dagan: from hollywood to washington, meghan markle and prince harry hired a public relations guru that helped reelect former president barack obama to transform their image ahead after possible political career for the duchess. lord have mercy on us all. that does it for us. elizabeth macdonald is right now. >> right here, right now, elon musk buys twitter. the off the wall, far left, media meltdown and panic. yet another indicator how off the rails this country has gone. and now this, new reports show twitter really ace chaotic free-for-all behind the scenes when it comes to who at twitter can access twitter's algorithm to change it to censor control what you see. that is why critics twitter is mocked at taliban of silicon

valley. tara frederick, michael mccaul, nancy mace, nicole malliotakis, fox news contributor liz peek and arizona sheriff mark lamb be. a top obama advisor slammed former left-wing suede as idiots. president biden is considering new staffers to handle multiple gop threats bearing down as democrats face big losses in the midterm. body after national guardsmen discovered drowned trying to rescue drug traffickers, but the white house press secretary says blames the state of texas. he was a texas guardsmen when biden collapsed the border. four dozen house republicans tell homeland secretary mayorkas you're unfit for public office. you're endangering americans because of border collapse. more people don't believe biden. he claims he never knew about hunter biden's business deals when reports in the

"new york post" and obama white house visitor logs show hunter's business partner was a regular visitor when biden was vice president. plus fbi chief christopher wray warns that attacks against cops are out of control. black lives matter and democrats defund the police push has collapsed into growing attacks on police officers and minority communities. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. check twitter's stock, it is popping. musk 44 billion-dollar cash and debt deal. will take it private. this would rank as one of the biggest ever leveraged buyouts. this thing went public in 2013. through the year, disney, sales force talked about buying twitter. musk says twitter's algorithm are so biased, they're so, so biased its feeds are cluttered

with guns it will take an uber geek like him to fix it. lydia hu with more. reporter: good evening, liz. elon musk is a critic of censorship and bias on the platform that crusade has been driving this massive buyout. on news of the acquisition he said today, quote, free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated. twitter has tremendous potential. i look forward to working with the company and the community of users to unlock it. now the tech company agreed to be acquired for $44 billion, which is 54.20 a share. this purchase price, which musk has always said is his best and final offer, it is a 38% premium to twitter's closing stock price the day before musk announced his 9% stake. now while twitter's chairman says the board believes this deal is the best path forward

the question now is what exactly will the world's richest man do with the social media platform? he has pledged changes like a softer stance on content moderation, edit feature for tweets, an open source algorithm. it will be up to him to turn a profit, something the company has struggled with for much of the last decade. part of that means he will have to maintain and grow the user base amid this transition, something, liz that could be a challenge as the likes of former president trump tells fox news he has no plans on going back to the platform that banned him last year. elizabeth: interesting, lydia hu, thanks so much. good to see you. joining us from the heritage foundation, tech policy center director there, former facebook analyst, kara frederick. it is great to have you on. we want to dig into this, can you explain this, it is coming out of "bloomberg news." it shows there was a free-for-all at twitter. musk makes a bid for twitter, right? when twitter accepts the bid,

they immediately shut down, lock down any changes to its algorithm to stop unauthorized changes, meaning product changes to the algorithm updates to it. unless they're business critical, unless the vice president approves them. who is making changes to the algorithm? was anybody making changes? were they censoring anybody they didn't like? >> it appears to me that way. tough remember that twitter led the way when it came to suppressing the hunter biden laptop story. so they have an idealogical monopoly along with the other tech companies that they work in concert withthe other thing they are worried about, the open algorithm. this is radical transparency elon musk wants to make good on. if his rhetoric is to be believed, that free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and take the bore gore, open up the algorithm, epup the black box.

elizabeth: it's a corporate black box, but if people below the level of vice president can change the algorithm, that means willy-nilly, if you're a worker and walk in there and change it, censor something you don't like what you heard. means twitter poisoned the national discourse for years. we shouldn't look at the abuse. it is so hyped, hysteria on twitter is out of control. the media has hysteria too, cara, the democrat melt down. they made the twitter bid, acceptance of the offer was a 180. this was always a plausible idea for musk to take it over. it has been a go nowhere stock since the ipo in 2013. it is stuck in the same trading range of 10 to $20 for nearly 10 years. the media made it, oh, musk is taking it over. no, it was always a plausible bid. >> and the fact that the board had to be dragged kicking and screaming to do this to me, looks like earnings call they

have to plan on thursday that was going to be pretty grim for them. the fact they had to all of a sudden make a decision, say, okay, we'll have to loosen our grip on the flow of information in order not to be sued into the ground by our shareholders if elon were to drop his shares, the stock would then tank. so i think that the fact that this was such a fight, that the world's richest man is singular man at a singular moment and twitter is not even the biggest social media company either, and it was this much of a struggle that tells you all you need to know that the fact they wanted their censorship, they wanted the status quo. they didn't care about maximizing shareholder value. they cared about their grip on the flow of information. the fact that elon had to pry their hands off of it, it really said something about the state of free speech in america and what big tech oligarchs are doing to it. elizabeth: exactly, kara. clinton labor secretary robert reich is getting hysterical over this.

all the liberals would quit twitter they will be back on tomorrow. all the hollywood celebs didn't go to canada when trump won. >> watch this. obsession with free speech on the platform take it down a dangerous path? >> elon musk's hostile take-over bid for twitter. media is celebrating musk's bid, saying he will rescue free speech. >> funny, elon musk wants to buy it -- >> massive life and global altering consequences for just letting people run wild on the thing. >> simple equation. i don't mow, to me when the richest guy in the world takes over the most important social media platform, that is just not a winning formula to me. reminds of old bond movie, dr. evil or guys like that, "goldfinger" would take over the media. my tummy meter says there is something not just great about this. elizabeth: okay, irony is pretty much rich, kara.

folks at bloomberg, "washington post," saying same thing donny deutsch is saying when millionaires own war "washington post" and bloomberg. only left-wing billionaires should own media outlets? >> precisely. that's what they think. misinformation is anything the left disagrees with, right? even president obama, the architect of the big lie, if you like your doctor you can keep him, the president obama of the party that covington catholic lie, the russia collusion hoax, over and over again, this information equals information that the left doesn't like. i think this exposes them in a way we've never yet seen before. if elon wants to make changes he need to start cleaning house. get the ceo, parag agrawal who said our role is not to be bound by the first amendment, get him out of there, fire the board if that is even possible, clean house when it comes to their leadership because nothing is going to change unless he does so. implement some of those

technical fixes as well. elizabeth: you know what? you mentioned president obama. listen to former president obama on social media. let's hear what he had to say, watch. >> we are going to get rid of all offensive or inflammatory comments on the web. freedom of speech is heart of every democrat side. in america those protections are enshrined in the first amendment to the constitution. there is a reason it came first in the bill of rights. i'm pretty close to a first amendment absolutist. elizabeth: do you hear that? what is pretty close mean? you can't say you're a free speech absolutist at all if you're say you're pretty close. you're for censorship. obama is about censorship. twitter is a public forum of abuse, censorship because of its anonymity, immediacy. the far left leading the charge was president obama is doing it. they're bringing out the worst in its users.

it is rewarding hysteria and more. >> yeah. then president obama in that speech, he went on to say that the first amendment does not apply to private companies. okay. getting it on a technicality, in america we have a culture of free speech here. he is right, there is reason why the first amendment is first because those of us, this disposition to be able to speak freely without threat of material harm. without threat of getting cut off by these big tech platforms when there is nowhere else to go. it is critical that the first amendment is used as a guiding principle. >> got it. cara frederick you're always terrific. great to have you on. president biden claims he never knew of his son hunter biden's business dealings. more and more people do not believe him. the "new york post" reporting visitor logs of the obama white house shows hunter's business partner was making a lot of visits there. we'll talk about it. and a new book quote tops cedric

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call. so great to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: democrat policy shop, it is pretty empty. democrat ro khanna said all democrats have is "build back better" and more covid relief. what do you say to that? >> they have no winning issues. you know, they are debating this covid relief package and yet the president's going to lift title 42 which would lift all health restrictions of illegals coming across in my state at record numbers into the country. i don't see what they can run on. they haven't accomplished really anything. you know all we expect to talk about is january 6th, what is the record of accomplishment they will run on with re-election in the midterms? elizabeth: harvard "harris poll," shows a lot of fear among americans. sort of like combining the war period of the 1960s with the high inflation period of the '70s with the crime era of the

'80s and fears about the border from the '90s, right? so you seasocker moms, suburban voters a record 20 point drop to new lows for young voters with biden. the president continues to make whoppers and mistakes. watch this. watch. >> i have flown over every major wildfire in this country with my sense, couple i didn't but vast majority of them and it is devastating. out here in the west we're we're retiring power plants and clean hydrogen, advance nuclear, making them economic again. clear to my friends up in nantucket and that area, i don't want to hear anymore, don't like looking at them. [applause] but seriously it is incredible. the breakthroughs they're making. once you tell a nation that we can do this, go do it. it is amazing what happens,

amazing what happens. elizabeth: talking about windmills and the ocean. what do you think of this? >> look, you know, you talk about the '60s, '70s and '80s, senior in high school in 1979, not to date myself but i remember that time and you know. we had high energy prices. we're not willing to produce energy in the united states. we had high inflation. we had an embassy taken over by terrorists and a nation, being iran, and we were told back then we just had to accept the fact that america was no longer exceptional. that we were no longer going to be a superpower. we had to kind of bow out. it took a ronald reagan to come into office in 1980, the first president i had the honor to vote for. and liz, i got to tell you the parallels are striking. in fact i would argue, you know, this guy is making carter look better historically with all of the damage he is doing, i never seen a president do more damage in one year to both energy

production, to inflation, to foreign policy failures and now with the border, being wide open and texas national guardsmen dying trying to save two narcotraffickers in the rio grande, this is really turned upside down and to your point, the young people are not driven by this. they see him as a very old and ineffective leader and they're not inspiring the young generation. elizabeth: he has been around since the nixon era. he is still doing the damage as you point out. here comes trump. let's listen to trump in his rally in ohio. watch this. >> there is no better proof that our country is being run by a deranged group of extremists than the treacherous crusade against american energy and ohio energy. they see what you're doing to your energy and your energy industry with their fake green new deal policies, biden and the democrat socialists have done

what our worst enemies could never ever have dreamed of doing to our country. >> your response to that. because u.s. energy production is the cleanest in the world but biden is relying more and more on dirty oil and gas from countries like venezuela as he shuts down our energy. your response to trump there. >> the energy policy is insane and president trump is correct. under trump we were the largest exporter of energy. we became energy independent. he opened up the keystone pipeline. what the first thing that biden did? shut down keystone, russia attack on colonial pipeline. biden waived mandatory sanctions on nord stream 2 allowing putin to complete the pipeline in europe? how crazy is that foreign policy, make europe dependent on russian energy. pointing out ukraine what a mistake that is. germany of all countries is waking up to the fact that was a failed energy policy.

we were going in the right direction and this president has reversed course, going absolutely the wrong direction. and now we're talking about blaming it on the energy companies and opec and this and that, when we could be, it is cleaner, liz, a heck of a lot cleaner coming out of united states than it is out of russia. elizabeth: we have to move on. the supreme court is hearing arguments why the biden is moving against lower court rulings on trump's remain in next copolicy. people keep talking about title 42. even with title 422 1/2 million crossed anyway. that is almost the size of kansas. we have 50 house republicans led by kevin mccarthy, steve scalise. you endorsed this too, sending a letter to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas saying you're violating court orders on this. you're unfit for office. you should step down. did you agree with this letter? did you sign it? >> yes, i did. i will be questioning secretary mayorkas on wednesday. he knows better. he was secretary, deputy

secretary under jeh johnson who by the way said title 42 should not be lifted during the surge and he said a thousand days would be a bad day in office. we're looking 18,000 a day. 500,000 in five weeks after title 42 is lifted. to your point, liz, most importantly, on day one they rescinded the migrant protection protocols, remain in mexico which were working. i worked with the trump administration to implement this. that actually did secure our border. elizabeth: now you have people drowning including a national guardsmen in the rio grande, while people pass. congressman mccaul, thanks for joining us. we'll have you on again soon. thanks for your insights there. more and more people do not believe the president. he claims he never knew about hunter biden's business deals. got reports out of the new york post based on obama white house visitor logs that hunter biden's business partner was a regular

visitor at the obama white house when the president was vice president. we dig in next on "the evening edit." ♪. >> what were these meetings, what was eric saying to joe, what was joe saying to eric? why there so many meetings? lucky to go to the white house once let alone 19 times. ♪.

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elizabeth: republicans will probe hunter biden. they may subpoena him, right? they may subpoena his foreign business partners in they take control, republicans take back control of congress. how can the white house topspin this? obama white house visitor logs? the president keeps saying i never knew about hunter's business deals, didn't know anything about it, the business logs according to the "new york post" say eric schwerin that he visit the white house 19 times. why does he get to visit and president keeps denying he never knew anything about it? >> the 19 visits to the white house plus 80,000 emails and text messages and counting show that joe biden knew a lot more than he is willing to fess up to these days. i want to know everything that was happening like, jim jordan said recently last week, that we need to have an investigation oversight and i serve on oversight with jim jordan. one of the first subpoenas we ought to issue is for

hunter biden's laptop. guess what, even if it doesn't show up, we'll hoed him for contempt. that is how that works. >> first biden campaign basically telling journalists if you report on this you will commit journalistic malpractice. that was the during the campaign, right? they bullied that. then they said it was russian disinformation based on speculation from 50 intel officers. then when the information came back out they said, oh there is nothing here. biden didn't know about it. but it is in documents. we have also got eric schwerin involved in biden personal tax returns, biden's tax refund from delaware to pay off bills to hunter. >> right, they said it was conservative hoax or conservative conspiracy theory, it wasn't but just censorship by mainstream media and censorship by joe biden. they're trying to keep that information out there. hunter biden is under federal investigation which is not a matter of if, liz, a matter of when republicans win in

november. i believe it will be a landslide. it i will was giant red wave. we've got to hold people accountable, those who break the law ought to go to jail, they ought to be held accountable for laws they are breaking. i want to get to the bottom of this. one of the reasons american people are so frustrated with congress, politicians in general, seems like nobody is ever held accountable, ever. and we've got to be the first ones in line to do this when we get the majority in november. elizabeth: let's listen to the president topspin this. as more and more documents come out you go to see this is flat-out deception in real time. watch this. >> mr. president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings. president biden: he never spoken to my son his overseas business dealings. i never discussed with my son, my brother, anyone else anything to do with their businesses period. >> what is your understanding what your son was doing for extraordinary amount of money?

president biden: i don't know what he was doing. elizabeth: "new york" magazine interviewed hunter biden in 2019 or so. hunter biden said yes, i did talk to my father about my business dealings, the president, candidate biden, paraphrasing said i hope you know what you're doing. we have a grand jury investigation focused on hunter biden's potential tax evasion and money laundering. gifts he received from china, kazakhstan. he used off-balance sheet sell companies to bury cash flow from russia, and ukraine. he biden used shell corporations to evade paying obamacare and medicare taxes. you see what is going on? >> sounds like joe biden may have been pickpocketing our foreign allies through his son through a business we know he was unqualified to conduct. on oversight we ought to be investigating this come january once we're sworn into the next legislative session. elizabeth: congresswoman, here it is, senate homeland security, senate finance, senator

chuck grassley, senator ron johnson. they looked at this in 2020. they discovered there were four, at least four large transactions involving the bidens, hunter biden potentially to his uncle. u.s. banks were flagging this as potential criminal activity, so the treasury department financial crimes enforcement network. at least four. this is the tip of the iceberg stuff. how can you get to the bottom of it? how are you going to do it? >> really shocking when you start reading some of that. both the senate and the house, i sat on oversight where we have subpoena power. it is up to us, up to republicans to put their money with their mouth is, if we are going to investigate someone we actually do it. with subpoena power we can force them to show up and investigate. we can get a copy of the laptop. do that when we get back into the next session. we can't do that without republicans being in the majority. when we are then we get to go. elizabeth: congresswoman, thanks for joining us. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. we have video resurfacing of

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elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show congresswoman nicole malliotakis. great to have you on. christopher ray, talked to 60 minutes. made a really disturbing disclosure that murders against police officers are about double the rate of the rest of the u.s. it is running at about 60% increase versus what is going on to the rest of the country. what do you say to this? >> it is completely unfortunate. it is really a result of the anti-police rhetoric and the pro-crime policies that are

being put in place in democrat-run cities like mine. here in new york we see a city council that cut nypd funding by a billion dollars. we have bail laws that are releasing people continuously back on to the street. in fact if a police officer is assaulted and they arrest that person, that person will be released before the police officer's shift is even over. in washington, we have a group of politicians who refuse to condemn the defund the police movement. i put up a resolution, every single democrat voted against condemning, plans to dismantle, defund the police. that is a very bad message. it emboldens criminals who feel they can get away with it. quite frankly they're getting away with doing a lot of crime we're seeing f police officers are not safe, how is the public supposed to be safe? elizabeth: how can they not support what you're doing? because attacks on minority communities are skyrocketing.

we've got crimes against black americans, are soaring in black communities. watch the fbi director on what is going on with cops. watch this. >> violence against law enforcement in this country is one of the biggest phenomenons i don't think gets enough attention. officers are being killed at the rate of one almost every five days. one of the phenomenon we saw last year an alarming percentage of the 73 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year were killed through things like being ambushed. or shot while out on patrol. elizabeth: you see that? cops are getting ambushed. congresswoman, let's get this straight, black lives matters, go ahead, comment on that. we'll get to the next thing. go ahead. >> i was going to simply say here in new york we have a governor who appointed a parole board that released well over 16 cop killers.

state university of new york just had a cop killer, killed two police officers, was released by the governor's parole board go speak at a university. he spoke on a policy forum talking about being a political prisoner. the guy was a cop killer. they're going to put him on a pedestal and allow him to speak to our young people at our state universities? that is what is wrong. if people do not like it, they have to stop voting for these very individuals like our governor who enabling this type of activity in our state. elizabeth: step up to what your parents are paying tuition for at these colleges and universities that are priced out through middle-class families and pouring poison into the minds of students. let's get this straight black lives matter says defund cops in the middle of a border collapse and a crime wave. 18 were killed in police custody. police brutality is wrong. blm won't talk about 9200 crimes, homicides, murders, blacks killing each other.

black lives matter, protests billions of property, destroyed property, 30 killed in the riots. black lives matter uses money that was given to them in donations instead for mansions and houses, says, tax returns, filing transparency and that is triggering. we have smash and gab h -- grab looting spreading out from california to ohio and other states. >> crime is going to spread as long as people continue to put in place politicians that support pro-crime policies that release them back on to our streets. you're absolutely right, when i go into minority communities, i have a very diverse district, if i go into the african-american community, latino community, chinese community, doesn't really matter, everyone is saying the same thing. they want public safety. if you saw the poll came out here in new york, sienna poll, it came up as the number one issue, crime. that is what people want our politicians to address. really it is up to you, the people to make a choice this

november. you cannot continue to vote for the same people. my opponent, the guy i beat two years ago running against me now, he marched on the streets with the defund the police movement. they were chanting there chanting defund the police around him that type of irresponsible activity from our elected officials that should cost them their jobs. because if you want public safety you need to make sure we put the right people in place. let's repeal these laws. i am ready to get to work. elizabeth: congresswoman malliotakis, good to see you. new questions and they're growing, why is the secret service not releasing visitor logs on biden's delaware home when the president spends a quarter of his time there? are they keeping records? the justice department is bearing down on hunter biden for alleged tax fraud and money laundering and more. what is going on here? we'll dig into that on "the evening edit". ♪ rown pellets. the farmer's dog makes it simple to feed your dog real food.

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elizabeth: joining us now veteran washington, d.c. watcher, columnist, liz peek. >> thanks for having me. >> good to have you, the secret service claims it has no record at all of who is seeing biden at his two houses in delaware? shouldn't we know about this? there is a grand jury probe into hunter biden right now. >> first of all let's agree it's a preposterous notion that the secret service doesn't know who is coming to visit joe biden and isn't keeping a record of it. obviously they have been told not to make that available, so yes, it does raise all kinds of questions. what is joe biden trying to hide? who is coming to see joe biden? who has access to the president of the united states? we have heard to your point, a lot of about how we have no dealings with the associates of hunter biden. he never talks to joe, to hunter biden about his business affairs but we know that's not

true. so how some of those people who were involved in some of hunter's activities overseas actually been to, what we could call the weekend white house to see joe biden? we have no idea. it is clear they don't want us to know something. the reasonable question, what is it that they're trying to hide? i assume also, liz, there is a lot of lobbying going on probably on the weekend. remember when obama turned out to have hosted the head of one of our biggest labor unions more times than he hosted any other person in his white house? i am assuming that joe biden has certain people influential people who are coming to ask favors. that is pretty typical but i think the public actually has a right to know. elizabeth: it is outrageous. what he knew, there was federal, federal appeals court ruling, opinion was led, written by merrick garland, that said the president in 2013 under the obama white house, has basically

a right to privacy but and that, they didn't need to release the visitor logs. i think to the white house but, you know, those logs, the secret service is an agency. they should be released under the freedom of information act, right? it runs up against that, liz. so you're right. >> yeah. elizabeth: who knows if they're meeting at biden's delaware house to talk about hunter biden and the doj probe. that is in delaware, that probe is going on there with a grand jury in delaware. that is biden's home state. you make a good point. voters may want to know what individuals, lobbying firms are getting access. we're talking about trillions of dollars in government spending too. >> yes, exactly. not just the voicer to logs. early on, the biden white house was not publishing which always is done, the schedules of the president and the vice president. they took down the comment line. they took down the citizen petition line. there are all kinds of things

this white house has done to basically shield this president. this is not, remember when they talked about being the most transparent president in history? this is the most clandestine president in history and it began with a campaign where he basically wouldn't come out of his basement. what do we have now? a president who won't answer questions freely. rarely has press conferences. does very few interviews. all of that kind of wraps up this presidency in a paper ball that is opaque and honestly, voters need to know more about what the president is doing, whose answering all questions for him. who is telling him not to answer questions. it's a real puzzle. elizabeth: liz, he spends 25%, a quarter of his time at his house in delaware there is a lot of white house business going on there. your final word. >> i think there is no question. guess what, people deserve to

know. honestly if the secret service is lying to the american people, i don't consider that is very good note either. i think we have to have transparency both from the white house and also from the agencies that serve taxpayers. >> got it. liz peek, always a great watchdog. got to read, great writer, great columnist. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: come back soon. the body of a national guardsmen discovered. he drowned. he was trying to rescue two drug traffickers. the white house's tone deaf response to this angering a lot of people. we've got the story next on "the evening edit". >> immigration activists but my question is, who is listening to the men and women in green and in blue. more importantly who is listening to the border communities? ♪ and doug. ♪ harp plays ♪ only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need.

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out to the family, prayers and condolences for them and the texas national guard and border patrol, this is what they do every day when the lives of the line and they don't get enough thanks for the work they do. here's a guy who tried to save somebody's life and it turned out to be to drug traffickers it falls on the shoulders of this administration, their open border policy and failure to secure our border. their failure to support the men and women of border patrol texas national guard and national guard. it falls on their shoulders and i hope they feel this because this life belongs to them and it's tragic. elizabeth: white house jen psaki tried to blame his death on the state of texas when this is biden's border collapse. >> our heart goes out to his family and his loved ones. >> is the responsibility for his death given there is reporting he lost his life allegedly trying to save to migrant smuggling drugs.

>> of course we are mourning the loss of his life and grateful for the work of every national guardsmen, i would note the national guardsmen worked for the state so he's an employee of the texas national guard and his efforts and operations were directed by their, not the federal government. elizabeth: so don't blame us. your reaction? >> this is par for the course, they will not take responsibility for anything especially if it looks bad upon this administration. they did the same in afghanistan, never accepted responsibility and doing it every day as they turned a blind eye to what's happening on the border and now you have the tragic loss of life of a servicemember trying to help and save people and they still won't take responsibility for it but i think the american people, we are used to this now, there's no leadership in washington d.c. elizabeth: the sheriff, president biden has never been to the border even when he was vice president owner obama, he

never went. in 2008 he went to el paso miles away but watch candidates biden in 2019 telling migrants search the border, watch this. >> i would make sure that there is, we immediately search the border all the people seeking asylum. they deserve to be heard, that's who we are, a nation who says you want to flee, you should come. elizabeth: people understand if i leave, people get that. talking about something else, a candidate saying there's border, does that send a signal to people around the world to cross illegally? >> it absolutely did and so is so much more he said, they've continued to send messaging around the world especially the cartel who are willing to make money hand over fist on their policies. these words matter and they listen to what he says and i

don't want to say one the election because i don't think that's the proper term but when he became the president, put in there, done nothing but send messaging to the world that our borders are open and he continues to fail the american people. elizabeth: americans have to pay for this, right? we pay for higher taxes and loss of life we have criminal illegal aliens crossing, we pay for it and national security loss, the ohio attorney general is warning the rise of frankenstein opioid, more dangerous than frontal and more overdose deaths could come from this. neck juicing synthetic opioids like heroin and cocaine to ramp up the potency. they pack, i think there 40 times stronger than fentanyl, it's dangerous and narcan doesn't work against this. people on the ground across the nation, your battling this, we are paying for biden's border patrol.

>> you have me on your show several times and we've talked about this and we keep trying to let the american people know what should matter if you are republican, democrat or independent. if you care about america, human beings, you should care about border security. this is about human and drug trafficking, raping women and using tilden as pawns. they are bringing dangerous drugs into our communities and now even more dangerous drugs. this is catastrophic on so many levels, it is disheartening to see and our government into news to turn a blind eye. >> the president is not the president of the caucus. he's the president of america. your final word on how when you coll bde it creates more crime and people get hurt. final word? >> they are undermining the rule of law trying to bring chaos into the community and wanted to

reinvent 2020, they are doing it. we got to stop the drugs and human trafficking flowing into the country because people, lives are being lost every day, american lives. elizabeth: sheriff mark lamb, thanks for your service to our country, it's good to see you. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the finest hour of your day and it looks like we have our first trillion air. elon musk $40 and sealed the twitter deal. written in the ink of terrified tears from filling free speech who are melting down across the globe. delicious. not 14 days ago. i bet new york libertarian gubernatorial candidate larry sharpe a pair of christians