make everybody stronger. david: charlie hurt, always a pleasure to talk to you, charlie. thank you very much. appreciate you watching us tonight. hope to see you tomorrow. i will be here. that does it for "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. stay tuned. ♪. elizabeth: tonight the biden administration behind the scenes in crisis mode. internal emails show they are scrambling after the biden team wiped out trump's border policies and created a free-for-all of a worsening humanitarian border crisis governors warn, it will hit the entire nation. the white house publicly stonewalls reporters. critics are quoting their arrogant superiority that the biden team think they know better has collapsed the border. a caravan is coming. so bad house minority leader kevin mccarthy will go to the border on monday with a

congressional delegation. with us tom homan, ford o'connell, ric grenell and adam guillette, congressman ken buck joining with us the major headlines of the day. remember how democrats and media ripped into trump accusing trump of downplaying the covid-19 vice russ. democrats are called out for hypocrisy for giving biden a pass. that biden is creating a superspreader. dangerously overcrowded border facilities, not testing border-crossers enough. texas governor greg abbott says the biden administration is actually enriching drug and human trafficking cartels, enabling those cartels to exploit women and children. a froing number of states suing the biden administration. plus we have this story for you tonight. a sixth woman now accuses governor cuomo of sexual harrassment. he faces a new impeachment

resolution. 90 lawmakers from both parties demand cuomo be removed from office. cuomo is reportedly calling lawmakers to pressure them to drop their demands that he resign. even cuomo's own book publisher stopped promoting and printing cuomo's book. also this, "the washington post" asking, will the cuomo fallout hit president biden? he is an important ally and defender of governor cuomo. and we found a new perk in the nearly 2 trillion-dollar covid-19 relief package. it's a perk for government workers that corporate america does not give. it involve as new 570 million-dollar slush fund for paid time off for federal government workers. we have this story for you tonight. a new fight involving dr. fauci. also this, a growing number of states now reopening and the latest on trump's fights with the rinos in the gop. that is what he calls them. the latest on deeper, alleged corruption at the anti-trump

lincoln project. did those guys break the law? also top democrat lawmaker eleanor holmes norton calling out her democrat party hypocrisy saying democrats demand fencing in washington, d.c. so why are they stopping walls and barriers at the border? that is eleanor holmes norton. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. >> well i don't know if you heard about the border but it is being overrun again. is that going to hit florida? >> i think it will hit the whole country. it is entirely reckless. it is terrible policy. and it will do damage to our country and it is being done for idealogical reasons. elizabeth: that is florida governor ron desantis saying the biden administration is reckless

wiping out trump's border policies, creating a border poll crisis and humanitarian crisis. he says it could hit the entire nation. we have former i.c.e. acting director tom homan. good to see you tom. is governor desantis right? >> he is 100% right. i will go a step further. in the history of this nation first president i have seen who is facilitating illegal immigration. who is facilitating cross-border crimes. because his promises, his reaction tearing down trump's policies are causing more people to come which will enrich criminal cartels. he is the first president in the history of this nation is facilitating illegal immigration on our southern border. it is i am imcomprehendable. elizabeth: senator ron johnson, 4,000 illegal border-crossers are caught a day. that is a caravan a day. if that keeps going, we could

see 1.4 million attempting to cross in a year. russell hot, assistant i.c.e. director. we have never seen the number. this is the highest number in a generation. another government email from homeland security secretary to ask staffers to volunteer at the border because they're so overwhelmed. we continue to see the white house stone y'all. the white house press secretary jen saki stonewalling. not going to go confirm any numbers, not talk about any meetings, any discussions the biden team is having. they work for the taxpayer. they don't work for president biden. they work for us. shouldn't they talk to us about what is going on? >> absolutely the american people deserve to know. they're lying to the american people by saying there is not a crisis on the border when the same people when joe biden was vice president and alejandro mayorkas was 1000 a day was a crisis. last week border patrol arrested 4700. five times the amount we called

crisis 14 and 15 they say it is not a crisis. it's a false narrative. they're lying to the american people. they created this mess. it wasn't by accident. it wasn't by incompetence this. is by design. this is open border strategy. president biden has sold out to the progress left. he is, it is clear. they're not even trying to hide it at this point. elizabeth: the american taxpayer did not say yes, let's be governed by any one faction of any party. it is about serving what the american taxpayer wants, because the american taxpayer pays for government salaries. we have overcrowded shelters meant to house hundreds, housing thousands this is covid superspreader event. nearly two dozen gop lawmakers, sending a letter to the homeland security secretary saying that, warning about that but tom, i would like you to talk about this. let's listen to governor texas,

greg abbott, that the biden administration is enabling and enriching drug and human trafficking cartels. watch governor abbott here. >> what the border patrol told me, this is actually part of the cartel strategy, because of the volume of people coming across the border, the border patrol makes arrests have to engage literally in babysitting. while they're doing babysitting that provides an opportunity for the cartels to be able to bring other people across the border illegally. elizabeth: what do you say, tom? >> absolutely correct. i've been saying that for the last two years. the cartels, they manage where these groups go. they will send a group of 200 family units to one area. while the border patrol is tied up with the family groups, changing diapers, making baby formula, they're running opioids, narcotics, ms-13 members that don't want to be caught to the unguarded border.

criminal cartels in mexico manage all of this. they tell them where to cross, when to cross to tie all the assets up. that make as humanitarian crisis into a national security crisis. during the last crisis we've had on the border, 62,000 americans died from opioid overdoses from drugs that came across the border while the border patrol is tied up with the families. it's a national security issue. the biden administration is empowered criminal cartels. after he won the election, people that celebrated most was criminal cartels because they're back in is about. run families across one sector and move their product through another. elizabeth: thank you, tom homan. good to have you on. appreciate your service back to us. let's bring back former cpb commissioner mark morgan. we're showing on the screen, illegal alien crime. "the evening edit" is for legal immigration. we're always concerned about crime. president biden will talk to the

nation on thursday. he will talk about covid. we have a crisis on the border. what do you think of the crime aspect of this? >> look, the president has to talk about this. you talked with tom homan. everything he said was spot on. what we're seeing here right now is a complete lockdown with respect to the reality what happened. that is also done by design. this, when i was commissioner i was engaged with the media constantly. i was holding formal press conferences every single month we would go into detail what numbers. i was taking questions from the right, from the left. sometimes softball, sometimes very difficult hard questions. now that has been completely locked down. they're doing this by design because they know, they're trying to take time, bide time to spin it. why? because as tom homan said this, is self-inflicted crisis. they're lying to the american people about it. it is getting worse by the day. they're trying to cover it up spin it to hide it from the american people. so the president has to mention it in his speech. elizabeth: he has yet to hold a

press conference so far this year. the biden administration not letting reporters into border facilities, they claim covid. "the squad," aclu, elizabeth warren really going at it under trump at the border. this is u.s. taxpayer money at work. what are we paying for at these shelters with overcrowding? we have got a superspreader threat there. will the president address that do you think on thursday night? >> look, first of all, let's just talk about illegal immigration to begin with. we're in a crisis regardless, right? but you put, you put covid on top of that, we have multiple facilities in the southwest border already overcapacity. hhs is already overcapacity but now under the biden administration it is okay to violate the sciences data, experts and go beyond total capacity. meanwhile at border patrol stations there are 6,000 in

custody. over half are unaccompanied minors. the time is exceeding 80 hours. i.c.e. is backed up with the because they're overwhelmed with numbers. i could go on and on, but hypocrisy but substance of the crisis but the administration is silent, spinning misleading, lying to the american people about it. elizabeth: they work for us. get what? they work for the taxpayer. they don't work for any one president. they work for the taxpayer. here is the thing, florida, arizona, montana, suing the biden administration for basically trying to block i.c.e. from doing its job. under the biden rules i.c.e. would not be allowed to make 90% of the arrests that they're doing. that is according to border officials. here is the thing. we have former i.c.e. acting director jonathan fahey saying people suffering from this, they deserve to have a seat at the table. those are the people in the border states. watch this. >> the people on the border are the people that are bearing the

cost but as often with this policy and so many others, people that bear the cost, that bear the burden of this, the pay for it, never have a seat at the table to discuss it. it is, the rich, the democrats and illegal immigrants are the ones that decide our immigration policy. the legal immigrants, the american people, that pay the cost in terms of lower wages, overcrowded schools, reduced access to medical care, they don't even have a seat at the table. when they try to raise their voice they're called names or called racists or called xenophobic. elizabeth: that's the outrage because listen, the american people is not racist. they're not. they're humanitarian. they're for the rule of law. the majority of countries with borders have border laws. this is a humanitarian issue, mark, if you do it illegal hi, you will get victimized by drug and human traffickers. if you allow illegal aliens to come in, guess who is

victimized? >> i talked to sheriffs on the southwest border. i talked to representatives that represent their community there they're all saying the same thing that biden has done this with the stroke of a pen, dismantled everything, created the crisis, lied to the american people. not a single one of them was engaged even though they're directly impacted every single day. we need more governors, more ags to step up to continue to sue biden, this administration for this crisis they have created. elizabeth: yeah. next shoe to drop how will this affect the midterms in 2022? morgan, thanks for joining us. appreciate your service to the country. for tom homan. kevin byrne, ford o'connell back with us. a sixth woman stepping forward accusing como of sexual harrassment. he faces a new impeachment resolution. 90 lawmakers demand he be removed from office. it is going from bad to worse for gove cuomo. we break it down.

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capsize his reputation and the public trust that comes with it. elizabeth: that was new york state republicans announcing an impeachment resolution against democrat governor andrew cuomo, a sixth woman claims cuomo sexually ma harassed her at the governor's executive mansion last year. we have new york assemblyman kevin byrne. great to see you. governor andrew cuomo reportedly made phone calls to state lawmakers, pressuring them not to call for him to resign. did you get a phone call? what do you know about this? >> no, i didn't get a phone call. i know it has been reported he called some members in the majority trying to pressure them to put out a statement in support of him. quite frankly reminiscent of the reported call, threatening call of my colleague, assemblyman ron kim, chair of the aging committee. he was basically told by the governor he didn't want him to tell the truth. that his office was covering up

the deaths of covid-19 nursing home residents from covid-19 and potentially intention to obstruct justice. elizabeth: okay. so, he was lauded and applauded by the international media and by democrats as the next presidential contender, for his pressers last year, thought to be straight-shooter, kind of events, went behind the scenes. he was covering up covid-19 nursing home deaths and sexually, allegedly sexually harassing state workers under his, under his purview. so publishing no plans to reprint or publish his book on leadership. he said to want a spot in the biden administration. that is why he wrote the book. what do you think of this angle of the story? >> i think the context for when he started talking about potentially writing a book, it was right around the time that we were looking for answers for

covid-19 -- and how has it affected the newsing home residents. "wall street journal" couple days ago broke that a second floor was defending march 25th mandate, putting covid positive patients into nursing facilities. when you look at the timeline when he started writing a book, that is a question that merits an investigation, he should come clean how the book deal will come about. he said he would give a portion to some charity benefiting covid-19. i hope he does. transparency is very important. sunshine is the best disinfectant. right now it is in his interest to come clean about the book deal. elizabeth: at that time he is writing the book, the cuomo team was rewriting that july internal report that basically undercounted covid-19 nursing home deaths tied to his executive order, putting

patients back in. let's listen to new york city mayor bill de blasio, kevin. he is saying that more shoes are about to drop. watch this. >> i just don't see how he can govern effective hi when fewer and fewer people believe him. i think there is more information that is going to come out that will just make it harder and harder. elizabeth: more shoes to drop, what do you think, sir? >> i think he's right. mayor bill de blasio and i don't agree on a lot but if you're looking how the governor has reacted to everything, including the allegations against him for sexual harrassment, his first reaction was aggressive. it has been reported that there was leaked information, personnel files from miss boylan. he tried to undermine how it would be reviewed. he actually tried to appoint his own reviewer, investigator into the allegations. so -- [inaudible] elizabeth: we're having

technical -- >> this is only going to -- [inaudible] elizabeth: all right. sir, thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. assemblyman kevin byrne. great to have you on. welcome republican strategist, attorney ford o'connell. "washington post" that cuomo's sex scandal is causing problems for president biden. president biden has been hit by former sexual harrassment charges by his former aide tara reid. >> there is a reason why he is not weighing in on this. he doesn't want to weigh in on the sexual harrassment allegations, he would be opening up a can of worms. lucy flores in 2014 and tara reid. he doesn't want to throw a trusted political eye lie at at time the democrats have to march in the same direction and don't want any internal fighting out in the media.

elizabeth: lucy flores, former nevada state assemblyman, she is one of several women who accused biden of inappropriate conduct. she is saying that cuomo should resign but biden should address a the nation about a culture of inappropriate behavior by politicians. what do you think of the idea by lucy flores. >> lucy flores, is right. you have to take allegations seriously. this is hypocrisy of democrats. if it is republican believe all woman but the with a democrat it needs to play out. joe biden should be step up be account ann, when it comes to sexual misconduct, it doesn't know a political party whether republican or democrat. we need to get to the bottom of this. elizabeth: ford o'connell. great to have you on. next up, former acting director of intelligence ric grenell. we found a new perk in the

nearly two trillion dollars covid relief package pushed through without republican votes. it involves paid leave for government workers. it's a perk that corporate america doesn't give. a new slush fund, they can get more money, more paid time off if their child can't go to school because schools are shut down because of teachers unions. the story next. >> less than 9% of all the spending of the $1.9 trillions actually goes to health care spending or shots in peoples arms. and, out of the $130 billion that is in it to open up schools, less than 5% is actually used this coming year. e lower the amount of interest i was paying. sofi helped me pay off $23,000 of credit card debt. and i just couldn't have done it without them. ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: let's welcome former directing director of intelligence ric grenell. we love having you on. ric, we found this in the nearly two trillion dollar covid relief bill, a perk corporate doesn't give. federal slush fund to give workers more paid time off to take care of their kids if their kids can't get back in school because schools are shut down. we haven't seen anything like this. what do you think, ric? >> look, let's be very clear about this last year. federal workers, i don't know a

single federal worker in washington, d.c., somebody will challenge me on this i'm sure, i don't know a single one that didn't get paid because of covid. we have too many people in this country who have just spent a year struggling to pay their bills and to figure out how are they going to work, how are we going to make money? if you work for the government, whether it is in sacramento, whether it is in the nation's capital, you didn't have to worry about any of that. you continued to get paid and you got your covid relief checks on top of that. you never had to worry about where your money was coming from. the idea that we're going to just make government bigger and not try to understand that the decisions to shut down the government and to give people a little bit of, little checks, all of those decisions are done by people that never missed a paycheck through covid. think about that. they're making decisions about

shutting down, gavin newsom for instance. he is shutting down the economy. he never missed a paycheck. none of his friends missed a paycheck. yet, we still here in california are not able to go inside of a restaurant and eat. elizabeth: yeah. the bill is so sloppily written, would let federal government workers get up to 21,000 a year for not working even if their child's student is not in college. already nearly 80 federal government agencies give federal workers month 1/2 time off paid. so i mean, we're looking at thissing, we're astonished. you probably saw the story about the los angeles teachers union telling and warning teachers don't post images on your vacation if you're on spring break. we're still fighting to reopen schools until our demands are met. your reaction to that story? >> the assumption that the teachers are going on spring break going away from their home. that is what's ridiculous.

in this chat group there is this literal assumption that we're all going to go take our spring breaks, go somewhere else, go on vacation because we don't have to be in the classroom. while you're doing that, make sure you keep up the facade that you know, you're not on vacation. so don't post any pictures. this is, you know, a real joke that is going on. i think that going back to your previous story, liz, you know, when we have a shrinking of the economy, a closing of the economy, we really need to think about, in the same vain vein trying to shrink government workers and bureaucracy. if we don't have the same economy, we don't have the same freedoms for the private sector, it goes without saying that government agencies should also have to kind of cut and constrict. that is, that is just the practical aspect of having a government that serves the people.

elizabeth: just feels like there is tremendous insensitivity, lockdowns, put nine 1/2 million people still out of work. we we have got the media, elected officials, making decisions about what to do when they're still getting paid, ric. your final word? >> the media keeps getting paid. we have a whole bunch of people thinking about one aspect of american people's health. they're not thinking about the mental health and the economic health of our society. what they're doing just focusing on one aspect of the physical health. i think politicians have to think about all encompassing, comprehensive person. our mental health, teen suicide, is skyrocketing. zoom school is not working. we need to have politicians that think broadly about the economic health. if you don't have an economy that is working, you will not have hospitals that are working. elizabeth: good point. ric grenell, come back soon. we love having you on.

always love your insights. ric grenell, always good to see you. up ahead joe concha, a new fight involving dr. fauci. also this, a he going number of states now reopening. the story next. >> did a 180. all for noble reasons, right? he went from no masks, to you must wear a mask, to you must wear two masks. it is time for us to break free this the cycle of failed experts and frankly unconstitutional orders. if you're trapped in a blue state that won't open up, that denies the data and the science, that bows to the teachers unions, it is time to get up and either leave all together or get involved in politics on the local level, on the state level. in any way you can. a year later it is time to retire or just ignore the control freaks.

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♪. elizabeth: did you see this? more states saying get out of here with these arbitrary ad hoc lockdown orders. wyoming joining texas and mississippi, fully reopening. south dakota, arkansas, iowa, missouri, florida, opening already. they're in business, doing it. let's welcome fox news contributor joe concha. joe, we love having you on. dr. fauci now raising eyebrows saying wait a second, there is a lot of divisiveness in that political ideology is ruining public health decisions. what do you say? >> i say follow the numbers, right? let's follow the data. if we're talking to dr. fauci who always says follow the numbers, listen to the scientists, follow the data. i always look to that as the example of a state that has an older population than new york, for example. has four major cities compared to new york which has i guess two, buffalo, new york, you throw in a third, fine. has a larger population as well. so you compare those two states.

ron desantis, the republican governor, opened everything up down there fairly early. basically last may. and kids have been going to school and businesses and restaurants have been open, they have 17,000 less deaths than new york which is a state completely shut down. new york is second in the country in the in total deaths behind one state which is california which has been primarily locked down. when i look at states that opened and ones stayed primarily closed the data tells me being open is better, getting people out is better because most of the transmission of this virus happens in the home, not say in restaurants where i think the transmission rate, elizabeth is 1.3% of all cases. so what are we talking about here? elizabeth: it is an important point you just made. health officials say still wear masks, still social distance. it is about not having it cemented in concrete and in stone. we're seeing the cove trade rate of infections dropping to its

lowest level since a year ago and we're seeing basically 90 million now getting vaccinated but dr. fauci is really upset with the way things are headed. you know, he has been criticized for flip-flopping, joe. let's revisit what the criticism has been about dr. fauci. watch this. >> okay. >> right now the risk to americans is really low. it could really explode into something much bigger. right now at this moment, there is no need to change anything that you're doing on a day-by-day basis. >> right now we're seeing all of these school closures around the country, is that the right move for children and families? >> when i think what is going on right now is generally an appropriate approach. close the bars and keep schools open what we really say. right now people should not be, no reason to be walking around with a mask. this is a physical covering to

prevent droplets and virus to get in. if you have a physical covering with one layer, you put another layer on it makes common sense. elizabeth: we're not here to bash dr. fauci. it has been pretty confusing. what do you say, joe? >> those are his own words, right? don't wear a mask. okay, no, couple months later wear a mask. then just too long ago wear two masks because he says it makes common sense. if it made common sense why wouldn't that be the recommendation in the first place? he also said in march of last year, march 9th, i believe it was that young people, young and healthy can go on cruise ships. we see that was wrong as well. everybody basically has got it wrong throughout this pandemic, elizabeth. so again we're not picking on dr. fauci. the problem is that his media diet, he can't meet a microphone he can say no to. he is out there every day giving all these mixed messages. he is the face basically of the medical side in terms of the fight against covid.

when he is being so inconsistent and so confusing that doesn't help matter. they have to put a spokesman for ih, instead of dr. fauci because of messaging he has failed at his job. elizabeth: the u.s. taxpayer is watching what is going on. stanford university doctor saying lockdowns were the worst possible mistake you can make in a pandemic. do we have time for time for sod bite? play it watch. >> the lockdowns was the biggest health mistake we ever made and the harm to people is catastrophic. elizabeth: your final word, joe. >> elizabeth, the harm to children, particularly being kept out of schools, again just like restaurants and transmission rate, very low. we'll see a reckoning on this for years to come in terms of what happened to our children. thank god are back in school, at

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♪. elizabeth: with me now accuracy in media president adam guillette. great to see you. start with president trump appealing directly to supporters

to send money to his pac, not rinos, can you take this on. >> >> that is hard situation. it is hard to describe who is a rino. folks like mitch mcconnell, have done wonderful things past few years particularly in judges, to mitch mcconnell credit, taking on trump when trump wanted a larger bailout. before you should look at making any donation what is the history of this candidate been like? what is the history of this political action committee or organization been like? i think these politicians and groups should only be judged based on what they have actually done rather than what they actually promised people. elizabeth: words like greed, grift, sanctity money and sleeze used in the next story. involves "new york times" investigation into the anti-trump lincoln project. they ramped up the anti-trump machine. rick wilson, reed schmidt

secretly attempted to move millions of dollars out of non-profit into reed galen's firm. $3 million went into the firm reed galen controlled. men started making money off of it at the get-go. they saw it as a money making machine and tried to share in the spoils. how is this against the law or tax law. >> it is absolutely sickening. it sure should be but i don't think it is. no one who works in the freedom movement is not surprised. we dedicated our lives to push small government, freedom, they view it as a industry. they tell people what they want to hear, take advantage of well intentioned donors to line their pockets. people said former trump staffers should be barred from public policy. these lincoln project low-lives should be blackballed and barred from working in jobs on public

policy. elizabeth: they went on the major networks ripping into trump while raising nearly $90 million in a non-profit that was turned into a full-time attack machine against trump. we're hearing steve schmidt reportedly bought a house, 1.4 million, with i think, looks like five bedrooms, seven bathrooms in utah. then, rick wilson allegedly is paying off tax liens put against his own property. so they saw it as a money making machine. why didn't the other media see that that is what they were doing. that they were allegedly doing, they were doing this, that is what the documents show? what do you say. >> the other media didn't care. they were attacking trump. they can get a pass on trump. i care because accuracy in media i view our owners as the john hancock of the freedom movement. john hancock was a bootlegger, made it happen. the donors are the john hancocks. it is outrageous to take advantage of them. elizabeth: adam, come back soon,

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elizabeth: back with us now congressman ken buck, it was great to have you on, what was your reaction when you heard democrat washington, d.c. representative of elinor holmes norton that it can be that were stopping the fencing of the border and trying to fence in our capital. >> what was your thought. >> it's one of the few times i agreed with her on anything right think she's absolutely

right the fencing around the capital protect nancy pelosi from the hordes of people coming in across the southern border and they refuse to enforce the laws and it's a terrible human crisis, it's a border crisis. larry: let's listen to congressman holmes norton, let's watch. >> as you may have heard on march the fourth the house left early because of a threat, even though nothing happened on marcs afraid of its shadow, the president and 30 stopping the fencing we're trying to fence in our capital, that can't be. elizabeth: we haven't heard a democrat talk like this pointing out the double standard, your reaction to that. >> i think she's absolutely right and sadly affects wages in this country for middle-class

workers and it affects the education system, healthcare system or criminal justice system, what is going on is a great impact on this country and i think americans know it and i think president biden is making a serious mistake. elizabeth: 15 years ago democrats like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, president obama, hillary clinton also the legal immigration is bad, you need to come here legally a number of the same individuals had border barriers, what happened in the last 15 - 20 years do you think there changing their mind. >> i think they're trying to appeal to a voting group and their failing miserably because the americans in this country of all races and national origin recognize a terrible humanitarian crisis, is truly a humanitarian crisis people are dying trying to get into this country illegally and the message being sent to those of mexico and central america that

the gate is open and the gate should not be open we welcome illegal immigrants and condemn any violation of the wall. >> drug cartels and human traffickers are along the same route trying to victimize, those trying to do illegally this has been a problem that has been out there for years and years, 25 illegal immigrants involved in the deadly crash near the border in california with mexico, 13 illegals now dead paid up to $10000 to human smugglers to get into the u.s., human smugglers cut a hole in the fence of the border near calexico this is the angle were trying to cover that there is a human sacrifice in human cost, your reaction. >> it is absolutely correct the story we don't recognize the value of $10000 that is the average yearly wage for someone

in the country and those folks are coming from. the desperation is recognized we have all kinds of strategies to help those into our country and inviting them into our country by sending terrible messages is cynical and again, i think the american people understand it and these policies are very unpopular and especially in my district and colorado. larry: course arica has a border barrier, mexico's border barriers, europe has border barriers, asia does come africa does, we seen it in the soviet union and russia, we see all across the world how come the u.s. cannot protect its borders. >> there's no political will to do it not only do they have borders, security but they also have interior enforcement and they have worker visa requirements that are rigorously enforced if american were to go to mexico and try to work in mexico they would be arrested within days and deported.

elizabeth: ken buck, it's good to see you we love having you on. i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit", that does it for us thank you so much for watching and we hope you have a good evening, join us again tomorrow night. ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow i am forced to report today that the stock market seems to love stimulus i don't like this stimulus bill, none of my friends like it but the stock market seems to love it, today was another big day all the other indexes rising significantly including a big comeback from tech, don't get me wrong i want to be optimistic i love optimism is part of my dna, it's deep inside my soul and i really do like it when