now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, president biden out with some new gaffs. he downplayed the 40-year high in inflation as quote, up just an inch. if that is so why is the fed raising interest rates then? and he claimed the pandemic is over. it is not just that he used that as a legal basis for his student loan bailout. is he going to rehire soldiers, cops, firemen, government workers fired over vax mandates? is he going to end mail-in gal lots, stop covid spending loaded with fraud. we have congressman dan meuser, darrell issa.

former california gubernatorial candidate, olympian caitlyn jenner, so wisenberg, national border patrol council's brandon judd, carol roth, byron york, "fox across america" host jimmy failla. we have a jam-packed show. we are fired up. gavin newsom challenges governor desantis for debate as california phases blackouts, rise in crime and cop shortages. president biden down plays the investigation into hunter biden. we have biden saying you need a secure border to keep the nation safe. where is that biden now? get this. a white house nutrition advisor claims lucky charms is healthier than eggs and milk. also this, biden's climate czar, john kerry his family uses a private jet, had five luxury hopes at one point, now dictates

to africa against investing in clean natural gas. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: look at this stocks ended up in choppy trading. this week wall street is bracing for the federal reserve to hike interest rates by another 3/4 of a point. we'll stay on the story. an historic funeral watched the world over, powerful images pouring in as great britain says good-bye to the queen. more on the president trying to downplay inflation and recession during that "60 minutes" interview last night. this is the first sit-down with the media since february. edward lawrence at the white house with more. edward. reporter: well, liz, goldman sachs has now slashed its estimate for the gdp growth for the u.s. to 1.1% for this year in 2023. in his 6:00ty minutes interview

president joe biden said inflation is essentially flat. he went on to make the point we've not seen another spike from inflation. it is already at a 40 year highs. just look at this chart. you see where president joe biden took office. you see where the american rescue plan became law. now democrats starting to back away from the promises in the inflation reduction act. >> i think it will bring it down a bit, i think the biggest reason i supported it will allow us to make more things in america, solar batteries, wind energy, electric vehicles instead of china. i don't think the ultimate source of inflation is going to be this act that will bring it down. i think it will be fed policy. reporter: committee for a responsible federal budget says the spending under this president is making it difficult to get inflation under control. >> but the biden administration we have found after running the numbers has actually added to the debt over the coming 10 years by $4.8 trillion in new borrowing. that is an exceptional amount.

it is particularly damaging to be borrowing this of when we are in and inflation airy period. reporter: the federal reserve will likely raise rates 3/4 of a percentage point on wednesday. this will be the third meeting in a row the fed makes the same rate hike if that happens. elizabeth: always terrific reporting from lawyer edward lawrence. it is always a pleasure. we have congressman meuser and carol roth. sit down and listen to the president's interview for the first time in seven months. you will see a bunch of gaffs and mistakes. >> mr. president, last tuesday the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%. the stock market nosedived. people are shocked by their grocery bills. what can you do better and faster. president biden: first of all let's put this in perspective. inflation rate month to month was up just an inch, hardly at

all. >> you're not arguing 8.3 is good news? president biden: note saying it was good news, it was 8.2, 8.2 before. i can make it sound all ofen it went to 8.2%. >> highest inflation rate, mr. president, in 40 years. president biden: i got that guess where we are. >> are you committed to running again? >> much too early to talk about that. i'm a great respectter of fate. i'm doing my job. >> is the pandemic over. president biden: the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid. elizabeth: congressman, your reaction, take on inflation. grocery prices are up the fastest since 1979. numerous u.s. cities, more of them seeing double-digit inflation. the cleveland fed is seeing 9.2 inflation the highest since 83. >> liz, like a doctor telling you that you have a 103.5-degree temperature but it's okay

because that is what it was last month. you're still very sick. and this president and the biden democrats in the house are still doing the things that got us here. they want to spend more, they want to tax more, they want to regulate, they want to continue to assault our domestic energy all right? they're driving us further into recession and driving up inflation. as a matter of fact they're battling the fed right know with the type of actions they're taking. the fed is raising interest rates and pulling way back on the their balance sheet and yet the spending counters that. elizabeth: carol, how do you measure in mathematically how is inflation up an inch? >> [laughter]. i think the congressman had it correct. it is kind of like oh, well i gained 20-pounds but now i only gained a pound, so my weight is under control. it is just a complete insanity

and it does seem like they're operating on a different memo as the congressman pointed out. they're continuing to do the things that one would do if you didn't have inflation. they're not doing anything to help the supply side. they are continuing to spend. and at the same time the federal reserve got it completely different memo. they got the memo that we have massive inflation that requires massive intervention on their part. certainly the two sides are not talking to each other and working in complete opposite direction. unfortunately americans are paying the price for it. elizabeth: you see the atlanta fed tracker, gdp tracker downgraded to 0.5% growth for the third quarter, downgraded from 2.6%, congressman. so is this why the president has not had a sit-down in seven months? is this why his team keeps him out of the media? he gets visibly frustrated and repeatedly makes mistakes saying pandemic is over. he used it as a basis for the

one trillion dollar student loan bailout. >> they must be telling him things and he actually briefs it, that they cut the deficit $500 billion how wonderful that is. last year they spent 3 trillion. they only overspent 2 1/2 trillion. telling us covid is over. i wish he would inform his secretary of education and as well in the recent cr, the continuing resolution he has $22 billion in there to fight covid. so if that is the case i guess we can remove that 22 billion as well. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, carol if it's over should the president give up his vaccine mandate for federal workers. he is still fighting that in court? should he give up his emergency powers? should he rehire all the soldiers, cops, firemen and all those health workers fired over the vax mandate, carol? >> yes, yes, and yes, liz. what a weird way to announce the pandemic is over, that instead of you know, repealing these

mandates, talking to people about getting them back into work after separating them unfairly from their jobs he is just going to kind of like let this slip on 60 -- "60 minutes." that pandemic was ended long ago. the wonderful judge that stop the mask mandate on planes put an end to it. it is time to get rid of euas, get rid of the ridiculous mandates, let people go back to work to take away the power unfortunately, federal government and local governments don't want to give up. elizabeth: what is striking congressman, your reaction to the president saying he is undecided if he is going to run again in 2024. you know it is rare for an incumbent president to hold control for a house in the midterm. only bill clinton did it in 1998 and george w. after 9/11. what was your thought you heard him saying he was undecided about running again? >> he is beginning to agree with nearly 70% of america, right, who is very dissatisfied with

his performance on every issue from afghanistan through the terrible crisis at our border which is a shameless, unmitigated disaster. he is probably figuring that one out for himself that, maybe maybe he is not doing too good of a job. elizabeth: carol, to what the congressman is saying, show the viewer the number of companies doing layoffs and hiring freezes. carol, the number of companies doing this continues to grow. under this president we've seen five trillion dollars in new deficits. that is about the size of germany. shutting down u.s. oil and gas. at least hundreds of billions of dollars in new regulations, like 40 times versus the prior administration. we went from steady, consistent growth of 2 1/2% a year, stock market gains, low inflation averaging around 2%. we had gas down. now we see the direct opposite, carol. your final word? >> yeah.

they're continuing to find a way to spin this they want to say we shut down the economy, we turned it back on, we have record job creation. unfortunately the economic realities are going to continue to come home to roost based on the fiscal irresponsibility of this administration and at some point they are not going to be able to say anything else. elizabeth: congressman meuser, carol roth, thanks for joining us tonight. good to see you. >> liz, thanks very much. these pollries making people hurt as well so politically advantageous but terrible for my constituents. thanks very much. elizabeth: congressman thanks for joining us. you too, carol. president biden tries to downplay hunter biden's criminal probes by the doj as gop senators demand a special counsel after fbi whistle-blowers warned that fbi agents were trying to block and interfere with the probe. california governor gavin newsom challenges ron desantis to a debated. california faces rising

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watch me. ♪. elizabeth: this is exciting and an honor, look who is here, former california gubernatorial candidate, fox news contributor, caitlyn jenner. we love having you on. you tell it like it is. good to see you again? >> liz, it is always good to be on your show and always good to see you. elizabeth: caitlyn, we're really fired up. what do you think of the governor of your state, gavin newsom? he has been trying to get on the airwaves a lot? he is saying now he will definitely run for president if biden doesn't run. he is challenging florida governor ron desantis to a debate. when you saw all of that what was your reaction? >> it's a joke. to be honest with you, obviously out here in california gavin newsom has done a terrible job. the state is in absolute wreck. he destroyed san francisco when he was mayor. he is destroying the state of

california right now. if he becomes the president of the united states he will continue the destruction of the united states of america. yes, gavin newsom is calling for an inquiry into what happened in nantucket in those 50 migrants that were put there. if gavin newsom was smart and a leader he would have an inquiry into the 300 young people who died today because of the fentanyl coming across the border. the illegal migrants coming into our state, people dying there. i don't think in nantucket anybody died. nobody drowned. nantucket is an island. i'm surprised they didn't make them swim to the mainland but, yeah, it is just a disaster. what he has done in this state, and he wants to debate ron desantis. actually, liz, i would pay money to see that debate.

i think desantis would have his lunch. you know who i think should be the moderator in the debate. elizabeth: who? >> donald trump. elizabeth: oh, man. grab the popcorn, right? that would be off the rails. >> grab the popcorn, let's see it. yeah, but, crime is rampant out here. crime is all over the, all over the country. >> what would he do to the country if he was president? >> i think it would continue the destruction of this great nation. i am so, you know, i've been around a long time. i have seen a lot in my life but i have never seen what is happening to our country. you know my father stormed the beaches of normandy. somehow made it through world war ii for our freedom. everybody around him died. he is buried at arlington.

there are some great americans that have given the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and it is a disaster, a shame to see what's happening to this country, how we're absolutely losing it, just in, what, liz, 20 months? crime is rampant. crime is up in 70 cities across our nation. 50% in homicides, 36% in assaults, 13% in robberies, you know? new orleans just took over from st. louis, it has become the murder capital of the world. new orleans, you know? crime, murders are up 141%. carjackings up 110%. elizabeth: yeah. >> what it is, leest staffing in police in modern history. liz, do you see a pattern here. we have to change the pattern. elizabeth: and california has a cop shortage as well.

>> oh, yeah. well, you know, we just went through the whole fiasco up in san francisco with boudin. fortunately we were able to recall him, they put this new girl in brooke jenkins. boy she came out of the block. she is fired up. she will change everything and on and on and on. what bothers me about that is, i've seen this with so often with california democrats. they're all talk. i think the people of california, me, i want to see action. i want to see her actually clean up the city of san francisco, you know? down here in l.a., unfortunately we had a recall of gascon and, we needed 567,000 registered voters and on, they got a little

over 700,000 and then they disqualified so many of them that unfortunately he will stay here in los angeles. it is a shame. elizabeth: are you going to run again? >> [laughter]. liz, i got a taste of politics. it is a tough game. actually i was on the golf course and barack obama was there. i said let's be nice. i will to bo go over there and say hi. i talking a little bit run for governor. he goes, oh, i know. i said to him, politics is a tough dirty game. he looks at me, it sure is. and i don't know if i want to get into it. what i'm trying to do with work with the republican party to be the big tent party. we need more great republicans in our party to save our country. so i'm working with the

republican party here in california and other places to try to bring people in. they see what is happening with the democrats. they're destroying our country. the only way we can save it is good, strong, conservative candidates to run for office. and so i'm trying to back the republican party to do that. elizabeth: listen, caitlyn, you have got a powerful voice. you served our country. you fought so hard in olympic medal winner trying to be gubernatorial candidate. that was a heck of a story about your father too, wow, what a story that was. caitlyn jenner, will you come back on the show? we love having you on, you're a straight-shooter. you tell it like it is. we need to hear more of your voice? >> liz, i'm always ready to come back. good to see you. elizabeth: thanks for joining us again, good to see you there. more democrats speaking out saying the government must stop the border crisis. we this flash back president

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former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor sol wisenberg. this will be a heck of a panel with you guys. let's listen to the president on hunter biden cashing in on the family name with business deals overseas including u.s. enemies china and russia. he is saying this was never a problem. watch this. >> and his son hunter has been a lightning rod for suspicion. hunter biden's former addiction to crack cocaine led to a life he describes as non-step depravity. he has also acknowledge ad federal investigation into his taxes. congress investigated hunter biden's job with the ukrainian company at the time that his father ran ukrainian policy in the obama administration. a republican investigation however uncovered no wrongdoing by then vice president biden. president biden: know, there is not a single thing that i have observed at all from that would affect me or the united states relative to my son hunter. elizabeth: okay, congressman,

not a problem? the doj is investigating hunter biden for tax evasion, money laundering, foreign lobbying violations. this corruption during the obama white house. what do you say? >> i think it is important to listen to the words of the now president, nothing he observed. when hunter biden was in mexico city, corresponded with his father, got on a plane, went to beijing, had business meetings with his partners there, then got on air force two with his father and left bejing with that beautiful united states of america on the side of a big bird, obviously vice president biden observed nothing but it doesn't eliminate the fact that the very presence of those actions represent a criminal conspiracy to use the office of the vice president for the benefit of hunter biden and the family because his, you know the president's own brother is part of that operation. elizabeth: what do you think, sol, criminal conspiracy? i mean the treasury department reports 150 suspicious activity

reports from u.s. banks about the biden family deal-making. where do do you come down what o you think? >> well, it depends what aspect you're talking about. we do know, if you're talking about the ukrainian business that it upset our career diplomats and they wanted somebody to talk to vice president bide about it and nothing ever happened. they were talking about the statements he was making about the prosecutor, ukrainian prosecutor there, if you recall, all of this came out during one of the people. impeachment hearings. i don't consider the president anymore credible on this issue with his statements on other issues, that is the bottom line. elizabeth: to what sol is saying too, congressman, you're saying it, that biden, the president when he was vice president was using government resources including, letting hunter getting access into the obama white house and state department. you know there is video already out there, 2019 video of hunter biden talking to a prostitute that russian drug

dealers stole one of his laptops for blackmail. how can the president say this is not a problem? >> well he keeps saying he didn't observe and doesn't see a problem but you know that doesn't change the fact that the actions speak louder than his ability to not see what is all around him. you know one of the problems that i have with this president right now is he doesn't see what's around him. he doesn't think he made a mistake in afghanistan. he doesn't think his policies are leading to inflation. he doesn't understand a lot of things. the american people can't take what he understands to the bank. they have to take the actions which include criminal activity by hunter biden. elizabeth: so, what the congressman is saying too, sol, your take on this, 30 senate republicans demand u.s. attorney general merrick garland which of delaware special attorney weiss independent counsel schedule authority. he is leading -- what is your

take on that? >> notice it is important the words they use. notice they're not calling for a new special council, calling for david weiss, a u.s. attorney, essentially a career guy, a guy with a reputation as a straight-shooter, they're calling on him to have the special counsel authorities. it will make it harder for merrick garland to interfere in his investigation and hopefully harder for him to be fired if there is a disagreement. so i think that's important because when i first read it, i thought, oh, god, you don't want to start up a whole new team. that will delay but that is not what they're something for. they're not going to get it but i think it's a reasonable request. elizabeth: interesting. you know, there is, comes after the fbi whistle-blowers, right, that senator grassley was talking about. the warning, the senators are giving final word, congressman, to the ag, do not, do not, ice out or chill whistle-blower activity because he is basically saying you can't talk to

congress unless you talk to us first. your final word, congressman. >> congress is not in the chain of command. always be able to be spoken to. a special counsel in the case of collusion, in fact was appropriate and vindicated president trump. elizabeth: congressman issa, sol wisenberg, we'll have you back on. great to have you both on. that was a good panel. get this, this story coming up, a white house nutritious advisor claims lucky charms cereal is healthier than meat, eggs and milk, that reese's pieces candy is healthier than meat? just in time for halloween i guess. more democrats speaking out saying the government must stop the border crisis. we have sound from biden in 2007 saying yeah, the same thing. you need a secure border to keep the nation safe. brandon judd, national border patrol council he is next on "the evening edit." >> it only bam a problem when we said no, enough is enough. we can't handle 5000 a day.

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elizabeth: with us now national border patrol council president brandon judd. always a pleasure having you on. we want your reaction to this flash back, joe biden 2007, saying we got to secure the border. watch this. president biden: no great country can say it is secure without being able to control its borders. elizabeth: where is that version of biden now? >> it is, well that version is now a lying version unfortunately. when you hear what the white house -- he will say that the border is secure. the white house will come out say we have secure borders. nobody is walking across our borders. that is what they're saying, that is what they're trying to convince the american public of. they want the american public to

believe their rhetoric rather than their lying eyes because their eyes are clearly showing them everybody is crossing the border illegally. our borders are not secure but the white house is lying. president biden said i meant what i said back in 2007. he will continue to lie to the american people. that is what we're dealing with right now. elizabeth: we have got illegal immigrants sleeping on the streets of el paso and other border states have local shelters hit capacity. we're talking children as young as two years old. >> yes we do. >> we have yet to hear any offer to take in illegal immigrants by a member of squad or democratic district. why are they are not taking them? where is that effort? >> that shows they truly do not care about people. they only care about whether or not they get reelected. we border patrol agents care about people. we do the best we possibly can every time we take people into

custody. politicians, democrats don't care about them, don't care if they are sleeping on streets. they know the mainstream media will not cover it if it is not covered there won't being any honest conversation. you have andry having honest conversation. elizabeth: we've been talking about this at the border since 2016 governor abbott doubled down, sent migrants to vice president harris's home. 29 counties declare invasion. illinois, talking about bringing in the national guard to deal with illegals being bused in, flown in, but the biden white house has flown, used busing or taxis to send thousands of illegal immigrants across the country usually in the dead of night. that is what is going on too. listen to new york city mayor eric adams talking about taking legal action against texas for sending busloads of migrants to

the big apple. then he says it is not a problem. migrants are actually thanking governor desantis for sending them to martha's vineyard. >> you tweeted a new york city will remain a sanctuary city under the adams administration. what is your message to migrants arriving in the u.s., should they still comb to new york city. >> i they had though should come to any place of their desire in pursuit of american dream. this is the only country dream attached to it is name. >> i can tell you they are not angry at ron desantis. they're actually thanking him for having brought them to martha's vineyard where they were very well-received. other people say they're used as political pawns. they don't resent it for now. think know they're the lucky once. elizabeth: what do you say, brandon? >> liz i hope mayor adams bring as lawsuit against governor adams governor abbott, desantis

and doocey. he will lose. that information will get out to the american people. the american people want to know what is going on. it is all being covered up right now. if he does something that stupid i hope that he does, he is going to lose. we'll be able to discuss it in a open foreup r we'll discuss it honestly. elizabeth: migrants are not lured on the buses. they are pick which city they want to go to. >> they're not. elizabeth: they love the free ride. that is what cnn is reporting. they had can get off the bus along the way to go to relatives. >> yes they can. elizabeth: they were informed on the destination prior to getting on flights. they were shown maps. listen to democrat california state senator gloria romero on the hip hip hypocrisy on the left. >> we are facing a border that has not been secured for quite sometime. over two million migrants coming through and it took only 50 brown people showing up in one

of the most exclusive democrat c enclaves without leave blowers, without mops, to declare it a national media focus. it is absolutely hypocritical. many latinos like ourselves we consider ourself as democrats. we're completely disaffected, disdisenchanted how we've been treated. elizabeth: senator ted cruz democrat didn't seem to care when dozens of migrants died in the back of a truck june of this year or drowned at the border. >> they didn't care. elizabeth: raped and assaulted by human drug traffickers which has been going on for years. thousands die every year making the triple legally. go ahead, brandon, final word. >> they didn't care. that is the hypocrisy they have seen. we know better than anybody, my border agents better than anybody know what is going on. we can tell you what biden is

doing is inhumane. it is not humane that the democrats are ignoring it. i always pleasure to discuss this issue and the american people need to know about it. elizabeth: thank you, brandon. climate czar joan kerry uses private jets. at one time his family owned five homes. he is dictating to impoverished nations in africa against gnarl because. a white house nutrition advisor things lucky charms cereal is more knew more nutritious than meet.

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doctor who claims in a study that the breakfast cereal lucky charms is healthier than meat, milk or eggs. this kind of makes me kind of happy. i love lucky charms? laugh. >> you know who this helps dentists. plucky charms are lucky for dentists. how do you take this seriously? lucky charms is half marshmellows, half cat food. if this is really a good situation knew tricksly, it is purple horseshoes and tender have it tills t undermines anything going on at the conference. they're angling out anything animal based. that ask the policy they're going towards. keep out meat and dairy, we'll have a dentist buy another time-share in aspen. >> always want the marshmellows in lucky charms, right? >> everybody knows, when you get

to the end of the bowl of lucky charles, when the marshmellows get scarce, you make the campaign promise, the little marshmallow portion of the bowl once you get the cat food portion out of the way. that is what happens. you have soggy meow mix on the right and diamond who are shoes on the left. elizabeth: your kids teeth are purple in time for halloween. he says reese's peanut buttercups are better for you. are we going to see a run on the story before halloween? >> does this guy own stock in diabetes medication? reese es peanut buttercup, that is my diet. that doesn't mean it should be everybody elses. i have hair, makeup, camera filters. the rest are in big trouble if you go with this die jet the gates foundation, rockefeller foundation, back this guy's research. what is happening with them

backing the research? tufts university touted this asterisk, as a great study. >> that was the hook. the person pushing this study is the dean of nutritional science and policy at tufts university. meaning policy, they want to push you away from meat. they want to push you away from animal based products. that is driving this conference. it's a bunch of sad vegans wanting to make us upset too. there is no world where the lucky charms, the honey nut cheerios, the chocolate covered peanuts are more nutritionally sound than milk, eggs, meat. i can't have it. again, go ahead, i'm sorry. >> you know, i mean, i guess we ate, grew up in the '70s and you know, there was no food scoring system back then for us, right? >> i did everything our parents did in the '70s would get them locked up today. when i was a toddler, if i was teething, i got a shot of brandy that put me to bed. last i checked you probably can't do that nowadays without

losing custody. elizabeth: jimmy, we'll have you back on. find you another subject just like that one so you can get excited. >> my exr expertise is terrific john kerry's family use as private jet.luxury homes. john kerry is dictated to improve visioned nations in africa don't invest in natural gas. "washington examiner" byron york, great writer, great author is coming up on "the evening edit".

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a billionaire. here is the problem here. a huge number of africans, 600 million, 43% of the population do not have electricity. they need electricity. quickest way to get that is with natural gas. in the united states, a shift from generating electricity with coal to generating with natural gas has led to a huge decline in emissions in the united states. down 32% between the year 2005 and 2019. that is because of the switchover to natural gas. if you are concerned about emissions, it has been enormous help. this is what john kerry does not want people to do in africa. why? they should wait and use renewables and add fewer emissions in the future. meanwhile, they have no electricity now.

>> this private jet is pumping out the hundred metric tons of carbon dioxide since the president took office. nearly 332,000 pounds of coal. >> yeah. look, it's not just a matter of hypocrisy, although it is that. it is a question of putting the perfect over the good where you have so many people who are in need. you have a solution that can bring them in to today's world, change their lives with electricity. you do not want to do it because you want to wait for some technology in the future that you think will be better. what about people's needs right now. >> natural gas is clean. it is cleaner. a clean emitting fuel. john kerry is arguing to these african-americans that they

remain operational path 2030 it will cause issues for them, they will struggle to break even on their within 10 years and projects that last as long as 40 years were not needed. how is he setting policy for africa when china is stepping into africa? >> well, i mean, he is not the only person setting policy for africa. and practical idea that he is pushing. you would think that any developing nation, if they had the chance to actually get electricity in the next five years as opposed to waiting 20 years for electricity with fewer emissions, they would want electricity now. >> the world's energy crisis has hiked the prices of food, electricity and other commodities and it has really slammed africa. >> yeah. a lot of africans have lost

electricity. there were more a little while ago. a number of people in africa have actually lost access to electricity because of what you are describing. the need is enormous. we have seen this in the past, for example. when hurricane katrina did so much damage in new orleans. good hearted people that wanted to replace some of the housing lost there, but made sure it had to be environmentally correct. people needed houses. they need places to live in. always this sense of ideology that gets in the way sometimes of just helping people. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you, liz. october 17-18 we will be live in washington, d.c. two very special editions of "the evening edit." we help tune in. i am elizabeth macdonald. thank you for tuning in.

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