is all political. the politician likes unions because they get them elected. darla, childrens scholarship fund a great fund to contribute to. tonight i go to manny's bistro. i will be eating out, ladies and gentlemen. i hope you do the same. elizabeth: tonight a new potential sexual assault allegation against governor andrew cuomo. referred to the albany police in new york. the police warning it may have risen to the level of a crime. 120 new york lawmakers five dozen democrats demand cuomo resign or be impeached of the we have a angelo santa barbara, for the o'connell, jason chaffetz, chad wolf, troy nehls, jim justice, deneen borelli and congressman brian babin on today's headlines. we'll break down the allegations.

democrats running away from the cuomo scandal in washington. we have nor details how governor cuomo, used his quote, transparent press conferences that he won an emmy for to manipulate, cover up his scandals. more what media critics, abc news, "the washington post" is now say president biden's unchecked power, lack of accountability. president biden the first president in a century to not let reporters ask him questions at a press conference, not even nixon, reagan or trump did this. the debate, is this healthy for america, to block reporters from directly asking a president about his policies that wipe out jobs and hit national security? and more on the white house team again today, downplaying even nancy pelosi, ridiculing what is plain as day to mexico and officials in central america, who say the worst is yet to come. tens of thousands already getting into the country this year unchecked. latin america officials warn bad actors from the mid-east and

asia trying to cross the border. mexico warning biden is creating a bonanza for criminal cartels who are ramping up sophisticated attacks at the border. this is something even biden warned about just seven years ago. to this, four other democrat governors now under fire for putting covid patients into nursing homes. the michigan democrat governor gretchen whitmer facing threats of criminal charges. this new hot debate tonight. how is it that any governor is allowed to enact executive orders affecting our seniors and disabled when courts repeatedly ruled their own orders are unconstitutional? it is one more thing the american people have had to put up with during the pandemic. we asked this, did the biden administration stop trump's doj probe of nursing home deaths in these states? also this, prince william breaking the silence. more on royals battling back against prince harry and meghan

markle's charge of race system. that allegation blowing up in their faces? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin tonight with the rising calls for new york governor cuomo to resign or be impeached after the sixth accuser comes forward, potential sexual assault allegation referred to the albany police by a state attorney for the governor in accordance with new york state law, warning the allegations you are about to hear are disturbing. they may not be suitable for children. the "times-union" newspaper in albany reporting that an unnamed female staff member, part of the governor's executive chamber specifically alleging governor cuomo, quote, aggressively groped her late last year at the governor's executive mansion in albany, new york. cuomo reportedly asked her to help fix his phone. they were alone in cuomo's

private residence on the second floor. he closed the door. allegedly reached under her blouse and began to fon dell her. the unnamed state worker reportedly told cuomo to stop. democrats control both houses of the state legislature so they determine cuomo's destiny. joining me new york state assembly, democrat angelo santa barbara. this is a new next level threat to cuomo's political future, a criminal complaint potentially, a sexual assault charge potentially. what is the your take on the story when you heard it? >> it is deeply disturbing allegation. it is, it's putting our state capital in further chaos you know, you know, really we should have, we should have taken action after the first allegation but now we're at six allegations. now these are the even more serious allegations of a crime. albany police department is

involved. things are getting worse each passing day. i will say what i said from the beginning the governor should resign for the good of the state. he should realize what he is putting new york state through right now by staying in office and should take it upon himself to resign. there is, almost 131 lawmakers out of the 213 that think he should leave office. there is growing calls for his resignation. these allegations are being taken very seriously. leaders in both houses are calling on him to resign but i do not believe this governor will resign without impeachment on the table. elizabeth: there are three scandals, sexual harrassment allegations, now, sexual assault, coverup of covid-19 nursing home deaths, putting covid patients back into homes for the disabled. hundreds died allegedly connected to cuomo's order yet to be rescinded. get back to what is happening right now. half a dozen times cuomo called for other politicians to resign over sexual harrassment.

he has been bullying lawmakers, calling them on the phone to yell at them, calling on them to stop asking him to resign and alleged smear campaign against another aexcuseer, lindsey boylan. her personnel records were leaked to the media. is this connected to cuomo? >> you know, these are all, based on what we have right now, the, we can move forward with, these are all impeachable offenses. i think that is what we need to be talking about right now. this is a pattern. now he is being exposed for what he is, leaking sensitive documents that should never be released. he has, withheld nursing home data. he pushed department of health officials to alter data. he pushed his staff to hide information. there are a number of charges here that we already know about, that we can go forward with, but the most important thing is that the fact is this, that there is

an fbi investigation, doj and the ag investigation going on. he has, he has a pattern of abusing his power, interfearing, controlling, manipulating. we cannot allow him to stay in office. no doubt he will continue to do that. these investigations need to move forward but with him in office, no doubt they will be interference. we have a state budget that is due. you know, longer he stays in office, the more he will use state and federal dollars to pressure or manipulate even further. i think at this point he cannot be part of that process. he should be removed, so this state can move forward with the important work that we have to do. these investigations can continue without interference. elizabeth: yeah. sew you're saying he uses the budget also to bully as well, that is what you're alleging. final word, is the impeachment push a serious one? >> it is serious. i think it is the way to move forward, the way to, he is not going to take this legislature

seriously. he has not in the past. he does not want to be a coequal branch government. i think going forward there is only one way forward. that is introduce the articles of impeachment. elizabeth: new york state assemblyman, angelo santabarbara. thanks for joining us. let's get to ford o'connell, gop strategist and attorney. kamala harris running away, democrats literally running away from questions on governor cuomo. kristin gillibrand say so far, sexist, to ask a female lawmaker on this, when she went full on against brett kavanaugh. your thoughts. >> obviously they're ducking and dodging it. they don't want to address it because it is politically dangerous. if democrats defend cuomo at the federal level they will look like me too hypocrites basically pilfering supreme court justice brett kavanaugh on sexual harrassment allegations. this is a lose-lose. if they say you should throw

cuomo under the bus, kamala harris loses a huge political ally in terms of wanting to be president in 2024. elizabeth: but this is, this is a credibility crisis now for the democrats for them to be behaving like this. watch kamala harris here. watch this. >> to do what this will do in terms of intergenerational impact, lifting half america's children out of poverty, it's a big deal. so thank you. >> any comment about governor cuomo? elizabeth: okay, walking away from questions about cuomo. didn't walk away when she went on to in prior years to attack brett kavanaugh, let's listen to this. watch. >> i believe her. she is putting herself out there knowing that they are going to try to excoriate her. xi is doing it i believe because she knows that this is an important matter. she has the courage, to come

forward. she has nothing to gain. >> i believe you. i believe many americans across this country believe you. how do you reconcile your statement about a conspiracy against you with the treatment of someone who is before this body not very long ago? let's speak the truth, it was denial of justice for the women of this country and sexual assault survivors, men and women in this country. let's speak that truth. elizabeth: we're going to see speak the truth speech from kamala harris from governor cuomo, allegations there? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. because this was, the way eshoesed me too against brett kavanaugh as a political tool to hammer republicans. right now andrew cuomo is a democrat. if she opens up the can of worms it could come back on joe biden given allegations by tara reid and lucy flores. she will want it to go away,

duck it as long as possible. frankly republicans and media need to hold her feet to the fire. she is not being honest. she is doing what is best for kamala harris. elizabeth: again it's a credibility crisis as well. being a supporter of the me tee movement but being tight-lipped when, listen we were about due process. everybody deserves due process but the due process was abused for brett kavanaugh. the other thing to is, cuomo coverup, he wrote a book during the pandemic. he had press conferences where we're going to show later in the show, how he manipulated those press conference, topspin what was going on behind the scenes. the question is, did he profit from the book? did he write the book to get a job in the biden administration while he is covering up in his own book nursing home deaths and what went on with putting covid patients back into group homes? so those are the two issues there. the big issues here. so many angles, ford.

your reaction to that? >> cuomo's book was boo boosting cuomo. he want ad job in biden presidency. his new hampshireed policies in nursing homes got thousands killed. we can't let those people be forgetten. the democrats don't want to own up to this because the scandal is bigger than cuomo. new jersey, pens vang, michigan, adopterring same people, covid positive patients back into nursing homes when thousands died around the country. democrats definitely want this to go away. elizabeth: got it. ford o'connell, thanks for joining us appreciate it. coming up fox news contributor jason chaffetz, media critics, including abc news and "the washington post," president biden lack of accountability there, unchecked power. the first president in a century not to let reporters ask him questions at a press conference. not even nixon, reagan, trump,

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♪. elizabeth: welcome fox news contributor jason chaffetz to the show. jason, it is always great to have you on. okay critics say credibility crisis hitting the white house. the president just a few hours from now will make an address to the nation on covid but he is the first president in a century to have gone nearly two months without heading a press conference with reporters asking questions. the prior 15 presidents did not do that. abc news, "washington post," calling him out on it. what do you say? >> look like in the graphic, have to go back to president hoover. something is not and right, the day and age media is omnipresent, news is happening 24/7, to have a president of the united states, a new one, somebody, joe biden when he was a senator, he was never bashful

getting in front of the microphone, even when he was vice president. there is something really wrong here and i think there are questions that need to be answered about that. combine that with the fact they haven't done anything with the state of the union to announce a specific date to address the nation. elizabeth: yeah. he said in january he would address congress next month but he didn't do it in february. let's snow you what "the washington post" and abc news is saying. that he has got to be held to a start of accountability. this is unchecked power. he signed a nearly two trillion covid relief bill. 91% of it had nothing to do with health care expenditures and the question is, is the white house blocking questions of biden, why? what are they worried about? the reporters can't ask biden directly about how he killed jobs by canceling the keystone pipeline, he put lives of people at risk with the wiping out trump's border policies and he accepts that china's brutality is a consequence of quote, different norms.

so reporters can't ask about that now? >> they have just passed the but bill. the president passed the largest spending bill in the history of united states of america. compare that to donald trump, donald trump should have been winning awards for his openness, transparency and accessibility. vice president kamala harris. she is no better. she is not answering questions. when she is at events, reporters in close proximity she is ignoring them. makes you wonder that begs question are there puppeteers behind the scenes, don't want to allow the president and vice president to answer questions. they were supposed to be the return to normality. that was the excuse for joe biden this is not normal behavior this is not the way it is supposed to be in an open and transparent republic like the united states of america. elizabeth: yeah. let's watch the president ignore a question about when he will hold a press conference. watch this. >> mr. president, when are

you -- what about surplus? when will you hold a press conference? elizabeth: so he is, the president is allowed to step forward and sign a bill that likely will have to raise taxes on lower and middle-class americans, he allowed to say, make misrepresentations, that, there were no vaccines available when he got vaccinated, so did the vice president in december. so did the health care workers. what exactly is going on with joe biden that they won't let him answer reporters questions? this is not what america is about. what is going on? >> it begs the question about his cognitive ability to think and speak on the fly. this is not who joe biden was even a few years ago, but it is week after week. even when he is reading a teleprompter, that you see these gaffs time and time again. not remember the name of the

secretary of defense, to struggle to get out the words the pentagon, that happened a couple days ago. there has got to be a way for reporters, not just the chosen ones, but reporters of all sorts to the whole political spectrum to ask this man questions and allow him to answer them without being prompted by his staff. elizabeth: jason chaffetz, always great to have you on. come back soon, okay? we love your perspective. up next, former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf, more on the white house team denying, trying to deny what mexico an officials in central america say is plain as day, the border crisis. the worst is yet to come. tens of thousands already getting into the country. central american officials are warning bad actors from the mideast and asia are trying to cost. they warn that biden is creating a bonanza for criminal cartels.

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sir, great to have you on. okay, the border crisis is deepening. it is a humanitarian crisis. up to an estimated 39,000 illegals already got into the country? secretary of state antony blinken, jen psaki white house press secretary still saying it is not a crisis. what is going on there? >> yeah, it is absolutely a crisis and i think most average americans, the majority of americans see that now. mexico is calling it a crisis. "the washington post" is calling it a crisis. the folks that are not the department of homeland security and the white house. they need to be straight up with the american people, honest with the american people what is going on down there. i think at the end of the day, we have to ask ourselves is this what the biden administration was this their plan all along, attract individuals coming to the border, allowing them to the interior of the country, releasing them into the interior of the country, everything they have done since inauguration day is leading up to this and

pointing in that direction. so i think that is a question that certainly needs to be asked. elizabeth: you know, texas is deploying troops to the southern border. is that where it is going to lead? mexico is saying, and is joining the border states saying, yes, this is a crisis. that the biden administration, quote, is enabling a boom time for drug and human traffickers who are targeting migrants trying to cross, trying to recruit them, physically, sexually assaulting illegal immigrants. what do you say? >> i think that is actually very accurate. the way the biden administration saying it is okay to make the dangerous journey up from central america, they are putting profits in the pockets of the cartels. they're making a very dangerous journey, very cruel and inhumane message they're sending. what they are doing at the end of the day, they are providing false hope, a false sense of the ability to stay here in the u.s. what we know is the majority of

these folks are claiming asylum but they don't qualify for asylum. 90% do not qualify. so at the end of the day they have to be removed from the country, deported, returned to their home countries. that is a very difficult thing to do. i think the biden administration needs to be up front with the individuals, tell them as such, if you want to come here for economic reasons or want to come to rejoin your family you can certainly do that but there are legal pathways to do that. as far as texas is concerned i think it is great what they're doing. i think it is historic. i don't know when a state has not, or has deployed resources to their border without the federal government being involved. usually the federal government has to ask the state to get involved like this. so i think they're very concerned there in the state of texas. elizabeth: chad wolf, great to have you on. thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. let's bring on to the show texas republican congressman troy nehls.

congressman, i want to show this again, even joe biden warned in 2014, by the way welcome to the show, joe biden warned in 2014 don't come here illegally. you will be physically, sexually assaulted, extorted, recruited, pulled into drug and human trafficking gangs, forced to do things like major crimes. why is he now silent on this? >> i don't think you can truly honestly believe anything that comes out of his mouth but as your previous guest, mr. wolf was right on target. this is not only a crisis according to "the washington post," this is a humanitarian crisis and what is interesting all of my, democrat colleagues up here, they all, they won't use the word, the term crisis and it's sad, it's a sad state of affairs down there. i believe that this president is, he is almost aiding and abetting human trafficking enterprise. he is encouraging individuals to travel through mexico, from

south america, travel through mexico. and he is encouraging them to come on in, come on in to the united states. it's a big problem. it should be a concern for everyone of us in this great country. elizabeth: you know, they're doing sophies it cad attacks on the border, drug and human trafficking cartels. using whatsapp, facebook, even youtube to organize. setting up fake travel agencies. using sophisticated technology including drones to check the migrant flow. digging tunnels. mexico and central america repeatedly warn that this is a serious issue. i want to ask this, if you can't protect the border, what about other crises you can't protect? >> absolutely. it is amazing. because the human traffickers, the drug smugglers, they actually love this. they, they understand that our ports of entry, the number of immigrants and unaccompanied minors that are flooding our southern border it is taking an

enormous toll on the border patrol. they're busy processing these individuals. it gives them an opportunity to go through our southern border and they're undetected. so these drug traffickers, human traffickers, they just love this. as a matter of fact they would like to see this continue for the days, weeks, months ahead, because actually the president, if you're watching, you are aiding and abetting this criminal activity and you ought to be ashamed of yourself. then what it is, i'm a former county sheriff. it is going to be local and county and state law enforcement to clean it up. we have to clean up the mess. you mentioned earlier that the governor, and he has, governor abbott sent the department of public safety down to the border to augment border patrol. they need assistance, the sad part the texas taxpayer is paying for that. i believe governor abbott ought to send a bill to nancy pelosi. she should fill out a check that

says pay to the order of state of texas, $400 million. that is what it is costing. then in the memo sections because because congress, you nancy, failed to do your job to keep the american people safe. elizabeth: what are you hearing in washington why they're not stepping up? >> i just think this is -- i think joe biden, i don't know if he is actually making the decision on his own but i think it is just a way to pander to his base. he has been talking about trump and his wall and his immoral conduct for the past four years as it relates to immigration and i think he is just taking a position. it's the wrong position. it's a dangerous position. it's a reckless position, and the american people are going to pay for it. i hope more people that watch the different, watch this station and actually hear from the border patrol agents, the people that are working on the ground, listen to other members of congress that have actually been down to the border and

share their stories, i think the american people are going to wake up. it may cause the democrats to reverse course. we certainly hope it does. we certainly hope it does. elizabeth: congressman thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you, god bless. >> you've been watching the fox business network. we're coming into bottomed of the hour. just ahead west virginia governor jim justice back with us. democrat governors in five states now under fire. they put covid patients back into nursing homes. the michigan democrat governor faces even threats of criminal charges. also this new debate, how is it that any governor is allowed to enact executive orders affecting our senior citizens and our disabled when courts have ruled dozens of times that their orders are unconstitutional? that debate next. ♪.

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have back with us west virginia governor jim justice. governor, it's always great to have you on. okay we were wondering about the biden administration, did it stop trump's doj probe into five democrat governors forcing nursing homes to take back in covid patients? when you look at the numbers, nearly a quasher of a quarter of nursing home deaths happened in those four states so where is the probe? >> liz, thank you for having me back. i can tell you this a lot of mistakes made, we all see that, and a lot of sadness. i watch janice dean all the time on the fox network, a lady so happy and everything, but so sad about what happened and everything and the biggest problem did i see, not only did they put people back into nursing homes, into the general population, that is an incredible mistake, there is no question about that, then they tried to hide things and cover things up and try to keep things

away from the people and everything. that is the last thing we've done here. there are big things that happened and everything. you have to own up to them, stand up, stay transparent and everything, keep the trust of the people. elizabeth: all right. so we've got probes ramping up of democrat governors michigan, new york, pennsylvania. prosecutor in michigan saying potential criminal charges against the governor. how is it that any governor is allowed to make executive orders that affect the health of seniors and disabled when courts found dozens of these orders unconstitutional? 170 orders were tossed out, including the nursing home order in michigan. how is it they are allowed to do a end-run around health laws? >> well, liz, to be perfectly honest, this is a little bit out of my wheelhouse, from the standpoint of executive orders, we made executive orders here as well but from the standpoint of those executive orders that

absolutely pertain directly to the peoples health and everything, you know, exactly what has happened here, is no question that it is deeply concerning. i mean that is to say the very least. you know i keep going back to just one thing and that is just this, along the way, none of us had a playbook and this is tough stuff, really, really tough stuff. and we really got after it in west virginia doing the right things. elizabeth: yeah. >> first-in-the-nation, testing of nursing homes, all the vaccination stuff, getting it out way we did and everything but, right with that, we realized what the issue was. the issue was this disease attacks the every derly first and foremost and with that you had to do anything you could as a governor with all the great health team i have to protect the elderly. elizabeth: yeah. >> this is a catastrophe beyond belief, it is really sad. it is really sad.

elizabeth: it is really sad. it's terrible, governor and the thing is, you know, we remember 9/11 in new york, people were told stay in your seats, don't leave, don't leave your office. people are saying what are we putting up with the pandemic with executive orders like this? so many more executive orders governors did people are questioning is that the right way to go. let's watch governor cuomo manipulate information to cover up what was going on behind the scenes at his press conferences for which people said were so transparent, he won an emmy for them. it is more insidious than we realized. watch this. >> we tried everything to keep it out of a nursing home. why did the state do that with covid patients in nursing home? it is because the state followed president trump's cdc guidance. no numbers were changed. whether a person died in the hospital or died in a nursing

home, it's, the people died. people died. but who cares? 32, 28, died in a hospital, died in a nursing home, they died. elizabeth: who cares, governor, your final word? >> well, liz, that is awfully weak and we know that and, and you know, every day that i have a death in the state of west virginia, we read that person's gender, age, and the county that they died in and, i reflect on it as saying please don't let these people become a statistic or a number but, liz, it is, it does mean something. it means everything to these great people that their wisdom, we lost and all their loved ones and, i don't say anything. you know, i'm not a politician.

i don't blow smoke at anybody. i'm sure we made a ton of mistakes here but we have been completely truthful and completely transparent all the time. i think that is all people can really ask for. elizabeth: yeah. >> and in this situation there were tons of things covered up and people do matter. and you know, wrong practices need to be exposed and so, so you know, i think there is a whole lot wrong with what was being said that i just heard. elizabeth: hey, governor, so great to have you on. we love having you on. we love your perspective. come back soon, governor, good to see you. >> liz, thank you so much for everything. thank you. elizabeth: sure. same here. coming up fox news contributor deneen borelli, prince william breaking the silence. royals now battling back against prince harry and meghan markle's charges of racism. that allegation looks like it is blowing up right now in their faces. the story next. ♪.

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♪. >> sir, have you spoken to your brother since the interview? >> no, i haven't spoken yet but i will do. >> can you let me know is the royal family a racist family, sir? >> very much not a racist family elizabeth: we're very much not a racist family. prince william breaking silence speaking out about prince harry and duchess meghan markle bombshell interview with oprah winfrey for the first time today, deannouncing claims that the royal family is racist. bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli. what was your take on the story when you heard it. >> first of all, liz, full disclosure, i'm not someone caught up in the dramas of the royal family and hollywood, the uber elite rich but what i will say is that i don't recall meghan making these accusations, claims of racism prior to this

interview. so now, that is something i that would have stood out to me if i had heard that even though i don't follow this closely. now we're seeing clean up in aisle five. the brother coming out, william, pushing back on them. i don't know if the queen will make a comment or not but the other question will oprah call out the two if this is not true? but i doubt that she would because oprah has herself made some outrageous racist claims over the years, not when she had her wildly popular talk show but of recent years, you could easily look up to see what she has said which is outrageous. elizabeth: what has see said? >> oh, not too long ago, back in december or august, she talked about white privilege when there was a couple of her movies and projects coming out, she played the race card. talking about how racism is still prevalent in america. this is a woman who grew up dirt poor, liz. she is the story of america's

exceptionalism. she is a black billionaire female, grew up dirt poor, overcame her challenges and now for whatever reason she plays the race card at her convenience. i think it is outrageous. elizabeth: okay. so you know, we also have piers morgan, there is some conflict happening here involving piers morgan. so what happened is, meghan markle complained to piers morgan's bosses at itv, for the morning show he was on. then itv had paid money to air the oprah winfrey interview. piers morgan quit good morning britain. this is a same itv station paid more than a million dollars to air the oprah winfrey special after meghan markle complained to that tv station. your reaction to this ink angle? final 10 seconds. >> i applaud piers morgan standing up for what he believes in, he was under pressure, people were criticizing him to cave, make other comments they were making.

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♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, back with us is the cochair of the house border security caucus, congressman brian babbitt of texas. congressman, we love having you on. okay, msnbc host brian williams is ridiculing concerns that there are bad actors coming in from the mideast crossing the border. central american officials, mexico officials have been warning that. brian williams said, quote: will they be terrorists as effective as the january 6th capitol attackers? what's your first reaction? >> my first reaction is that president biden, even candidate biden had already messaged what he was going to do at the border, and he's got a standing invitation to open board, and the entire world is taking him up on that invitation. they're coming in from all over the place. it's not just mexico and the northern triangle. believe me, we have what we call

extra-continentals, people that are coming from africa, asia, various places, south america. and a lot of them are coming in with heightened security risk because they're coming from countries like iran, syria, others, somalia. people who want to do us great harm. so i think it's -- again, i've said this before, liz, this president is putting us at grave, grave risk after a, after president trump inmeterred such a -- inherited such a mess at the border and spent four years trying to clean up the mess, and now joe biden is reversing -- can in fact, president lopez obrador from mexico even called president biden, he said he is now the migrant president. he is encouraging illegal immigration and enriching the cartels. i think it's a sad story for the president of the united states to have that said about about him by one of our neighboring presidents. elizabeth: yeah.

joe biden did a 180 from 2014 where he was saying these organized crime, these organized gangs, drug cartels, human traffickers are targeting for assault and for recruiting men, women and children. nancy pelosi ridiculing too, the focus on the border crisis saying i guess the republicans are moving on from dr. seuss. your reaction to nancy pelosi. [laughter] >> it is incredible what some of these democrats can come up with. i mean, we're opening our borders up, liz, wide open to the world, and we've got 7-foot steel walls with coils of razor wire around it and thousands of military troops right here in our beautiful capital in washington d.c. and we're told that, you know, walls are immoral. this is going to be the result. and not wishing to own up to what they are doing, dhs

secretary mayorkas saying it's not a crisis, it's a challenge. we've had i can tell you the highest levels of crossers, over 100,000 in february, that's the highest number of illegals coming in since 2006. they caught 4500 in one day. the border patrol said just wait until spring. you ain't seen nothing. and so we're -- the american people are at grave risk here, grave risk. and, quite frankly -- [inaudible] go ahead. elizabeth: yeah, it's a humanitarian crisis. we keep reporting what officials like you are saying, do it safely, because you're being victimized by crime. it's a humanitarian crisis. i'm not understanding why democrats keep downplaying this. what are you seeing going on inside the state of texas right now? >> well, the governor is serving more and more as assets down toe

border. you're limited by federal law. we certainly cannot take the place of border patrol and i.c.e. and federal authorities. but we can certainly help. i'm getting ready to take a border tour down there in just a couple of weeks, taking some of our own texas congressmen. we'll be going down to the border to see exactly what's going on. we're going to talk to department of public safety, state assets, we'll talk to border patrol. and then a few weeks after that we're going to take another one, take our house border security caucus membership down there as well. so we're going to see firsthand. and what's really sad, we've got president trump was criticized so horribly about keeping children in cages, and now, you know, we've got these facilities are opening up under president biden, and they're calling them not cages, they're calling them migrant shelters for children, temporary influx facilities.

elizabeth: okay. congressman -- >> so many others are sending them to military bases. elizabeth: got it. congressman, it's good to have you on. you always have great information. come back soon. i'm liz mac donald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thanks so much for watching, join us again tomorrow night. ♪ larry: hello, everyone. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. president biden today signing off on a $1.9 trillion stimulus package. comes after congress passed the measure without any republican support. actually, one democrat in the house voted against it. of course, president biden is not going to acknowledge that the so-called stimulus package is principally a political payoff to blue states, urban teachers unions, a huge expansion of the welfare state. instead, president biden today made the case that this bill supports the middle class. >> historic legislation, it's