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now. ♪ elizabeth: okay, stocks rallied into the close. thanks for joining us, ahead of key inflation data out tomorrow potentially showing prices cooling and king charles iii addressed parliament in westminster as the queen makes her final journey. the queen now lying in rest in scotland. watch oil and gas, look at this, russian retreat. ukraine rakes in, doing dozens of towns pulling them to their side. it is raking in thousands and thousands of total square miles. 770 miles in the latest advance. ukraine has retaken 3500-miles since the start of the war. fears are growing that russia will retaliate even more by shutting down energy to europe. plus the update on the story we brought you friday night, we broke it. a major railroad strike and potential walkout by ports up and down the west coast that could slam supply chains. jeff flock has the latest from the csx rail yard in

philadelphia. jeff? reporter: liz, i come to you tonight from the csx rail yard here in philadelphia. the dispute here, by the way can you imagine all of this coming to a screeching halt? that could happen on friday, the problem here appears not to be money as much as it is working conditions. take a look at the presidential emergency board proposal for a settlement of this. money doesn't seem to be a problem because they're offering 24% pay increases over the course of five years, retroactive to when the last contract started. they would be cash bonuses paid out to workers and most of the, we believe now initially five of the 13 unions that represent rail workers approved of this. we think even more have approved of it now. over the past six years 29% of the workforce on the railroads has been laid off. 45,000 of them over the course of the past six years.

that has left those remaining working a lot of overtime, working a lot of extra hours. they want to change. if it doesn't change and there is a strike, the impact would be huge. 39,000 of the shipping containers that perhaps you saw behind me idled. 3/4 of the nation's automobiles idle didded as well because they come on the rails. it would take 467,000 trucks they tell us if there was to be some sort of a replacement of the rails. probably impossible to do. would cost the u.s. economy two billion dollars a day. liz. elizabeth: thank you so much, jeff flock. we'll stay on the story. joining us now congressman rick crawford from house transportation, former cbo director douglas holtz-eakin. gentlemen, take a moment, thanks so much for joining us. let's show this, nypd let jets and ravens football fans to sing the national anthem at yesterday's game on the

anniversary of 9/11. let's watch this. ♪ what's so proudly we hailed at the -- twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and stars, through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air -- elizabeth: that is a feel booed moment, right, congressman. despite all the stuff that goes on in d.c. americans come together. your thoughts? >> well we still got it in us. that is who which are, that is very heartening to hear that kind of thing, and love to see it. elizabeth: so there is that. what did you think, douglas, when you heard it? it just feels good? >> it was great.

i was watching the game when it happened. it was a nice moment. despite our inability to meet on zoom we can sing together. it feels good as nation. elizabeth: move on to this thanks for your thoughts on this. congressman, treasury secretary janet yellen she is warning inflation is a major problem. she had joined the white house downplaying it. she also says we're not in a recession by two quarters of contraction. watch this. >> inflation is way too high and it is essential that we bring it down and that something that americans feel every day and, i think it's what is causing them tremendous distress. >> increases in prices are only having transitory effects on inflation. >> transitory,. >> transitory. president biden: trans power. >> the biden administration tries to downplay the inflation issue like it's a non issue. it is the pocketbooks of every american in this country to the

tune of 8 1/2 to 9% for a family. elizabeth: what do you say, congressman? >> well, i mean i would say on the one hand i'm glad she is finally admitting we have inflation. on the other hand trying to deny we're in recession, we have the textbook definition of recession is back-to-back negative growth quarters. i leave detailed economic analysis to the former cbo director there. he knows more about it than i do but just seems a little duplicitous on the one hand they say we're seeing inflation on the increase but we don't want to talk about a recession because they don't want to say stagflation. and i understand they wouldn't want to say that. elizabeth: douglas, what do you say? gallup is saying 56% of voters say yeah, we're hitting financial hardship. that is up from 49% in january. we have now americans spending manufacturer on average of taxes than food, clothing health care combined what do you say, douglas? >> certainly the facts on inflation are very clear.

even after last month's july report showed overall inflation flat for the month, largely due to gas prices, food, energy, shelter which are half of typical family's budget were up 11% year-over-year. that is enormous amount of pain for americans. there is no question about it. and the fed is trying to slow the economy t wants to have jobs reports don't show as many jobs, housing reports don't show many sales and construction, real estate is slower people will feel the financial gain. whether it is positive or negative it is definitely felt for americans as the fed really tries to bring down the inflation. elizabeth: watch this, congressman, california democrat brad sherman is blaming inflation on people buying things on amazon during lockdowns that mostly democrats had enacted. >> we dealt with covid. we didn't deal with it perfectly as a society. no society in the world knew what to do with it and the

effect on our economy was that we kept peoples incomes high and i don't see republicans contradicting that. they couldn't go to bars or restaurants and sporting events, so they bought everything on amazon and that pushed up the price of goods and is still having an effect. elizabeth: well, i bought a lot of pizza and cookies. that didn't drive up the price of pizza and cookies. congressman, what do you think of this analysis? >> i, they're just grasping at straws. the reality they were, they had played a significant role in shutting down our economy and, okay i will say that on the front end we didn't know what to expect but we also knew we probably shouldn't make these kind of decisions and they kept at it, kept on keeping people out of the workplace, trying to keep schools shut down. they kept adding to the problem. they will turn around and say we're shopping on amazon made inflation worse? that dog couldn't hunt. elizabeth: douglas what do you

think. >> two things on this. number one there was nothing wrong with the bipartisan efforts in 2020. both the cares act and the efforts in december. the problem was the very partisan american rescue plan in 2021. $2 trillion of stimulus in an already hot economy that was the big policy error. it was completely unnecessary. here's the proof of the as you and i discussed the big component that has inflation is shelter, a third of cpi. you don't buy your apartment own amazon. you buy your house on amazon. you don't do any of those transactions on amazon. this was policy error by the administration and congress. elizabeth: to douglas's point, congressman, the amount of spending this country has done the as couple years would rank the fourth largest economy in the world, bigger than germany. we have a big signal the railroad strike could happen. the railroad companies are moving to secure shipments of hazardous and security

materials. truckers cannot pick up the slack. we have shortage of 80,000 truckers. what will happen? >> we don't have the capacity in the trucking industry. we have 12 unions, 10 of which i believe agreed. there are two holdouts. september 16th is the date. there may be an extension, i don't know. look, i think we're looking potentially two billion dollars a day in an economic hit our economy is not in any position to sustain at this point in time. we need to get this right. there is an area where according to president biden, he is joe union. he should be able to go in here and make this happen. >> but if it happens it will hit the midterms hard. congressman crawford, douglas holtz-eakin, thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen. good to have you on. house democrats are threatening a government shutdown over pro oil and gas measures as climate czar john kerry he flew on a jet to england to complain again about greenhouse gases. what about skype or zoom? california democrat karen bass her home was robbed but claimed

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elizabeth: okay, the outrage in georgia. two cobb county sheriffs deputies, jonathan irvin, jonathan gillespie killed in the line of duty. 174 line of duty deaths so far this year, about third from covid. update on the story we reported on friday. growing alarm in illinois. they will end cash bail for major criminal charges. grady trimble in chicago with more. grady? reporter: good evening, liz, a whole hosts of state attorneys and sheriffs are sounding the alarm about this new law. they say it will make crime in illinois worse. the law scraps cash bail entirely. it also limits who can be arrested and held in jail based on the crime they're alleged to have committed. the democrats who voted for it say it's more equitable because it doesn't keep people in jail just because they can't afford bail. opponents you however say it will lead to hundreds, if not thousands of people being

released from jail as soon as it goes into effect at the beginning of next year. they also say it will make our communities less safe with suspects in future violent crimes, dui cases, drug offenses, roaming the streets. >> it abolishes cash bail for almost every offense. this includes, but isn't limited to, kidnapping, armed robbery, second-degree murder, drug-induced homicide, aggravated dui, threatening a public official and activated fleeing and alluding. reporter: the new law comes at a time when major businesses are already leaving the city of chicago. some of them citing safety concerns. crime in chicago is up 37% from a year ago. liz. elizabeth: grady trimble thank you so much. let's welcome to the show the gop leader of california's assembly. he is james gallagher. sir, thank you so much for joining us. we've got this disturbing news coming out of california. democrats are going even weaker

on crime. they're going for soft on sentencing guide lines for criminals who use guns for crimes. they want to expand sanctuary state protections for illegal immigrants charged with murder, rape, torture, sex crimes and human trafficking, that true? >> yeah, you really can't make this stuff up. gavin newsom and the democrats have pushed policies that end enhancements for people using a gun in a crime. they have made it so rapists and murderers are able to get out early. we've seen them actually get out, get released early from prison. we've even seen one criminal who got out early on his term, went out and carried out a shooting a mass shooting in sacramento killing for people this kind of insane policies, they need to be stopped. and we're seeing the insanity spread to every corner. we've seen violent crime rise in california. we've seen petty theft. now actually in california if you steal under $950 worth of

goods it is basically there is no crime, no penalty for that theft. elizabeth: just a ticket. >> it is ridiculous. yeah. elizabeth: so why are they doing it? i mean california governor newsom and democrats go on the air from that state, we've seen it, they claim they're tough on crime and gun violence but behind the scenes they're weakening crime fighting, involving guns used in crimes, how does that square? >> oh, it doesn't square at all. i mean, look these guys are making it easier for criminals to get out early, to go on shooting sprees. the problem is crime. it's not law-abiding citizens who legally own guns. it is criminals and we have allowed for lawlessness to be created here in california and that is what we're seeing. we're seeing all of these crimes we're seeing, these high level crimes are criminals, lifelong criminals who either have a history or people who have been released early. we even, you know, wanted to

create sanctuary state for illegal immigrants who commit crimes here, who commit very dangerous crimes. again in sacramento earlier this year we had one of those persons come back and then actually killed his kids in sacramento, someone who should have never been in this country, should been deported. this is the kind of insanity going on in california. this is the direct results of policies of democrats. elizabeth: crime also hit l.a. mayoral candidate, karen bass. she came home to find her home burglarized, two guns stolen. watcher earlier this year the claiming that the l.a. is safe. >> congresswoman, do you feel safe? >> i would say a 10. i do feel safe. i understand a lot of people around the city do not feel safe. elizabeth: how could she stay it's a 10? i know earlier this year, people

were getting killed earlier this year in l.a. county. now it is 270 have been killed so far this year in l.a. county. that is higher than the 267 during the same time of last year? >> yeah. i mean there is no way she can say it is safe. unfortunately the congresswoman has become a vick timing of democratic policies that presumably she supports. she you know, been outspoken about some of these, you know, what they call equity measures but all they are really doing is creating more crime, allowing people more out of prison, and now in her case people breaking in, burglarizing her own home. guess what they're stealing? they're stealing guns. that they will go use in crimes up and down this state. i mean there is no way that you know, congresswoman bass can seriously say los angeles is safe and voters should definitely not elect her mayor you can expect more of these type of policies coming out of

her. elizabeth: james gallagher, the gop leader of the california state assembly, it is good to have you on, sir. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: we've got this story, the democrat mayor of sanctuary city washington, d.c., sets up a new office but it is to help send illegal aliens bused in by border states out to other cities and suburbs. we've got the mayor of a chicago town calling out the democrat mayor of chicago for doing the exact same thing. and house democrats threaten a government shut down over pro oil and gas measures for the u.s. as climate czar john kerry flies on a jet to england to complain about greenhouse gases. c3 solutions john hart with us next on on on "the evening edit" a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan

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♪. elizabeth: okay, are we boeing to have a government shutdown over this? we have 72 house democrats, they threatened to shut down the government over moves to streamline the government permitting process for new u.s. oil and gas projects. also they don't like the approval of a gas pipeline for senator joe manchin's home state of west virginia. edward lawrence is at the white house. reporter: this issue will come up this week. this is the agreement senator joe manchin made with senator chuck schumer in order to get the inflation reduction act spending in congress but this could blow up in

senator manchin's face at at time the american petroleum institute says the america needs investment for fossil fuels for the future which is what the permitting rules will allow. the release from the one million barrels a day for strategic petroleum reserve ends in march. bans on russia start in december. janet yellen says it could expand gas prices but it doesn't have to according to the head of the api. >> the united states produces energy in environmentally responsible way more than any other country in the world. one thing we know that the world will continue to consume oil and gas. the question lawmakers have to question will we get the oil and gas pro country hostile to america rather than the united states? reporter: they asked opec plus includes russia to produce more oil. there were conversations with iran an venezuela. these are temporary fixes you're looking at here to lower oil and gas prices. the american petroleum institute can make, this economy can make

the transition president biden wants to make without destroying the u.s. energy industry. back to you, liz. elizabeth: always great reporting from edward lawrence. joining us c3 solutions cofounder, john hart. you're a conservative policy group on green energy. your reaction to that report? >> liz, thanks for having me on. we're watching democrats have become the new party of no on climate and energy. they're taking extreme and antiscience position out of step not just with the country but their own base. our organization released a poll this summer. we found 71% of democrats actually support and all of the above energy strategy. all of the above means we embrace all forms of energy, fossil fuels, oil and gas, renewable forms of energy as well. elizabeth: okay. >> democrats democrats support fracking than oppose 49-32%. these democrats threatening a shut down are filibustering solutions they say they support.

elizabeth: you will see treasury secretary janet yellen, she is warning gas prices here could go up due to upcoming eu sanctions on russian oil. watch this? >> this winter the european union will cease the most part buying russian oil and in addition they will ban the provision services that enable russia to ship oil by tanker. and, it is possible that that could cause a spike in oil prices. elizabeth: so that means that the white house energy policy is front and center again. you don't hamstring u.s. energy critics say at a time when we're having less supply. we also have this, reports that john kerry flew on a jet to england, adding to air pollution critics say to complain about climate change. reports coming in says he was appointed climate czar he has flown over 180,000 miles.

he emitted tons of carbon into the atmosphere. what is going on here? why can't he zoom or skype? >> john kerry has a very naive view of global politics and energy policy. russia's invasion of ukraine is a tragic, ongoing predictable case study that illustrates all the dangers of energy independence. what we're watching bad environmental policy can actually be more dangerous to our national and economic environment than the effects of green house gas emissions themselves. what europe did, europe outsourced the fossil fuel energy needs to russia. they wanted to virtue signal at home, quote, go green as quickly as they could. it was a shell game, they didn't tell the own population they were outsourcing emissions to russia which burns natural gas dirtier than american natural gas. elizabeth: so you have this logic though, you've got california democrat brad sherman, he is saying it would be a good thing if we ban gas

cars like california is doing. the u.s. can export oil again. watch this logic. >> the recent announcement is that after, in roughly a decade we will not be selling gasoline-powered vehicles. now it will take decade or more after that before paul, the gas-powered vehicles are down to a small percentage of those on the 405 freeway. we're going to see american energy produced in america running our vehicles and if we produce oil we'll be able to export it to countries that would otherwise be dependent upon russia and iran so this is a huge step forward from our national security. elizabeth: what is he talking about? the u.s. already was a net exporter of oil four years ago by december 2018. it was the biggest oil producer in the world until oil pros say the white house undercut that. so what is he talking about?

>> well, liz, i don't know. it's a tortured and totally irrational position to take. it is really important for conservatives and republicans to define what they're for. because what democrats are talk about, green new deal, ideas putting american workers last, dictators first it is incredibly dangerous and bad for the planet, it is bad for national security. what president reagan figured out long before al gore talked about this economic freedom is the answer. we studied this thoroughly, free economies are twice as clean as the not free economies. it was a line of soot between the east and west. the west was clean the east was dirty. unapologetically ask for economic freedom, bottom up innovation around let shoppers decide what they want to buy. if people want electric cars let the market sort that out, top

down government control mandates don't work. elizabeth: interesting. john hart, great to see you, of c3 solutions. fact-checkers calling out the president's new blitz of misleading statements and whopper on the midterm campaign trail. we've got it. democrat mayor of sanctuary city d.c., setting up a new office to help send illegal aliens bussed in by border states out of d.c. to other cities and mayors, mayors of the suburbs that they will have to deal with. next up mayor gary grasso of burridge, illinois, called out democrat mayor lori lightfoot doing exactly the same thing that is coming up on "the evening edit." >> chicago is a sanctuary city. which means they advertised the fact they won't even kick out criminal illegal aliens. the greatest thing about what governor abbott is doing is exposing the hypocrisies of these democratic mayors and making them basically publicly acknowledge it. ♪.

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♪. elizabeth: let's welcome to the show the mayor of burridge, illinois. he is mayor gary grasso. thanks very much for joining us. great to have you on. >> thank you, liz. i appreciate the the invitation. elizabeth: thank thank you, nico see you. lori lightfoot is sending in immigrants bused from the border state to your city. what is going on? >> we're trying to figure that out. we were never told, i learned through a third source, not the city, not the positive, governor, not the state that 64 migrants were housed now in a hotel in our community of burridge. not told a thing about it. you know, we want to accommodate them. if there was a problem we certainly would have tried to assist any problem. we certainly don't want to make the migrants pawns being used bring governor pritzker and

mayor lightfoot to hold press conferences about their largesse and welcoming them to this the state knowing that governor abbott is trying to resolve his problem and then they have no plan when they get here to the city of chicago. they're putting them in the suburbs. elizabeth: she is not telling you, notifying you about this when mayor lightfoot complained about governor abbott doing the exact same thing. they're saying governor abbott and the arizona governor are using these illegal immigrants as political pawns too. do you agree with that? >> no, i don't agree with that at all. i'm sure they are being overwhelmed in texas and arizona. the reports i heard you heard. we've seen documents day in, day out now, for what, a couple years? that is huge leakage. we don't have a border in essence and they're just coming across. i think governor abbott is trying to number one solve his problem. number two, make a point. i think he is doing it excellently. elizabeth: so you're a

republican. your town is run by republican. >> i am. elizabeth: is mayor lightfoot targeting your town because it is run by republicans, not sending it to other towns run by democrats? >> you know you could probably get to that conclusion but i think, i think what is really being scene seen here, they want to hold the press conferences to show who they are and then they're not prepared. come on, this is chicago. we brag and i'm, i'm now a chicagoan. i grew up in the new york area. we're supposed to be the city of big shoulders and can't handle a couple hundred migrants where mayor adams in new york is getting thousands? it is just poor government planning, poor coordination, and then when mayors like myself object to this the governor's press secretary slanders us and disparages us and tries to make this about the migrants which is

not. they have the right come here, to try to be free. i'm a product of so many immigrants as so many people. it is not about the migrants but bad government at city level and state of illinois level. elizabeth: and crossing the border illegally. the mayor of d.c., muriel bowser, by the way it is all about sanctuary cities around states. the mayor of d.c. set up a new city office to deal with 10,000 illegals coming in. they will quote, facilitate the travel for these migrants to other cities. the mayor claimed texas tricked them into coming to d.c. we're talking about sanctuary statuses, right? >> yeah. in essence they're trying to use the a asylum, at least in my village are here as asylum-seekers. so they are here technically legally. we don't know what that obligation is for us. are we supposed to make sure they go to court? are there court dates here in

illinois? are they in texas? there is still so many unanswered questions about this whole policy and the border leakage that is adversely affecting this country. elizabeth: mayor grasso, thanks for coming on your honor. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it, liz. elizabeth: chief just sis john roberts is defending the supreme court as vice president harris attacks its legitimacy. fact checkers calling out the president's new blitz of whoppers and misleading statements on his midterm campaign trail. plus one big policy move that the president lauded and said was great. now he is not talking about it. why democrats are are attacking it. "washington times" editor charlie hurt next on "the evening edit". ♪. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime.

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♪. elizabeth: look hoe is back, we love this guy, he is "washington times" opinion editor, charlie hurt. he is a straight-shooter. tells you like it is.

tells it like it is. >> hey, liz. elizabeth: fact-checkers are pointing out mistakes and whoppers in the 58 page blue print. this is being called over the top. what do you say? >> it is really absurd. as you point out all politicians embellish a little bit to sell their product. but this has gone to the point the administration is completely losing all credibility, whether they're talking about the border being secured or they're talking about they're being zero inflation or their inflation reduction act. all of these things which defy what is obviously felt by the american people. they can see it with their own eyes. and like i say, you reach a point where you go from trying to sell your program and sell your politics to the point where you're completely losing any credibility whatsoever. that is the kind of thing that

destroys politicians. >> he is saying that he basically created 10 million jobs. it is like the rooster taking the credit for the sun coming up. then he is basically saying that he opened schools safely and then he is also talking about, you know, job training only less than 400 people placed in jobs with job training. obama even made fun of that, calling it train and pray behind the scenes. government job training. the other thing he is doing, not talking at all about the student loan bailout, charlie, out on the campaign trail for the midterms. didn't talk about it in pennsylvania and wisconsin. new report from the committee for responsible budget, that biden's student loan bailout wipes out owl savings and cuts from the inflation reduction act which is health and climate spend bill. what do you say to that? >> which is really kind of interesting because of course the thing that all americans feel is inflation. that is something everybody knows something about because everybody feels it an sees it

every time they go to the grocery store, or the gas pump or whatever. and so when joe biden is putting all of his eggs this basket about the student loan forgiveness or whatever you want to call it, because of course, we're all going to end up paying. it is not, it is not free, you know, people, people realize that they're getting, they're getting the short end of the stick on this and it is proving to be even unpopular among young people, even, you know, we've seen polling that suggests that even among students it's not particularly popular because they can see how fundamentally unfair it is. but i think you put your finger on something that i think probably is the most interesting thing here and that is that you have joe biden, he is rolled this out, he saw this as his lifeline for the election. he thought he could buy a bunch of votes before november and save himself in the election and he is quickly realized even he has realized that it is so

unpopular that when he goes out on the campaign trail, not that anybody wants him to campaign with him, when he goes out on the campaign trail he doesn't even talk about it. that is what they say in poker, a very important tell. elizabeth: that is an important tell. i mean senator joe manchin said it is wrong. a growing number of democrats said it is wrong and unfair. what do you think of this? governor ron desantis, republicans hit the campaign trail. ron desantis has rallies in wisconsin, kansas. glenn youngkin, nikki haley out on the campaign trail. what do you think? >> it's a reminder when you look at the two parties, you look at the democratic bench, you've got joe biden who i don't think is going to wind up being on the ticket. certainly won't be the next president after two years. and then you look, but the rest of the bench on the democratic side is so bad democrats face the same reason you know the whole reason they wound up with joe biden in the first place because all the other alternatives were so terrible.

elizabeth: got it. >> on the republican side it is the exact opposite. an embarassment of riches, everybody wants everybody out on campaign trail. elizabeth: charlie hurt. always great to have you on. come back soon. chief justice roberts is now defending the supreme court as the vice president attacks its legitimacy. jason chaffetz, former dhs advisor chuck marino next on "the evening edit." >> all of our institutions are under pressure. the fact of the fact supreme caught is not designed to be political. it is designed to do law. ♪

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joining us now, former congressman fox news conjured jason, former dhs advisor chuck marino, good to have you on both of you, good to see you. let's watch the vice president kamala harris, he will hear claim the border is secure. >> want to ask about the border. would you call the border secure? >> i think there's no question we have to do with the president and i asked congress to do, the first request we make -- past the create a pathway to citizenship. the border is secure but we have

a broken immigration system. liz: the vice president has only been there once, the president has never gone there, the border is secure in the size of kansas is trying to cross and the fiscal year, 277 terrorists, nearly 300 terrorists on the watchlist already caught federal ports of entry just a generation later. >> there's no metric that backs up what she said. it's a complete total life. talk to any border patrol agent, ask the agent, how many times have you had brandon judd and others on this program and others talking about the border is not secure, it's catch and release and they want to dismantle the wall, it's a total change in difference than donald trump and she is lying to suggest of the border is secure. liz: what's going on here?

we have the 9/11 commemoration yesterday, terrorists overstay their visa and the government continues. hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens continue to overstay these us so the border is secure? >> the border is not secure. that was a word salad and the interesting thing is she didn't believe what was coming out of her own mouth. to see the border secure, operational control flies in the face of facts. it clearly apparent this administration has put politics on this issue above the national security of the country and as jason said, this is why cbp is no space incompetent in their tutorship, why morale is at an all-time low so for her to try to pinch this and sell it is an insult to the american public. liz: the vice president was not asked about her move to fix root causes of the border crisis.

we spent doings of taxpayer dollars and central america, she was border czar, crisis caught setting up camp in new mexico, fentanyl pouring in but the vice president attacks the supreme court. >> i think it's an act of court. we had an established right for almost half a century which is the right of women to make decisions about their own body. that causes me great concern about the integrity overall. >> the criticism is phrased in terms of because of these opinions it calls into question the legitimacy of the court. i think it's a mistake to view those criticisms and not light but i don't understand the connection between opinions people disagree with and legitimacy of the court.

liz: that was chief justice roberts there. what you think? >> the chief justice is right, shame on the vice president to cast dispersion. it's fundamentally wrong it doesn't do anything to help move our country forward. she got a ruling she didn't like but this court is terribly responsible and what they are supposed to do. i applaud the court for taking on a difficult challenge but making the right ruling simply giving the decision back to the states. >> the executive branch question the validity of another judicial branch at the highest court. you can't do this, no way to unite the country but it doesn't surprise me following up on the speech president biden gave last week losing 2% of the country. liz: they don't like the election outcomes to attack the

electoral college. they don't like the way the polls are going so attack republicans. jason. >> they are always attacking democracy. if you disagree, as an attack on democracy and the group that says they want to be the most diverse, they are not. liz: thanks for joining us, gentlemen. i'm elizabeth fingal, you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thank you for watching. have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ kennedy: welcome to your week. delusion kamala harris proving she has no idea what she's talking about once again. it's about the border. went on meet the press where she made this baffling claim. >> we have a secure border and that is a priority for any nation occluding hours and our administration but there are