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new york city cops on camera, stricken with grief at a wake an vigil for two cops killed in the line of duty. we have this terrible news that is coming in. three more cops shot in a gunfight in houston. the suspect on the run. apparently had a powerful rifle used in the shooting. and a car belong to democrat missouri congressman cori bush shot at in st. louis saturday. the congressman was not in the vehicle at the time and not injured. this story for you, president biden faces multiple crises. former president trump indicating he will run again. we have the sound. he is holding a rally outside of houston. pete sessions, charles mast, scott desjarlais, scott gooden and ford o'connell, former federal prosecutor jim trusty. arizona sheriff, he is mark lamb be. we have the fall out of evening edit footage we dug out with dr. fauci on camera touting

funding to create superviruses defight his heated denials. a long list of pandemic leaks, anthony fauci has not gone back on claims benefits outweigh the risks. dr. fauci, said children four and younger will need three doses of covid vaccines. when will first-responders, nurses health care workers, cops and firemen who were fired for being unvaccinated to get their jobs back? more studies show the power of natural immunity after infection. nancy pelosi talking about quality, income inequality, social justice. they say nothing about the inequality and social injustice of minorities and children killed in surging crime wave including in pelosi's home state of california. we have more on her family stock trades too. the criminal probe of the trump russia investigation. we have more details in a new court filing. special counsel john durham is

widening the net on the hillary clinton campaign. is he going after fbi and intelligence officials under the obama white house as well? we've got the story. to the border crisis, border patrol in protest turning their backs on homeland security secretary mayorkas. republican senators demanding answers on weak u.s. visa programs that led in suspected extremists. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: first let's welcome to the show, first get a check of your money. we'll start with stocks giving up early gains closing in the red. gdp grew a solid 17%, 6.7% annualized the economy is bouncing back. rate hikes in march to battle rising inflation, the supply chain crisis driving that rising inflation. it is at who-year high. look at this story, thieves

looting supply chain freight trains in los angeles. it is not just amazon packages. they're making off with dozens of guns. adding to the violence ramping up in l.a. what does the nation's top central banker say about all of this? ashley webster has the story. ashley. reporter: there is no doubt the supply chain is still broken but there are signs of progress here at the port of savannah. i was here 3 1/2 months ago and there were 30 ships out at sea waiting to come in but now there are exactly zero. so encouraging signs but make no mistake about it, on the west coast things have not gotten better. more than 100 ships are still stuck out at sea. the white house says things will get better in the second half of this year but even the fed chair says no, i don't agree. take a listen. >> i would not say that i would expect the supply chain issues to be completely worked out by the end of this year. i do not expect them and i have not expected them. what i would say and i have been

saying i expect progress to be made in the second half ofnly, e we're not making much progress. reporter: meantime the cost to ship goods continues to skyrocket. global rates of freight up 140% year-over-year. asia, to the u.s. west coast, up 250%. asia to the u.s. east coast up 184%. bottom line, if you're expecting these high-rise -- high prices to go away anytime soon but i will be disappointed. it could go well into next year. liz, back to you. elizabeth: ashley webster, great journalism. thank you, ashley. we want you back on the show soon. from congress pete sessions and congressman brian mast from house transportation and infrastructure. congressman sessions, your reaction to what you just heard. americans more and more are asking who's in charge? >> well who's in charge are the democrats and who's in charge of

the democrats is actually a philosophy, a philosophy much like jimmy carter but more akin to socialism moving further left. they are all socialist-based. they're trying to up each other whether you're in california or new york. everybody wants to one up each other on how far left they can take their policies. so the policies that we have exactly like the model of jimmy carter that started high inflation, poor understanding of affairs of international, not understanding our military, and misusing america's good name. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, congressman mass, americans are seeing the footage coming in, right and again and again they're saying who is in charge? let's listen to this leaked footage from august 2021. federal contractors at an

airport in westchester where illegals are being flown in. watch this. >> bays basketball teams have more security. >> what i'm saying. >> very easily, a people could go that way. [laughter]. so, i mean -- >> yeah, yeah. it is slowly coming together. we still don't know really what's happening how they get her whatever else. >> i get the whole secret [bleep], but this is even above my [bleep] pay grade. you know what i mean? >> yeah. [bleep] [bleep] you know what i mean? >> and why? you know, why? >> you know why? >> why? >> who is in office. that's why. >> but what is the big secret. everybody knows it is happening? >> because if it gets out, the

government are betraying the american people. elizabeth: did you hear that congressman mast, the government is betraying the american people. if this is all okay, right, about transparency, why the secret flights in the dead of night. americans increasingly ask who is in charge? what is going on here? your reaction. >> it is not okay, that is why they're saying it. we can't give joe biden the pass who is in charge. he is the charge. he is the chief executive officer of the united states of america, of every federal agency to include customs, border patrol, every other agency out there. the buck is supposed to stop with him. he says it does. he shifts the blame off every time he can. tie this one back to the supply chain real quick, right? cpb, we know there are not enough cpb workers in the ports and other places with the logjams, all the goods coming in from overseas need to be checked out. how about we take the cpb officers. instead of them moving people around the country illegally,

they go to work in the ports to help solve the supply chain crisis? that would be a solution. elizabeth: that is sound like something republicans will push for congressman sessions if you guys come back into control of congress. i want to move on to this because this is a terrible story. coming out of houston three more cops shot in a gunfight. we're hearing information coming in to the studio that the suspect who is on the run, he had a full-on automatic weapon. immigration officials confirming the man accused of shooting to death the deputy constable in harris county outside of houston, in houston, he was an illegal immigrant. we've got former president trump is going to a rally outside of houston this weekend. he, the questions are he going is he going to run. let's listen to former president trump. watch this. >> first, 45th president of the united states. >> 45th and 47th. >> yes.

i love that. elizabeth: 45th and 4th. your your reaction? >> the reaction is really quite natural is that mr. trump is doing a lot of things right now to counterbalance not just what mr. biden is saying, but speaking about things that were previously handled and handled well. the bottom line is, this next, this year, we're going to win back the house of representatives and i think win back the senate. winning back congress will hold the president accountable. we will ask the questions. we will get the answers that we need. but this president and the house and the senate, speaker pelosi are trying to move this country as far left as they can. even knowing the american people disagree with them. elizabeth: yeah. you know, congressman mast, if you question them on that you're called a racist, right? or you're called a white

supremacist. americans are seeing more and more u.s. crime in cities. 22 cities, 44% rise in homicides since 2019. in new york city, cops visibly stricken with grief on camera, on a vigil, wake for two cops shot dead, us jason rivera, wilbert mora. four out of 10 criminals freed without bail under the democrats reform, one out of four were rearrested committing other crimes. one out of four arrested committing dangerous fellly charges. your response. >> this is joe biden policies. defund the police, bring an end to bail, go out there anytime that a law enforcement officer responds to an issue is number one thing we'll jump to was that a racist action instead of was somebody committing a crime and was the officer doing what he was hired by the city,

municipality, whatever to do. go out to protect people that are not breaking the law. elizabeth: thank you, congressman pete sessions and congressman mast. good to have you both on. we'll have you back on again soon. we've got the fallout of "the evening edit" footage of dr. fauci on camera touting funding to create supervirus in laboratories plus the long history of pandemic lab leaks as dr. fauci has yet to retract his claim the benefits outweigh the risks. where is the media on this? where is congress on this? congressman scott desjarlais will way in on "the evening edit." >> dr. fauci could do a lot with the american people to mend some fences and restore some confidence by simply saying i'm sorry. sorry. ♪. ople sorry. ♪. that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu!

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this is just conspiracy talk, right? we know we reported last year on camera he shut down scientists who warned in january 2020 this could have leaked out of a lab. what are you guys going to do in congress if you get back in control? will you call him in again? will you try to remove him from office? what are you guys going to do? >> first of all congratulations great job, on that story, and dr. makary is one of our favorites. he spoke at doctors caucus meetings before. what a great guy and thought leader, he would be a great replacement for dr. fauci if he had the job. i think we have good chance taking back in control. so many things that need to be investigated and mattered. dr. fauci has proven he is not transparent with the american people. he admit he lied about the herd immunity. he has been exposed through you and other emails that he was dishonest with the american people about the origins of the

virus. that is incredibly dangerous. i think raising this is the american people can't handle the truth when the exact opposite is true. it sows mistrust. his ideas are antiwaited, obsolete, he needs to go, resigned and be investigated and possibly lying to rand paul when he disagrees with his colleagues. he is more of a politician and physician. dr. marshall he called a moron. any doctor with that eagan foe needs to go and probably shouldn't be in that kind of a position. elizabeth: dr. desjarlais, your point well-taken. let's watch again what we broke last night watch this. >> questions have come up about the concern of the danger of the people thaw fund. niaid, nih, certainly cdc, only funds and conducts gain of function research on h5n1 highly pathogenic avian influenza

viruses with researchers who are highly trained, skilled, experienced and adequately regulated. there is disagreements as to the scientific and or public health value of these experiments but i believe the people who feel they should shouldn't be conducted are in the minority because even the most concerned members of nsabb felt that the experiments should be done but the distribution of the knowledge should be restricted. elizabeth: it is astounding, dr. desjarlais what he has been saying. people opposed to it are in the minority? he also said in 2012 if a pandemic leaks out, still the benefits outweigh the risk of creating in laboratories supercharged pathogens. let's go through it. more than 50 lab accidents over the last century. this is around the world where pandemics leaked out. here in the u.s. hundreds of lab accidents. so we're supposed to be okay with that? >> yeah.

you got to wonder what he will say, five million people around the world dead of this virus over, almost approaching a million. 900,000 in the united states have died. turned our economy, the world's economy upside down for two years. we've been forced with moving goalposts on rules where we're not really following the science. cdc just reported five days ago, it didn't get much coverage, deeper dive into this, the natural immunity is more effective than the vaccine on the delta variant which i think was probably the most deadly vary rant we have. those studies were done in new york and california. the cdc is admitting that yet our heroes, health care heroes been in the trenches for two years are getting terminated anvil noised because they're not vaccinated. most of these people have natural immunity and why the government denies that as a vaccination status sun deniable. elizabeth: nih is not studying that. that is important point you're

making later in the show. since 92, 11 different experiments successfully turned normal virus into supercharged pathogens. dr. fauci says they are doing oversight. they are highly regulated. he testifies that he can't track it all. he tells "the wall street journal" it is impossible for us to be aware what wuhan lab bass doing with this research. so you see, it is on the one hand, on the other hand. how can he get away with this kind of doublespeak an double-talk? now he is saying children four and younger should get three doses when those clinical trials are not proven out, still underway. >> using our kids as guinea pigs. that age group is not susceptible to serious illness. less than one/1000th percent of deaths in the united states were kids of that age group and most of the kids that had died had other coexisting condition we're finding out. even the cdc admitting, all the

covid deaths they reported they came to the hospital with heart attack and reported they died of covid. we don't need to experiment on kids. they don't get as sick. you can see the death numbers, it is very, very small among kids. if you look at adverse reactions of the vaccine it is much, much greater. bigger chance from going to the hospital from the shot than covid at that age group. elizabeth: we'll stay on the story. congressman desjarlais, thanks for being with us. it is a developing story. good to have you on. growing controversy, criticism mounting of democrats and speaker pelosi talking about inequality but are silent about the inequality and social injustice of minorities and children getting killed and shot at in a surging crime wave. plus pressure is mounting on nancy pelosi to hold a vote on bills banning, prohibiting stock trade by lawmakers and their families while they are in office. her husband is making millions of dollars there. we've got more new data on the

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congressman, great to have you on. >> thank you. elizabeth: democrats talk a lot about inequality and social injustice but ignoring, showing no outrage and social injustice of poor people and minorities and children getting killed by rising crime in u.s. cities and states like nancy pelosi's home state of california. >> yeah. not only are they not showing outrage about the crime in these cities, they're going so far to cancel classes in schools in places like flint, michigan, most students are minority students, they will sit at home all day? they're not getting education sitting at home and in danger because of the crime that is rampant in cities across america. elizabeth: democrats have this problem. nancy pelosi's husband has tens of millions of dollars in stock trades on big tech stocks in office. hunter biden business dealings, clinton foundation, bernie sanders's non-profit deals on the side but what is going on

right now the bipartisan push to stop stock trading by members of congress while they're in office. jesse watters showed the sound clip last night. we'll show more on nancy pelosi's family stock trades. watch nancy pelosi in 2011 with six at this minutes steve kroft. >> madam leader, i wanted to ask you why you and your husband back in march of 2008 accepted and participated in a very large ipo deal from visa in a time that there was major legislation affecting the credit card companies making its way through the, through the house? did you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> i don't know what you're point is of your question. is there some point you want to make with that? >> i guess what i'm asking is do you think it is all right for a speaker to accept a very preferential favorable tock deal. >> we didn't.

>> you participated in the ipo you don't think is was a conflict of appearance or appearance -- >> only has appearance if you decide you're going to have a elaborate on a false premise but it is not true and that's that. >> i don't understand what part is not true? >> yes, sir. >> that would i act upon an investment. elizabeth: okay. anybody can understand the percent question. that is called buying time. so you could formulate your answer. show timing of nancy pelosi's husband stock trades. so this feels like it is a story that is flown under the radar congressman, for years, where people, members of congress have been doing stock trading and bond trading. your take what is going on here? >> i think it is a bad look. do i believe that nancy pelosi broke the law with respect to that visa stock ipo that was discussed? i don't know is the answer but i do know it's a bad look. i agree with kevin mccarthy we need to do something about it.

we need to formulate and pass some legislation. we'll do that when republicans take over the house in less than a year. because i think it is important that we send a message to the american people that we are holding ourselves to a higher standard. i think we should absolutely be out of the business of buying stocks. it is going to be difficult because of the spousal aspect of that. where do we stop? if you're spouse works for an oil and gas company should you be allowed to vote on matters affecting energy. if your spouse is a teacher, should you vote on education issues. there are lots of opportunities on conflicts of interest. the idea that we are privy to information that they are not i think makes people extra questioning of members with congress with respect to holding and trading stocks. i do think we need to have some legislation passed soon. elizabeth: now nearly, new data, nearly one in five lawmakers own stock in tech companies targeted by antitrust legislation

advancing through the senate. according to analysis by bloomberg. i think something more than $315 million in stock and bond trades made by congress last year. so i mean the conflicts are very rich and it's pretty rich to try to deny it like speaker pelosi has saying you know, this is part of the from he market. suddenly she is a libertarian when asked about it? >> it is rich and i think that it is something that seems to bounce around but there is never any action. i really do believe in you don't see action before the end of this year, certainly if the democrats think they can use this as a political tool you will see action before november but i believe that republicans are genuine in their desire to implement change. i sit on the financial services committee i go out of my way -- elizabeth: what fix be? what would your fix be? >> my fix? i think we need to ban stock trading for members of congress and also spouses as well. i don't know that you can pass a bill that bans sons and

daughters from doing it. i think it will be a tricky bill to pass to get just right but i think members should put their money in blind trusts. i think there are plenty of options for investing that don't involve individual stock picking. >> conflicts galore. if your kids can do it, how can you stop it? congressman lance good inch. good to have you on. come back soon. the criminal broke of the trump russia investigation. more details on a new court filing. special counsel john durham is widening the net on the hillary clinton campaign. is he going after fbi and intelligence officials under the obama white house as well? that's coming up, but first this story, should first-responders, workers, cops, firemen, nurses they were fired for being unvaccinated. should they get their jobs back? more studies on natural immunity coming up. we have gop strategist ford o'connell next on "the evening edit". ♪.

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♪. elizabeth: let's welcome to the show ford o'connell. first there is this story. the, governor of florida ron desantis is really mad about this. okay, we've got the federal government nearly doubling it the order for glaxosmithkline's monoclonal antibody. they're saying no to the monoclonals from regeneron and eli lilly saying ineffective against omicron. governor desantis, bring it on, open up the gates, let it out we'll treat people. dr. fauci agrees with that decision. what do you think of this fight? >> governor desantis is absolutely right. give people as many options as they want. what the biden white house is really unhappy about governor desantis proves over and over that the biden white house has no idea how to control covid. when it comes to keeping people safe there is not one-size fits all solution for people. so essentially when you look at this fight, which you recognize is, that the biden white house

is playing politics with american lives because they believe that the only source of political power they have is for you to believe that they actually have a solution to something that they have no idea about. elizabeth: this feels like such a crime too. the first-responders, the cops, the nurses, the health care nurses, the firemen, the teachers, they were fired for being unvaccinated. now dr. marty makary has a piece out more studies, more and more, natural immunity is effective, three times as effective as vaccinations according to new cdc data, ford they only released now after a lot of stonewalling this, is data coming out of new york and california. natural immunity is three times as effective stopping hospitalization versus vaccinations. up to five times as effective in stopping infections versus vaccinations. why the stonewalling of the data? why isn't nih doing studies of natural immunity? >> johns hopkins did the study

along with the cdc. again it shows you that our federal government has no idea what they're doing. these people, whether they are law enforcement or first-responders, they should have never been fired in the first place because they were fired unfalse pretenses. we, we thought initially that the only solution was vaccination. what we learned as time goes on is that natural immunity and the immune system is three times more likely compared to vaccines to prevent you from being hospitalized. so these people are owed an apology. let me tell you something else. these folks don't grow on trees. they require training. they require certification. this sort of authoritarian solution is decimating america. elizabeth: we hear you. it is the bullying, right? it was the chronic bullying that went on. you and i talked about it since the beginning of the pandemic. denmark is opening up no restrictions, no lockdowns, no masks. cdc, dr. marty makary's study, study out of israel, showing

natural immunity may be 27 more powerful than vaccinations depending on the individual. it is singular to the individual. denmark is leading the way. will we get out of this cold lockdown still mentality? people are really exhausted. they want to return back to normal, being safe about it of course, not getting sick? your final word? >> it seems that the biden white house does not want to get back to normal as quickly as possible because that would force them to admit their chief campaign promise for being elected that they could get the virus under control when in fact they couldn't. we got to get back to normal. we have to learn to live with covid. we have to understand natural immunity. it is hurting all segments of american society, particularly kids when they can't go to school because of a loss of learning and psychological factors as well. forget politics. back to normal as soon as possible, recognize natural immunity and the immune system is our best defense. elizabeth: ford o'connell, great to see you, come back soon. >> thank you, emac.

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♪. elizabeth: special counsel john durham's criminal probe of the trump russia investigation, a new court filing from the durham team shows they are casting a wider net. joining us now, former federal prosecutor jim trusty back with us. jim, it is good to see you. it is tens of thousands of pages and campaign government

documents, emails and texts plus the durham filing they repeated multiple times other matters, not limited, not limited to durham's on going criminal probe of democrat lawyer michael sussman charged with lying to the fbi. he pleaded not guilty. looks like this is growing. what do you say? >> it clearly shows the durham probe is alive and well. the particular document we're talking about it is a mundane document in the abstract. it is basically saying to the court, we're taking a wide net towards our responsibilities to give sussman's attorney discovery materials and we need a little bit more time. the devil though is in the details what is going on that required this justification from durham to get a little bit more time. >> you know, durham, put marc elias, top lawyer for the hillary clinton cam in. elias is a guy who paid for and brought in democrat and dnc hillary clinton campaign money

to hire fusion gps and christopher steele to build the anti-trump steele dossier that has since been debunked. looking putting it before the grand jury, former fbi official bill priestap, james baker, dozens of fbi and cia workers, director of the counterintelligence division. is he going after these guys in the trump russia investigation, what do you think? >> hard to tell. the prosecutor cannot force the target of an investigation into a grand jury. you can say i will go after liz, make her subject herself to cross-examination. that tells you one of two things, either they're not targets when they go in or they cut some sort of deal as a cooperating defendant meaning they eat some charges, that they memorialize their testimony in front of the grand jury. from the outside we can't tell.

but a for a guy who lost nine months of grand jury for covid looks like it is heating up pretty high-profile witnesses going in. elizabeth: he is investigating computer researchers and scientists that worked with the hillary clinton campaign who quote, accessed data of the executive branch. you and i talked about this. this is internet company research that was involving a subcontractor, right? who was in a sensitive contract with the u.s. government. looks like the pentagon's darpa, to try to get darpa information on trump and russia. so this is serious stuff, if you're basically breaking in and accessing data you shouldn't be, that is dangerous stuff. that sounds like criminality there. >> well, you know there is all these different buckets starting to get exposed in terms of where durham is going. misuse of important classified technology. the point is how far does it go into the clinton campaign to knowingly plant false information with the russian

dossier. go back to the pleading for a second. one thing really interesting, liz, durham has no friends in washington. this pleading talks about how the special counsel went to the inspector general and said i need all your information so i can comply with discovery. the inspector general, michael horowitz, said you got it all. it turns out it is not true. they held back on critical documents and critical items such as cell phones of the fbi general counsel who talked to sussman and the fact that sussman came in and had a conversation about the technological issues with the inspector general and the inspector general did not give that over to the special counsel. elizabeth: why didn't he do that? >> until the special counsel forced him. we need a watchdog for the watchdog. elizabeth: why -- >> there is no legitimate reason. the best case is negligence. it seems very improbable. it really seems like maybe the inspector general has a vested interest in low-balling some of the communications that took place. it's a very bad development that is in the details of that

particular pleading. elizabeth: it is like, sounds like sussman was bringing information to that watchdog, maybe tried to, i don't know, turn the information against you know, more against trump and it had something to do with you know, connections to a foreign internet server that involved the watchdog's own office and a worker there. it is all kind of squirrely, seemingly weird stuff, right? so your final word, jim. >> yeah. sure just on that last point, it is a rabbit hole. it's a weird little component where they said my client, sussman apparently told the inspector general, my client knows one of your lawyers has a computer showing up on a virtual private network overseas. that is a big no-no. why that is even part of conversation, we don't know. we know the inspector general didn't comply with turning things over to john durham who is fighting this fight on his own as far as i can see. elizabeth: got it. jim trusty, great to have you on. thank you for your insights.

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♪ elizabeth: joining us now, arizona sheriff mark lamb. sheriff, it's great to have you back on. let's start with this, vice president kamala harris in honduras talking about managing illegal immigration. last june she was about 1700 miles away from the border, she claimed she visited the border, she didn't. the president has never been to the border even when he was vice president. they never went to the border despite numerous invitations. and we keep hearing from border officials, the governor's office, the texas a.g., they never even call. they don't even call the border states, officials and governors either. why are they so awol on this?

>> because, clearly, they want this to be a problem for us. they're benefiting -- new york, you see now they're saying anybody who's been here for at least 30 days can vote. this ought to start telling the american people that this is being done a little bit on purpose. they cannot be this incompetent. and, you know, honduras, if they think they're going to get any help from her, they should call us for a reference because she's not going to do nothing for them. elizabeth: well, you know, we've got, like, 13 state attorneys general joining the texas governor greg abbott today for a border security briefing. abbott rip ared into the biden administration and its total inaction. sheriff, i'd like your reaction to this -- >> well, i'm glad he ripped into them. they deserve every bit of it. they've been ab sent, inactive, and not only that, they've hindered the work that's being done whether it's texas trying to solve the problem on a state level or arizona or whether it's border patrol agents, cbp agents

trying to do their job. they have not helped in any way, shape or form. you mentioned it, liz, they haven't even reached out to a lot of us. we haven't heard from them. elizabeth: okay. let's watch the governor of texas. watch this. >> joe biden doesn't care about victims of human trafficking. if he cared, he would step up and do something about it, but he does not care about the carnage that he's causing to lives and communities across the entire country. elizabeth: maria bartiromo, by the way, is going to be at the border with the governor tomorrow. sheriff, we've got border patrol literally turning their backs on the homeland security secretary in yuma, arizona. they're really upset. they're saying, you know, listen, you guys -- you, secretary, and your team -- you're abandoning us. have you ever heard of border patrol turning their backs on a homeland security secretary? >> i'm so glad they did. i don't know if it's happened in

the past, but i'm glad they did. you know why? because he's turned his back on them and us in law enforcement and the american people. they have completely turned a blind eye, they have failed the american people with border security allowing what governor abbott was talking about, the human trafficking and the drug trafficking into america. look, we as sheriffs, we're standing against it. hopefully, you'll come support us at protect america now.com. i know my compadre down there in yee ma county -- yuma county he said, look, if you want to meet me, meet me at the border where the problem is, not in some building somewhere else. elizabeth: you know, sheriff, you and i, "the evening ed the admit" has been covering this -- edit. tom homan says we were the only show to cover this starting six years ago. we've been full on practically every night covering the border for six years. now we see the missouri attorney general, eric schmitt9, saying listen, you've got to stop it, homeland security, with letting

illegal aliens using their arrest warrants to get on airplanes in u.s. airports. we've got footage of illegal aliens being president on airplanes and -- put on airplanes and flown to u.s. cities. senators basically saying to homeland security, what's with your visa program, what are your protocols to protect the american people there. they're really worried a british national held, you know, four people hostage in that texas synagogue. he was then shot dead. he came in either on a tourist visa or the nation's visa waiver program for 40 countries. so that's going on too. your final word on that a. >> i'm glad that all the states are waking up because as we've seen on the videos, they've been busing and flying illegals from all over different countries with no background checks into places all across this country, and i'm glad americans are waking up to it because it's going to be major for us. elizabeth: sheriff mark lamb, come back soon, okay?

it's good to see you. stay safe. >> -- strong voice is. appreciate it. elizabeth: okay, sure. i'm i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening you would admit" on fox business. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: dr. doom is doubling down just two days after fox news dropped a bombshell suggesting dr. anthony fauci buried reports that covid was leaked from a lab, he's once again saying it probably came from nature. so is he delusional or, worse yet, compromised and engaging in yca for nearly -- cya? for nearly two years fauci has pushed the natural origin theory, you know, that the covid came from a bat or a pension penguin or a -- penguin or a mom