will bring the country together. can unite america. growth and freedom and reforms and respect around the world and closing the border and all of his tradition traditional themes. i think what he's saying is peace and prosperity is something that is very possible, and i think all that came out this this conversation. so the it was a great pleasure for me to do it and a great honor, and it was also great fun. we had a good time. anyway, speaking of peace and prosperity and having great fun, my pal, liz macdonald, coming up next. elizabeth: larry, it was so detailed. you really dug in there. so fascinating. thank you so much. great interview with former president trump. have a good weekend. welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> she's aware, we're singing from the same song sheet. she helped pass all the laws

that are being employed now. scheft a major player -- she was a major player in everything we've done. elizabeth: what was that about? president biden, he's really mad kamala harris is not talking about him on the campaign trail. today he got his revenge, a surprise white house briefing room appearance for the first time ever as president right at the exact same time kamala harris was speaking in battleground michigan stealing away her headlines. is he trying to destroy her campaign? he literally made a point to let reporters know his policies are her policies when she's been trying to distance hearse from him. there's also this. >> reporter: what do the sates need, mr. president? >> reporter: what? >> reporter: what do the states in the storm zone need? what did you see today? >> oh, in the storm zone. >> reporter: yes, sir. >> i didn't know which storm you were talking about. elizabeth: biden forgets about hurricane helene, really? trump just gave a detailed

interview with larry kudlow on how to fix america. also this controversy, watch. >> we're not getting the amount of support we need. >> we haven't seen fema, rehaven't -- we haven't seen red cross, we haven't seen harvest with hands. we've seen no agencies come through here. most people drive through with their cameras out filming us like we're animals in a zoo and don't stop. >> it's the too late. i mean, they took too long. they, i think it took them five days to get here. it's disgraceful. we each -- they keep saying we, the people, no, it's them versus us. elizabeth: hurricane victims saying we've been abandoned, but biden wildly claims helene victims are, quote, very happy. this as a fema is out of disaster funds. it's also been spending a billion dollars on illegal aliens since last year. trump's constitutional rights

violated, a judge unseals jack smith's detailed motion, unusually detailed, before the election a month away. even cnn's top legal analyst, ellie hoenig, now says jack smith is breaking the rules, he's unprincipled. we're going to show you what's going on. plus, kamala harris' inner circle increasingly alarmed about tim walz with's lying and embellishment. we'll take it on tonight. but first, this -- >> which storm you're talking about. they're getting everything they need. they're very happy. across the board. so we've just got to -- i have to go back to congress to get some more money. >> we do not have the funds, fema does not have the funds to make it through the season. elizabeth: that was president biden responding to the question, quote, what do the states in the storm zone from helene need after of what you saw today? he said storm zone? if i didn't know which storm

you're talking about. he also is claiming victims of hurricane helene are happy, that they're getting everything they need. he's not knowing what storm we're talking about, but hundreds say, no, we're still on our own out there. criticism about the $1 billion in fema funds spent on illegal aliens too. joining us now, florida congresswoman kat cammack. congressman, thanks for joining us in the studio. it's wonderful the you own. -- you on. what do you make of what's going on? >> this is an absolute disgrace. as someone whose district took a direct hit, i myself have seen boots on the ground, cedar key, steinhatchee, inland, total devastation, catastrophic damage. in talking with my colleagues, we are talking about some of the worst catastrophic if damage that we have ever seen certainly concern -- elizabeth: like katrina? >> certainly, yes. worse than that. this is a category four, it has a wider wind storm. the path is absolutely

destructive. and for alejandro mayorkas to now poor mouth the american people, that's a slap in the face. but to add insult to injury, for the last four years fema has been taking money out of an emergency housing fund and giving it to the el illegals for plane tickets, bus tickets and hotel rooms. this has been going on for four years. and new people are really starting to understand why that was so dangerous, because we have americans in need, and you can't find anyone if on the ground who is getting the assistance they need. so we have a real problem. there is mismanagement at the fema level, at the do dhs level. we have a lot of work to do. elizabeth: i mean, people are likely dying right now. i mean, fema's saying no fema money is being diverted from, you know, disaster relief money. they're saying the spending on illegal aliens comes from a separate bucket. okay, that's beside the point. the biden-harris white house is basically saying we can do whatever we want with fema money, turning it into an

illegal alien services agency. >> that's fundamentally false. i myself have yesterday both the administrator and alejandro mayorkas, and just three months ago mayorkas said they were well positioned if prepared for hurricane season. now they're broke. let us go back a few years when we asked for receipts of the spending of the $130 million plus four years ago and subsequent years, you know what they gave us? list of nonprofits and n negotiations. those ngos are block granted these funds, and then they give them out. they're the ones, like catholic charities and others, that purchase the plane tickets and bus tickets -- elizabeth: for illegal aliens. >> -- for illegals. that's' why you have fema saying, oh, we're hands off, no, no, it's because they're using the catholic charities and others to do the duringty work for them. -- dirty work. elizabeth: biden says helene victims are happy, they're getting what they need, and fema's provide -- providing this

$750 checks. they're saying it's covering 100% of the local costs for food, water and shelter, but it's been more than a week, and a lot of the hurricane victims are saying we are abandoned, we haven't seen anybody. >> yeah. i actually just about less than an hour ago got off the phone with the deputy secretary from faa i they had a total flight restriction over asheville and chimney rock -- elizabeth: why? i'm sorry to interrupt. >> they were saying because of the president's is visit, but this was in place after of the flyover from the president. i had constituents that were donating their own, their time, their aircraft, their own supply, they were going in, doing search and rescue and dropping off critical supplies that were told that they would lose their pilot's license. so we have already stepped in, and we have demanded a list for any adverse action that has been referred to the f ark a for any pilots that have been told they're going to the lose their pilot's license if they go in and deliver aid or rescue

people. this is ab is sured. what is happening though -- absurd. the f if a a a is i saying, listen, it's the state of north carolina that's making this request. now, we know the governor is at odds with the lieutenant governor. i think there should be someone looking into what the state's with request has been up to this point. elizabeth you know what? the priority is the american people. rescue them now. >> yes. elizabeth: you've been working hard on this issue, we understand. we're going to stay on the story. thanks for joining us, congresswoman cammack, it's great to see you. >> thank you for cover it. -- covering it. >> it's too late. i mean, they took too long. they, they had -- it took them five days to get here, and, i mean, it took five days for biden to come here, and he didn't think we were worth come coming down to see us himself, he had to fly over on his way to raleigh. it's disgraceful. they tell us what we need is

instead of listening to us. there's people that have lost everything, their home, their -- everything, priceless items that were worth thousands of dollars, and i'm actually here. they can do more than that. i mean, it's -- i female betrayed. i feel like we're not worth it to them. >> there's just a complete failure, weak leadership here in north carolina in the federal government, and it takes strong leadership in florida to send us up here. if it wasn't for desantis, this never even would have happened. there's no support here, there's no leadership. elizabeth: okay, enough already. help helene victims. that was north carolina resident jordan landing speaking to the jesse waters, also john howard with the florida national guard special unit, you just heard from them about their frustration over the biden-harris' white house's bad response to lee -- helene. let's bring in chris cabrera. thanks for your service to

america. okay, frustration over prioritizing, you know, sending funds to illegal aliens over citizens where helene victims are feeling abandoned. it's also border communities feeling abandoned, inner cities feeling abandoned by biden-harris. what do you make of the spending of a billion dollars on illegal aliens? >> i'd like to say that i'm spock shocked by it but, unfortunately, i'm not. unfortunately, this administration has their priorities out of whack, and it's unfortunate when you have people in these states or that are really suffering right now x there's no money left in the coffers for the united states citizen that's in need. elizabeth: okay, so, you know what -- the thing is, they're spending fema funds on illegals. if you look at it this way, fema's a disaster agency. is the biden-harris white house admitting the border's a disaster? >> yeah, you know, even if they were to the admit it was a disaster, the fema if funds should be the last funds to go to illegal aliens. that's for the home, you know,

disasters here that, you know, whether it's a hurricane, a tornado or whatever the case may be. those funds should be set aside just for american citizens. elizabeth: you know, chris, this is a reality, the white house's open borders. about 13 million including gotaways, we tracked about 1700 terrorists in between the importants of entry at all the borders -- ports of entry, at all the borders, caught. they've been leaving everyone else -- all taxpayers on their own, to deal with this and higher crime and higher taxes. we got a study showing the cost of illegal immigration is about $150 billion annually. that means everybody's state and local taxes go up. swing state voters and taxpayers in the swing states, they pay $15 with of -- 15 billion of this. they've seen a major increase in illegal aliens since 2020221. we're talking triple-digit increases. so when you see this, when you

think of it this way, a really, it's the chaos at the border but a free-for-all on the taxpayers inside each state. >> yeah, you know, it defies logic. i mean, it's, you know, the way this administration is thinking is just backward thinking all over the place. it's unfortunate that some people won't even wake up to see this, and they'll still vote democrat knowing that they're just, you know, giving our taxpayer dollars away. elizabeth: chris cabrera, thanks for your service working with the border to keep it safe. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: [inaudible conversations] >> all right, go ahead. go ahead. elizabeth: okay. now he's a lame duck. biden decides to do his first ever white house press briefing room conference? stealing the headlines from kamala's big michigan speech? we'll break down biden's revenge

on kamala for not bringing him up on the campaign trail. byron york is going to take it on tonight. also democrats' election maneuvers, look at this. first there was a sudden crackdown on the border out of the blue. now kamala's flip-flops and copying trump, now it's pushing and delaying past the election that disastrous port if strike. tonight, a business owner will speak to us on kamala doing anything to get elected. as more on a new report kamala's inner circle not happy not knowing about tim walz's lying and embellishments and how that's alarming top democrats. plus, tech genius elon musk, he will join president trump on the campaign trail in butler, pennsylvania, tomorrow. that's the site of the first assassination attempt on the former president. my panel will react. but first, even top cnn legal analyst elie honing ig says jack smith is bending and breaking k doj rules just to stop trump this an unprincipled way.

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everything that this judge does that the decision is going to be seen by, you know, something like half the public as a, you know, interference in the election, politically spilling this information before the election, you know, is not the role of a judge. >> there is no executive privilege, no attorney-client privilege in the mind of jack smith during this whole investigation. he had to go to a new grand jury to clean up the indictment, to straighten it out in terms of the potential for what was going to be admissible at this trial and what's going to be fought over in a hearing x. if he's made one mistake from appellate review, if any of this is an overreach, it's contaminating the grand jury. elizabeth: okay, that was, first, you heard from can cb cbs news' legal contributor saying that jack smith's new filing in the 2020 case against trump with just a month to go before the election violates former president trump's constitutional rights to a fair trial. then you heard from veteran

prosecutor jim trusty saying he tainted the grand jury pool. let's bring in american majority ceo ned ryun. ned, what do you make of this? people say this is election interference, and this comes after jack -- >> it absolutely is. elizabeth: -- smith had demanded an unconstitutional gag order on trump that was so overboard that even judge chutkan and an appeals court had to cut it back. >> it's hard to state how gross and disgusting this is, what jack smith is doing. what he's essentially doing, liz, is dropping a 165-page o to ppo research book on turn about 30 days out from the election in hopes of influencing the election, that this information will be a taken up by the can't propagandists with damaging headlines to trump to damage him for november 5th. and i would point out to people what jack smith has done. this motion if is four times the normal legal maximum, he had to get special permission for that. he's included grand jury testimony that's supposed to be

secret. he's releasing this publicly against a defendant in which there's no way to. >>s -- to cross-examine, ono way to to challenge this. he's releasing it in hopes of damaging donald trump. he's violating the doj's manual that says federal prosecutors may not time some of their actions to influence an election. this has everything to do with influencing an election. and the last thing i'll say is this, liz: the special prosecutor, independent prosecutor statute expired 25 years ago. a special counsel like jack smith answers to the attorney general. jack smith is acting as a apt g. garland's attack dog on donald trump. elizabeth: and biden-harris' attack jog with. ellie hoenig now calls it a cheap shot. show this story. >> it is. elizabeth: a cheap shot against trump saying smith, quote, bent ordinary justice department procedure to get one last shot weeks before the election.

there is no defunding smith's conduct, it is legally prejudicial to the trump. jack smith violated court doj policies and principles. so who can throw the book at jack smith? judge aileen cannon said he's got no legal standing because his entire office is unconstitutional. >> correct. but the whole point is they, the biden-harris administration is using the legal system, a continuation of the lawfare against trump. they're using the legal system with the thinnest of heel veneer as a political weapon against donald trump. but also a, liz, you have to understand this is also them viewing an -- elizabeth: let's stay on this, hang on -- >> donald trump as an existential threat. elizabeth: well, can you sue, what about suing to to stop jack smith? i mean, honig also wrote that judge chutkan is i trying to have it both ways too. she claims not to care about the coming election despite her earlier effort toss fast track

this case before the election. she gotchastized by the supreme court. so, you know, when you see what's going on, how do you stop it? >> first of all, i think how you stop it is going to be a massive rebuke to this behavior on november 5th. that's ultimately how we have to stop it, liz. the american people have to be -- elizabeth: wait a minute if, timeout. he's violating the constitutional rights of donald trump. [laughter] he's tainting the -- >> they're been violating them for years. elizabeth: i know. but what about disbarment? >> i would be for any of the above. i mean, this goes back to when donald j. trump wins and is sworn back into office in january of 202025, there have to be consequences for this type of behavior, liz, for there to actually be a restoration of a talking to usual republic. this sort of gross, overtly political abusing of our legal system, there have to be consequences including disbarment, including all sorts of punishment for this behavior. unless you do that, it will

continue on in the future. elizabeth: you can't have that. you can't are the american people already cynical about what's going on. it's just poisoning the conversation out there. >>s. elizabeth: ned lie yun you should -- ned ned ryun, great to have you on. >> thanks, liz. [inaudible conversations] >> my name's joe biden. [laughter] elizabeth: okay. president biden just stepped on kamala harris' big michigan speech bigtime. he did a surprise white house briefing room press conference right as kamala harris was speaking in battleground michigan, stealing her headlines. he also made a point to say is my policies are her policies right as kamala is trying to distance herself from biden, running away from him. byron york is going to take on this new democrat party civil war, full out in the open. plus, more democrat division. kamala harris' inner circle reportedly had no idea the extent of tim walz's

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>> yeah, if we look at whether voters believe we're with on the right track or the wrong track, i think this sort of gets at a problem for kamala harris' campaign. just 28% of americans think the u.s. is on the right track, and i want you to put that into perspective, right? when does the average when the incumbent party loses the election, look at that, it's just 25%. that looks like a heck of a lott like -- a lot like that 28% who think the country's on the right track. elizabeth: whoa. that's a cnn polling expert. the way things are losing, kamala harris could lose to the donald trump: two-thirds say the u.s. is on the wrong track.

that's right around the average where incumbents tend to lose. this as democrats just narrowly averted a potentially disastrous port strike. but biden aides reportedly pressured the other side of the union table, the shippers, to they negotiations until after the election. joining me now the ceo of a small business in fort wayne, indiana, hit by the port strike, he is 2009 ganz -- brian ganz. we're so sorry you were affected by this. so it looks like the pain is justed. this just feels politicized just the stay in power. if. >> well, you know, we were very fortunate that it was called off, but to be honest with you, liz, we still are forced to air freight some product. there is going to be a slight they at the port, and as you suggest, this is really just kicking the can down the road. so we're getting a prepared for the strike to come back on in january. elizabeth: yeah, that's interesting. so any concern -- it's a great message you're

giving, brian, because other businesses probably need to hear what you're saying because they need to prepare. okay, so kamala harris, you know, she's saying and doing anything to get elected. weaver tracking about a dozen flip-flops to the milling all of a sudden, copying trump's policies to to win. all of a sudden they're doing a border crackdown at theisth hour, so it just feels like playing politics so close to the election. if this is how they're handling it, would you trust kamala harris presidency or a trump presidency? >> well, i think there's a big everybody issue than that, and nobody seems to be talking about this. they're talking about a 62 increase over 6 years. -- 62. elizabeth: of what? 622% in wages, right? >> in their wages over the course of the next of years, up to the an hourly rate of $62 an hour. i mean, this is craziness. i'm at fort wayne, indiana. i've just given all of my workers a 10% price, wage increase because

we've got to compete. now i give everybody a starting wage of $221 an hour -- 221 an hour, and they're looking at these folks getting $6222 ap an hour? you know, this is going to can create increasing pressure if, you know? it's going to rekindle inflation, and it is only a matter or time before american businesses like mine are going to be forced to pass along these additional costs to the consumers. elizabeth: or do layoffs. kamala harris is talking about a 44.6% all-in small business tax hike. that would be the rate. final word. >> yeah. that would be unsustainable for us. elizabeth: bryan ganz, enlightening to talk the with you. good luck with everything, okay? we'll stay on the story. >> thanks so much, liz. elizabeth sure. look at this story, key members of kamala harris' inner circle not aware of tim walz's lying and embellishments of his bio, so what happened to the vetting process here? joining us now, look who's here, the one and

only great fox news contributor, liz peek, great author and columnist. liz, what do you think of this? why was he picked as her running mate? because he called j.d. vance weird in. [laughter] >> i think that's about it, are liz. i can't really -- no. why? because he's a soulmate for kamala harris. they are both left-wing progressives, and they really believe in all those social programs and so forth that tim walz has enacted in minnesota. i mean, i think that they are policy wise very much in line, and i think she felt comfortable with him. he doesn't upstage her as perhaps josh shapiro might, the governor of pennsylvania, who was another probably better choice. elizabeth: you know what's so weird? he is just mimicking her line, her answer to any policy question. i group a middle class child. he says, i grew up riding bikes in rural america. so when trump is doing detailed, detailed, detailed interviews about his policy x then

you have got the lies piling up with tim walz, it can't be he just chose walz because of his governorship of minnesota. it ranks among the worst of taxation and regulations in the country, a quarter billion in covid funds stolen and state reports directly blame walz for looking the other way when it came to the fraud, wasteabuse of taxpayer money in -- waste waste and abuse of taxpayer money in minnesota. >> let's face it, kamala harris and democrats in general are not looking for people who really are efficient and do a job well. that's, i mean, we could spend an hour talking about the bide biden cabinet. there's not one of them that i think has really performed well in his office in the last three and a half years, liz, so that is not a requirement. i mean, if you look at the fraud that went on in minnesota under this governor, it's extraordinary. and, by the the way, it wasn't just people losing out hundreds of millions of dollars of

federal money, taxpayer money to fraudsters, literally fraudsters chen when the money was supposed to be going to needy children, it's also nobody was fired, nobody was -- there's no accountability. the nonpartisan is person who has been keeping track of all this as the governor's office was basically unmoved by the clear evidence that money was being stolen. elizabeth: sorry, i just sneezed. >> so it does not bode well for this guy in the -- elizabeth: sorry, nothing to sneeze about what you just said. sorry. [laughter] the other ting "24" ing -- the thing too, liz, when you see what the media's finally waking up to, there is such disarray in this white house. you just had biden overshadow and bigfoot kamala harris' speech this michigan. he just did a surprise first ever white house press briefing saying that, yeah, kamala harris' policies are my policies. looks like he's trying to just get his revenge when she's been trying

to to distance herself from the him. >> yeah. elizabeth: let's listen to scott jennings on cnn about walz trying to defend his record of lying. listen to this. >> effectively, what he has said is, sorry, guys, i'm too dumb to tell the truth. he called himself a knucklehead, i have bad grammar. he holds himself up to be a schoolteacher and a coach, is that the life lesson he's giving to kids underneath his car? -- his care? elizabeth: that was the thing, he said i'm a knucklehead, that's why i lie. i talk like everybody else. everybody else lies in no, they don't. >> no, no. elizabeth: you know, once again, there's more baggage with this guy than an airplane. final word. >> i think you got it right the first time. this is a real miss in the kamala harris vetting, and i think it tells us a lot about the competence of the kamala harris team and the people who would be in her white house, liz. elizabeth: liz peek, great point there, as always. good to the see you. have a good weekend. >> nice to see you,

thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. president, for being here. >> thank you, mr. president, for being here. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you for spending some time here with us. elizabeth: all right. trouble in paradice. president biden just stepped on kamala's big michigan speech with a surprise white house briefing room press conference, his first ever as president. he made a point of saying his policies are her policies. did he just try to destroy her campaign? byron york is going to take it on coming up. also tonight to, tech genius elon musk is going to be with former president trump at trump's butler, pennsylvania, rally, the site of the former president's fest assassination attempt. -- first assassination attempt. stephanie hamill and e.j. ej antoni will take it on. we want to hear first what's coming up on "the bottom line." sean: hey, e-mac. democrats are aaccusing president trump of politicizing helene, but they're the ones who botched the recovery. also the middle east

conflict, what's this going to do to oil prices? phil flynn so break it down nurse. taye dagen former nassar driver greg biffle, he's one of the organizers this vast grassroots aerial army running missions to get supplies and rescue people in western north carolina. can't wait to hear if him. and daniel garza on why kamala harris' support is slipping to multi-election lows among latinos. hmm. open border, don't like it, top of the hour. muck. ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about.

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>> in north carolina and in georgia and in some others too, they had no communication whatsoever. all of the poles are down, all of the wires are down, they're all lying in the mud, right in and i saiding well, what can i do? they said, we need help. and i called elon. and i'm telling you, it was amazing, the call wasn't even over, and starlink unit were being delivered to north carolina and now to georgia. elon delivered so quickly. elizabeth: that's former president trump praising elon musk for getting musk's starlink satellites in fast to help restore internet service to hurricane helene victims. this as the news is coming in elon musk will attend trump's rally in butler, pennsylvania,

tomorrow. it's the site where the former president was nearly assassinated for the first time. for more on this, let's welcome political commentator stephanie hamill and from the committee to unleash prosperity, e.j. antoni. it's great to have you both. stephanie, how is this going to play in pennsylvania, in the swing states, trump and musk? >> i mean, this is an incredible collaboration, and to be frank, i wasn't expecting for elon musk to actually get politically involved in this way. yes, he's been a big support per of free speech which is why he took on x. yes, he has made an endorsement for president donald trump, but to actually see him go there to a rally and to to highlight again what has happened over these past few months with two attempts on president donald trump's life, i mean, it is absolutely tragic what we have gone through as a country. and the fact that a lot of this

has been left out of the national conversation and there's still so many questions that still need to be answered. so as for how this will impact, i mean, elon musk was never really a political person. he admitted that that he had voted for democracy9 -- democrats over the years, but he said they've gone too far, which is why he's supporting donald trump. and i think it will sway some voters or at least pique some people's interest to look into why elon supports him. elizabeth: what do you think of all this, e.j.? >>, look, i think at the end of the day what the american people care most about is their ab ability to put not food on their able -- table, to be able to provide for themselves and their children. that has been severely hampered under the economic policies of this administration. and when you have a candidate promising more of the same, i don't think that bodes very well for election chances. and so when you have this message if from two billionaires, you may think that

a it's not going to resonate very well with the american people, except if it turns out it is because the message is we want you to be like us. we want you to be able to get wealthy like we can did. and the way you make that happen is by unleashing prosperity for the american people. in other words, deregulating, lower taxes, reducing government spending, creating once again a free market system for the average american. elizabeth: the prosperity agenda in butler, pennsylvania, tomorrow, the site of where the former president was almost assassinated. how is this going to reverberate with voters, stephanie in. >> yeah. i think it's going to be a big reminder as to what has fallen out of the national conversation. and what's at stake in this election, i mean, there are threats to democrat happening. often we hear from the left that it's coming from republican -- republicans and, obviously, that's not. we've seen the latest polling that shows trump is up -- up ahead in michigan and some of these other swing states.

the the race is going to be very difficult for kamala harris. she doesn't have this in the bag, and it's the very obvious. and it's cheer that her opportunity economy isn't resonating with the middle class and blue collar workers which is why she's losing some of these crucial endorsements from the unions. elizabeth: that's right. the firefighters' union, no to kamala harris and tim walz. i mean, kim walz basically let minneapolis burned to the ground, delayed calling in the national guard. don't see how fire fighters could support that. you know, but, e.j., stephanie made an important point about kamala trying to win on vibes, on joy, on an opportunity economy. yes, the september jobs report came in strong at 25 the 254,00. the economy lost all the jobs created in the pandemic. that's a middle of the road where the other presidents have performed. revisions to july and august combined is 7 22,000 more jobs. been 7 2,000. but biden created only 137,000

manufacturing jobs after the pandemic job losses were clawed back. that's according to our edward lawrence with the analysis. they're actually losing 9300 manufacturing jobs a month this year. >> exactly, liz. and if we go back to the beginning of 2023, once you include the annual benchmark rehave vision which is already in but it won't appear in the data until january of 2025, but if you include that right now, you see that we're off a more than 130,000 manufacturing jobs. again, since the beginning of 202423. -- 2023. so things are not all well in the labor market. frankly, liz, that's particularly true when we looked at metrics like the unemployment rate. although it dropped to 4.1% last month, the only reason it did the that instead of rising to 4.5% was because you had government employment increasing by a record 785,000 many a single month. in a single month. so if you take away all those

gains that were just government jobs, all of a sudden, again, you don't have an unemployment rate that's falling, it's rising. that's noteworthy because just adding government jobs is not sustainable. elizabeth: right, it's not. government is getting bigger. by the way, footnote, state and local government jobs? state and federal? >> yes. this is all levels of government. elizabeth: okay. >> and it's not just payrolls, but these are the number of people who who actually report as being employed by the government. elizabeth: amazing. the government's getting bigger. stephanie hamill, ej antoni, have a great weekend. that was great, good to see you. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: okay. pride, he just stepped on kamala harris' big michigan speech bigtime, stealing away the headlines from kamala with a surprise white house briefing room press conference saying, yes, his policies are her policies right as kamala is trying to instance hearse from biden. is biden trying to wreck her

campaign? byron york takes it on. there was chaos in the white house press briefing room today. the trump campaign moving to take advantage of this division. we've got byron next. >> she should be -- ♪ progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com.

>> she's aware from the same song sheet, she helped pass all laws be employed now comes he was major layer and everything was done. >> trouble in paradise, and we been telling you the major infighting of the growing blood feud between biden and kamala harris inviting reportedly is a great in kamala harris missing the seasonal joe biden distancing herself invited on the campaign trail but he does his first ever white house press briefing room conference, and he specifically said that my policies, are her policies on amino chief political monica from the washington examiner vineland york we make of this chaos and brian also still headlines and initiates peace and what is going on. >> will he absolutely did you said first ever this is really literally the first time in his whole presidency that joe biden has gone to the press room and talk to the press. byron: and is almost at press

was just almost embarrassing grateful that again it but they kept thanking him every time he asked a question printed the biden came down in part and you remember the evansville this morning, there was an article early this morning and roxio's just disappeared and he said no public events and 43 of the 75 days that have elapsed since he pulled out of the race and so where is joe, he signing and then he wanted to come out in tout economic good news and he wanted to talk jobs numbers into an 54000 jobs in september anybody's have these sort of these ending the onshore men strike which could even. [inaudible]. here's campaign and then as you just plain, he drew kamala harris tighter to him like she's going to say anything that of the job numbers and she's going to say anything bad about the longshoreman strike and will she invited ♪ ♪ on the side of the strikers been terrible for her and so

that he accomplished a lot of things with one visit to the press room. liz: try to destroy her campaign because, she literally signed off tie-breaking vote on the inflation reduction act and the american rescue plan, that is blame for inflation in this country and now all in and think about 22 percent come and this is the cpi, and so inflation hits here and then he keeps going is going to come back down. we have grocery prices of about 20 or 25 percent under biden. across the board from the prices are up. so talking her directly to him, his saying yes, white hart in you own it kamala harris as well. byron: in the white house, which can sometimes be an alternate universe, all of the story is that a strong economy and it is a lot of good news. and that is the story that kamala harris is trying to tell out on the campaign trail and now the difference of course, is

a big issue is what do the voters think about this. and i think the voters would agree more with you, that they are paying so much more than paid, four years ago, for the groceries, rent, for the basics of life. but you have to know that house can sometimes be just a completely self-contained universe. liz: it sure can. byron: and the economy is great in the white house. liz: joy and vibes don't buy milk and eggs. [background sounds]. >> okay. >> are you reconsidering dropping out of the race. >> i am back in. [laughter] [laughter] >> i didn't calling you. [inaudible]. mr. president. >> prayer and fasting this monday october 7th in your reaction. >> i will pray i will fast. >> and israel's response and how

long are you okay with israel bombing lebanon what is acceptable to you. >> that you create a fair election and that it can be peaceful. liz: clearly this is a surprise in the press did not have a great questions final word. byron: it was still shocking actually, were almost at the end of the biden presidency this of the first time that he has ever done this and it does i would say, strike a huge contrast with her to, who is not done this kind of thing ever. liz: that is such a good point and thank you so much and ascended on over to dagen mcdowell and sean duffy and take away you guys thank you. ♪ ♪ dagen: the for. sean: and i'm sean d