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hans von spakovsky fox news contributors liz peek and dr. marty makary. you likely heard of this term, "mansplaining." when a man condescendingly explains thing. the problem tonight of democrats dem splinning on inflation, economy and igniting new concerns that the democrats are not telling the whole story. downplaying congress's own scorekeepers, cbo. warning that the democrats new tax-and-spend legislation will in fact sic the irs on middle class. stunning new details how president biden botched exit out of afghanistan on one-year anniversary. congressman mick hall on a new report showing it was worse than realized. fiery debate over tennis star novak djokovic sidelined from playing tennis inside of the

u.s. due to the cdc's ban on unvaccinated foreign travelers. even john mcenroe calls that ridiculous. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. check your money. stocks ending up. it was choppy action in trading today. stock market reversed early losses after surprises and steep contraction in new york area manufacturing activity indicating a slowdown. we've got new details on the potential fbi overreach. former president trump claims that the fbi took three of its passports in his search of his florida home and documents protected under attorney/client privilege. fox news's steve harrigan in palm beach, florida, with more. steve? reporter: liz a real battle shaping up over potentially unsealing the affidavit that was behind this raid.

president trump also firing back saying document the should be returned to mar-a-lago. he says they are protected by attorney/client privilege. he also called the fbi raid a sneak attack on democracy. the biden white house pushing back saying there were no politics involved but decision was made independently by the department of justice. also they say filter teams are in place to protect any documents that do have attorney/client privileges. at the extent a number of republicans officials current, former still pushing for more transparency. they fear an open-ended investigation. >> what i thought they were up to here was basically trying to do a fishing expedition to see if they could find information that's relevant to the capital riot that might help them make a case arising out of january 6, and looking at the warrant, i think that is exactly what it is. reporter: the next battle will be over the affidavit the battle to unseal it. the department of justice say such a move would jeopardize

their investigation. they would appeal any decision to unseal it. not likely to see what is inside that affidavit for weeks in the future, if ever. liz, back to you. liz: steve harrigan, thank you so much. joining us congressman dale issa from house judiciary with heritage foundation senior legal fellow hans von spakovsky. great to see you gentlemen. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks for covering this continued and growing scandal. liz: congressman, will trump green light releasing the affidavit back in the fbi search? we still do not know what necessitated justified the search with battalion of agents with machine guns. the allegation he violated the espionage act and also records destruction. >> well that is one of the important things, liz, if you're making this kind of accusation the public and certainly the defendant have a right to know what the source of that allegation is, whether it is a credible source or not. so there is no question at all that the president is on good legal standing to make this

accusation. the same quite frankly as he is on good standing to say that there has been a long-standing argument between the executive branch and others including congress about the president's authority to declassify on the fly and therefore say this material is not classified because the president had the power to say it was no longer classified. liz: to the congressman's point, hans, if trump says release the affidavit, doj could file an appeal against that what this boils down to, hans, congressman, we talked about this, the government has to prove intent. that former president trump knew he was doing something wrong. this is the same standard former fbi director james comey cited about their probe into hillary clinton mishandling of classified emails found on the private server. what do you say, hans? >> well, yeah they would have to prove intent. keep in mind with clinton, who had hundreds of classified

documents in her home there was no such fbi raid. we didn't have 30 agents with machine guns showing up at her home. that shows the kind of disrespect the fbi and the department of justice have for president trump but the key thing is getting that affidavit, because that affidavit will provide the facts on which the justice department is supposedly justifying engaging in this kind of a search rather than simply having continued to negotiate or at best issuing a subpoena. there is also no indication that the trump folks were resisting, providing documents that the administration requested. they had already returned multiple doubts. there was no reason to suddenly do this a year-and-a-half later. unless they can show it was justified. we won't know that without that affidavit. liz: let's watch james comey in 2016 on the emails, the

classified e mail found on hillary clinton's server, watch this? >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. prosecutors necessarily weigh a number of factors before deciding whether to bring charges. there are obvious considerations like the strength of the evidence especially regarding intent, responsessable decisions also consider the context of a person's actions and how similar situations have been handled in the past. in looking back at our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts. liz: so if they couldn't find a case to justify bringing criminal charges back in 2016 and likely since then, congressman, would any reasonable prosecutor by james comey's standard take on this

case? >> well perhaps they no longer have reasonable investigators or reasonable prosecutors but assuming that there has been no change in the law and there hasn't, and that the facts are actually more favorable to president trump since he was openly debating that these documents in his opinion were not classified, he would seem to be on even better ground than hillary clinton who took them outside of the law, kept them on a server and then never disclosed them and left office. huge difference on that. let's also remember that although i think the world of the presidential records act there is no criminal statute for the records themselves. so we're not even debating whether he took records he could or shouldn't have had. we're only debating whether or not these are quote, classified from a criminal standpoint. liz: whether they violate the espionage act and you know, records destruction. we don't know. so that is the issue, right.

to what the congressman just said, trump said his lawyer had a standing order to declassify documents when he left. >> right. liz: hans, the point is, issue the government has not earned the voters trust here. critics say anyone who is demanding we take the allegations at face value with zero evidence are being asked -- first this question, has trumps accusers admitted trump did not collude with russia as the mueller report found and they were mistaken about that? problem of lack of accountability there has trump's followers really upset. >> well, that's true and look, the key issue as the congressman said is the fact that president trump according to his office and his intelligence officials declassified all these materials. again that is important why we should see the affidavit because if the fbi and the justice department failed, failed to tell the court when they were applying for a warrant that the president claims all these documents were declassified,

well then they may have misled the court again, the same way they misled the fisa court when it came to the russia-trump collusion hoax. liz: to what hans said, we do not know what was thought and what was found, right, congressman? the steps the justice department took here are so bold and the rubicon has been crossed. what do you think? >> it absolutely has. remember one other thing, the president of the united states, the current president has the ability to raise things back to a classified level, meaning he could declare that these documents are sensitive and demand them back in the ordinary course, not because they were taken illegally but because there is no documents back because he feels they're too sensitive. the ability to declassify and the ability to class clue by every president has been declared unilateral. they have acted that way time and time again, president after president. there was a way to do it, right way to do it.

this certainly isn't it. and from a transparency standpoint this is certainly not transparent and for hans who spent so much time at the federal election commission the reality is this is an election integrity question. >> yeah. >> does the candidate who says he is going to run for re-election have the right to use this as a tool against someone who presumably will also run? i would say this also would be in doubt. liz: to what the congressman just said, hans, top senate republican chuck grassley vowed the senate will investigate if the gop takes back control. he demanding the release of the affidavit. watch what is going on with the coverage here. watch this. >> they can have very, very, very dire effects because the government has always been very tough on national security information, particularly the national archives. >> not just against republicans, right? >> not, no, not just against any party, anybody who, any

contractor, republican, democrat, officials of the democratic, sandy berger who was bill clinton's national security counsel advisor he tried to walk off with some documents and he got himself in a whole heap of trouble for it. liz: but he didn't -- one name is missing there, hans. hillary clinton. were they tough on hillary clinton? >> that's right. you know, they keep missing her. all the other officials they're talking about were not former president. you've got to keep in mind that a president has the ability to declassify any documents which other officials do not have. that is a key issue. also since chuck grassley was there, keep in mind, chuck grassley only recently revealed that fbi, fbi whistle-blowers told him about partisan decision-making in the fbi offices in washington. liz: to block the hunter biden probe as disinformation.

congressman issa, hans von spakovsky, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, liz. s. liz: same here. congress' own score coopers, the cbo contradicting the white house and democrat lawmakers finding that the democrats doubling the size of the irs will in fact end up targeting the middle class for audits. this, one-year anniversary of biden's catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan. it was criticized around the world. congressman mccaul next on "the evening edit" on stunning new details out after report it was even worse than realized. ♪ or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help.

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♪. liz: the taliban celebrate, they celebrate ad new national holiday in afghanistan today. the first anniversary of the taliban's return to power after the president's botched withdrawal that was criticized around the world. fox news trey yingst live in kabul, afghanistan, with more. trey, good to see you. reporter: liz, great to see you as well. good evening. the taliban took a victory lap today piling into pickup trucks and driving through the capital city. take a look at this. right now the taliban is parading through the streets of kabul. they're marking one year since the takeover of afghanistan. you can see these fighters here,

celebrating. many civilians though remain in hiding, uncertain about what comes next for their country. the past year has been anything but a celebration for the afghan people. the country's economy has collapsed plunging millions of people into poverty. women's rights have decreased, the security situation remains fragile. yet when you walk through the streets of kabul there is a sense of normalcy a routine. the taliban patrols like a police force. there are street vendors selling food, there is traffic. but behind the veneer sits fear, uncertainty for the afghan people, namely the american allies, those who were left behind when the withdrawal happened last august, many whom have reached out asking for help because they don't know what to do. they are stuck in a taliban-controlled country. their lives are at risk. liz: trey yingst, great reporting, thanks very much. joining us house foreign affairs

rather thanking member congressman michael mccaul. great to have you on. >> thank you, liz. liz: new gop house report based on pentagon documents. biden's afghan exit was worse than realized? can you explain that? >> we it was an unmitigated disaster of epic proportions unconditional surrender to the taliban but the more we investigate the worse it got. the white house and the state department failed to heed any of 9 warnings made by the intelligence community about the conditions on the ground that they were quickly deteriorating and that it was becoming more imminent. same with the top generals in the pentagon, warning them, and yet, white house seemed to have this rosy picture that everything was fine, that we're not going to have helicopters off the top of the embassy like vietnam which is exactly what happened. i think most important, liz, there was an offer made to secure kabul for purposes of

evacuation for the american forces that with nato and the white house declined that offer. that would have changed everything, because what happened, we put the taliban was put in charge of security at the airport which led to the chaos and ultimately, liz, the suicide bomber that got through and killed 13 servicemen and women, injuring 50 or so more, the no man left behind, no woman left behind, there are still american citizens stuck in afghanistan and we left 100,000 afghan partners we promised that we would protect them. the veterans get upset about this. liz: presidents since the '90s, knew a lot of planning was needed and planning was done 11th hour until the exit. biden was on senate foreign relations. they misleadingly claimed it was

under control. british parliament held biden in contempt. tony blair called his actions imbecile lick. watch the claim that al qaeda was gone. president biden: look, let's put this thing in perspective. what interests do we have in afghanistan at this point with al qaeda gone? we went to afghanistan for the express purpose of getting rid of al qaeda in afghanistan as well as, as well as getting usama bin laden and we did. >> well, if al qaeda was gone why did we need a drone strike to take out al qaeda leader al-zawahiri? >> in fact they attacked me. they came out attacking me saying there were only a handful of al qaeda left. there are hundreds, far more than before 9/11, for the president to say al qaeda is gone is just incredulous. >> sit for a second. team, show the misleading statements from the white house

on the afghanistan exit. it was completely botched also in the misleading representations and the lying. so you know, the other thing too, congressman, we're seeing from your report, is this true, that the president and his team knowingly misled america about the exit and after the fact even the offices for first lady joe biden, kamala harris's office and nsa jake sullivan their offices stepped in to get help, to help evacuate? >> yeah. we were trying to get people out myself. we went out to these outside veterans groups to get people out of afghanistan because our state department was so incompetent and the white house misled the american people and were making terrible decisions. we only had 36 consular officers at h to process hundreds of thousands for people to get out. liz: talking a the airport, right? only 36 officers working at the airport. that's why we had a massive

logjam. that led to potentially 13 troops getting killed, right? >> oh, 100% and the troops we did have were penned in at the airport, sitting ducks getting shot at. we turned perimeter security over to the taliban. you can debate whether we should withdraw but the way this was done was so reckless with complete list disregard for the conditions on the ground. i really fault the administration they outright lied to the american people what was happening. you had 3,000 afghan commandos, special forces fled into iran because they couldn't get out and they are specially trained. we have no idea where they are today. liz: we surrendered so much in the way of military assets, right, including bagram airbase. final word? >> final word bagram airbase will be taken over by china as well as rare either minerals. 99% of our intelligence is gone. most importantly turning point

in our american foreign policy to embolden our adversaries like russia and china. as you see putin involved, invades ukraine and xi is looking at taiwan, direct cause and effect, liz. liz: one of the worst geopolitical blunders and mistakes by any president in u.s. history. that is what it is going down as. that is when biden's approval rating started to drop. >> exactly. liz: congressman mccaul, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, liz, for having me. liz: you likely heard of the term man -- "mansplaining," when a man condescendingly explains things, this is "dem-splaining" the impact of policies on inflation, economy what is going on with recession. liz peek takes it on ahead in "the evening edit"the . ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪

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congresswoman pramila jayapal telling me cutting inflation is not as important as bringing costs down for people in other ways. >> inflation is like a theoretical word that economists use but what families feel every day is the up or down of costs. we have 0% increase in inflation in july. prices have continued to come down. reporter: but some prices have not come down. kitchen staples, meat, eggs, fruits, milk, vegetables all more expensive compared to last year. americans are filling up their grocery carts do not feel like inflation doesn't exist. >> we're currently at inflation at 13.7% since joe biden has taken the oath of office. you cannot spin your way out of inflation. reporter: the president is celebrating congress passing the inflation reduction act. they will send out cabinet officials to 23 states over the next several weeks flaunting some benefits of this legislation, but liz, some americans that are paying a lot more to just fill up their kitchen cabinets may not

necessarily care what a cabinet official has to say about high prices. liz: hillary, thank you so much. appreciate the report there. joining us fox news contributor liz peek. liz, this new term we've made, you know of you heard of "mansplaining," you know how men are condescending in their explanations this is "dem-splaining," topspinning on economy and inflation. we don't have zero inflation. talks about gas going down, that nets out inflation. no. watch more of this. >> inflation is like a theoretical word that economists use but what families feel every day is the up or down of costs. >> transitory,. >> transitory,. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> today we received news that our economy had 0% inflation. in the month of july. 0%. >> today we learned our economy had 0% inflation in july. >> what i can say today is that inflation went up zero% in the month of july.

liz: this is the create independence act, right? they're making more independents out of democrats. it is flat-out lying. it is "dem-splaining." what do you say, liz? >> i think it's wonderful that democrats decided they need to tutor us on all the very highly technical terms like inflation, oh, by the way recession. recession used to be pretty clear-cut. two quarters of down growth or negative growth consecutively. now that is not any longer applicable apparently. ditto with inflation. just a technical term. i tell you what, liz, when i go to the grocery store, i buy a whole basket full of groceries, seems like 25% more than it was a few months ago i don't think that is technical term. i think that is called impoverishment. the truth is we're getting hit with price increases all over the place, yes, technically prices moved sideways with some things going up and some down in

the month of july but the truth is we're nowhere near 2% inflation that the fed is trying to -- liz: when will the truth-bending by democrats stop? now they will go out to 23 states saying we're at zero inflation when that's a lie? >> yeah, but liz, people aren't that stupid and americans no better. in fact i think the funniest thing happened recently, the inflation reduction act, 12% of americans actually think it is going to reduce inflation. not only, rest of those people are not indifferent to this. 40% think it will increase inflation. think about, here's a real "dem-splaining," remember when "build back better" would bring prices down by spending another five trillion dollars and increasing our deficit? now the democrats are out there saying whoa, this bill, because it is going to minorly increase our deficit will actually bring inflation down. you can't have it both ways. liz: right. >> you can't have it so the

deficit coming down is good for inflation, oh, spending another five trillion doesn't matter. they don't make sense. i think people are on to that. liz: they spend so much time in d.c. they have lost their minds. i mean now they are "dem-splaining," this is the same crowd that can't balance the budget. they do nothing but mislead. now they convinced large people, out there, trying to, we can lower inflation with more spending. that is "dem-splaining." then you have carolyn maloney "dem-splaining" why she reiterated twice, told "the new york times," biden should not run again. oh, that is off the record. then she in a debate with jerry nadler. i don't think he will run again. then she is dem explaining that. i didn't say that? >> nobody wants biden to run again, certainly his own party, he is embarassment. he is incapable. by the way his policies are terrible. i think most americans have come to that conclusion and you know what? if they run him again, so be it.

he will be completely slaughtered in whatever, you know, whoever runs against him. liz: liz, we'll have to deal with four more years of "dem-splaining." we'll bring you back on to break it down. good to see you, liz. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. liz: congress's own scorekeepers, the cbo warning that the democrats new tax and spend legislation, yes will in fact sic the irs on the middle class but the white house, democrats they're "dem-splaining" that away after they were contradicted by the cbo. congressman lee zeldin, new york gubernatorial candidate, he is next on "the evening edit." ♪ welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves.

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go after middle class people, less than 400,000 in earnings? it will bring in 20 billion over 10 years. that will help the spending they're doing? but democrats denying that when their own scorekeepers say yeah, they're going to do that. what do you say? >> right, well, the reality here is that they passed this bill that is going to result in beefing up the irs and having to come up with increased audit production where you're going to be hitting the americans of all walks of life including those who can least afford it. americans don't want it. the reality is hitting home. the democrats are realizing they're losing out on the politics of something that they thought, hey, we'll call it the inflation reduction act, and people will feel like we're doing something to combat inflation. the consequence ends up being this ends up being a democrat reduction act because i think that more house democrats are likely to lose their seats because of it. liz: yeah, house democrats, they passed this bill, the irs is now

going to be bigger than the pentagon, fbi, state department, and border protection combined. i don't know how they can win the midterms on that but you have a cnn host saying that is not what is really happening. watch this. >> so conspiracy theories fill the information vacuum, people choosing their word. got short-shrift this week the house passing that historic climate bill, inflation reduction act. one of the components of bill is lot more funding for the irs to hire 10 of more thousands of irs agents to make sure people pay what they're call. what is it called by the right, terrifying overreach by the government. liz: yeah, if you make less than 400,000. i don't know how much he makes. does he read a cbo document or any document out of d.c.? i don't want you to answer that. the real question is this, democrats are really, getting a lot of singles and doubles and triples right now but chad pergram pointed this out. 1994, democrats handed former

president clinton this, a legislative victory for family medical leave act, nafta, the brady bill a reconciliation package and more. they still got whooped, they still lost dramatically. they lost control of the house in, gop flipped the senate in '94. so that is what happened even though they got all those victories. what do you see coming? i can't imagine you will say no to that, that they will lose? >> the american public is sitting there in the batters box, actually getting hit by pitches here by the democrats. what they want is to see a competent president, competent white house accepting responsibility for everything that a president of the united states is responsible for. congressional democrats one party dem rule will all end up delivering solutions but they're not getting what they're asking for. liz: congressman zeldin, thanks for joining us, good to see you. >> thank you.

liz: we've got new push back of democrats in the media of fbi search of trump's florida home. we're at a time accusations are tan at that mount to convictions in the press. plus this fiery debate. tennis star novak djokovic is sidelined from playing tennis inside of the u.s. over the cdc ban on unvaccinated foreign travelers. tennis legend john plaque ken row calls all of this ridiculous. dr. marty makary next on "the evening edit". ♪. [acoustic soul music throughout]

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guidelines to treat unvaccinated and vaccinated people in the same fashion, eliminating social distancing and quarantine periods for both groups after an exposure. as djokovic has assured fans he wants to play in the u.s. open, the travel policy preventing his participation, well, it is not sitting right with tennis legend john mcenroe. watch this. >> i think it is bs. that is what i think. i think he should be allowed to play. my personal opinion i have been vaccinated. i had a booster shot. that is up to the individual. it is really unfortunate. reporter: now it is up to the federal government to change the travel rules. according to a statement by the cdc it is reconsidering the requirements for travel but there is no timeline on the decision. so now with only two weeks until the u.s. open some are frustrated and they're pointing to the hundreds of thousands of migrants streaming across the southern border with questionable vaccine statuses. so this means djokovic, the

21-time grand slam champion could miss out on the u.s. open and his chance to tie his rival, rafael nadal's record, 22 grand slams. so frustrating for all of the tennis fans out there. liz? liz: lydia hu, great journalism there, thank you so much. joining us now dr. marty makary, fox news contributor. great to see you too. what do you think? >> well look the cdc ought to be ashamed of themselves, with 21,000 employees that bureaucracy has not been able to update the travel guidance now. it is over year-and-a-half obsolete. it served no purpose once coindividual was ubiquitous and ad large. we realized vaccination did not impact transmission. djokovic is 35 years old. he is at the absolute lowest risk of code individual. what are we trying to protect him from? getting a loss of smell or taste? there is no risk to the public health of the united states. he is also at the highest risk group of vaccine related complicates. he made a decision not to get

the vaccine. we need to respect that. he has natural immunity with very high degree of certainty based on zero prevalence data. i think he should be able to do what he wants. it is a shame these policies get reversed when we have to rip them out of the hand with cdc like mask on airplanes went through the same sort of battle. liz: tennis fans will not see him play at some tournaments in the u.s.? are we doing anything with anti-body testing here in the u.s.? >> we don't because they ignore natural immunity and of course they just don't want to know the information. the policy is everyone needs to get their vaccine regardless if they're already immune. that is the absurdity, one of the greatest errors of public health officials and my concern, liz, to be honest with you people will not follow cdc guidance on hepatitis, novel viruses that come up in the future and polio right now because of this sort of rigidity, expose of hypocrisy

about the politicization of science. all this rigidity create never vaxers. that is not healthy. liz: we talked about this, public health officials actively pushing social distancing rules, mask mandates, lockdowns. they shut down churches and private gatherings but then excused things like the 2020 protests when people gathered in close quarters without masks. so you had government officials saying that exception was necessary but you know what i mean? feels like disparate treatment. >> look, there is over 15 common respiratory viruses that circulate. this intense myopic focus on one virus at this point, once we have high 307lation immunity is really further igniting crisis with mental health and other problems. people don't realize the last people in the united states subject to covid zero policies were kids and were servers in restaurants. liz: got it. dr. makary, good to see you. >> you too. liz: the new push back against

democrats and media on the fbi search of trump's florida home. people getting uncomfortable with the rhetoric, the speculation, accusations tantamount to a conviction. ford o'connell next on "the evening edit." ♪

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joining us now gop strategist. we are following breaking news out of california. second efforts to recall george gascon. they did not get enough signatures. what do you say? >> this is a travesty. he chooses not to uphold the law needs to be held accountable to the voters. and less something changes he has escaped by the i used to work in the district attorney's office and george gascon is not someone upholding the law in the books. >> back to the fbi search on trump's home. you know this. it is very far. far away from a criminal conviction. the media and government officials, what is going on, accusations to a conviction --

watch this. >> there comes a point where no man is above the law. >> a lot a people want to see donald trump handcuffed like an episode of cops. >> it is all legal. it is all lawful. it is not a raid. they are not there improperly or unlawfully. >> what do you say? >> the unprecedented raid is something that the media agrees with. the unlawful tactics of the fbi. let's remember that the fbi has meddled in our recent elections three times since 2016 weather was a russia hoax, biden's laptop and now we have this. unfortunately, the media agrees with the fbi doj had no one has and held accountable for the last three times.

>> sent a battalion of fbi agents with machine guns to hillary's home. >> that is exactly right. that is hypocrisy here. this did not happen. hillary clinton was never held accountable. she was never dragged before the fbi. it is always a case of political opponents. it should not be occurring in the united states. unfortunate the law seems to be weapon eyes against republican political opponents. >> accusing trump of violations of the espionage act and record of destruction, we now heard today that the doj is asking the judge to keep the affidavit sealed. trump could ask that it be unsealed. then that would be a legal fight. is this where it will end up in the courts and we will never know what was in the affidavit to justify that search? >> that is what should concern

everyone. the home of a former president can be rated. the fbi while not be honest about it. it can happen to you. that is why we should be concerned about the equal application of law, not just the lobbying weapon eyes against political opponents depending on their political affiliation. >> this search comes nine days before the crucial midterm election. this is about a front runner in the gop party. the doj refused to pursue allegations about hunter bidens laptop before the 2020 elections saying that would be interference. moments after saying hillary had broken the law, fbi director in 2016 said no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring a case against her. would any reasonable prosecutor bring a case against trump now? >> of course not. that is not what geyer lent, the

doj and fbi are concerned about. absent more information. this is now an exit stent show threat to our constitutional public. the fbi, doj need to be defunded and refashioned in an organization that actually applies the law equally and irrespective of political affiliation. >> remember when after comey said that, he said he would send over fbi agents to interview general michael flynn about his suppose it contacts with russia. it was a move to entrap flynn. no miranda rights. a counterintelligence wrote notes, what is our goal, truth, admission or get flynn to lie or get him fired? final word. >> that is exactly right. the fbi and doj are basically saying they want to take advantage of the weekend

administration shows they are more interested in playing politics and getting the truth the as americans, we should all be concerned. >> ford o'connell, it's good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, place. >> i am elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thank you for watching. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> hello. welcome to the best hour of your day and a phenomenal week. one week since the fbi raided president trump's home at mar-a-lago and every day since the saga gets the former presids the feds stole his passports. how did he have more than one and how would they do that? thirty-eight stormed the palm beach golf club last month and removed about one dozen boxes of documents. they rifled through his wife's