itussin ♪ david: thank you for watching this special edition of kudlow. liz macdonald is here to take you through the next hour. all yours. liz: thank you, david. great show. welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> you don't do too many long form interviews. what made you want to do this

one today? liz: even the host of the raunchy podcast, call him daddy, more on this and update on monster milton hurricane. kjp was confronted over white house spending priorities as hundreds are dead and still missing in hurricane helene. >> there's not money right now for north carolina right now. that's not misinformation. >> no, your whole premise of the question is misinformation, sir. what you don't -- yes, it's misinformation. >> it's not. it's not misinformation right now. liz: no, it wasn't misinformation. fox news peter doocy coming up on that and why kjp walked out and this is why it's not misinformation. both biden, kamala harris,

homeland security secretary mayorkas claiming fema is out of disaster money and weekend fema sitting on at least $8 billion in unspent cash that could be used now to help hurricane victims. it could be ten times higher that fema is sitting on. we have the story and we're on top of this. liz separate october 7 events and deputies say she's botching it and could lose to trump. that's a brand new politico story. former president trump about to honor the one year anniversary of the 10/7 hamas terror attack in israel and bring you to that when he comes out.

but first, this. florida is bracing for the second hurricane in two weeks over 6 million under hurricane watch. mayor evacuations underway and store shelves emptying and hurricane barreling towards florida as a dangerous cat boyer 5. robert ray is standing by live in ft. myers beach, florida with the latest. good to see you. reporter: you too, liz. a mandatory evacuation went into play and that's leftover from two years ago when hurricane ian averaged this area -- ravaged this area and they're still rebuilding and hurricane cat boyer 5 milton making its way to the gulf coast. in early august, roup cal storm debby inundated ft. myers beach

with 2-4 feet of storm surge and wrecking businesses and homes and less than two weeks ago hurricane helene, that didn't even make landfall in this part of florida, also causing storm surge to come in. today as people were having an understanding of how serious this hurricane that's coming in, they were getting sandbags read i can and boarding up buildings and businesses and homes, and trying to reconcile the fact that what is coming could be catastrophic to florida. when i say that, i mean it. we're talking about storm surge up to 10 feet in ft. myers beach. to the north potentially 10-15 feet in tampa along with very intense winds. potential for category 3 or more. now, here's the problem. we don't know exactly where the landfall will be. we'll know that in the next 4 hours, but in the interim, we've been talking to residents and their fears. listen to one woman.

>> after helene, i'm scared. i'm very afraid. afraid. reporter: do you think people are evacuate and heed the orders of that? >> yes, i do. as soon as i get my shutters up and sandbags in, i'm probably out of here myself. i can't stamen. it's going to be bad with the kef station. reporter: going through the eye wall replacement, it expands and more areas, more swaths of land will have catastrophic impact. liz, right mow there's thousands of people that hit i-75 north

and opened up the sideway to get people out of florida. this is as dangerous as it gets, liz. liz: great reporting, robert. really important information you gave us. looking at 180 miles per hour winds mow and it could expand and grow. fox business launching a syme ultimately cast this thursday at 4:00 a.m. to covid milton. cover that. fema country have the funds to make it through the season. liz: watch dog groups like open the books mow saying mayorkas is misleading america with more falsehoods and inspector general for mayorkas' homeland security department reports that fema is sitting on at least $8.3 billion in unused, unspent disaster

money since 2012. so why is mayorkas claiming fema is out of disaster funds? look who's here from house ways and means, florida congressman greg steube. florida is reeling from hurricane helene and hundreds still missing and people need help. why is fema hording cash right when people need it most? even inspector general for homeland security said fema could access $7 billion here. >> i mean, so frustrating that mayorkas is in the house and tells you where the house is relating to secretary mayorkas. hay care more about illegal immigrants and giving illegal immigrants housing and money than they do american citizens. that's where we are at in our country with the biden harris administration. my district and the biggest issue we have is we have debris on the side of the road from hurricane helene. we're mott going to be able to

get it up before this next hurricane hits us, milton is coming right at us. people that experienced a 5-7-foot storm surge may experience a 12-foot storm surge and the fact that our fema administrator and our secretary of homeland security in charge of that is ignoring the needs of americans is very, very frustrating. liz: watch dogs warning that fema is running slush funds and they can spend however it chooses and dhs inspector general going for them sitting ten times higher and up to $79 billion. just did a fraction of the disaster declarations and auditing them and looking at them. only a tenth of those declarations and ten times the amount they're sitting on unspent. listen to fox's peter doocy confront white house press secretary kjp over biden harris

priorities on spending. watch this. >> president biden saying show us your budget and i'll tell you what you value. if he has money for people in lebanon right now, what does is say about his values? there's not enough money right now nor north carolina. that's not misinformation. >> no, that is -- your whole premise of the question is misinformation, sir. what you don't get -- yes, it's misinformation. >> there's no money right now. >> i just mentioned to you that we provided more than $200 million to folks who are impacted in the area. >> but the president's letter is mott misinformation. would you agree? >> no, the way you're asking me the question is misinformation. there's money that we are allocating to the impacted areas and there's money there to help people who truly need it. there's survives that need the funding and need the funding. it's there. that's what this president wants

and the vice president wants. hanks, everybody. liz: whoa, she walked out. that was all propaganda and rhetoric and they're sitting on at least $8 billion over at fema in unspent disaster money and unspent disaster money and could be ten times that amount. only audited 10% of the disaster declaration as of october 2022. what do you think of what's going on here, congressman? >> more lies from the white house to cover up their priorities and $10 billion to ukraine -- $120 billion to ewe yanis and no money for americans that are suffering and ask people in my district impacted by hurricane helene and act to be imparked by hurricane milton and people in north carolina, georgia, hey, fema and federal government been here for you? the answer is no. we'll be much stronger under president trump. liz: congressman steube, pleasure having you on. great to see you ben. >> good to see you. liz: ceo of twitter's x, elon musk joining former president trump in his return to butler,

pennsylvania, this weekend at that rally there. this is a site where the former president survived an assassination attempt and almost took his life. there's no two assassination attempts going for the white house with more. brady. reporter: good evening, liz. pour weeks from tomorrow and most important of our lifetime and former president trump must win to preserve the constitution. making sure people do vote. >> if they don't, this will be the last election. that's my prediction. reporter: musk's appearance is sign of growing involvement in

and influence over politics in the united states. he's been very vocal on his platform x about his opposition to many biden harris administration policies. most recently he and other republicans are criticizing the biden admin vagues over its response to hurricane helene and he's accusing fema of making it difficult to get star link units and other supplies to damaged areas in north carolina sharing on his x feed that the faa blocked helicopters from getting in. karine jean-pierre, the white house press secretary today said that's misinformation and faa didn't block any air space. fema says supplies are getting to people that need it in north carolina. and the transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he spoke with musk over the phone to smooth things over. liz. liz: always great reporting from grady trimble. appreciate you so much, grady. >> i'm putting everything on the line to fight for you and we're going to fight for you, and we're all going to win together.

liz: well, get reaction from project 21 share host cooper. pleasure to see you again. a record busting crowd showed up at the rally in butler, pennsylvania. it had more viewership than ososcars in 02022 and thursday night football on twitter, 17 million watched and hugged the family of fire fighter corey comperatore who was killed by the assassin's bullet. how does this translate to votes for the president? >> well, let me say first that i want to cassioppi mog this anniversary -- acknowledge this anniversary of brutal and very tragic attack. our organization project 21, our heart goes out to the family members of both americans and israelis who were brutally attacked and slaughtered and now over 100 being held hostage. when i was a kid, we had media

beside met works like yours that highlighted when americans were being held hostage and jimmy carter told every single day how many days americans will be held hostage and going for them. liz: the assassination attempt and how does it affect the voters? turn back your question though. >> telling us what's really happening in america. our founders gave us the right of self-government and 232 years ago gave us the first amendment as a tool to help make it happen. this weekend was an amazing example of people standing up

and both of them going. what's really going on. i'm vetting it translates into votes. liz: horace cooper, good to see you. >> yes, sir -- ma'am. >> we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu. liz: that sounds like a real easy question about israel. u.s. allies serving for years and coming up, trump ambassador at large nathan sails here to react to kamala's new zoundsessing herself not just with netanyahu but israel too. also tonight, kamala harris getting backlash not to know her own tax plan for things like small businesses. which by the way includes big tax hikes and going here

tonight. >> i have one ask for everyone in the audience and everyone that watches this video, and everyone live streaming this one request and very important to register to vote. okay. and get everyone you know -- and everyone you don't know, drag them to register to vote. liz: okay, even elon musk getting in on the action. we've got this news coming into the studio, top democrats and kamala harris' own staffers are panicked she's going to lose to trump. why? she's doing a light campaign schedule and not talking to the media or showing up at town halls or events just like biden. murrieta kay tafanely on trump gaining for democrat voting in the swing sates but kamala harris accused of lining up the softball interviews and cat 5 milton barreling towards florida

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liz: welcome back. two and a half months later and still no kamala harris interview with the established media. no town halls or scripted events and softball interviews coming in with her and florida about to get hit with a massive hurricane and white house is battling a fire storm. >> liz: it's great to see you. this is the most we'll see harris since president biden dropped out and one tough interview on the roster is 60 minutes tonight much the clip shows there's not always a

direct answer to a direct question. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister met ya hue. >> the better question is is there a close ally in the israeli people and american people and the answer is yes. reporter: the rest of the week is she's got the view, howard stern, late show with steven colbert and univision town hall and david axelrod said this is a important and strategically important sound shift and key battlegrounds would be valuable too. the officials say president biden did sent a letter urging congress to come back early and to address an expected short fall in small business relief for hurricane victims and that's something the admin vagues appears to be very sensiti about.

>> administration has money to send to lebanon before congress comes back but they have to come back to send money for the hurricane vic tips. >> people want to do information misinformation. that's dangerous. that's dangerous. and it's there. >> you don't like misinformation? >> i actually said we have the money available to help survivors of hurricane helene and also hurricane milton. reporter: so, the white house perspective on this is that everything is different and it's up to congress to appropriate the money. congress decided when they were still in session at some point, this much money was available for foreign aid and a certain amount of money was going to be available for disaster relief and small business help for disaster vic tips and so that is what i guess they'd consider to be misinformation asking about it. liz: peter, we did a story on fox muse and fox bisthat fema

sitting on $8.3 billion in unspent disaster money before 2012 and could be ten times that amount and p the khs inspector general awe kitted a fraction of you are -- audited a fraction of the declaration and sending a lot of money over there. i want liz, it is complicated but possible to reappropriate money. if congress comes back, it's possible to look at other less urgent needs for the government and reappropriate for this. i've spoken to some sources who are very familiar with law making down in north carolina who are saying that they are of the opinion fema has access to money unspent from other disas asters. lauren: at least 8 billion. >> they need to go to that amount of money. liz: what you did, it wasn't misinformation, peter. what you were talking a.c. at least $8 billion sitting over there. peter, thank you so much.

>> i'm in constant contact with her. she's aware of -- we're singing from the same song sheet and helped pass all the laws of being deployed now and she was a major player in everything we we've, including passage of legislation we were told we could never pass. liz: that was president biden saying yes, he and kamala harris are joined at the hip. the amount of government hiring and 785,000 government workers seasonally adjusted added in the month of september. schoolteachers and school workers heading back to work as

they usually do, but this 785,000 number was the biggest ever of government workers hired in september. >> upward bias for the employment number and >> this is a crop for the employment and unemployment rate jumping above 4.1% so who knows, 4.3, 4.4%. liz: pryoring for a year or wonderful years of mott great jobs report under the hood and government hiring people and getting bigger and inflation compounded at # 2% under biden and he wants to make sure it's

doing another student loan bailout and ion growth now. >> that's correct and let's mott forget about that and only strength in private sector hiring and healthcare and social assistance and leisure and hospitality and very attractive jobs in financial services and just aren't there. liz: john lonski, a pleasure having you on tonight. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have a real close allie in prime minister netanyahu? liz: it's an easy question about israel. u.s. ally for 75 years. kamala harris alarms porn policy pros with her answer. we'll show it. also tonight, kamala harris is

staffers lysing trump and they're saying she's doing biden's campaign schedule dodging the media and avoiding town halls and pressers and new numbers also coming in on the swing states and moving towards trump here. we'll break it down next. >> a holt of people think maybe their vote doesn't count. it does. it does. it matters and this election could be decided by 1,000 votes, 500 votes. a tiny margin. so get everyone you know to register to vote.

jot work we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much

prompted by or as a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister met ya hue? >> i think with all due respect the better question is do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the answer to that question is yes. liz: that's a highlight reel from 60 minutes and kamala harris' interview with 60 minutes. starting with another confusing answer and run around answer about israel and the middle east and avoiding supporting israel netanyahu and entire country of israel and one year anniversary today of hamas 10/7 terror attacks. welcome to the show form riprap's cord may torr for counter terrorism and am -- coordinator for counter terrorism and ambassador at large. what do you make of vice

president kamala harris here? >> liz, thanks for having me back on. this is an easy question and the answer is, yes. the united states has or should have a close relationship with the prime minister of israel, whoever it is. deflecting and talking about the people of israel, well, guess who the people of israel have elected to be their prime minister. it's benjamin netanyahu. the big point is no matter who is running the israeli government, in a post-october 7, post-massacre world in the israeli leader, it's going to be pushing to destroy hamas to apply pressure to iran and to eliminate and reduce the threat from hezbollah and terrorist group and northern border with lebanon and it's really short sided to personalize whatever grievances kamala harris has with benjamin met ya hue and going for -- netanyahu and about the israeli state and the people that need to be safe when they're surrounded on all sides

and iranian terrorist proxies. liz: it's 10 million in israel and move to this going for them and the nuclear facility and they've failed to hit their targets and israelis and americans and that is a marine work together to shoot them down. that doesn't mean it's not attempted murder.

ids real will have to respond forcefully in order to reestablish deterrence and impose real cost on iran and iran knows not to push the jewish state around next time. liz: nathan sales, thank you for joining us. good to see you. >> thanks liz. >> well, what i think about what jack smith did this week, is that it was a temper tantrum from a deranged fanatic he's angry he keeps losing time and time again in the supreme court over the course of his career. this is unverified, uncross examined hearsay from grand jury 27, which usually isn't verne vealed publicly for that reason. he went to court and asked for special permission to file a brief that's four full-times as long as moray mall brief and had to disclose less than 30 days before the election. this is professional misconduct in all likelihood by jack smith and should be investigated.

liz: senator tom cotton saying jack smith should be investigated and having a temper tan drum and -- tantrum and deranged person. welcome supreme court justice neil gorsuch and author of this project mike davis. legal pros are saying it's election interference and trump's trial are being violated and constitutional rights. >> senator tom cotton is exactly right. what biden/harris special council jack smith has done here is a direct violation of the department of justices. a manual for the federal prosecutors and agents that makes sense unlawful for them to take action piling 165 middle

age political document out of order highly irregular and this obama judge and in is a political assassination attempt by jack smith. liz: should he request de-pate baiting and be disbarred and cnn top legal analyst and el lee honen said these are president trump and ellie calling it a cheep shot and violated ordinary justice department procedures and principles to get trump before the election. he says there's no defending the conduct and legally and politically prejudicial of trump and another judge on the hot seat for doing this before the election. this grand jury testimony is yet to be adjudicated and it's outside of a trial setting. it basically was not subject to the rules of evidence for cross-examination. >> house judiciary chairman jim jordan should issue a subpoena tomorrow for jack smith and put him in the hot seat, put him in

front of the cameras and make jack smith explain why he directly violated the justice department. liz: great to have you on too. thanks for joining us. we're monitoring former president trump about to commemorate the one year anniversary of the terror attack by hamas on israel and bring it to you when it comes out. plus, this story: >> one take away more than anything that matters is getting the registrations and getting everyone you know to vote. that's what will decide this election, especially in pennsylvania. liz: elon musk getting a lot of criticism for joining in on the action here, but here's the real back story. politico is reporting that kamala harris' own staffers and

top democrats are panicked she's going to lose to donald trump. why? because she's copying the hiding biden strategy. campaign light, no town halls, softball media interviews and we've got new miles per hours coming in on trump making gains with deputies in the swing states and we'll break it down. plus, there's this. >> you don't do too many long form interviews and what made you want to do call her daddy today? liz: yeah, why isn't kamala harris doing long form interviews and even the podcast host of "call her daddy" or whatever the podcast is and kamala harris not even understanding her own tax plan for people and small businesses. it's astonishing. coming up on the bottom line with dagen and sean. >> hey, emac. fema not p wanting to offer aid to the greatest number of people affected by the hurricanes and

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>> if trump gets georgia and leads in the poll by a point and a half and gets north carolina where he's tied in the polls right mow and where trump won in 2020, the only one of the battleground states trump carried four years ago, all trump would need on top of georgia and north carolina would be pennsylvania where harris has a small lead and looking at party registration in pennsylvania. look at this, when donald trump first came on scene, back in 2016, the democratic advantage and party registration in pennsylvania was over 900,000 votes. 2020 and in 2024u cut in two-thirds down to about 330,000. here are some of the cities in that latino vote in belton,

pennsylvania and redding, pennsylvania, overwhelmingly democratic in 200 and joe biden won by 45 points and down almost 20 points from 2012. haze l ton, pennsylvania, more than 60% hispanic and democrats won it and now a double digit trump place and allen town come down 10 points in the margin for deputies. liz: whoa. that was nbc polling expert reeling interesting information on how former president trump mott just could win but win the election based on how key swing states vote and registrations coming down for democrat voting blocks many the swing states like pennsylvania. welcome to the show, wall vote journal main street columnist bill mcgurn. what did you make of that?

>> the battleground state and nobody can say what's going to win and i remember in 2020, donald trump had these boat parades and joe biden ending up picking up georgia and going for voters and the registration going for them up and down and going till the end. liz: what do you think, mark? >> donald trump has the wind at his back and all in his direction and 1980 all overmen. jimmy carter lost the blue collar voters and the democratic base because of inpolice station and gas prices and all that sort of stuff. the reason trump won big in 2016 was the border. he lost that issue and couldn't use it in 2020 because the problem was contained. he's got that issue back plus all the other stuff i said. i think he wins easily here. liz: politico reports merely two dozen democrats and kamala harris' own staffers are worried

she's going to lose because of her "light campaign schedule". bill, she spent just three days of the last week of september in the battleground states and david axelrod warning she's got to do way more town halls and interviews but she's not. doing softball interviews with people like steven columbia abort, the view, and -- steven colbert, the view and howard stern. >> she doesn't do well in the unscripted formats and if she can get away with not having them and giving soft questions, i'm mott sure that's in the best strategy. liz mott the best vat strategy. what do you think, mark smuggling >> it's a fact, i've done more shows than her and i'm not running for anything. if you want to win this, get out and hustle and she's not capable of doing. liz bill mcgurn and mark simon, thank you, gentlemen. president trump is about to hold an event commemorating the october 7 victims of hamas

terrorists in miami. we'll bring it to you when it cops out. next, does kamala harris even mo what her tax plan is smuggling we have the sound that makes it pretty clear that maybe she doesn't know what she's even pushing. that's coming up. ♪ (♪)

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liz: hundreds we got to go to doubled hundred more interviews and surveys have you, because when hearing from the republican business people, and ottoman she is such a big problem with man i think there's another count of the trump boat and i think that in all this in black-and-white men and big problem. liz: this msnbc anchor in the middle say kamala harris struggling with voters needs to show up and do media interviews and being seen as a white under light weight and she also cited misogyny there and journalist is here 20th we make it what you just heard. >> i think that's says a lot and the obvious reason have the mentor betting for donald trump, is because he cares about men. it's a secret that the democratic party has been emasculating men, for decades. both spiritually and culturally

but most importantly, economically pretty things like nafta and things like opening the border, all of this stuff downgrades labor admitted makes it impossible for them to supportive family and so would you see here is really men lysing desk. the number of the best interest at heart. and of course kamala harris is a part of that. liz: this move on to this, you hear that kamala harris does not understand her own tax plan and watch her answer to my she's not doing more longform interviews, listen. >> i'm curious can we do not do, to me longform interviews, what made you want to do call her daddy today. dagen: under. harris: i think you and your listeners have really got this thing right which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be male, which is why nothing really focus on his small businesses and startups and giving startups a $50000 tax

deduction because, right now it's $5000 you can start of anything was five and $5000. liz: this is nonsense on stilts, her plan is for $50000 tax credit, that's way different than they tax deduction plus she's making like what she's getting a money have to file for it and she wants to raise taxes on small businesses up 20 percent of rape culture nearly 45 percent of wants to tax everybody's and rose capitol gains, for the first time. that's for the upper upper bracket insult show her tax hikes and she doesn't even know what she's talking about. >> well so glad you pointed that out. not only is this about plan, we could you feeling she does not quite understand it herself and donald trump last week wrote off ed for newsweek where he laid out his economic agenda, and that thing is strong and it is laser focused on bringing the american dream back, for hard-working working-class

americans. it is such a brilliant plan and you can tell that it came straight from donald trumps brain. because this is all he thinks about, is a rope start contest we see here. liz: what you think this is headed in kamala harris's doing softball interviews with like the view and stephen colbert. >> she's really leaning into that female boat isn't she, the college-educated female but because those of the people are turning up for her these people who have oppression in the right they want to see themselves as somehow the oppressed which is why they talk about abortion, all of the time. liz: always bring it good have you on it's good to see you now, be sure to turn into foxbusiness, thursday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time for a special edition town hall, with my buddy charles pena making money any so smart is a terrific and think you much for watching the evening edit don't forget to dvr's and don't forget to dvr the bottom line with dagen mcdowell and sean duffy. dagen: thank you. ♪ ♪