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cnn, and more they ran with it as if it was fact. now move over grassy knoll, this is tinfoil hat conspiracy left-wing stuff that tarnished the trump presidency early on. here is the big backstory. durham reportedly probing how did hillary clinton's campaign get this inside of the fbi joining me tonight congressman ken buck from house judiciary, former u.s. attorney guy lewis, former white house counterterrorism official nathan sales, brandon arnold from the national taxpayer's union and congressman buddy carter and claudia tenney. former dhs official mike howell. we have the update tonight on general milley and what is going on there. also today the president again misleading on the rich don't pay their fair share. he said it today. he should know better. he has been around since the nixon administration. irs data repeatedly show the upper brackets fund 90% of federal income tax revenues but this administration is doubling

down on that and pressuring congress, to give the irs way more power to go after the little guy's bank account. we have more vaccine bullying from don lemon at cnn saying anti-vaxers are quote stupid. does that mean minorities pregnant women, does that mean vaccine mandates, the president, dr. fauci, nancy pelosi all of them were against that, are they stupid too? and the big blow-up with texas and the white house today. texas trying to shut the border. the white house said no, keep it open. the tense sass said we will keep it shut inside of texas on state ground. homeland security watchdog that said biden's border policies are putting border officials, migrants and citizens in danger. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.

elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with breaking news. special council john durham announced that grand jury indicted a prominent lawyer for the clinton campaign. perkins lawyer. he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. this is about the debunked claim that trump computers were talking regularly with russia's bank. the oligarchs. msnbc, nbc, cnn home. s ran with it as if it was fact. the fbi found out early on in 2017 that the trump computer was pushing trump hotel marketing information, hotel marketing information. joining us now, congressman ken buck of house judiciary, former u.s. attorney guy lewis. first to you, congressman. great to have you both on. durham is still probing how the hillary campaign and the dnc got

this inside of the fbi but his investigation ends tomorrow. what do you think of all of this, what happened today? >> well the indictment had to happen today because the five year statute of limitations would have run tomorrow. so that was the timing of the indictment. i'm not sure his investigation is over because there is plenty more that we need to know about the steele dossier and other issues but this obviously, a statement that was made by mr. sussman to an employee of the fbi, if the statement can be proven to be fault, mr. sussman's got problems. elizabeth: we hear you, congressman. let's turn to this media, including msnbc ran with this story as fact. rachel maddow even attacked other media for not reporting on it, watch. >> the title of the piece is, was there a connection between a russian bank and the trillion campaign, 7,000 world exploration of the alfa bank server mystery, alfa bank's

computer communications with the trump campaign during the trump campaign. the ah-ha moment was some of the stuff about the "new york times" and what they chose not to publish during the election. you explained what this might have been. elizabeth, guy, this kind of connects the dots, might have been ah-ha, phony moments. basically undercut the trump presidency early on. we understand what the mueller probe found. there are multiple indictments but there was no trump-russia collusion. this alfa bank story was phony from the start. fbi knew it. mueller didn't touch it. >> liz i agree with the congressman this is not at all the end or even the middle of the story. what we're seeing from durham, is the beginning, putting his toe in the water with the indictment. the allegations and detail of the allegations liz are shocking to me in terms of the

coordination, careful coordination a week before in october before the election occurs, how the hillary rodham clinton campaign, the lawyer, the law firm, put out these phony baloney stories, all, all designed, criminally designed to tube trump's chances. >> what guy is sheaing, congressman, fusion gps, anti-opposition research firm, got money from michael sussman's firm and gotten the money from the dnc and hillary clinton campaign to do the anti-trump research that is fusion gps fighting in civil court to keep secret its communications about the fake alfa bank story. fusion gps emailing michael sussman about the story in october much 2016. why are the fbi heads rolling on this? they were meeting with democrat

officials talking about this when they knew the stuff was phony baloney? >> there should be more accountability in the fbi, obviously the three or four people the head of the fbi are gone, that is a good thing. they acted in a partisan way. it is really disgraceful for an institution that is beloved by the american people, respected by the american people. the leadership failed the american people in this situation. but i feel very strongly that this investigation has to go on and congress should pick up on this investigation and make sure that neither party is ever subject to a criminal investigation for political purposes during a presidential campaign. it is very dangerous for the institution that we love in this country. elizabeth: what the congressman just said, guy, is supported by government documents which we have been reporting on for about five years. the doj inspector general michael horowitz reported that the fbi thought this alfa bank story was so fake that the fbi

supervisors on the trump-russia probe used it in assessment how bad christopher steele was with the anti-trump opposition research. hillary's campaign, dnc funded steele. here is the issue. so they used this information to get fisa wiretaps. the fisa court is meant for terrorists. this fisa wiretap is putterful. it is one hop, two hop. it can look at people listening to the devices. democrats used opposition research. the fbi used it to get fisa wiretaps. that is perjury. where do we see that charge? >> liz, you're 100% right. what happened here falsely and corruptly the dnc, the campaign for clinton, weaponized, weaponized the fbi. so you do have people in the fbi the heads should roll after

reading the indictment, asking questions, who in the clinton campaign, how high did it go, who was funding and paying for this, it was clear in the indictment tech people and other people were cooperating. they have the billing records of the law firm and the corrupt lawyer, and i'm telling you this thing is in its infancy right now in terms of who is going to be held to account. elizabeth: to what guy is saying, by the way, congressman, "the new york times" is reporting that michael sussman billed his work on the alfa bank story to the clinton campaign. congressman, you remember the reports came out that james brennan had briefed, debriefed president obama at the time that hillary clinton had come up with this anti-trump information in the steele dossier in order to distract from her email controversy. that happened early on. christopher steele testified in a british it court that is what was going on. he was paid to dig up the

anti-trump stuff. somehow it gets into the fbi. somehow gets into the fisa court. even fisa court judges were outraged over this. why didn't durham bring more in terms of charges along those lines? >> i think you will see more charges along those lines. i don't know durham is staffed the way previous special counsels have been staffed but obviously this case, he had to bring this case today because the statute of limitations ran tomorrow. and i anticipate that you will see mr. sussman and others talking about what they knew at the time. it is clear to me that the clinton campaign has criminal culpability for many of the things that we're talking about right now. if they're using a lawyer at perkins couey as a cutout to go to the fbi, return coming to the fbi, they're aiding and abetting courtrooms this special counsel

is investigating. >> ken buck, guy lewis, thank you for coming on the show. coming up later the big fight between the white house and texas. texas tried to shut the border. look at this detail you're seeing on screen. 8,000 illegals trying to get in across the border. the white house said no, keep the border open. texas said not so fast we're keeping it shut down inside of our state. trey yingst spoke to the former head of the haqqani network, the woodward book and general milley. a lot on the show. >> it is incomprehensible. it is staggering insubordination if in fact this is true.

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haqqani of the infamous haqqani network. this man is personally responsible for hundreds of suicide bombings in this country. we know he was imprisoned in bagram airbase in the past. he spoke with fox about the u.s. troop withdrawal. >> translator: getting americans out of afghanistan was always the aim of the afghans. that is why they put suicide vests on their bodies. getting them out now is a big achievement for afghans. you would also be proud if your heroes kicked out invaders from your land. reporter: i also asked haqqani about his views regarding the biden administration. in an off-camera meeting he told me wants all countries to have consulates an representation in kabul though he claimed the united states is living up to their end of the bargain. >> translator: from the beginning of the agreement in doha the united states misused the agreement an broke the rules. islamic emirates we stand by our agreement. blacklist of taliban is also

include. unfortunately the united states is not doing what they are saying. what they are saying is against the doha agreement. they're calling for a new war and causing more chaos. reporter: in addition with speaking with haqqani, we spoke with a special immigrant visa applicant who blamed the biden administration for leaving vulnerable afghans behind. liz. elizabeth: trey yingst, groundbreaking journalism. you're beating the media worldwide, international media here in the u.s. you're just killing it. great to have you entree yingst, great journalism. great to see you. former ambassador at large, former white house coordinator for counterterrorism he is nathan sales. let's deal with this, the woodward book, right. pentagon chief often, told the secretary of state, told the white house, told the president, go slow, go slow on the afghanistan pullout. but then that the president is saying no, i want it done by august 31st before 9/11. what is your reaction to that?

>> well, liz, i think president biden should have listened to his advisors. we're hearing now that the senior most civilian and military personnel in our government were all predicting for the president that if we pull out precipitously it will destablize afghanistan, result in violence, result in chaos. that is why they recommended we keep a small presence there unfortunately the president thought he knew better. imagine what afghanistan could have looked like if the president simply listened to the advice of his experts. if he had listened we wouldn't have had the arbitrary deadline. we wouldn't have left while we still had american citizens behind enemy lines. if the president listened maybe we would have kept bagram airbase which would be a more secure facility to run an evacuation. if the president had listened maybe we wouldn't have to depend on the taliban to provide security for the airport in our troops. as we know that ended in

catastrophe. elizabeth: yeah, 13 troops dead. nathan, let's talk about this, general milley will testify before the senate on september 28th under oath. what will you be looking for in this controversy, the woodward book, coauthored, told china before and after the november election, quote, if we're going to attack i'm going to call you ahead of time. it is not going to be a surprise. your reaction? >> those are some very serious allegations involving general milley and it is going to be very important for congress in exercising its oversight responsibilities to hear exactly what he said and what he was trying to accomplish. now let me be clear, there may well be circumstances where we want our chairman of the joint chiefs to back channel information to china. if they're getting bad intelligence about american intentions, if they're about to overreact, it might be advisable for us to try and lower the temperature but if you're going to do that you can't freelance and create your own foreign policy. you have to synchronize with your boss, the secretary of defense. you have got to bring the state

department in. you can't just go out and go rogue. elizabeth: he is an advisor. he is not in the chain of command for operational activity. he also spoke according to the book with house speaker nancy pelosi. she too is not in the chain of command. then he tried to reportedly increase his control over nuclear launch procedures. people are say, former secretary of state mike pompeo saying it is off the wall to think that the cabinet is running around at that time worried that the president trump was going to go rogue and launch an attack on china. this is bonkers stuff. it sounds like hysterics to a lot of critics in washington. you know, general milley's statement indicated he got approval for all of this talk with china from the pentagon but the former acting pentagon chief christopher miller saying no he didn't. he wouldn't have ever authorized that. he called him inis a borednant, disgraceful and he should resign. what do you think? >> i think one thing the

chairman of the joint chiefs shouldn't do under any circumstances promise to tell an adversary that the united states is about to attack them that is completely out of bounds. it puts american soldiers lives at risk. we heard some again, serious allegations and now we need to hear from general milley what he actually said and what he was trying to accomplish. elizabeth: woodward uses a lot of anonymous sources, blind sources, secondhand, third hand information. your point is well-taken that he needs to testify and step up and talk about what happened. i mean if he didn't like what he saw, critics are asking you know, why didn't he just go public and why didn't he just resign? >> that's a fair point and i think the notion that president trump was going to launch a surprise attack on his way out the door is farfetched to say the least. i think one of his principle achievements in office was not starting another war. he talks about the need to end wars rather than starting new ones. so the notion he was going to

send icbms into beijing as a fairwell strikes me as rather farfetched. elizabeth: nathan sales, good to see you, come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: up next national taxpayers union national vice president brandon arnold. president again misleading today saying the rich is not paying their fair share. he ought to know full well. he has been around since the nixon white house. irs data show that the top 20% fund 90% of the tax revenues. they pay 90%. the administration doubles down, pressuring congress give the irs to get way more power to go after information in your bank accounts, as little as 600 bucks there? keep it on "the evening edit." >> the president's plan, lock down the economy, spend like crazy, pay people not to work. give amnesty for people that broke the law, for everyone who hasn't broken the law, who is

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pelosi and biden? hillary vaughn is here on capitol hill with more. hillary. reporter: liz, president biden pitched his plan to supersize the irs saying he will get more money out of the super-rich but part of the plan means everyone will have to hand over to the irs more information about what's in their bank account, what money has gone in and what money has gone out and republicans say that means more audits could be on the way for average americans but the white house says that's a myth. >> that isn't about raising your taxes. it is about the super wealthy finally beginning to pay what they owe. >> you don't hire 80,000 more irs auditors for just a few wealthy. it makes no sense at all. the truth is, you know they want to significantly increase their intrusiveness into your privacy. greater surveillance into activities of not just individuals but small

businesses. reporter: here is snapshot what the irs would look like under president biden's plan compared to today. its budget would balloon by $80 billion over 10 years. its workers would double, hiring 80,000 new irs agents to take on what they say are high-powered corporate lawyers whose clients are tax cheats. the white house says they will make sure anyone who makes 400,000 does not become targets for audits. as you know a lot of small businesses are over the 400,000-dollar threshold. they don't have a team of lawyers on staff to try to fight an audit from the irs. elizabeth: that is great journalism, hillary. great to have you on. good stuff. let's welcome to the show brandon arnold from the national taxpayers union. you heard hillary's reporting. what is your reaction? >> this is pretty terrifying if i'm being honest. the irs budget, $80 billion, 87,000 new irs agents. new snooping powers start at 600

bucks in your bank account. the irs will require banks to provide that information what you're doing with your money to the irs. and on top of that, another provision snuck below the radar, that is retroactive tax penalties. they can look back all the way to 2001, 20 years ago and assess penalties on mistakes that you have made, may have made things that might have -- elizabeth: wait a second. wait a second. now this vie rates the statute of limitations laws t was three years and, 10 years and three. now they're trying to change that to go back 20 years? do you know how insane that is? people will not have the records. people have already thrown out their tax returns because of the prior statute of limitations. have they lost their minds? >> sure looks that way. looking back 20 years you're exactly right. most people keep tax records for three years. in unusual circumstance they keep them from seven years.

talking about incidents that happen 10, 12, 20 years ago. people won't be able to fight back, powerful corporations, every day americans, we'll not fight back against the supersized irs. elizabeth: people always talk about make the rich pay their fair share. irs data shows they already pay 90% of federal income tax revenues. we're talking about the top 20% bracket. top 1%, they pay 40%. the bottom 50% pay just 3% into the system. shouldn't voters up in arms what democrats are doing? trying to sell this as good for america. they are loaded with waste and pork. haven't read the bill. trying to ram this through. they're set to lose the house next year. they can't win with biden's poll numbers crashing like they are now. new low 39% in one poll. quinnepiac says 42. half the country disapproves. covering the irs two decades, testified before congress, i testified before congress twice, when the irs get as dog whistle

from the white house they do it. because they get their budget approved by ways and means and senate finance. you just give a nod and a whistle. the irs will step up to try to deliver. this is scary stuff. >> absolutely. we all remember the political attacks that they launched at non-profit groups a few years ago. you know, we remember the information, private information about billionaire turning over that tax information to, to a news out let. stuff below the radar happens all the time. there was an irs agent pled guilty, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and i.d. theft. just pled guilty in june of this year. these incidents do happen. and the more information that they have, the more private data they have on every day taxpayers, on small businesses, whoever, the more likely information will be made into the public domain to use against us as a weapon. that is unfair and really scary. elizabeth: we hear you, brandon.

the joint committee on taxation, reporting that the house ways and means version of the tax increases, it will go after those making just 30, as little as 30,000 to 40,000 a year in about six years time. listen, nancy pelosi only has a slim net three vote majority. at least about half a dozen democrats are retiring. historically the party in power loses two dozen seats in the midterms. they're trying to ram this through now in order to pay in power. shouldn't people be up in arms about it? >> absolutely. the information that came out earlier this week is staggeringly important. $30,000 and up, incomes solidly in the middle class. you will see a tax increase in 2027 because of this legislation, the poor way it is crafted. the promise of only raising taxes on 400,000 people, peel that make $400,000 or more is complete nonsense. it is baloney. people will pay higher taxes starting in 202, even if they're barely scraping buy, living

paycheck to paycheck struggling in this recovering economy. it is really nonsense. i can't believe, i can't believe some of these moderate democrats would vote for this piece of legislation. we'll see when the proof is in the pudding, time to actually vote on the package who they stand with, nancy pelosi or their constituents. elizabeth: brandon arnold, you're terrific, come back soon. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. this is the fox business network. look at that shot. those are 8,000, this is doubling, in 24 hours. 8,000 illegal immigrants just across the border. a big blow up with between texas and white house. the texas is trying to shut the border. the white house says keep it open. texas says no not so fast, we'll shut it down on our state ground. next story, gop caucus member, buddy carter, crutch time for the biden covid booster plan. big government fight whether they need it or not. don lemon are saying people are

stupid if they don't take vaccines. is this bullying for ratings. do they need to fight just to get you watching? you're watching fox business. >> what this administration is it doing, how they're doing it, i offer no explanation. they should be explaining this.

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set to make a decision tomorrow on whether they recommend the boosters or not but we already had two fda officials who resigned and left because they say you shouldn't have to have it. "the lancet" says you shouldn't have to have it. moderna, by the way will be selling more shots if they have to have a booster, they say you have to have it as well as israeli study. a lot of israeli studies have been pretty accurate. i would put a lot of emphasis on that. however the key here regardless they should not be mandated and the biden administration has proven what the epitome of government overreach by mandating the vaccines. whether you have a vaccine should be a decision made by you and your doctor, you and your pharmacist and family member, not you and the government. elizabeth: stick with that for a second. i want to go back to the moderna and israel study. moderna say there are breakthrough cases on older

vaccinations. finding 162 breakthrough cases but on something like more than 14,000 cases, right? so it is 162. you know what i mean? >> right. elizabeth: israel is saying the boosters will just give 12 days protection for senior citizens. you see what i mean? if you dig into the numbers, it just feels like kind of, i don't want to say weak. it says where is the there there, you know? >> well and that's a good point and you're right, you're accurate. that's why we need to know whether the booster is required or not. look, we have to have boosters for certain vaccines. we understand that. every year we have a flu shot because there is different strain. we have boosters when you get a tetanus shot, the first thing the doctor asks you, how long has it been since you had your tetanus shot, because you may need a booster. elizabeth: right. >> whether or not the third one is needed. that is to be determined. we have to follow the science there. but regardless, let's not

mandate it. elizabeth: well the fda officials reportedly quit because they were concerned about the risks, extra medical health risks from a third booster shot. so there is that debate. you know, let's turn to this about vaccine mandates. don lemon of cnn saying people are quote, stupid are to be against vaccines. are pregnant women stupid? are minorities stupid? was nancy pelosi, president biden, dr. fauci stupid talking about a vaccine mandate? half the country, quinnepiac is showing, half the country disapproves of vaccine mandates. 2states -- 27 states fighting them. 24 state ags are fighting them. what do you say. >> i i could care less what don lemon says. the administration is creating two classes of people, those who are vaccinated, those who are not. it us an attempt to control people. look this is a decision, an individual has to make in

consultation with their physician, with their health care professional. with their family. it shouldn't be a decision that the government forces upon you. our civil liberties are at risk here. we need to keep that in mind. look, i'm a strong advocate for the vaccine as you well know. i think it is safe and effective. i hope all those will get it but at the same time not mandate. elizabeth: that is what dr. fauci, nancy pelosi, president biden said they were opposed vaccine mandates a month ago. a year ago. this is people court fight, thank you, buddy carter. up next house foreign affairs member claudia tenney. state media saying chinese warships could soon show up near hawaii. four of them were near alaska recently. president biden somehow manages to insult france in a new security pact with the australia and the uk to combat china's presence in the indopacific.

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at least biden is not reversing this policy of president trump which he tried to do with everything else. it is one small, good sign, coming out of the biden administration we'll try to work with our partners to create some strength, to counter china and china's reacting. i do worry that joe biden doesn't have the staying power to really stand up to them in the long run. but that remains to be seen. elizabeth: what are the dangers here? >> you know, i'm concerned that china is going to continue to be aggressive and that we are not going to stand up. we obviously have proven in the debacle in afghanistan we don't stand by our allies. i know taiwan is definitely concerned. this is a big move for australia. they're in a part of the world where they need our support and they need to us really defend them and i think that it is going to be really concerning that for australia that we live up to this agreement and we also can trust australia and trust great britain to make sure that the sharing that we're doing with them, the creation of new

submarines and other items for australia are going to be in our interests and also secure her. i'm a little concerned that biden has the staying power to really hang in there but you know we have to counter china. they are the biggest power seeker, they have a belt and road initiative. they have already infiltrated all kinds of areas in the south china sea and australia and new zealand with infrastructure to leverage these other countries. >> reports that people in as australia, surprised that the president seemed to forget the australian prime minister scott morrison. calling him quote, that fellow down under. france is angry with australia because they had a 40 billion-dollar submarine deal. france canceled the reception at the french ambassador's residence in washington. your reaction to this? >> this is again biden's foreign

policy all about scratching the surface, getting more surface and his lifelong political career he has really not been tested. he as you has always has been weak going back todeal with bosnia, someone i have intimate knowledge and former member of the consulate. he worked on so many national, foreign policy issues is really weak. he doesn't have the type of diplomacy he does and did going to project. he projects weakness. he projects arrogance. he has a little bit of a disregard for other people which i think has shown off with the afghanistan policy. elizabeth: congresswoman, claudia tenney, it is so good to have you back on. come back again soon. >> thank you so much. elizabeth: former dhs official mike howell, look at this shot. this is happening right at the texas border. we have 8,000, now pushing

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♪ elizabeth: back with us now, former dhs oversight counselor, mike howell. texas is trying to shut the border. let's show the shot of what's happening right now. this is happening now. the white house a said, no, you're going to keep the border open. texas is i saying we will use our law enforcement to keep it shut. inside on texas ground. this is a supreme court fight in the making. it's so out of control, mike. look at this drone footage. 8,000, pushing on 10,000. it was 4,000 just 24 hours ago. this is doubling in size. this is happening right at the international bridge in del rio. it's a makeshift camp. this is, again, getting out of control, mike. what do you say? >> this has been happening for months, and i'm really glad this footage came out today to see what's happening in texas. but this is the new normal. this is the left achieving what they view to be their ideal immigration policy. it is open the borders, invite

the world and see them come. there's no way to process these folks. what you and i and your viewers see is an inhumane situation. what joe biden and his white house see are potential new voters. that's why they're coming in, just absolutely droves. and texas has a responsibility to its state to protect its citizens from this unlawful invasion. the white house is trying to stop them there from are doing that. do your best, white house and department of justice, because texas has a responsibility to their citizens, and they should follow through on securing their border and the people of texas. elizabeth: this is fox news drone footage. now, the small community of del rio is grappling with its own covid-19 issues. the local hospital can't handle the a major disease outbreak. local hospitals have tested some of the released migrants, they're seeing hiv, tb, covid-19. homeland security inspector general is saying they're not

social distancing, they're not wearing masks, you know, and now we see that border crossings, again, hitting generational highs. it was supposed to go down in the summer, the white house said, claiming it was seasonal. it's not happening. what's going on? >> right. well, that was a lie. everyone knew it was a lie, but the white house said it anyway. what's happening is congress and the white house are pushing the the biggest amnesty in american history. they're trying to get as many people in before that that as they possibly can, and people are coming. it is baking the crisis absolutely worse -- making the crisis absolutely worse. i was in texas a few months ago, and the amount of crime and people just running through the community and just through poverty, breaking9 into the homes, the violence is out of control. there's a democratic sheriff down there who's begged the biden administration to stop telling people the come. they are listening to them. del rio is going thruway too much right now as is the whole state of texas.

elizabeth: expect border inspector general is saying exactly that, that biden's border policies are putting border authorities at risk, migrants at risk, neighborhoods at risk. the dhs has been relying on local nonprofits, ngos to test in quarantine, not effective. because they can't force families to isolate9 for quarantining or to do social distancing. they're just not empowered to do that. so the white house is playing politics with the border, which is playing politics with voters' health and security. i mean, the administration is making a mandate for american, but this is what's happening down there. >> you're absolutely right. and biden's own department of homeland security says they can't even get this covid testing for the illegal aliens under control. this is the president who said he would shut down the virus. they're saying they can't approach the problem for a year. we have a president that takes naps in the afternoon and makes

matters worse the very next day, on and on and on. elizabeth: the homeland security inspector general report basically undercuts what the biden administration is claiming, flat out, all across. you've got to read that report. and they're not using title 42 either. so, you know, listen, we're an open arms country. we're about immigration. but it's about legal immigration. what's happening at the border is an abuse of the border, and it's an abuse of the citizens and neighborhoods down there. your final word, mike. >> you're absolutely right. the i.g. report, their findings are very good, i suggest your audience take a look. it shows the administration's not telling the truth about the covid problems at the border. elizabeth: mike howell, good to see you. we're going to the to stay on that developing story throughout the week. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching, we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ ♪♪ next.

♪ ♪ larry: hello, everybody. welcome back to "kudlow," i'm larry e kudlow. president joe biden out there today trying to sell class warfare. tax hikes on americans and small businesses and, of course, repeating the democratic phrase pay fair share seven times. pay your fair share. somebody who pays their fair share, hillary vaughn -- [laughter] on capitolit hill. good evening, hillary. >> reporter: well, if there