larry: donald trump at the chicago economics club today proved that he can deal with a hostile interviewer and number two, he's got a very good pro growth economic plan and that's the key part. and number three, we're going to switch over to liz macdonald right this moment. liz: that was entertained and it was like trump was schooling him. it was fun to watch with you, larry. thanks for a great show and welcome to the evening edit, everybody. i'm elizabeth macdonald.

>> growth, she's got no growth whatsoever and we're all about growth bringing companies back short term orientation country and going to lower taxes and so forth for companies that are going to make their product in the usa. we're going to present those companies with strong tariffs. four years no growth. and biden who has no idea where the hell he is. liz: former president trump about to hold a rally in atlanta, georgia, tonight and we're monitoring that and he did get applause and cheer when is he got into it with a bloomburg editor over things like tariffs to bring back manufacturing to the u.s., plus, fixing the border and we'll bring you more sound from that. also this tonight -- >> how long gangs is okay to have in aurora and how many props is it okay to take over and how many people are citizens paying their bills is it okay to displace? lauren: liz: okay, big pushback against the media. colorado voters are speaking out

saying, yes, it is real. violent illegal alien gangs are taking over buildings like apartment complexes in aurora and the city is investigating how voters there were kept in the dark. national border patrol chris cabrera reacting to the details and a major new scandal at fema. the washington post reporting how this literally hurt victims of hurricane helene. we'll break down this story coming up >> in the third precinct burned down -- or burned out thanks to tim walz completely failed leadership. liz: jd vance taking the fight to tim walz's doorstep and accusing him of not standing up for voters and didn't stand up for law and order. retired police officials going out here and more.

>> be up burdened by what has been. unburdened by what has been. unburdened by what has been. liz: vice president kamala harris today burp again with a brand new everybody and tonight we are going to show to you and and they getting slammed with this. liz: holding a rally in atlanta and biden and harris and we're going to launch a brand new attack on kamala-nomics and georgia for brian democrat p in 2020 and kamala harris was in detroit and grady trimble live on the trump action. reporter: it was, liz. three weeks till election day and the economy is still the number one issue for voters and

that of course took center stage at the economic club of chicago event here. it also will be a main focus for the former president when he takes the stage at that rally in atlanta. the former president took questions from bloomburg editor in chief and what was interesting about this event is that the audience was quite receptive to former president trump and his economic policies, but the interview itself got contentious at times. by far the biggest topic of discussion was tariffs, which he suggested would hurt our trade partners and increase the national debt and former president trump fired back making the case that tariffs would protect u.s. jobs and encourage other companies to build factories in the united states. >> because we're about growth, she's not go growth we are going to bring companies back to our country and lower taxes for companies that are going to make their product in

the usa. we are going to protect those companies with strong tariffs. it must be hard for you to spend 25 you're talking about tariffs that have been negative and then have someone explain to you that you are totally wrong. >> that was a theme that came up quite a bit. take a look at our latest "fox news" power ranking polling on the economy. this combines a whole host of polls. this is "new york times" siena college poll. 43% trust kamala harris vice president harris more on the economy and 53% trust former president trump on that, the number and issue with like i said three weeks until election day. by the way we are told vice president harris was invited by the economic club here in chicago to answer questions in a similar format but the campaign has not gotten back to them. she has been busy in the blue wall swing states and the guest is now time. >> grady trimble great reporting it's always good to see grady

trimble. trump is talking his ideas but, if being criticized for her new ideas. let's welcome to the show youth advisory council council cochair cjb or. let me lay it out cj. trump in the polling is turning in the best performance for gop candidates since nixon. kamala harris won wants 1 million new loans financed by taxpayers and the taxpayers would totally bailout for up to 20 grand each plus she says she wants to supposedly help black man to go into the legalize marijuana business. she now says that has been over police but didn't ask the san francisco deity and she can pick 1900 people for marijuana possession? >> she absolutely did listen thank you for having me but buts is more the same revisionist history from kamala harris and in fact she is so willing to come out here and try to win over black man by saying hey we will let you smoke some weed is

patently offensive and black men aren't going to give her a pass on that. soon she struggling with voters in the economy and struggling with black voters and performing, underperforming -- with black voters's and it's been trending down since obama. she's trailing former president trump by 10 points in latest polls in the key swing states but she trails the economy and the harbor spooled trump is edging out harris with early voters by just a point. her approval rating has dropped in the nbc poll and she's now underwater. "new york times" siena poll black voters give trump a big percentage since nixon and that's more than six decades ago. why are black voters turning against kamala harris? >> i think the american people know black voters under president trump america was running as smoothly as a chick-fil-a under president biden and kamala harris we have turned into a broken mcflurry

machine. it's a shame and i think the american people are sick and tired of being sick and tired and sick and tired of runaway inflation record high gas prices and they know under president trump life was far better the american economy was strong and resilient. seeing cj lets get your reaction to pollster frank luntz talking to black voters and why they are voting for john. >> the reason i'm voting for donald trump is because i want to make america great again. the last four years we have seen overpromising without a plan and when i watched the debate stage the democratic candidate vice president united states for three years and eight months and nothing that she proposed, or spoke on she had a plan attached.

>> donald trump reaches them in a personal and human way. it -- they feel victimized by the federal government. they feel like they are attacked or even persecuted for being black men and they believe that donald trump understands their plight more than harris does. they seek more in trump's language in his willingness to fight and beat the system. it's the same thing with union membership with the rank and file absolutely more moving towards trump at the same moment the leadership are overwhelmingly maybe 90% endorsing harris. >> you know cj that censoring sting -- interesting stuff. showed trump's tax cuts versus kamala's tax hikes. that would hurt everybody. all voters across all cultures. what do you think? >> absolutely would hurt everybody in yesterday kamala

harris came up with their so-called plan for black men but here's the deal. president trump doesn't just have a plan he has a record and under his record when he was presently experienced the lowest black unemployment rate in the nation's history. black americans of every political affiliation elevated under his administration we will see more of that when he wins come november. >> cj pearce always a pleasure to have you on and bret baier will do an interview with vice president kamala harris tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. be sure to tune in and let's get to this story, this big about regulation, inflation and retail theft. what is kamala's plan to fix that? walgreens is shutting 1200 stores nationwide over the next few years and that's about 14% of the stores and reporting multibillion-dollar losses and government regulatory pressure. a comment on inflation retells that this is a significant developing story.

u.s. drugstores now hitting a wall. that's brink and investment officer john westman. when you saw the story what did you think? how is kamala going to settle this issue of regulation theft labor problems in cvs is having problems right it hit a wall and the cbs closing dozens of stores and target -- target walmart and amazon backing of the business too. what do you think of all this? >> kamala harris is not the solution to this. i read while green statement and it was very polite. they only hinted they might shut down all those stores because of crime and shoplifting a democratic layers and district attorneys in democratic-controlled cities has made the stores on shovelable. the official word is urban crime is the lowest ever. customers are afraid to go shopping. >> the important point you make because it's everything that you just said and hits minority and

poor neighborhoods when they lose stores like that but many listen to the other side and you listen to trump he said he'll bring down inflation and bringing down energy prices down to 21% that will lower inflation and lower mortgage rates and housing costs. let's listen to this. watch. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet and saudi arabia. i'm going to bring down your energy costs 50% in the first year, 50%. we are going to drill, baby, drill. you will pay 2.3 percentage for your house and you will say i love this guy because interest rates will follow as the energy goes down. >> that's an interesting link and you talked about it too that he is connecting all of that. what do you think? >> he is totally right. mass production and export of energy but it goes way beyond inflation. he is right about that but it

goes way beyond that. everything in the world needs energy. if you want to make everything in the world better, make more energy. the u.s. has enough energy for everybody. do you know why it takes an outsider like trump and it should be obvious to everyone in the chicago economics club. >> what do you make of the bloomberg editor? >> he's the bloomberg editor, right? i don't know why you'd go to the chicago economics club to be interviewed by bloomberg editor but is not the chicago bloomberg club. why have a politically biased post may have an audience that smart intelligent open-minded economist that just want to know what trump's programs are. >> they want to debate. it's an important point you make sometimes they just sat around talking points and they are getting at the agenda in the policies. don luskin thank you so much it's a pleasure to see you.

>> what we see is so hard to see that we lose faith or a vision of those things we cannot see. >> did you follow that? we have even more of kamala harris dishing out even more word salads. this is why her campaign has been hiding her from interviews for so long. tonight we have also this story. >> trump commerce, labor, to fema. boy oh boy have they've been treated badly, the people of north carolina. >> fema workers their real misinformation is this the "washington post" discovers fema has been using disaster mass that are so at a date that likely a kept north carolina in the dark on whether they were living in a flood zone. we have the disturbing details plus j.d. vance is taking a campaign flight to tim walz home state in minnesota hammering walz for being on crime and

literally not standing up to law and order in hurting voters there. retired police officials will respond to all of that but first the story. >> they immediately said this is only a few apartments. how many is okay? there were six people outside my door with guns and that's not counting the other ones they used. >> colorado victims now speaking out saying the media democrats around venezuela and gangs really are taking over the buildings and apartments complexes in places like aurora, colorado. the media has been downplaying in it so bad for the city of aurora has been investigating on how voters are kept in the dark. next up national border patrols chris cabrera reacts to the details. we have a jampacked hour and we will be back into. don't go away. >> i'm going to stop you the incidents were limited to a handful of apartments conflicts

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to. >> we had a case in georgia not very long ago. the young woman had been killed.

yeah well if they had all been vetted it when it happened. >> broken borders, that's a. it's something we can't tolerate. borders, of other nature our definition as the nation and our protection as a country. we have an obligation as elected officials to keep the american people safe and our borders are our first line of, one of their early forms of defense to do that. democrats support also in forcing current laws against those who came here illegally and those who hired illegal immigrants. yet, the bush administration has refused to do just this. >> that's nancy pelosi talking about border security hammering george w. bush about that who told the truth about the border

crisis. it's not secure. both are silent now on the weaknesses and the severe weaknesses at the border and how the biden/harris white house weekend it. clinton blaming the murder of lincoln riley by illegal alien the government doing no vetting. dhs secretary mayorkas president biden and vice president harris falsely claiming bedding is okay to keep the border secure. let's bring back to the show national border patrol council vice president chris cabrera. chris is a pleasure to have you on. what do you make of the democratic here? >> i think it's par for the course. it's unfortunate lot of these politicians they don't mean what they say. they say whatever think will pander to their base and get them elected and that's no way to run the country. >> they say the border secure and if everything is okay why won't they say the names and why won't they publicly say the names of those killed and murdered in the border crisis?

>> well you know it's a ostrich mentality. they have their head in the sand if they didn't see that didn't happen and i guarantee you once it starts hitting their neighborhoods they will realize it but by then it will be too late. >> it just feels shameless and mike pollack taking just to play politics with the border. democrats and the media have been downplaying the violent trend in colorado who's been taking over apartments complexes in aurora or the city claims it has it under control but the aurora city council is investigating whether governor jared polis in denver mike johnson works to send migrants to arriving in denver to aurora so when you see the top on this what is your reaction? >> it's not surprising. years ago we told them this was going to happen in these violent illegal alien gang members would come into their neighborhoods. we said that about new york and it happened and it spread to

chicago and now it is spread all over the country. aurora colorado is not exactly a major city. it's hitting the small cities in the big cities in hitting everywhere in between. chris voters in chicago illinois and georgia, they spoke out about the border crisis. this is a story. taxpayers don't just pay crime a $150 billion more for the border crisis with higher local and state taxes. let's listen to what voters are saying. >> my parents are from south america and they came here legally in the 60s. this just can't be open border. it's not possible. it's not sustainable. it's like a looming issue that will haunt us until something gets done about it. >> he was doing a pretty good job while he was the president

and you have liberal cities and states are pouring a lot of money into giving illegals health care and putting them before our veterans, and they are not really taking any initiative to either decrease the resources given to them. >> what is your reaction to what you just heard? >> you know the gentleman hit it right on the head. we are all for immigration. we are not for illegal immigration. it causes the prices of health care to skyrocket and you know like you said it's unstable. >> chris. >> risk rovera thank you so much from the border patrol council thank you for your service chris. it's good to see you. >> a deadly home invasion in michigan grabbing headlines

adding to the general mood of voters not feeling safe. tonight my panel of retired police officials take that on. they dressed up as utility workers to break and. it's a trend that has long force on up in arms and we are seeing it occurring in other places nationwide and also tonight this is a report of the national post that fema was using disaster maps that were so out-of-state victims of hurricane helene and north carolina literally did not know they were living in the flood zones. we have the concerning details coming up. stay right there.

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by live on capitol hill with the story. chad good to see you. >> lives good afternoon for the way it appeared from a closed-door deposition did not comment in the hall. fulton county georgia district attorney funny willis told jim jordan the way is not required to answer certain questions. >> do you have a message this morning? >> are you going to invoke the fifth amendment or say anything with relevance? >> we are told wade and willis believes some information requested by the committee is privileged. republicans say prosecutions improperly targeted the former president. the committee is studying tax dollars used in the prosecutions of former president trump enters the romantic relationship with a willis had with wade. the trump prosecution over election interference in georgia

is now on hold. >> they are the ones who got bonnie willis and her boyfriend all jazzed up but she's an embarrassment to the state of georgia. >> the committee issued a subpoena to compel way to testify in fact u.s. marshals could not locate wait for several days. he testified today. when numbers of either side attended the deposition committee lawyers ran the show. >> chad pergram thanks for that report. fulton county d.a. funny note -- fani willis sent a letter to ju ju shared chair to cancel nathan wade's testimony because she instructed wade not answer any questions saying they could compel way to improperly divulged confidential information. joining us now congressman jeff van drew. what do you think of the action today and what is going on here? >> we are trying to get to the truth and we want transparency.

supposedly that's what they want as well but the bottom line is to understand what happened here. funny willis, the d.a., hired a special prosecutor nathan wade who was her, paid him over at period at times $700,000 they then went on a luxurious vacation using that money obviously to do that. that's unbelievable. i mean that's something that's just not acceptable and this is a woman who campaigned for her job as d.a. as someone that was going to go after donald trump. how wrong all of this isn't meanwhile federal funds flow into her office that very possibly were used for all of this. how inappropriate and how wrong is that? people are so danged tired of this. american taxpayers, american workers breaking their backs working every single day, sometimes two or three jobs and

they are paying for things like this. >> in march nathan wade did step down from the trunk case in georgia after the fulton county superior court judge mcabee ruled there was a conflict that hit the case. it's 700,000 he turned around and bought trips to aruba believes in napa valley. the question is worth extending the length of the rico case to personally profit? that's been a question and willis is -- her alleged abuse of taxpayer funds in nathan wade did sit down with the biden white house, biden white house officials in athens, georgia may of 2022 and that was the white house counsel's office in november of 2022. >> there's no question here that they were so concerted effort across the country by liberal

left-wing prosecutors and others that were politically involved to go after donald trump to prevent him from running for the presidency of the united states. they failed, he's running and he is going to win but the point is this is not the system of justice that we have grown up with, that we believe in that is american. it's very wrong and the term that's used all the time and that you hear all the time weaponized in a judicial area. america doesn't do that. this is something new and something. >> got it congressman van drew thanks for that. this news the republicans of homeland security investigating the biden white house and homeland security priorities under my orcas for bmo spending amid an ongoing controversy over fema spending on illegal aliens amid disaster relief efforts. americans grover norquist, to get to see you again.

what do you make of this new investigation? >> we need to look into this because the white house and fema were saying ocoee don't have money. and yet they have not made more request to congress than what they got. they had $20 billion in a continuing resolution passed. they have only one or 2% of it. their argument that their lack of getting things done and lack of getting aid into the areas was a lack of money. it seems to be completely untrue. they are sitting on a great deal of money that was just put in their budget. they are hiding their own incompetence and failure to get things done in blaming congress for not giving them enough money, which isn't true and there is no, the congressman said show us where you ask for more. >> the watchdog inspector general for homeland security

said it's sitting on a lease $7 billion that could be redirected now to help hurricane victims. the scandal "the washington post" reports fema was using outdated old maps for people in the mountain regions north carolina devastated by hurricane helene slightly did not know there were flood zones. maps show 2% of the properties in the mountainous region of north carolina. that's an analysis and that region 2% had the special fema designations and the number of properties at risk of flooding was seven times higher versus what the old fema flood maps showed so this is a new fema scandal. >> it is in its been going on for some time unfortunately. they are doing the work they are supposed to be doing. >> grover norquist appreciate you so much. thanks for joining us tonight. >> you got it. >> pte checking for gas leaks.

>> okay that guy is a robber and accused robber and accused of being a murderer. additional -- deadly michigan home invasion. utilityman investigate gas leak in rochester hills michigan. later the husband was murdered and they tied up the wife. my panel of retired police commissioners and how you can stay safe as people are feeling unsafe across america and tonight remember this? >> i think culture, it's a reflection of our moment and our time, right? and present culture is the way we express how we are feeling about the moment. >> okay the more interviews, what does the more mistakes like that she makes. we have the latest doozy.

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>> i just want to say a little bit about what this building behind this represents. it's the headquarters of the third precinct which was burned down, burned out thanks to tim walz completely failed leadership. a couple of them told me just now they fear that they would be killed by the violent attacking this precinct and all the folks who are watching this. the message is very simple, do we want a leader who stands for law enforcement and fights for them and to protect their lives as they go about keeping us safe or do we want someone who encourages the rioters and looters to burn down this precinct who leaves the officers for dead in the presidency than bails out the same rioters and looters out of prison? that was j.d. vance taking it to

minnesota governor jim walls in minnesota for leading minneapolis burn. for leading a police precinct burned. we have seen walls told police to stand down through the 2020 riots as the city burn. for more on all of this let's go to retired nypd inspector paul mauro along with retired nypd officer bill stanton. gentleman thank you for your service to new york city and america. first you paul, how concerned should americans be over stories like this and walls' record -- walz' records on crime? and they should be concerned if kamala harris wins because her track record doesn't inspire confidence. kamala was part of passing proposition 47 in california which took down a bunch of crimes in the state and retail theft and other safety issues. her hometown of oakland is all

but uninhabitable at this point in the biggest employer tells their employees not to go out to lunch. the city where she was d.a. in san francisco speaks for itself. california is about to repeal that law with a different proposition, proposition 36. bret baier will ask or do you support the repeal of 47 using proposition 36? she would tell us which way she will go. >> that's great what paul just said. they'll take that on in j.d. vance taking on tim walz over the police precinct burning in minneapolis. he delayed calling in the national guard during the 2020 riots leading minneapolis burn. >> as well thanks for having me lives. in my opinion law enforcement officers take the oath to protect and serve the people of the community. it is a and the shame and dangerous when elected officials activist prosecutors activist judges decide to implement a

certain ideology by not enforcing crime. in the name of equity. letting the precinct burned as a symbol. it disenfranchises the police officers sworn to protect and serve and it puts the community surrounding that area in fear. what vance said he's taking it to the journalist and he's taking it to the politicians and i fully endorse everything he said. >> let's turn to this pollen bill, howard are people worried about the suspects arrested in connection with the michigan home invasion in rochester hills, where the homeowner was murdered for the suspects reportedly gained entry by posing as utility workers checking a gas leak. they murdered the husband inside and he reportedly owned a pawnshop at the night before the attack the suspect showed up to the home claiming to the responding to a gas leg and weren't allowed inside. paul anecdotally this kind of home invasion posing as

utilityman happening nationwide in areas like long island and michigan ended in california and elsewhere. what do you think paul, first to you? >> god help us with the new organized groups coming into the country. you'd like to think this is an outlier. there is no more invasive crime than this one in the fact that it ended in a homicide. our hearts go out to these people. if someone knocks at your door you don't has to answer it. ask them through the door who are you from and where can i confirm it. have a ring camera or motion lights do all the proactive things you can especially if you run a cash or jewelry business like this individual did. >> what you think of this case bill, what paul just said? >> i believe 110% with what paul said. i wrote a book and week are very trusting. if someone knocks on the door and looks official we want to answer want to be prepared and not scared.

how do you go about doing that? layering effect ring type cameras and security cameras and the great words of former president ronald reagan, trust. verify. ask questions when someone knocks on the door. don't open up immediately and ask for a telephone number to the central station for you call-in. they can wait five minutes and it could save your life. >> thanks again gentlemen for joining us. >> next up social media is having a field day with this. they are now calling her galileo harris. kamala delivered a new word salad about and we don't understand it really constellations, stars and crime. that sea of stephanie hamill can make sense of it. she reacts to it, coming up next.

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>> i talked with someone once who said if you just look at where the, the stars are in the sky. don't look at them as random things, look at the constellation, what does it show you, you outlined it. what does it show you? that the city that he picks on in terms of black population, or black mayor or both. come on. elizabeth: seriously, what is she talking about that is kamala harris with what critics call a really confusing brand-new word

salad, connecting stars and constellations with trump and voting fraud and democrat run cities, we need political commentator stephanie hamill to help us with this. what do you make of this one. harris said that in answer to a question about trump talking crime about allegations of voter fraud. she is connectioning it to the starrings? >> i really wish i could translate what she was saying, but, i can't. this is the case so often with harris. at-this-point i bet her campaign is hoping they can be unburdened by what has been with this media blitz she has participated in last two weeks, harris is talented when it comes to saying a lot, without saying anything at all. and i saw that her most damaging interview in past 10 days on the view, and she said with joe biden,

presidency, she would not have done anything differently, that is a major mistake even her own supporters are hope are for change. -- hoping for change it makes me wonder whether or not harris is being vague with what she actually supports on purpose or just lacking substance and d doesn't understand the issues, either way if comes off as dishonest and people are concerned. when it comes to her a then authenticity. elizabeth: what about 13 u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan and a record border collapse. and historic inflation. you see this, does it give, edify any voter that she and tim walz should be in is the situation. >> i would say it would make voters feel uncomfortable.

and with media blitz this is backfire, effort to put her out there to have voters get to know her and like her, it appears to be doing opposite. this is why we have not seen a spike in polls with hari, is and trump is gaining ground in the swing states, we saw former president barack obama scold black voters for not supporting harris, saying that men of sexist or misogynist for not supporting her and former president bill clinton saying that l laken riley would probably be here today if not for border policies, which is under biden-harris watch and joe biden continues to give her credit for his failed policies she trueing to distance -- she is trying to distance

herself from then tim walz going out there like a cartoon character in costume trying to be a manly man, that is not working for him, you played it on your show, yesterday, she out trying to to hunt and he can't load his own shotgun. elizabeth: thank you, stephanie hamill. thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, we love it when you dvr us, now early to "the bottom line" we know that dagen and sean are fired up. dagen: you said edify. elizabeth: i did. dagen: thank you, e-mac. >> to me the most beautiful word in the dictionary is tariff, it