harris refused to discuss how they want to delegitimatize the supreme court via ideas like court packing. remember, nancy pelosi's ice cream in the freezer moment while 30 million lost their jobs during the pandemic? remember nancy pelosi blaming a little hair salon after pell lows got caught getting a blow out there during shutdowns. pelosi with blow back trying to shut down wolf bitter, why she is freezing up covid-19 relief.

doj probe ended obama administration of unmasking of individuals like general michael flynn, the controversies have only just begun. like this mystery. who in the clinton campaign came up with the disinformation plan to link trump to russia hacking of democrat emails? the russia probe didn't find out about that. did they hack clinton emails? the cia noted hillary clinton's plan. the new way drug cartels and human traffics are trying to break into the country as fast as that border wall gets built. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. at this hour the president on the way to a rally, this time in iowa. then he is going to north carolina tomorrow. we'll keep you updated on that. also this news coming in.

first lady melania trump has tested negative for covid-19 after she contracted it. her son barron is now negative after he reportedly tested positive for it. pam bondi, women for trump co-chair and former attorney general foreflorida. it is good to see you. nbc will do their own town hall-style debate with president trump and abc will do the that with joe biden. the moderator does matter. they have to ask tough questions to both of them. it hangs on the fairness of the moderator. >> liz, if you remember the last town hall joe biden did, it was with allegedly undecided voters. we know that was a lie. these voters had already decided they were biden supporters. unbelievable. so the media was in on it too. biden acted like they were

undecided voters. he had the answers to the questions. it is a joke. it is not even reality tv, it is so fake. where president trump goes in. he doesn't care who the moderator is and does a great job. elizabeth: he was criticized forgiving a chaotic debate. i hear what you're saying though about msnbc and cnn, what happened with the undecideds they were for joe biden. let's stay, first deal with president trump. we'll go to joe biden. gallop says 56% of voters said they and their family are better off than four years ago. pam, they're feeling better now than they did in 2012 and 2004, and '92, back to 1984. i want to say on this the president praised a suburban mom, pandemic moms, the soccer moms. he will face questions over his covid-19 response, debate performance. he got the covid-19 virus. he balked at a virtual debate. former press secretary sean

spicer says he needs to focus on policies. he needs to hammer hard on that. do you agree with that? >> he will focus on policies. i would not agree to a virtual debate. we know joe biden would be in his basement, we all know he uses teleprompters when he is in his basement. that is cheating in a debate. they have to be toe face for a debate. i don't blame the president. they're talking tough questions at a town hall. he takes any questions from anyone. the man holds press conferences constantly and answers all the questions from reporters who don't even like him. so he is out there, he is going to be talking about policy i agree with that. he is coming to an airport near you very soon with all these rallies he has planned. it will be a great time. the president is 100% talked to him twice a week ago. he is doing great. and he is back. elizabeth: you know, pam, the media like "axios" including the new york times are reporting

things like shockingly little scrutiny of joe biden of the question the biden campaign is calling a lid on biden events early recall president obama is stepping in to campaign for joe biden. is this issue, will abc ask biden about new bombshell emails reported from the "new york post" basically from hunter biden directly contradict joe biden claiming he never spoke to hunter about his ukraine business dealings? do you think abc will ask him about it? >> liz, they have to ask him about that because all of these networks, other than fox, they have been reporting that this was a debunked theory with hunter biden and ukraine. it was deundidded. this is personal to me. i had to argue it at the impeachment hearing, because adam schiff and nadler talked about it 455 times in their opening. so we had to address hunter biden. president trump made a perfectly

good phone call to ukraine. they tried to impeach him over it. they put president trump and his family through hell what they tried to do to him. think of being his kids. they tried to take him out of office, all the time the fbi was sitting on this information. so i'm furious about this. president trump did nothing wrong and now we know according to the post, if this is true, according to the post, joe biden said, joe biden said he had no conversations with hunter biden about his foreign business dealings. we now know there is an email -- elizabeth: yeah. go ahead. >> there is an email out there that says an executive from buries marks the corrupt board, by all accounts it is a corrupt board that hunter biden sat on, hunter biden set up a meeting with his father to see how his father could influence, influence in this email, influence things. that we know. eight month later approximately

after that email, shokin, the prosecutor investigating burisma is fired. they have to ask joe biden about this directly. >> i want to show the viewer, i, hang on, running out of time because we got to show the viewer what joe biden was saying, he yelled at savannah guthrie of nbc when she asked about it. he yells at voters when he is asked about it. see joe biden denying all this. watch this. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. and what i will do, is the same thing we did in our administration. absolute wall between personal and private and government.

elizabeth: okay. let's show the email the "new york post" is reporting t shows an advisor to the ukraine company buries marks an advisor to the board emailing hunter biden in april 2015, thanking hunter for inviting him to washington, giving an opportunity to meet your father. it also goes, there is even more emails like this about that. again biden campaign is denying it. twitter and facebook suppressing now this information. there is also an email in 2014 from the same burisma executive, use your influence, hunter, stop politically motivated actions. that is 2014. eight months late joe biden threatens ukraine withholding a billion dollar loan guarranty for ukraine. the prosecutor looking maybe into the burisma board where hunter sat on, that prosecutor was looking at corruption at burisma. this doesn't look good. do you think they dig into it at

the town hall? >> they need to. to have to. going to china we know that joe biden lied about that. hundredter biden road on air force two to china. met with a communist banker joe lee. that banker met with joe biden in a hotel, the vice president of the united states and hunter biden ended up with millions of dollars of business from that banker's firm. now ukraine is even more important because they tried to impeach the president over ukraine. elizabeth: i'm so sorry, pam. i have got so many questions about that i so sorry if i'm interrupting. i don't get it, how can joe biden repeatedly denied it, hunter biden is going on hundreds hundreds of flights with secret service protection overseas? ric grenell says hunter biden was using embassies around the world for business dealings, how can joe biden not no anything about that and say that? >> exactly. we know it's a lie about china. we know the meeting took place,

because jonathan lee took a picture with the vice president an hunter biden said he went along as a tourist. he didn't. he was doing business and had his dad at a meeting with him. the ukraine is much more important because they tried to impeach the president of the united states, put he and his family through hell over it. we had to sit there in the senate and listen to these democrats call it a debunked theory that hunter biden had nothing to do with his father. his father didn't, knew nothing about his business dealings. so if this "new york post" story is accurate, then joe biden lied and joe biden has to answer to the american people, especially when all these other networks reported it was a was a debunked theory. elizabeth: new york post reporting that the obama administration allowed a burisma connected pr firm to sit in on a conference will with obama officials basically talking about ukraine. what is a burisma pr firm

official sitting in on obama administration conference calls? we'll have to dig into that one tomorrow. >> that's right. elizabeth: pam we ran out of time wish we had more time talking about this. we appreciate you breaking down the story. come back soon okay? >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: coming up former acting attorney general mat thought whitaker on the final day of questioning of judge amy coney barrett. the democrats are trying to delegitimatize judge barrett saying she is refusing to discuss her personal emails all the while democrats led by senator harris refuse to talk about how they want to effectively delegitimatize the supreme court via court packing. that story next. president trump: they're enraged and unhinged and they are going crazy. you don't think of it, very many, you know presidents never have anybody to appoint. i will have by the end of the first term almost 300 federal

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election, abortion. reaction to day three? >> good to be with you, liz. what i saw after day one, appears they caucusing talked to their benefactors, clearly got the message they were being too nice to judge barrett and tried to come back today and score some toughness points. it is amazing not only how well-qualified that judge amy coney barrett is, also just unflappable she is. she knows statutes and laws and reasoning of her own opinions off the top of her head but she is also just so impressive in how she has balanced her life. you see that how evidence how well-behaved her children are sitting behind her. you can tell how everybody has everything together. she is not only well-qualified to be on the supreme court and a great person. democrats can't stand that. elizabeth: she did it without

notes. senator kamala harris and democrats trying to delegitimatize judge barrett to talk about her personal views. she said i can't discuss personal views, that is the "biden rule" with ruth bader ginsburg. i can't talk about policy. senator harris and democrats don't want to talk about how they want to undercut the supreme court via court packing. the democrats would really hurt the supreme court with that. it would hurt the supreme court with this bloated seesaw in court that would be unable to check the power of other branches. that is what the democrats want to do, sir. >> no doubt, liz. this court packing is a terrible idea. the fact that both joe biden and kamala harris won't reject it out of hand just demonstrates how radical the agenda is. the simple answer on all these things like the affordable care act and some other policy issues, it is congress' job to reflect the will of the people. the courts as john roberts famously said, call balls and

strikes, officiate what is constitutional, what is legal, how to interpret statutes if congress doesn't write good statutes and surprisingly often don't write good statutes, do the job of judges. the lefts always want the judges to be activist or legislate from the bench and that is not the the tradition of judging. >> senator grassley and senator graham giving reality check to democrats like senator hirono, there are 70 times the republicans tried to do away with obamacare since it was enacted. this is the issue with obamacare as senator graham said. it is democrat push for socialized government-run single-payer health care which is government rationing. it was passed in the dead of night on christmas eve on straight line party democrat vote. all democrats, no republican. overhauled a fifth of the u.s. economy. something of that should have more buy in than that. senator grassley democrats want to distract from the fact that

they're blowing up a covid relief bill that would protect preexisting conditions. needs to be a reality check on exactly what democrats are saying right now turning the hearing for senator, excuse me, judge barrett into a referendum on obamacare. >> that is exactly what it appeared. there were arguments made somehow americans lives would be worse off if obamacare is overturned. now i was in the department of justice when the decision to appeal that series, that case out of texas and ultimately to the supreme court and issue of severability so i know this issue very well. i don't think anybody should expect that the supreme court as it is currently constituted even adding judge amy coney barrett as the ninth justice will necessarily overturn it and throw out the obamacare on the theory that it is not severable once the tax is taken to zero. this is again, congress has the ability to work in a bipartisan manner to construct good

legislation to figures limitations that everyone puts faith in supreme court to fix when congress could do it without the court's help if they wanted to. elizabeth: it wasn't bipartisan, you're right, sir. >> no. elizabeth: thank you so much for joining us, meaning obamacare. good to see you. >> good to see you, liz, thank you. elizabeth: good to see you too. next up this story, remember nancy pelosi's ice cream in the freezer moment showing off her ice cream collection while 30 million lost their jobs during the pandemic. she got criticized for that. nancy pelosi getting criticized for blaming a little hair salon after she got caught getting a blowout during shutdowns. now pelosi is hit with blow back trying to shut down cnn anchor wolf blitzer, why is she freezing up covid-19 relief? look who is here next? kristin tate. stay right there. >> i pray for the president all the time. so don't mess with me when it comes to words like that

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relief, for stonewalling relief. trump wants a deal. many a suffering. airlines are in a really dire situation, so are businesses. pelosi really blew up at cnn wolf blitzer why not getting a deal now, when trump wants one? what happened here? >> the old saying goes, liz, don't bite the hand that feeds you. cnn and other networks clearly carry water for democrats but nancy pelosi can't even bring herself to respectfully answer one or two tough questions from anchors at these networks. this just shows how she is used to be fully unchallenged she is on every single issue. she is acting unhinged, especially with that wolf blitzer interview. this is the kind of behavior you would expect from an 8-year-old throwing a temper tantrum because he didn't get his way but this is how the democrats are. they react with hatred and contempt with anybody who dares questions or challenges their positions on anything.

elizabeth: okay. let's watch msnbc, chris hayes, and what he, his take on the interview. watch his take on nancy pelosi and we're going to show you nancy pelosi blowing up at cnn's wolf blitzer. it got so heated pelosi accidentally called wolf blitzer an apologist for obama. and backtracked, that you're a poll gift for republicans. watch this. >> seems like there was a tentative deal at $1.8 trillion between white house and mnuchin and the speaker and the speaker was on cnn today basically saying no it is not good enough. that strikes a lot of people as a little nuts. >> that's right. >> he want the -- >> that's right. >> why not work on a deal with him and don't let the perfect as they say here in washington be the enemy of the good. what is wrong with $1.8 trillion. >> i didn't comb over here -- so you're the apologist for obama excuse me, god forbid -- >> madam speaker i'm not an apologist. >> but again you are jazzed

defending administration all this time with no knowledge of the difference between our two bills. >> madam speaker these are incredibly difficult times right now. we'll leave it on that note. thanks -- >> leave it on a not you're not right on this wolf. i hate to say that. elizabeth: okay the sticking point in the talks is that, you know, the republicans don't want to bail out badly managed states like illinois. back to your point, does this show how bad it has gotten, how cozy it has got en, how cozy it has gotten between the media and democrats for pelosi trying to get away with calling wolf bitter an apologist for republicans why are you stonewalling? that is the state of affairs in media and d.c.? it is about, it is about who is paying pelosi's paycheck. it is the taxpayers, about what they need. >> right. elizabeth: take that on, kristin, what do you think? >> just to suggest that cnn is an apologist for the trump

administration or republicans is laughable. i can't think of an out let that has been more tough on the trump administration and more anti-trump but pelosi cannot handle any tough questions. she is not used to it. i mean if a republican handled him or herself that kind of way on air it would make big news, people would be calling it inappropriate, it would be all over the place but she can get away with this kind of behavior because she is a democrat but what this really highlights, liz, is that for the democrats, for pelosi, these stimulus talks, really have little to do with actually helping the american people. otherwise pelosi would put aside politics and work with trump. this is all about politics and optics. pelosi does not want trump getting credit for a stimulus and she wants nothing to do with a deal that doesn't funnel taxpayer cash to blue states and blue cities that have been wildly mismanaged for years long before covid this is about politics. people are starting to realize that.

elizabeth: but there are other negative headlines. remember nancy pelosi showing off her freezer full of ice cream while tens of millions were losing their jobs? you remember when nancy pelosi shut down the media asking why she got a haircut at a salon that had to shut down to covid-19 restrictions. nancy pelosi blamed the salon owner saying that the salon owner should apologize. watch this. >> so i take responsibility for falling for a setup. i think that, this salon owes me an apology. elizabeth: okay. that salon owner, that salon owner then got, you know death threats. this is becoming almost ba rock with the way nancy is behaving ripping up the state of the union address and more. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will schedule a procedural vote on slimmed down covid relief bill. why politicizing this? >> it is an effort to make

donald trump look bad but pelosi is making herself look bad. she is wildly out of touch with average americans, americans suffering right now. it is not just pelosi but democrats across the country. they love to blame donald trump for the economic slump we've seen since covid but a lot of the woes that people are experiencing and hardships are because of these seemingly unending lock downs happening in democrat-run cities and states. look at new york city. 1/3 of local businesses there are expected to shutdown permanently because of the lockdowns, put in place by de blasio and cuomo. these people on the left just don't get it. they are so disconnected from average working americans. especially pelosi and we've seen that come to light with these various incidents that have happened recently. elizabeth: all right. kristin tate, hey, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: kristin a great author. buy her books. read her stuff. she is a great author.

kristin tate, thanks. up next former white houses counsel robert ray on the doj obama probe on unmasking. it ended without any report. how is that for controversy? who exactly cooked up the alleged disinformation plan, who in the clinton campaign came up with that in 2016 trying to link trump to the russian hacking of democrat emails? also at the same time smearing him with the now discredited steele dossier, and, who was leaking all of this to the media right from the get-go, right out of the gate to places like "the new york times"? we take it up with robert ray next. president trump: by the way obama and biden knew everything that was happening okay, just in case you had any questions. we'll take care of it after the elections. you've still got game.

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robert i hate to throw a curveball at you what did you think about the "new york post" story about hunter biden and burisma and joe biden knowing about it according to hunter's emails reportedly? what did you think of that story? >> i just heard the clip where the former vice president denied he had any contact with his son in connection to the business which i always found, my reaction at the time i heard it, i reacted that is rather unlikely. now there is prove in fact he did have, not only had contact but his son introduced him into the company. elizabeth: yeah. so this is ongoing story. we'll stay on it. the now you hear the justice department switching gears, to the next case. your reaction to the justice department ending unmasking probe without any charges of wrongdoing and no report? voters should be okay being kept in the dark 39 obama officials susan rice and obama, biden had

identity of trump campaign members and others exposed with intelligence reports? everybody should be okayed with that, names like general michael flynn being leaked to the media? >> there are number of different things this is the investigation conducted by the u.s. attorney in texas at the attorney general's direction. that is john bash. that is separate from the joan durham probe out of connecticut which relates to the fisa court and origins of the russia investigation. own the unmasking investigation, there was nothing wrong with individuals who received information to provide context of intercepts acquired for national security reasons to learn who the other parties were to the conversation. that in of itself is not illegal. now the fact that it was shared within an administration potentially for political purposes although not illegal would present some troubling questions. the way the rubber meets the road honestly whether or not any

crimes were committed in the disclosure of that information to the media but that is a very difficult thing to prove as you know. and it would require the cooperation of the media in order to give up sources in order to make that prosecution something that is always been very difficult to show. so i guess at the end of the day i'm not surprised. elizabeth: yeah. i hear you. feels like washington writes rules to protect itself while the privacy of regular citizens get slammed. this is why people don't serve, not to run for office or serve in campaigns. it just feels terrible. >> look you make a legitimate point you know. right, you make a legitimate point that you know really the public deserves the benefit after report with regard to findings, not my explanation what i think may be going on here. the problem is that that was not a special counsel investigation. that was just done at the direction of the attorney general and generally speaking as we learned through the comey saga, if you decline to file

charges, the department of justice policy ordinarily is that you do not comment with regard to the decision other than to announce a decision that you're not going to file charges. elizabeth: okay. now we hear from foia lawsuit that the justice department is not declassifying trump russia and flynn documents after the president requested that. that basically they need an actual order. we're going to stay on this story for a little bit now. i want to get to this point because it feeds into this. who exactly in the hillary clinton campaign came up with this disinformation plan to try to link trump to the hacking of russian emails? the mueller probe didn't find that. somehow that storyline was taken on. robby mook in july 2016 goes on cnn, starts to link trump to russian misfeasance here and then "the new york times"

coterminusly runs a story saying this is a new narrative out of hillary clinton campaign. so hoe came up with the plan? who leaked it? how did the russians find out about it? the russians find out about it by hacking those democrat emails? it's a mystery here. >> look, those are all good questions and it shouldn't remain a mystery too much longer if the president declassifies things. we recognize reality, who is running the show here. the president makes the decision to declassify, it gets declassified. the bureaucracy can drag its feet, request orders, ultimate nonsense but the president is the decisionmaker is the first point. the second point, email will presumably show who from the clinton email campaign, from the clinton orbit was responsible for feeding to the so-called deep state with regard to a narrative obviously we now come to understand wasn't true and was done for political purposes to do damage to the trump campaign at its outset.

elizabeth: okay. we ran out of time there. robert ray, thanks for joining us. we really appreciate you coming on. you come back soon, okay? good to see you. coming up we'll stay on the story. former fbi deputy assistant danny coulson we'll say on the mystery who exactly in the clinton campaign came up with this alleged disinformation plan in the summer of 2016 trying to link trump tote russian hacking of democrat emails while at the same time going on another track, trying to smear trump with the anti-trump steele dossier that was proven to be discredited by chris fear steel's own sources? who was leaking all this to the media like "the new york times" out of the gate? danny coulson next. president trump: don't forget i've gone through years, years, of a fake witch-hunt. now it turns out that they were the guilty party. diane retired and opened that pottery studio.

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♪. elizabeth: okay. let's welcome back to the show former fbi deputy assistant director danny coulson. he is a great guy. >> thank you. elizabeth: stay on the story, who exactly do you think, who do you think came up with the alleged disinformation plan, by the clinton campaign in 2016 trying to link trump to russia email hacking? the second one, there is actually two going on, smear trump with the anti-trump steele dossier proven by its own source, a russian spy to not be credible. the cia called that internet rumor. who is doing all this? >> i don't know who is doing this. we will know, absolutely a computer like this with you will at emails on it and all the background information is available, the fbi will pull it all off, this is treasure trove of information. those responsible should be really concerned because it will come to light but liz, the thing that really bothers me about

this why the fbi allow itself to get involved in this? they're supposed to stay as a beacon against corruption, a beacon against misuse of power. they have always been like that from the day i walked into the academy, we talked about the importance of the rule of law. this went beyond that. the scary part about it to me it, wasn't one rogue agent. it was several people that went along with this contrived idea that there was a russian conspiracy and interference and it goes over right to the clinton investigation. how did that happen? but you had to have a cabal of people that trounced on the constitution to allow this to happen. i put it right at the feet of james comey. elizabeth: by the way the clinton disinformation plan allegations are in cia brennan's own handwritten note. our own fbi sources say that james comey got on the train right into the obama administration. he helped politicize it.

he set the tone culturally from the top down. in fact doj-ig found that what he did was in terms of the culture was quote, disasterous. july 24th, clinton campaign official robby mook, the dnc hack was in the news, goes on tv somehow trump was alleged linked to the attack. "new york times" runs out the story at the same time. then you have the fbi trying to establish the validity of the steele dossier with stories about the steele dossier that christopher steele was planting in the media and other government officials were planting. we hear what you're saying. how did this all come down? how did it get off the rails and why is fbi director christopher wray still stonewalling about this? why is the cia still stonewalling information about this? >> i don't know. they're doing a disservice to the fbi. they're doing a disservice to the cia. we got, you have to be pretty pure, we're not choir boys but we need to be pure when it comes to the law.

this, one thing that is really important here. it started under bob mueller. they allowed legal counsel to be involved and in the operation, not to be an independent ajudicator. that was a huge problem. that is why we're having this conversation today. there wasn't anybody at the fbi saying no, we can't do this. elizabeth: all right, danny coulson. great to have you on. come back soon, okay? >> i always enjoy it have a great week. elizabeth: sure, same here. next up texas congressman brian babin lays out the new way that drug cartels and human traffickers are breaking into the country as that border wall is built. that story is next because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right?

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♪. elizabeth: okay. this is a concerning story. drug cartels now working rapidly to turn drainage tunnel systems that lead underground from mexico into the u.s. at places like the border with arizona. drug and human trafficking gateways are now being, tunnel systems in basically drainage and sewage system. this is happening as fast as the border walls get built. welcome congressman brian babin. he is from texas. sir, this is a concerning story.

what was the reaction when you first heard about it? >> this is not surprising but i will say this, liz. it proves that the wall is working. and we just need more infrastructure, more technology, more boots on the ground down there, continue building this wall. the cartels are quick to adapt and they have been stopped, you know, coming on, on land. so they're going under the land. this is what is happening. they're smuggling through tunnels and what is now called the nogales is the tunnel capital of the border. so my hats off to cpb and the border patrol and hsi and people that work down there. also i want to commend the mexican authorities. they're working with us now and we have, we have nabbed a lot of drugs. literally tons and tons of drugs. elizabeth: yeah. i mean this drainage, this new tunnel system, drilling u.s. border patrol and mexican authorities found tunnel after

tunnel drilled into the 80-year-old drainage system. that is 15 feet under the surface. it is worth 10 to $15 million to the drug cartels this is worth it for the border patrol to shut this down, right? >> absolutely. they're doing an outstanding job, not only commend our agencies like cbp but i i want o thank mexico. due to president trump's negotiating abilities we now have the mexican authorities on our side. not only on our southern border but also on their own southern border in mexico. they are nabbing these drugs, just last friday, there were 3100-pounds a ton 1/2 of meth, fentanyl and other hard drugs that contributed to 70,000 overdoses per year of american citizens. this is why i think people need to wake up. this border is an absolute

danger to our national security. and that's why this election coming up too, liz, is so very important. when the democrats continue to say they're going to open the border up and they're going to basically, just let in millions of illegals, and, you can see what the effectiveness of president trump and his administration and his agencies. i'm very, very proud of that. elizabeth: you know, we've been reporting how the drug cartels according to our sources are taking advantage of the chaos with covid-19 shutdowns in u.s. cities to start pouring in drugs into these cities. we're seeing record amounts of drugs, hard narcotics seized at southern border, record amounts of drugs seized at the northern border too. look what happened in indianapolis. 1.5 million lethal doses of fentanyl. >> that's right. >> authorities caught that in

indianapolis. sir that can kill millions of people. only two milligrams of fentanyl can kill somebody. 1.5 million basically lethal doses. go ahead. >> no question about that. i'm a health care provider. i practiced dentistry for many years and fentanyl and its derivatives and like drugs are similar, are deadly, even to the touch. and so this is why our cpb, our border patrol agents have got to be extremely, extremely careful. and they're coming in. like i said, the wall is working. and that is why i'm going to continue to support president trump in building that wall and getting more assets down there to the southern border and the northern border as you mentioned. liz, if you don't mind my asking, i represent part of houston. i'm a houston congressman. i would like to say something on your show, if you don't mind. three u.s. senators today said,

three u.s. democrat senators today said that there was only one early voting ballot polling place in the city of houston in harris county. that is an absolute falsehood. there are over 120 early voting ballot places and that is just simply misinformation. so sorry about that, i want to get -- elizabeth: we're running out of time. >> okay. elizabeth: okay. we got it. you got it out there, congressman. we ran out of time. we'll stay on the story for you. thank you so much, appreciate it, congressman babin. >> thank you. elizabeth: special note for you, my new children's book, titan a new myth will be released friday. cover of the little book about a little boy that doesn't quite fit n here is a peek inside. i hope you enjoy this book. i enjoyed writing it. hopefully sell the books and we'll be on the story talking about what is going on the border and talking about my children's book as much i can.

i enjoy writing that is "the evening edit." hope you have a good evening. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we begin tonight with a bombshell report in the new york post today are e vealing never-before-seen e-mails that have been buried for some reason for some time by the fbi. it's a further expose of joe and hunter biden's alleged corruption. the information reported today shows joe biden lying about having no knowledge or interactions with the ukrainian gas company burisma. it is a company that clearly hired his son hunter solely because of his washington connections. the department of justi