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truckers in canada, joe gym maul did i president of fraternal order of police, special i.c.e. agent victor avila. experts say open the taps unleash the powerful oil and gas industry, help the u.s. and ukraine, white house nickel and dime spr draw downs, undercut the energy boom at the wrong time, giving agency to russia to stick to it the world. media blackout of durham's russia findings what is called hillary's watergate. there was no clinton campaign spying on trump. they went full fever pitch on trump-russia collusion conspiracy. robert mueller spent more than $30 million to conclude it wasn't there. the question the media will not take on. take out the words trump, take out the word clinton, is it really okay for any campaign to

data mine, ransack computers of white house or home after political opponent to get the fbi and cia to wipe him out. civil liberties groups justin trudeau warn that could backfire first time invoking national emergency powers to shut down trucker protests against covid restrictions without talking to them. plus crime getting so bad colleges, high schools, now are bringing back police security as the defund the police movement collapses nationwide. nancy pelosi tries to disavow it's a democrat thing but we have got the democrat names. and the border crisis hits u.s. cities. soaring fentanyl use on subways so bad in seattle, it is reportedly enoching out train conductors. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show,

you're watching the fox business network. we begin with stocks rallying today into the close but the president warning russia not deescalating. 150,000 troops still in position. massive military war games, a cyberattack slammed ukraine's defense and foreign ministries also it tanks. that is blamed on russia. is this a prelude to an invasion? could russia possibly invade even more countries in order to bring back the soviet union? edward lawrence is at the white house with more. reporter: you're talking about the markets today. we'll see what happens tomorrow. as you mentioned cyberattacks inside of ukraine today hitting the defense ministry as well as two large banks. the nato secretary-general says moscow's indicating that they want to continue the diplomacy but there are no signs of de-escalation. president biden speaking with french president emmanuel macron about the situation also addressing reporters urging several off-ramps to escalation offered by allies.

then president biden offered this warning -- president biden: we're not seeking direct confrontation with russia though i have been clear that if russia targets americans in ukraine, we will respond forcefully. reporter: as the negotiation and posturing continues experts who study russia and china say there is an alarming relationship solidifying in 2021, the trade between the two countries hit a record high, up 36% from the year before. on february 4th, the two world leaders released a joint statement saying a trend has emerged towards redistribution of power in the world. add in the current price of oil which helps russia. >> russia has control over europe in many respects because many european countries rely upon russia for oil and gas. so right now russia went from being sort of marginalized when we had 40-dollar a barrel oil to now emboldened with the price

being twice that high and it makes them bedfellows with china right now for a variety of reasons. reporter: the president again saying all tools are on the table to help bring down gas prices should russia invade but as you know, liz, gas prices are rising anyway. elizabeth: great reporting. edward lawrence thank you so much. good to see you. joining us now senator bill cassidy from senate energy. your reaction to this report, senator? so good to have you on. thanks for joining us. is a cyberattack a prelude to invasion? will we see aerial strikes out of russia on ukraine? >> we don't know what we will see but they will continue to impose psychological warfare even if they don't directly attack but let me build on what edward said earlier. they are strong because of the high price of energy. this administration rationing the production of u.s. energy contributes to that high price. if we want to undermine the russian economy, undermine their war machine, undermine their

kleptocratic leaders let's start producing u.s. energy. that will help us, it will hurt them. it's a better way to go. elizabeth: that is an important point you're making even during the cold war the soviet union never shut down its gas exports. the cyberattack, russia wiped out estonia same way in 2007. took out estonia banks, media websites. russia has had 20 years of cyberattacks, pentagon, doe, colonial, pipeline. are you worried about that? >> i'm worried about that. i assume we have cyber assets in their systems as well. something could be done short of war unleash some of our cyber assets to let them know one-sided attacks will not be tolerated. by the way we should not do that anyway every timing is happens like the colonial pipeline attack. there should be some response tit-for-tat, maybe two titts for

one it at. elizabeth: inflation running 12 year highs. white house 9%. white house press secretary jen psaki trying to gift president credit for gas prices coming down but just 10 cents in december after a daurendown from the strategic petroleum reserve. gas prices are at seven year highs. i would like your reaction to this, watch. >> in terms of the price of gasoline, what we've seen we know back in december it went down by 10 cents thanks to tapping the strategic petroleum reserve something where releases are ongoing. the president is clear in his remarks all options are on the table to help bring down the price of gasoline. elizabeth: your reaction? >> yeah. hope the option includes actually using america's natural resources. they continue to not lease off the louisiana outer continental shelf. federal lands that would benefit us all. they continue to have moratorium on production of oil and gas on public lands.

if we unleash that it creates jobs for americans. it improves our economy, it lowers the price of fuel. by the way it hurts the russians. if everything is on the table that should be too. elizabeth: you know russia is claiming that u.s. senate gas is the dirtiest in the world. russia's nat-gas is the dirtiest in the world. it has the highest methane content. even at the height of the cold war the soviet union never shut down its gas exports. so unleash the powerful u.s. energy industry to beat back russia. russia is weak inside. its markets on fears of potentially crippling sanctions from the u.s. and the west. russia like u.s. is battling historic high inflation. russia inflation rates are eight, 9%. their loan rates are moving 10%. there is unrest over there. how does that affect u.s. strategy and the west strategy? >> first acknowledge, the reason, one of the way reagan brought down the iron curtain, got the saudis to flood the world with cheap oil t collapse

the the price of oil and collapsed the russian economy. you end up with row upon row of rusting tanks gorbachev had to make a move. lower cost of energy, lower their profit margin. as regards to others putin cares about himself. he doesn't care if the russian people suffer. he has money in a swiss bank account. maybe go after him individually, impound money overseas in cypress or heather lands or the jersey aisles, go after properties in new york, miami and london. go after the individuals. i think putin cares about putin. elizabeth: there are reports that he could potentially go after moldova and belarus if he seizes ukraine, right? we saw this story in the sochi olympics there was push and aggressiveness by russia. reports to your point, egypt, cyprus, israel, u.a.e., warning oil prices could move way past $100 a barrel. that is an issue, right?

another, go ahead. >> clearly george cannon way back when talked about you who the russians, ussr have expansionist view of the world. they also want to move their borders out. we saw it with czarist russia. we saw it with the ussr. now we're seeing it with putin. the only thing they respond to is strength. we don't provoke a war. we don't step into a war where it is not in our interests but on other hand there has to be strength. they only respond to strength. elizabeth: it is not a good look for democrats to shut down u.s. energy as the president, the cabinet, john kerry, nancy pelosi, fly on private jets. bernie sanders pushing the clinton campaign around to only fly on private jets for himself. the irony is crackdown on u.s. energy and undercutting it is basically helping the permian basins, the basins in the wyoming and north dakota. oil put put is higher helping

production in colorado and texas as well. the production forecast is estimated to hit record highs in 2023. so what do you think of that angle? >> i think it is good the private market is responding but there is a lot of energy locked up on federal lands if this administration decided to open it up it would help at that production it would lower prices and again it would help lower the prices in international markets undermining the russian economy. you can't separate the energy economy from geopolitical considerations. this administration has ignored geopolitical. that is why we have the russians so strong. they think they can invade ukraine. elizabeth: senator bill cassidy, it's a pleasure to have you on. come back soon. the latest developments on the durham investigation. a story we've been tracking for months now. just how far did the clinton campaign go to build the trump-russia collusion conspiracy that robert mueller's probe spent more than $30 million. found out it wasn't there. senator marsha blackburn joins us next on "the evening edit."

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answer questions about special counsel durham finding her campaign funded computer researchers to excavate data mine white house computers to go after trump. joining us now from senate judiciary, senator marsha blackburn. so great to have you back on, senator. what was your reaction when you heard the story the campaign was also accused of funding ransacking of data out of computers in trump's apartment building in new york city to try trump to russia? >> liz, i tell you it shows how desperate they were to win this election. they knew they couldn't win it on their own. then they were furious when they lost. so they decided they had to cook up this slop and find something to go with trump to ruin his press inden sy and i think it is to point out the trump campaign was run out of trump tower and then the transition was run there. so those of us like me, people like me, that worked on the

campaign, that vice-chaired the transition, what of our data did they hack, did they gather, did they hold? where is that data now? who has this? i think those are some of the questions that as you see general durham working through this investigation he now has a chain of events. he has this alleged spying. it is still at this point. but the connections between michael sussman, marc elias, jake sullivan, the people on the hillary campaign, clinton herself, the tech company and now the tech executive who has been named. all of that is laid out and it now, it will be a matter of piecing some of these together and finding out exactly how extensive this was during the campaign of trump tower, trump's

apartment and also when you look at what happened in the white house. elizabeth: yeah. the health company too, possibly health hack. lawyers for the computer researcher rodney jeff if i said legally provided access to the computer databe takenned from a private client working on computers at the white house. a federal contract makes it okay for a democrat political campaign to exploit that to knock out rival trump. you mentioned biden, nsa jake sullivan, he went on camera saying we think we established a trump russia alfa bank connection. watch this. watch. >> what we learned during the campaign was that very serious computer science experts, people who work closely with the united states government had uncovered this secret hotline between the alfa bank, the russian bank, and the trump organization. now of course we didn't know for sure if in fact that were the case but we knew it should be investigated and we knew that given how serious these computer

scientists were, they were just not making up crackpot theories. i don't have a line into the fbi on this but what i know based on public reporting there is very unusual server activity between this russian bank and the trump organization which suggests contact that took place over the course of the campaign. elizabeth: okay, a couple of things here. sullivan emphatically then a few months later denies to congress in december of 2017 that he knew anything about this, that the hillary campaign work. he called this quote absurd. watch what he denied, he or any member of hillary's campaign was working quote to procure fake russian disinformation to harm trump. he denied fake information. that is his non-denial denial, right? so then you have hillary making like she is oblivious to all of this, her campaign funded, retweeting these fake allegations about trump and associates using rare russia phones and connecting to overseas maybe russian i.p.

addresses. the whole thing smacks of absurdity, for media not to report it, just take out the names trump and clinton, is it okay to ransack white house computers or computers of a private apartment building to go after a political component, opponent, rather? to get the fbi, cia, to wipe them out? >> well none of that is okay and they know this but they know now that john durham has figured out what they did and he knows what the chain of events were, that led to this and that is where we're going to see how involved was hillary clinton or was bill clinton or marc elias. we know that michael sussman is indicted on lying to the fbi. we know that they knew this information that they were giving was not accurate information. it appears that jake sullivan

was intertwined in this, knowing what had actually transpired and that this was inaccurate information. elizabeth: yeah. >> so this is never okay. not for a democrat, an independent, a republican, it is not okay for anybody. elizabeth: let's watch former dni ratcliff lay out what charges could be at stake. he gave 1000 pages of documents to the durham team. watch this. >> anyone that was aware that this campaign plan was going to be falsely pitched to the fbi or cia or law enforcement or intelligence authorities would be subject to criminal prosecution for any number of criminal crimes and based on more intelligence that has not yet been declassified, i would expect there to be, frankly quite a few more indictments. i think this conspiracy, and i do think there was a criminal conspiracy, is broad and deep.

elizabeth: senator, so sorry, got 10 seconds. running out of time. >> he is exactly right. we do think it is is broad, we think it is deep. people want answers and somebody to be held accountable. elizabeth: got it. thank you, senator marsha blackburn. come back soon. could this backfire? civil liberties groups blaming prime minister trudeau taking unprecedented action, evoking national emergency powers to stop trucker protests. we're talking to the lead attorney representing these essential workers. >> this is so ridiculous. these people by themselves, most of the day they are not going to be spreading this virus to anybody else and the case count is plummeting. ♪.

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♪. elizabeth: okay. the standoff between police, truckers and protesters demonstrating against covid restrictions continues through the night and into today in canada's capital city of ottawa and elsewhere in canada even after prime minister trudeau invoked never before used national emergency powers. this is nearly week three of the protest. ottawa's police chief has resigned. criticism his department not forceful enough to shut this down. grady trimble has more. reporter: hey, liz. i will tell you not much has changed from today to compared before this emergency act was invoked by justin trudeau

yesterday in the evening but it does give the federal government sweeping powers in an attempt to get rid of these truckers who are now as you said, in the 19th day of protests. among those powers it allows the government to call in private tow-truck drivers to remove the trucks from wellington street in front of parliament here. it also allows them to freeze and suspend insurance and bank accounts of truck drivers who are participating in what the government considers to be illegal block aids. on top of that there have been crowd funding sites people have been donating too from all across canada and to in the united states to try to support the truck drivers. this allows the federal government to shut those down as well. i will tell you the truckers here realize the irony what they're protest something government overreach. so now the government is responding with more forceful measures. the truck drivers i talked to say this will not deter them.

>> is it going to work? absolutely not. we're too powerful for that. we know what's right and what's wrong. we can tell when they're bluffing. they bluffed every time. reporter: there are some critics here in ottawa and other parts of the country who say the police haven't done enough to remove these protesters, especially in the early days before this entered its third week but here we are and the police chief resigned today under that criticism but now the new interim police chief has said that police are in a good position to handle this protest. what that looks like exactly, liz, is still unclear because the truckers we've spoken to have no intentions to leave. back to you. elizabeth: grady trimble, terrific journalism as always, grady. stay warm up there in ottawa, canada. welcome back to the show lead attorney for the trucker convoy in canada. he is keith wilson back with us. keith, so terrific to have you back on.

so this isn't over but there is criticisms this is an illegal blockade of trade routes. what do you say to that? >> liz, i have lost your feed. i'm not hearing your question, sorry. elizabeth: that's okay. is it a legal blockade of trade routes? can you hear me now? >> yes i can. elizabeth: so that is the criticism, this is an illegal blockade. what do you say to that? >> well the protest is occurring here in ottawa is about restoring freedoms and insuring that constitution is respected, and stopping government overreach yet we see another example of government bringing unprecedented step bringing in the emergency act of overreach yet again and truckers seem pretty resolved to stay here to insure that canadians charter rights are respected. elizabeth: we're hearing that the truckers say the protests will continue when everyone of us, even if everyone of us is handcuffed and thrown in prison of the point is, that january,

2021, trudeau himself called covid passports and vaccine mandates, quote, extreme measures that could really divide the country. now the canadian civil liberties association says this is an overreach. this is not, basically, this is not a national emergency act event. it is not threatening canada's sovereignty but the other side is saying you're blockading our trade routes, it is. what do you say? >> well the trade route blockage is occurring spontaneously. the truckers here in ottawa come across the country to reassert their charter rights and protest pass fully as they're allowed to under our constitution a number of those border blockades have been removed by the police. it is troubling that the focus now son the peaceful protesters here in ottawa. we have jumpy castles for the kids. there is entainment. it is a very festive environment as people are hopeful that our rights will get back and here we

have the unprecedented step of the government, the trudeau government, bringing in, bringing in these emergency measures and continuing to mask police. elizabeth: has he ever, has trudeau ever talked to the protesters? has he ever sat down to them to listen to their concerns? >> the leaders of the trucker freedom movement here have reached out to the federal government including the prime minister and zero communication back, none whatsoever. elizabeth: why? >> i think that the prime minister is behaving like a bully. and i think he is afraid. when you look at the $12 million that has been raised by donations from average canadians and hard-working canadians because they support the freedom movement i think he -- power. elizabeth: keith wilson, great to have you back on the show. you will come back on soon. we'll stay on the story and report it out. good to see you, keith. come back again. we have a new report, fentanyl

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it has its place. we talk about domestic terrorists to get on domestic flights but who decides who is unruly passenger and what kind of due process is there for the folks? be clear airlines have the ability to ban people from being on their airline. anybody who assault as flight attendant, gate agent, they should be banned and frankly prosecuted to the full extent of the law, zero tolerance but what happens if the unruly passenger is a parent who can't get their two-year-old to wear a mask? elizabeth: yeah. >> are we suddenly saying they should be on a no-fly list? absolutely not. that is one of the most idiotic rules imaginable. what two-year-old will keep a mask for hours at a time? we should use the tools in the tool box and civilized society should throw the book at anyone that assault as airline employee and make sure they're held accountable. elizabeth: you make an important point. mask mandates are driving 3/4 of the bad statistics on the air

flights. i want to move on to this. crime is spiking. it is forcing schools, high schools, universities, colleges to reinstate police security in schools. just as the defund the police movement is collapsing nationwide. we're now seeing a resurgence in putting police back in schools. so your reaction to that story? we're seeing this in maryland, virginia and california. >> yeah. well, i will tell you, you're seeing school administrators and politicians running away from the defund the police movement as quickly as they can as crime is surging. they need to be aware of this. it was their irresponsible rhetoric brought this to the table, put us in this situation. just to show you how bad it is, last year we had 16 american cities experience their highest murder rate ever. already this year we have 55 police officers shot, which is a 67% increase from last year. and there is crime and disorder everywhere we look, liz. elizabeth: yeah. >> for goodness sakes, we had a

black lives matter activist attempt to assassinate a louisville mayoral candidate. this horrific story out of new york. lee was followed home by this suspect, this monster murdered her in cold blood. she had been picked up for 27 counts of criminal mischief. he was out on three open cases. why is this individual walking free? these politicians and d.a.s and judges who perpetuated this attack on law and order, i have no idea how they sleep at night but how many more people have to lose their lives before we stop the madness? elizabeth: home invasion murder in downtown new york city, again another murder, shocking manhattan. shocking the tri-state area. so there is that. there is also democrat nancy pelosi, the house speaker is saying defund the police is not a democrat thing. we've got the list of democrats that said yeah, defund the police. it is ayanna pressley, bernie sanders, katie porter, rashida tlaib, maxine waters, jamaal

bowman, alexandria ocasio-cortez and more. so you see the topspin, this is why the democrat party is in such collapse nationwide. 30 house democrats leaving the house because their credibility is shot. because they mislead the country time and time again. this is no longer the democrat party we grew up with, joe. what do you say to that story? >> no, i mean you're absolutely right. i mean i believe that nancy pelosi just thinks the american people are stupid. and guess what? we're not. we know it was democrats that were pushing the defund the police movement. we know that crime is out of control. "fox business poll" just said 77% of americans believe that crime is a serious problem. and frankly, i don't even buy it because you still have members like cori bush who just said the other day that she absolutely supports defunding the police movement despite the fact she represents a district that in 2020 had their highest murder rate in over 50 years. completely ridiculous. nobody is buying nancy pelosi's nonsense and what we really need

to do is focus on the midterm elections to make sure we have law and order candidates that are elected. elizabeth: joe, thanks for your service to our country. great to have you back on joe gamaldi. >> thanks for having me on. elizabeth: this story, why is media ignoring latest revelations about hillary clinton's cyber watergate scandal? they ran for years the trump story with mueller says wasn't there. why the radio silence? >> the mainstream media is trying to forget the episode ever happened. they were so wrong, bought the line so badly. and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles.

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♪. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show new york post columnist, terrific writer and author miranda devine. miranda, great to have you back on. this is potentially worse than watergate but why the media blackout not covering

revelations special counsel john durham hillary clinton campaign ransacking white house computers and trump tower computers? >> well of course because it is so embarrassing so many of the compliant and complicit media who has been pedaling these democrat bogus narratives for years and just like they treated the "laptop from hell," hunter biden's laptop by ignoring it, suppressing it, deriding it, stories that came from it published in the "new york post," it is the same with the durham filings. on friday it took "the new york times" i think three days to even mention that and they produced this long, convoluted piece just rebutting sort of factual statements that were contained the durham filings. and it is all, you can see

preparation for reducing durham himself, going down this line saying he is some sort of a political operative because they will never admit that for years they pedaled this lie that came from the clinton campaign and also implicates others in the obama administration that donald trump was a russian agent. elizabeth: it is reprehensible to go after john durham's integrity and reputation. this guy took out whitey gallagher, took out one of the most vicious mobsters massachusetts ever seen. he went after the mob. he has a pedigree. they go fever pitch four years for collusion narrative, robert mueller spent 30 million bucks to find out it wasn't there. let me back up. take out the words, trump, clinton, obama. is it really okay for any political campaign to data mine ransack computers at the white house or the home of a political opponent to get the

fbi, cia to wipe out that political rival? msnbc, cnn, abc, cbs, "new york times," "washington post," you're all okay to do that, right? >> well if the collusion is actually between democratic operatives, first of all spying on a political candidate who was their opponent and then continuing to spy on that candidate when he was president and then pedaling the information that they allegedly found that was made up into a narrative, that was derogatory to the president, feeding that to the fbi and then the cia and then telling complicit media that the fbi and the cia were investigating donald trump for russia collusion, and then that complicit media just pedaled that democratic narrative to an unsuspecting public, which in years gone by had trust still in "the new york times" and "the washington post" and cnn and other organs.

i think that trust has been all but destroyed by now which is not really healthy for society. elizabeth: no it is not. you know where it fell down? so the media is getting fed all these stories, right? nsa biden, nsa sullivan working on the hillary campaign. other clinton campaign officials trucking this story out to the media. they never, they hardly ever reported it came from the clinton campaign. the sources close to the matter, right? that was the line. that's why you can't trust the u.s. media. they demean themselves in this, right? i was at a newspaper, "the wall street journal" you had to report who the source was. they didn't do that. so now they're denouncing the durham probe right out the bat as just conspiracy even though they have no evidence of that. cnn's don lemon is saying that. even cbs reporter lesley stahl saying there is no real evidence, this is at the outset of the durham probe. we can't put on things we can't verify. oh, but you can put on things

the clinton team say they verify but not name them as the source. really? that is where we're at in this country? how ma tip lated were they? -- manipulated were they? >> look, a anonymous sources have a long tradition in journalism and so does skepticism, cynicism being used by political actors and by you know, corrupted agents of the government whether it be the fbi or the cia and you know, once you find out, perhaps they were duped, perhaps they were naive, hard to believe, but once you have overwhelming evidence that has shown that, yes, trump was correct when he said his campaign was being spied on, and now we find out not only was his campaign being spied on but he was being spied on when he was president in the white house. that is really frightening no matter what party you're from, they won't admit they were wrong. elizabeth: 1975, the church committee found the cia abusing

the media for political agendas. miranda devine, we'll have you back on. we're still back there. good to see you. the border crisis hitting u.s. cities, soaring fentanyl use on subways so bad it is literally knocking out train conducttores according to reports there right as crime is taking off. we have the latest details coming up on "the evening edit." >> we have a flow record amount of drugs flowing into the country. the biden administration essentially not just abolished i.c.e., they have abolished the southern border. ♪. you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner.

>> former eyes special agent victor avila. it is great to have you back on. above ground drug dens. now we have drug dens on seattle subway system. it is become so dangerous people will not write on it a growing number of drug users smoking toxic fentanyl and that's on the subway. according to seattle times, what is your response? >> the number one reason the southern border and how wide-open it is. remember the drugs come into the southern border by these cartels and they push the poison throughout the united states and

the cartels might be headquartered in mexico but they are present everywhere in our country overseeing the sale of the drugs to go back to their home country. it is the deadly fentanyl but the methamphetamine that is contributing to the crime surgeon this country. i talked to police departments around the country it is the meth problem that they're dealing with directly related to the crime. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear. i want to go to the numbers, seattle subway and transit workers filed 400 security incident reports about drug use in 2021. 73 in 2020 and 74 in 2019. last summer half a dozen train operator started to get knocked out go unconscious, you have to stop driving mid-shift, they got headaches, dizziness, heavy breathing and smoking fentanyl

and doing drugs on the subway. >> the fat now that these cartels are being wasted a lot of drugs pills, marijuana, mexico is producing the cartels the number one pill mill. one every four pills in our country is counterfeited according to the dea. this is what's happening, these individuals do not know the amount that they're getting in each dose that they take, if they get enough it's killing them it's causing the suicide and people jumping in the crime associated with it. it's a ripple effect that we are feeling the affected our community. another thing that has to do with policing at the local level as well. i heard your prior guest talk about defending the police, that is exactly right. that comes into play as to not enforcing the law. for some reason the last couple of years i noticed the mayors

and our county judges have taken over the police work rather than achieving our police and sheriffs. they are dictating what they can and cannot enforce. that's what you have a situation that you have in portland and kenosha, wisconsin for example. elizabeth: needs enter nancy pelosi claims is not to the dominant party after cori bush said he had the fund. we have dozens a democrat saying defund. the cities defund the police and active-duty cops have been punched, sat on and threatened while dealing with surging math and fentanyl on the subways. surpassing needles and marijuana complaint in seattle. seattle voters say the highest transit tax in the country for per capita. >> that is exactly right, everyone is touched by this consumption, homelessness and

rehabilitation in our healthcare system, our school systems. it all stems down from the wide open border policy under this administration. it is time to finally do something about the border and our lawmakers to recognize that in fact it is not just what people think it is happening in texas, arizona, new mexico and arizona that is not the case is happening everywhere in our communities. the last time for next time you become a victim or your child becomes a victim of fentanyl overdose, it is too late we need to wake up and do something about it now. elizabeth: collapse the border and defend the police, did you see this coming? >> i did and i saw that with the border patrol and ice, they have symptomatically dismantled these organizations in these law enforcement activities that keep reporters safe. i support them 100% that's why i am running for texas land commissioner in texas to finally

do something about it. elizabeth: victor of eli, come back soon thank you for our service to our country. i'm elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit". that doesn't for us, thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. ♪. kennedy: canada, canada lost its marbles and freedom, that is sad. justin justin trudeau is accused of tyranny for the latest crackdown on the trucker protest against covid mandates, justin trudeau invoked emergencies act which the government power to break its own laws and times of war or public or emergencies. he made the announcement yesterday after spending hours with his team on his hair and makeup. >> the federal