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democrats claiming they have a mandate. they don't. even "the financial times" warns america's problems are still here after the midterms. with us tonight darrell issa, former acting attorney general matthew witmer, former education department official adam kissell. league eagle sol wisenberg, mitch roschelle, joe gamaldi, "newsweek." and the competitive enterprise institute. mexico is some to illegal drug cartels. mexico is trying to scare its own children away from drugs but with an ad spotlighting philadelphia. this hot new debate. u.s. states, the states are not letting americans vote to decide on their own whether to do democrats dangerous no-cash bail, setting free repeat criminals with no bail. democrats now talking like they may try to block house probes of hunter biden. and the administration stops

accepting applications for student loan forgiveness, after a court blocks that bailout of student loans this as democrats got the second highest youth vote in the last 30 years. so is this a bailout or a buyout? elon musk slams democrats for going after him for buying twitter letting one of the worst frauds in u.s. history blow up on their watch. the ftx cryptocurrency fraud run by a dig democrat donor only second to george soros. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show. check your money. stocks finishing down for the day, despite federal reserve officials saying that the fed may slow down interest rate hikes on positive signs about inflation but we've got another read tomorrow on inflation. this one is on producer prices. and the shocking collapse of the

cryptocurrency exchange ftx. at least a billion dollars invested in client funds now reportedly missing. tampa bay quarterback tom brady his ex-wife gisele bundchen investors taking hits. amazon laying off 10,000 workers its worst layoff in its history. president biden and china's president xi xinping met today ahead of g20 meetings tomorrow. edward lawrence is live in bali, indonesia with the latest. edward, good to see you again. reporter: hey, liz, good morning from tomorrow, 13 hours ahead. it is morning time here in bali. the meeting between president xi and president biden overshadowed the entire g20. president biden said he had a very clear conversation with chinese president xi. going into this meeting president biden said he is looking for the red line with the chinese, then want to negotiate from there. coming out of the meeting the president believes there will be more negotiations. president biden: yes, i didn't

find him more confrontational, more conciliatory, i found him the way he always has been, direct an straightforward. do i think he is willing to compromise on various issues? yes. reporter: the president says he does want to avoid a new cold war but he says that there haven't been or hasn't indicated any agreements as of yet. president biden: i'm not suggesting this is kumbayah, that everybody is going away with everything in agreement. i want to be clear and be clear with all leaders but particularly with xi xinping, that i mean what i say and i say what i mean. so there is no misunderstanding. reporter: the g20 starts in a couple of hours here in bali as it is morning and the president has several bilateral meetings today. liz? elizabeth: good morning to you, edward lawrence. thanks for your terrific reporting as always. good to see you. joining us now congressman

darrell issa from house foreign affairs and look who is bet, "newsweek" deputy opinion editor. batya ungar-sargon. good to have you on the show. first to you, congressman, the gop has a path to narrow, narrow house majority. could control of the house be decided by 10 close races in california? what are you hearing? we're hearing orange county, ventura county, central valley? >> basically the races in which we're already ahead by 2 points or more that haven't been called represent our majority. so we're pretty comfortable that we'll have a majority of 220 to 222. that is three or four seats more than the senate has where they're probably going to have a one-seat majority plus or minus. the fact is that the senate doesn't operate very well with a one-seat majority. the house operates just fine with a five, four, three, two, one-seat majority. we're pretty comfortable we'll have the gavels but also that we have the responsibility now to

create that divided government that the american people wanted. elizabeth: yeah, so to what the congressman said, batya, it's a split congress. democrats claiming they have a mandate. they don't have a mandate. >> they do not have a mandate. that is what i think a lot of people are missing about the midterm elections t was not a loss for republicans. it was not a win for democrats. it was a win ever depolarization, the american people are sick that they're being told at each other throats, politicians get ahead, media companies make money, social media companies make money. they're sick of rhetoric and they want america back that what unites us more than divides us. elizabeth: democrats likely will not win the house. the issue the gop didn't have a policy agenda they stipulated ahead of the midterm. gop leading independents

preferred desantis over trump of. trump candidates lost in michigan, pennsylvania, arizona, new hampshire that is the story last week. that is what people are talking about today. there is talk whether trump will announce tomorrow, whether that will backfire? where do do you come down like this? gop leaders, winsome sears, ken griffin, mike lawler he should step aside. >> i will not tell the former president whether he should run or not. i said he should not pick on people like governor youngkin and governor desantis who are doing competent job have the hearts and mindses in their state, certainly in the case of ron desantis national recognition for the job he has done. we're a united party. the way to be united partys she oaf those who did the right thing to accomplish thing. i'm always championing president trump's accomplishments. but i have to stick up for positive desantis and governor youngkin and many others who are

showing the kind of leadership america needs. elizabeth: to what the congressman said, batya, talk about the youth vote turning out for climate change. ron desantis is talking about that with infrastructure in florida, protecting that. batya, which have french press is reporting the world's elite flew over 400 private jets, private jets to the u.n. climate change conference in egypt. it could have been done on zoom or skype. the german press is reporting the air-conditioning, the air-conditioning is so cold there people are wearing winter clothes. >> listen, scratch beneath of surface of anybody high on their own supply lecturing about something you will find a hypocrite, right? it is so appalling they fly to these conferences. they lecture us on the one hand. ask for the american working class to pay exorbitant prices for gas while lecturing them. they fly their private jets. so much progressive movement is based on this idea, they get high on their own sense of

virtues and they demand the working class pay for it. elizabeth: what batya just said, congressman, get back to what the gop agenda is and gop fixes, right? why didn't the gop a year ago stipulate, hey, electricity is not green. you had california voters rejecting a plan to subsidize the electric car industry. $90 billion they rejected that. they didn't want that. michigan voters said no to a wind farm. why didn't the gop come out strong say electricity is not green. 80% of it is fossil fuels or nuclear? >> you're exactly right. we didn't do enough to tell the american people that the only way to have the first world that we have for now is to include fossil fuels, particularly natural gas. make the investment in nuclear and other zero emissions and that this idea that you can blow with wind energy or light the world with solar, it didn't work at sundown. it doesn't work when the wind drops off. you know everyone who wants to

be legitimately contract considerate to have reliable, affordable fuel have to take the mixed approach. republicans have to say it better. elizabeth: say it better. batya, what the congressman said, the democrats are demonizing u.s. energy not producing more. a year ago they said less to fight climate change. oil is 100% of america transportation needs. oil and gas are component of 6,000 everyday goods. no transitioning from away from oil, you increase the price of oil and gas you increase the price of everything else. oil prices take off way before the war in ukraine. it started the day biden took office. >> i think that there is a problem here where what the republican elite wants to be the answers to the real problems are not necessarily the answers that are compelling to the american working class. the gop is now the party of the working class. you guys have to start acting

like it. elizabeth: congressman issa, batya ungar-sargon we'll stay on the story what batya just said. congressman thank you for you are insights. good to see you again. >> thank you so much. >> democrats talking like they have a mandate. they don't. they're also talking like they may try to block gop probes of hunter biden if the gop wins the house. plus mexico tries to scare its own children away from drugs but look at this, with the new ad campaign featuring philadelphia? and we've got more own how u.s. states are not letting americans vote on democrats no-cash bail. this is dangerous stuff. it is about setting free repeat criminals with no bail after felony charges. joe gamaldi with the fraternal order of police next on "the evening edit". ♪. once he's all on his own? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire.

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elizabeth: lethal dangerous drug cartels is trying to scare its own children away from drugs but with an ad campaign a new one spotlighting philadelphia. fox news bryan llenas has more. bryan? >> liz, good evening, a record amount of deadly fentanyl from mexico has flooded u.s. cities nationwide, leading to record 100,000 overdoses but ironically

mexico's government is using footage from the street of kensington, philadelphia in a new anti-drug ads. the ads show homeless people, drug users late out on the ground barry walking or slummed over. the ads never identified the city, known from kensington, the neighborhood operating as open-air drug market particularly for heroin. drug overdose deaths in 20012001 were the highest they have ever been in philadelphia -- 2021. 1278 people died, 77% from fentanyl which mostly comes from mexico through the southern border. the mayor has supported harm reduction techniques such as adding vending machines for narcan. he supported proposals for safe injection sites. liz. elizabeth: what a story. bryan llenas thanks so much for bringing that to our attention. welcome back to the show, joe gamaldi with the fraternal order of police.

joe, that is quite a story. what was your reaction when you heard isn't. >> imagine the arrogance and audacity of the mexican government to use a philadelphia neighborhood to try to prevent people from doing drugs when they are implicit in trafficking drugs across our border. due to their ineptitude for generations the cartels there thrived and flooded our neighborhoods with illegal narcotics. because they refuse to do their job to take any action, because our own government refuses to secure our border the leading cause of death in this country is fentanyl for people 18 to 49. it is not showing signs of slowing down. here is an idea of mexican government, clean up your own house before talking about ours? elizabeth: that is heartbreaking. joe, there is a lot of about crime as factor in midterms. 2018 midterms, his panic asian support jumped double digits. black voters shifted four points

to the gop. joe, we want to ask you about this. about eight out of the nine states that have no-cash bail, you know, no-cash bail if you commit a felony, let out, if you try to do kidnapping even homicide, the majority of these states, eight states did not let americans vote on policies without setting bail, repeat criminals arrested for things we mentioned, homicide, arson more. why, how come americans are not allowed to vote on that? >> you know i don't think they want americans voting on it because it's a bastion of accomplishment for the democrats they were able to pass bail reform in a lot of these places. they know it would go down like the hindenburg on the ballot because we've seen murders at levels we haven't seen since the 1990s across this country. you saw it play out in the midterms in new york where multiple house seats flip. the house itself is going to flip republican but now that the republicans are in charge, it is time for them not just talk a good game but show something here. violence against law enforcement through the roof to the tune of

281 police officers shot already this year. so why don't the republicans go ahead and protect and serve act which would make it a federal crime to knowingly assault a police officer? don't just talk a good game. americans are expecting action on crime of this country. elizabeth: 27 of the top 30 cities with highest murder rates are led by democrat mayors. nine out of 10 arrests, joe, to your point, accused criminals were released with no bail, no-cash bail. new yorkers didn't get to vote on that, just eight out of nine states. it doesn't seem right at all? >> no, it doesn't. particularly when we see some repeat offenders, liz, how is it possible that 10 people are responsible for 500 arrests in the new york city police department right now? that is completely ridiculous. we are not even looking at the fact if we were to incarcerate them, repeat offenders for the long period of time, we could actually reduce the amount of victims we have in our communities. this has been the strategy for democrats for quite a long period of time we care more

about suspects than we do about victims. it is despicable. it has to stop. elizabeth: family of keira beddingfield, mother of three, was murdered by her husband. they will family is saying the governor is responsible for the crime but a lot of seats did flip inside of new york state. they did flip republican as the governor holds her seat. >> well you know i certainly praise there for having the courage an integrity want to step up to file a lawsuit. i hope they do. i hope every other american who has been impacting by these revolving door policies, i hope they follow as well. we may not win due to prosecutorial discretion and protection politicians have in the country, we need to send a clear message americans will not tolerate lawlessness anymore. we'll not allow families continue to be victims because we want to keep letting suspects out over and over again. elizabeth: joe, good to see you

again. thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story, the administration stops accepting applications for student loan forgiveness. the eighth circuit appeals court upholds injunction against biden's student loan bailout. as democrats got the second highest youth vote turnout in the last 30 years. is this a bileout or a buyout? we got former deputy independent counsel sol wisenberg ready to take on that next on "the evening edit".

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elizabeth: nothing like a split congress. the gop will take the house with a narrow majority. that is the projection. democrats will keep their narrow majority in the senate. we have fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill with more. chad? reporter: it's hard to follow the leaders if you don't know which party will lead. in bali president biden was skeptical democrats would maintain control of the house. president biden: i think we'll get very close in the house but i don't think we'll make it. reporter: senior house republican leadership source gop will hold between 219 and 221 seats. 218 is the magic number. house republicans will vote on their leaders by secret ballot tuesday. house minority leader kevin mccarthy could draw an opponent from freedom caucus favorite andy biggs from arizona. other conservatives want to dump

mccarthy. even if mccarthy survives tuesday, he must win an outwrite majority of the entire house in january. lindsey graham is among growing number of conservatives asking senate republicans to postpone their elections wednesday. rick scott aimed to challenge senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. for democrats house speaker nancy pelosi may not retire. a narrow minority may boost pelosi's case for staying. the slimmest house majority came in 1931. republican held just 218 seats, the exact number needed to control the chamber. liz? elizabeth: chad, thank you so much. look who is back, former deputy independent counsel sol wisenberg. great to see you again, thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> happy to be here. elizabeth: sol, democrats are talking like they may try to block republican probes of hunter biden if the gop does take back the house. let's watch this. we want your reaction to this watch. >> the white house has, will continue to play with fair and

legitimate oversight because we are a white house that respects norms and the rule of law but i think that you know, the american people didn't vote for congress being used to conduct political vendettas over the next two years. they voted for -- >> well obviously everybody has to comply with the law such as the law is is. so you know, we would hope that they would feel chastened by the voters of america who dealt them an historic repudiation. elizabeth: sol, is this hunter biden probe's, is this a political vendetta? should the gop feel chastened not to investigate hunter biden? >> no, not at all. there are obviously political aspects to it but it is an investigation that is long overdue and needs to be accomplished somewhere and as i often said before on the show, the key in these investigations is, what is the scope of your inquiry? whatever we know, whatever the department of justice is looking

at is very narrow in focus and republicans have something broader in mind. i think that is a good thing and listen, they're not going to be able, the democrats will not be able to stop this. they will look completely inconsistent under the law if they do that. elizabeth: what concerns you most about what the biden family and what hunter biden was doing overseas with their selling access into the obama white house? >> just the influence peddling and the possible involvement of the president himself when he was vice president and, trust me, if the, if the democrats decide to try to create trouble or boycott the hearings like some of the republicans did in with the january 6th committee the republicans will be more than happy to hold hearings without them. listen this will be very embarrassing to a lot of people in washington a full-fledged investigation. elizabeth: how does it affect u.s. national security? >> well, i think that, what we might find is the influence

peddling that went on affected u.s. national security so much of the work that hunter biden did had to do with chinese entities and powerful chinese individuals. so i think the jury is still out on how it affected u.s. national security but that is going to be one of the big aspects of it. listen, there are a lot of people in washington on both parties who stand to be embarrassed by any real investigation into influence peddling in d.c. elizabeth: you know, joe biden emphasizes his son was a drug addict. critics say that defense stands in glaring contradiction to the fact that hunter maintain ad worldwide multimillion-dollar what you say is influence peddling scheme. the question is, why foreign figures gave him international money and transfers and complex deals worth millions of dollars to kyiv be to bay screening? >> that is what we call in criminal law an inconsistent defense. on the one hand you're a drug

addict, so you have no mental responsibility, on the other hand you're raking in millions and millions of dollars. i don't think it is going to fly. elizabeth: you know, sol, what we see, it is based, it is around energy, right? burisma, cefc in china. nobody knows what is happening with burisma now. cefc and china blew up. the story was the biden family was working on natural gas deals, selling u.s. natural gas reserves out of the united states into china and whether or not hunter biden knew what was going on with ukraine's energy policy in his dealings also in talking to moscow. so that's, it seems like it is a energy story too. final word? >> it will be the gift that keeps on gifting, liz? it is a scandal that will be a feast. the bottom line, this is not somebody's son who was supposed to be regular lobbiest this is guy no one would hire in the

private sector who all of sudden being hired for all this complex stuff. elizabeth: sol, thanks for coming on the show. we'll stay on the story. thanks for coming on. >> same here, liz. elizabeth: we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. elon musk is slamming democrats going after him, for buying twitter while letting the one of the worst frauds in history blow up on their watch. the ftx cryptocurrency fraud. that the second highest donor to democrats after george soros. biden administration stops accepting applications for student loan forgiveness after a federal judge blocked the pay out after democrats got second highest youth vote in 20 years. was this a bailout or buyout? mitch rochelle is next on "the evening edit."

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♪. elizabeth: this is what is going on in washington, bailouts, pork, hundreds of billions of dollars of your money wasted on things like pandemic fraud and giveaways like the president's student loan bailout that helps mostly rich workers, not the working class. all of this is why your tax dollars are now going to pay interest costs on ballooning u.s. debt. that debt is now on track, excuse me the interest costs, the interest costs on that debt is now on track to surpass the budget for the pentagon. hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more. hillary? reporter: good evening, liz. if republicans secure control of the house they will have leverage and they say they plan to use it to force democrats to trim the fat of their bloated budget and not allow any new government spending without budget cuts. democrats promise they won't give in to any pressure to make cuts but they want a compromise. senate majority leader chuck schumer said he is willing to work with republicans to avoid a

government shut down looming over the holidays and fund the government. democrats also claim that republicans want to put social security and medicare on the chopping block, to cut spending but the committee for a responsible federal budget says the priorities should be stopping new spending and social security and medicare can remain untouched. if the debt ceiling is not lifted the federal government would default on its bills and that's a problem if the bill collector is a foreign government like china. liz? elizabeth: hillary vaughn, thank you so much. good to see you. joining me now education department official adam kissell, and mitch roschelle with macro trends advisors. thanks for joining us tonight. good to see you both. first to you, adam, the president's student loan bailout. is this a bailout or buyout of the youth vote? >> it is both. the biden administration knew what it was doing was illegal. it did it anyway. they made a campaign promise and they just wanted the votes of young americans so they did it

anyway. elizabeth: what do you think, mitch? now the administration is not accepting applications for student loan forgiveness. a federal judge says it is unconstitutional. the eighth circuit court of appeals just upheld that block today. one of the largest exercises of legislative power without congress in the history of the u.s. is this a bailout or a buyout? >> it is definitely a buyout and to invoke the heros act which was post-9/11 piece of legislation for buying votes from young voters, the worst and most egregious part of it, liz, the fact you could be making a six figure income and get your student loan forgiven. that just to me is egregious, appalling, i could go on. elizabeth: you know the democrat, house democrats got i think it looks like the second highest youth vote turnout in the last 30 years. but people forget what vice president kamala harris had to say about college kids.

watch this. >> here is what we did, we recognized the fact that 18 through 24, when i was at howard university and we were in college, we were 18 to 24, you know what we were called, college kids. but when you turn 189 you're in the system you are considered an adult. what is the other thing we know about this population and a specific phase of life, remember, age is more than a chronological fact. what else do we know about this population, 18 through 24. they are stupid. [laughter]. that is why we put them in dormitories. and they have a resident assistant. they make really bad decisions. elizabeth: okay, adam, she was talking about a youth program aimed at stopping recidivism through education but that was pretty, you know, it didn't age well, right? >> right. you know, about 26 million people have applied for loan

forgiveness apparently they thought they made a bad decision and needed a bailout from the government. in fact 40 million people or more will be eligible. that is a lot of votes, especially considering how close a lot of the races are. biden was even going to issue checks to people who have not been paying, for those who have been paying their loans since 2020. it is almost like driving the voter except it is worse because they will not even get the bailout. elizabeth: to what adam said, mitch, it seems so cynical because it doesn't attack the root cause. they're all about root causes, of what, how fat cat college academics or tuition gouging families, it did not go after what academics, excuse me universities and colleges are doing, ratcheting ever higher college tuition costs. that is why what biden did is being called cynical. what do you say, mitch. >> i liz i got done paying for eight years of college. my twins graduated last may and the thing, all i saw over the course of four years, forget about the covid lockdowns but i saw tuition go up.

when you print money the way the college loan system works, you're printing money, you're just inflating costs. it is the exact same model we saw hitting our economy right now. so, i am very cynical. i really worry that kids graduating from college right now are not, their kids are not prepared for the workforce. elizabeth: which own that debt. u.s. taxpayers own college debt. so you know, keep that debt flow going. keep the bailouts going to buy votes. wow, quite a racket we're seeing. adam, mitch, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll have you back on soon. ii want to let you know. i'm very happy to be back. i was overseas for my play in england t was a success. i'm very surprised about that. but i'm happy. it was a packed audience. we got lots of applauds and cheers about true story of marjorie kemp biographer about the english language and first unsung heroes, yes they're called heroes under the

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elizabeth: this is one of the most disturbing stories has seen in a long time. the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange ftx. investors losing a ton of money and this new red flag, reportedly at least $10 billion of customer money secretly

transferred out of the company by its ceo to another separate firm he owns. he is a big democrat donor. kelly o'grady in los angeles with more. kelly? reporter: good evening to you, liz. the newest bombshell of that transfer, one to two billion in customer funds has reportedly vanished from ftx. founder sam bankman fried execs helped conceal that move. now some of that money has gone missing, and it has financial leaders calling this a crypto ponzi scheme? it keeps getting worse. ftx is dealing with a hack as well. consumers asked to stay off the site after roughly 475 million was reportedly stolen this weekend and so that brings up the larger implications that go beyond ftx. it is unclear how far the contagion effect will spread but these exchanges, industry is being called into question and this could also even up the door

for regulatory action. that flies in the face of what a decentralized currency is supposed to be. but there are questions where was the regulation to begin with? back to you, liz. elizabeth: kelly o'grady always great reporting. jessica melugin director of technology at the competitive enterprise institute this is an upsetting story, jessica. it is great to have you back on. elon musk says democrats you're going after mee for buying twitter when this is one of the worst frauds in history blowing up on your watch? what do you say. >> this is a legitimate function of government, dealing with fraudulent behavior in the market, what we're seeing with elon seems much more politically fraught, more of an agenda with him outside the laws of the land. one is a rule of law question. you can't lie to people, you can't defraud people, you can't steal. the other seems about making political hay out of everyone of

elon decisions day-to-day. to your point liz. elizabeth: the former ceo of ftx, sam sam bank fran freed, we showed that he is second biggest donor to democrats other than george soros. he gave 28 to 38 million to democrats in the midterm races. after the fact, doj, sec, state lawmakers going after ftx, you know what i mean? they talk a big game about going after musk. ed markey is threatening musk after "the washington post" columnist created a fake twitter account in markky's name, got it verified. markky knew about that. they are all going after musk. this is big deal going on with ftx. >> implications are much bigger with whatever elon decides to do with the social media chat site, right? you would think a u.s. support senator and "washington post"

reporter would have better things to do than bait elon musk and it generates clicks. i will make mistakes. we'll try new things. everything will not work. we've seen evidence of that. that is different what you're seeing on the crypto side which has real implications for people, right? that is real money. elon at twitter it seems to be a different world. elizabeth: you know, so the media is all about elon musk when you know, twitter's stock was basically dead money t wasn't really moving for years. and now musk is warning the balance sheet, they have net negative cash flow of several billion dollars. he is saying bankruptcy is not out of the question. so it was a big democrat, you know, icon, before musk and now it is bad because musk took it over, he is trying to get its finances under control. nobody talked about how bad its balance sheet was, you know what i mean, jessica? >> i think this may be fortunately news to many people in washington who might not have

the same accountability but i have a flash for you, breaking news, bankruptcy is always a possibility with a business, right? at least with elon musk he stared that down before and brought it back from the brink. no one else is on the hook. he is on the hook. the people that decided to invest but you know, he is playing in the real world and i wish that there wasn't so much political charge and distraction around him. elizabeth: got it. jessica, we'll have you back on. good to see you again, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story coming up, the head of u.s customs & border protection, he hands in his official resignation less than a day after he said he will not go, he will not resign. biden's border crisis continues to get worse by the day. up next, former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker on "the evening edit." >> instead after white house acting to do more on the border, to secure that border, give the men and women of cbp the tools they need to fix the problems we're talking about the commissioner being fired.

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elizabeth: this story, head of u.s. customs and border protection handed in his official resignation to president, less than a day after saying he would not resign, as biden's policies continue to fail at the

border, mike tobin in eagle rock, texas with more. reporter: magnus refused, then sent his resignation the follows day, former acting deputy secretary of defense of homeland security said magnus was doomed from the start. >> they hired him, they want cvp to fail like they want i.c.e. to fail. reporter: police and agents express no optimism for improvement with a new chief, border patrol union treated that the border crisis is due to leadership biden, with biden, harris and mayorkas. magnus will be replaced by a man named miller. white house press secretary refused to comment.

>> elizabeth: mike -- great reporting, joining us now. matthew whitaker. what do you make of the story. >> a fall guy for failed policies, almost 2 t 2.3 million people have entereddure our country illegally. most filed bogus asylum claims, backing up immigration courts now to 6 years to hear a case. until they get serious about securing the border, and stopping people from coming into the country and inforenforcing our laws. everyone that enters illegally commits a crime, and they are prosecuting no one for that, this administration is not serious, this just someone to blame that will buy them more time to continue their policies. >> this disturbing story.

guatemala minister of defense telling daily caller he is concerned that terrorist and criminals are headed through central america to the border, border patrol apprehended 98 people, 388 with terrorists in all u.s. borders, that includes multiple with same terrorists, what do you make of golden state the guatemala official warning about this. >> it is the canary in the coal mine. he sees traffic coming through and knows we have seasonal most a hundred people on terrorist watch list this year, zero people in 2019. we're going to have a major terrorist events in our nation from someone who kim into the country illegally. remember the 100 number so far attempted are those that we have encountered, there are a lot of suspected terrorists that potentially are coming in undetected.

it is a serious vulnerability. this is just another example of the collateral damage of the this administration's policy. elizabeth: president and vice president saying that border is secure, but this data coming in apprehended more than 750 gang affiliated criminals, many tied to ms-13. >> remember, the cartels and gangs control the border. they have increased their revenues by 26 times when it used to -- what it used to be, and 300 thousand unaccompanied minors that are trafficked and subjected to unbelievable experiences that minors should never be experiences. elizabeth: what happens if house g.o.p. takes back the house. do you think there will beent o.

>> i think that is on the table. all members that i have met on the campaign trail over last two years suggests that is person number one that to talk to. i was surprised in the election results that border chaos did not rank high on the voter's minds, it will cause more crime, fentanyl deaths and more chaos in every community. andez ms-13 people are bad. >> attorney general general whitaker thank you. >> thank you for watching it is good to be back, join us tomorrow night, we'll have a jam-packed show tomorrow night. thank you for watching, again. ♪ ♪ kennedy: do we know anything yet? it has been a week since millions of people voted in m midterm, we don't know which party is running the house, what is taking so long. as we speak this