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she's off. she's off. who the hell takes off 14 days left? and she will take a couple more days off too. you know why she's lazy as hell and she's got that reputation. liz: whoa two weeks ago and a new nbc report, high anxiety, top kamala campaign insiders afraid trump is breaking through the democrat blue wall, and three top battleground states a congressman from one of those states for pennsylvania congressman here to react. also, tonight, the self-described knuckle head is back. >> you can tell my grammar is not always correct. i'm a knuckle head at times. liz: okay, kamala harris' runningmate tim walz now claims trump "disrespected" macdonald's workers after trump worked the drive-thru there. this is the same governor tim walz who let seven major us fast food chain stores burn to the

ground during the 2020 riots, caroline leavitt is here to take that on and also tonight kamala harris' campaign says she's flip flopping back to her original ban on fracking, and pausing and not expanding us and oil & gas drilling. this right as russia, iran, china, and the brics push a new world order built on their energy dominance to wipe out the almighty us dollar. that will worsen inflation. plus this story. >> it's time to stop the lies. stop the hoaxes. stop the smears. stop the lawfare and the fake lawsuits against me. liz: okay, the house judiciary transcript is out. former georgia fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade drops revelations no one was talking about or knew about proving lawmakers worst fears about lawfare court

attacks against trump. tonight attorney horris cooper takes it on but first this. nbc news now reports insiders inside the kamala harris campaign are talking that trump will crack the democrat blue wall. that trump could win wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, but michigan and wisconsin will fall to trump. that would mean that even if harris secures pennsylvania, according to nbc, she would not reach the necessary 270 electoral college votes to win the white house. joining us now, from house financial services, pennsylvania congressman dan meuser. it's good to see you, congressman. what do you make of this? nbc cites three anonymous sources who know about kamala's strategy. what is happening inside pennsylvania right now? >> well great to be with you, liz. well, we're surging. we really are. the trump campaign, dave mccormick campaign, other statewides, our congressional campaigns we're working in

parallel, all rolling the same direction. we have slightly different messages, but it's all about the same. it's all about strengthening our economy. it's all about border security. it's all about strengthening our national security. it's about advancing pennsylvania. it's about controlling inflation, making things more affordable. it's about fracking and it's about energy policy. i mean it all makes so much common sense that the common man, if you will and the congressman woman, and everybody else out there is saying, you know, this is a good plan. this is a future i can believe in and kamala and walz can't come up with anything new. they both said, well we can't think of anything right now. maybe we'll put a republican in the cabinet that's a big great new idea. so, they are offering nothing. i'll just say this real quick too. the lies. i just was just in my car, and a radio ad, i'm telling you was 99% completely fictitious, completely false, completely fake by -- liz: do voters know that?

what were they lying about? do voters know that? >> yeah, no. about trump on social security, somehow he's going to end social security meanwhile he wants to eliminate the taxes on social security on how he's got national sales tax that they are talking about, about abortion, that he's going to have a national ban on abortion. all complete utter lies and they know it. they got nothing else. liz: the propaganda is off the chain. it's off the hook this campaign season. the trump campaign is saying kamala took the entire day off today to prepare for two softball interviews. okay let's get to this. kamala harris held a town hall in michigan with liz cheney, but now the question is, did she have the questions ahead of time? because the moderator, maria shriver told the audience the questions were "predetermined" and town halls usually screen questions but the question is, did she know about and help with the questions? watch what happened.

>> are we going to be able to -- >> you're not, unfortunately. we have some predetermined questions and i hope i'll be able to ask some of the questions that are in your head. did you ever think in your wildest dreams that you be running for president alongside liz cheney? how do you handle this , the anxiety, the stress, the turmoil? everybody's freaked out. do you sleep? >> what can you us do politically, economically, or militarily to deter russia from continuing its war on the independent nation of ukraine. >> back to the conversation about there was a time when we used to, there was a phrase that i'll paraphrase that basically politics ends at the boundaries of our country, that there are certain things particularly matters of national security where it's not about partisanship. it's about where should america stand? in terms of supporting our allies, and standing for certain

principles. liz: okay, that actually was turned into a five minute word salad question answer rather, five minute answer on russia. the big problem for voters is do we want, let me backup. it's this. do we want word salads in the situation room when we're dealing with russia, china, and iran? she's vice president also. why didn't she fix things now? and now you see this report out of the hill. now the hill newspaper ran out a column saying democrats are wondering if she should have stuck it out with joe biden. doesn't trump routinely take random questions? voters want to know what she really thinks but if she knew the questions in advance she simply again is doing talking points. there's no opportunity to find out who she really is and how she will respond to situations on the fly. >> yeah. i'm surprised she didn't start by saying she grew up in a middle class family. look trump is always taking questions.

i was out at a town hall with him in lancaster just the other day. incredible level of questions. he was going all day and then on monday morning shows and all kinds of things from fox to whoever will have him, so look. they want trump and j.d. vance want america to know them and know what they will do and walz and harris are desperately trying to make sure they don't know who they are and what they will do. liz: congressman, finish your thought go ahead. >> i was just going to say people get what they vote for. we really got to look at this. it's not just whose on the ballot but what's on the ballot and whose going to deliver the type of america we're looking for versus a really radical individual who couldn't state that jesus was lord for crying outloud. they were in the wrong rally. liz: got it, congressman, thanks for joining us, dan meuser, good to see you. trump and harris battling it out today for the latino vote.

trump hosted a round table with latino voters at his golf club in florida in a suburb of miami and talking in just an hour in north carolina. let's get to one of the best journalists in the country breaking news on the space and the border crisis and he's fox news bill melugin standing by live at the scene in greensboro, north carolina, with the latest. bill, good to see you. reporter: hey, liz, good to see you as well. former president trump is on his way here to north carolina right now going to have a rally in greensboro later on tonight. the arena is starting to fill in but as you mentioned he was in florida where he was trying to connect with latino voters. take a look at this video in miami earlier today. donald trump hosting a round table discussion with latino voters and latino business leaders. that's a group he's really been trying to win over during this election cycle. some of the themes he talked about today the border and the economy. two themes he hammered during

that discussion. take a listen. >> she was the border czar for three and a half years and now she said whether she is or not she was in charge of the border. that's loud and clear. she never once called the border patrol. the border patrol by the way five days ago endorsed me which is something there. >> [applause] reporter: and take a look at this the latest fox news polling shows trump is only down five points amongst hispanic voters against kamala harris. you take a look at how that compares to 2020 when president biden won that same demographic by nearly 30 points so trump is making some serious in roads with those hispanic voters and back out here live trump's rally is set to kickoff within the next two hours and this is his fourth campaign event in the tarheel state just since yesterday so this is a battle ground state. he is hammering as we are now two weeks left until election day. liz we'll send it back to you. liz: bill melugin, wonderful to

see you on the show thanks for joining us. okay, voters are now making their choice between two candidates agendas and their records. the hispanic vote is key, and now kamala harris will participate in a pre-recorded interview tomorrow. joining us now, former texas congresswoman and current congressional candidate myra flores. can you tell us what is happening with the hispanic vote? trump has cut in half the democratic advantage with hispanics down to we're just seeing down to five points of the fox news polling, and other polling is down to just 12 points. >> well it doesn't surprise me, kamala harris did nothing for the hispanic community as a senator. she did absolutely nothing for us as a vice president, so we're not going to be fooled and we're not going to be supporting her and her fellow policies for another four years. she's destroyed the economy. she's destroyed the border. why would we want that for another four years? we want a strong economy.

we want to be able to take care of our children and our families, and our values also resonate more with president trump. he stands on faith, family and hard work, and that is who we are. liz: okay let's listen to the mayor of miami, florida, francis suarez pushback in a cnn host. hispanic voters are really upset about the border crisis as it hits their communities. border officials warn the border is in a state of collapse and criminal traffickers and a lot of time is dominating the border. watch this. >> are you saying that there is more concern about the border and border security than there is about what the mass deportations trump has promised might look like? >> law-abiding hispanics care more about having a prosperous future for themselves and their children than about people in this country illegally. so i think there's a misperception that all they care about is immigration and i think that's something that is frankly

somewhat racist. liz: what do you say? final word. >> well-said, mayor suarez. he said it right. we care about a stronger economy and we support immigration. i immigrated to this country, we do but we support legal immigration, big difference. liz: got it, congressman myra flores, good to see you. >> good bless you. >> she's sleeping right now. she couldn't go on the trail. you think when you have 14 days left you wouldn't be sleeping. she's not doing anything today. we've gone 52 days in a row and i'm going 14 more days and we're going to have a big victory party. liz: coming up we'll show you where the candidates stand in the battleground swing states right now. whose got the clearest path to victory? and now, reports coming in, even the los angeles times will not endorse any candidate. that's in california. that's kamala harris' home state. voters are asking how can you believe a candidate whose done

nothing to fix american's problems for four years. how can you believe she's suddenly capable of fixing everything? also tonight, this. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> do you still want to ban fracking? >> no, and i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020. liz: okay coming up kamala harris' campaign now says she really will do a ban on fracking, and us oil & gas drilling. they are scrambling behind the scenes the message is muddy, but this is happening right as russia, china, iran, and the brics are pushing their energy dominance and they want to knockout the us dollar. why that will make inflation worse. former trump white house advisor hogan gidley will take it on. >> you've got the whole thing with nathan wade. taxpayer money going to nathan traveling to washington to meet with the doj, the white house, the january 6 committee, all of this effort to go after presidenli we've got what former

georgia fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade testified to house judiciary what he said and why lawmakers are outraged about these lawfare court attacks against trump. attorney horris cooper will take it on but first the self-described knuckle head walz is at it again. >> vice president harris and i grew up middle class. we understand that. she actually worked in a mcdonald's. she didn't go and pander and disrespect mcdonald's workers by standing there and take a picture. liz: disrespect? this is the same governor tim walz accused of letting seven fast food chain stores burn to the ground in the 2020 riots in minnesota. small businesses destroyed. next up, trump campaign press secretary karoline leavitt she's fired up ready to go. we've got a lot of action this hour. we will be back in two. >> i'm the only person in the room that feels bad for governor tim walz because think about it. i've got the easiest job in

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>> vice president harris and i grew up middle class. we understand that. she actually worked in a mcdonald's. she didn't go and pander and disrespect mcdonald's. >> well she basked in the riots telling local media she actually opened the windows in her home. why? to smell the burning tires so that she could breathe in the historic moment. >> it takes a lot of imagination and courage to move away from a system that punishes people. how many chances do you get? my answer to that is as many chances as you need, which doesn't really please those law and order people. liz: all right that was first you saw governor tim walz that's

kamala harris' runningmate attacking former president trump for his campaign stop at a mcdonald's outside philadelphia and then you heard from governor walz's wife who said yes it was a touch stone moment abdomen she smelled the burning tires through the window. this is the same governor tim walz who let certain fast food chain stores burn to the ground during those riots. talking reportedly 1,500 businesses and homes burned as well. joining us now, trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt. okay, so, it's a pleasure to see you again. so we found it was stores like let's show it again, wendy's arby's domino's and he's criticizing trump for going to mcdonald's. >> [laughter] that's right. governor tim walz who let mcdonald's and other small businesses literally burn to the ground in massive protests across the city of minneapolis when he could have easily restored law and order and kamala harris is also criticizing president trump for his visit to mcdonald's when

she has been a disaster for small businesses across the country over the past four years. small businessm under kamala harris has hit a record low under president trump, it was at a record high, and that's because small businesses, middle class workers know they had more money in their pockets when president trump was in office and that's why the american people loved his visit to mcdonald's. it was wildly successful. it received wall to wall media coverage and attention and it went viral on social media and it's pretty laughable to be honest with you to see the liberals and the kamala harris campaign melting down over retail politics. this is what campaigns are supposed to do. nobody does it better than president trump. and kamala harris is taking the day off from the campaign trail today. liz: we've got to move on. we're seeing reports out of tim walz's old minnesota congressional district. they are not inviting walz back to campaign. voters there say he's become more radical. trump when he won in 2016 he actually flipped walz's home district red and that

practically chased walz out of congress after walz almost lost his re-election bid that year in 2016. walz only won re-election by about two points and at that point he decided to run for governor instead. so, trump had flipped walz's home district red in 2016. that congressional district doesn't want to invite him back to campaign. watch tim walz's mistakes. he claims he speaks from the heart. we're not sure how lying comes straight from the heart but here it goes, watch. >> [applause] >> so much missed truth in our politics and so many lies. can't there be no grey area and how would you convey to voters there may be a trust issue? >> i think being a teacher and a coach i speak from my heart and honestly in the moment. howie: didn't he claim he was in war and he saw combat claimed he was in hong kong during the massacre when he wasn't? he also compared dick cheney to

taylor swift. so what do you make of his explanations for lying? >> it's another lie. tim walz should own up to the lies that he has told in the past. they aren't coming from the heart. it's not because he's a teacher. that's utterly absurd. it's because he is a lying phony politician just like his runningmate kamala harris who has lied about every single policy position she's ever held. she's now doing another flip flop on fracking. her campaign admitted the quiet part saying she will not expand new oil drilling after she's promising to expand -- liz: we've got more information coming in. politico is reporting walz went on a podcast and slammed union members for not backing harris and for going to trump. listen to this sound. >> yeah, and rank-and-file union members one thing. look the leadership in unions is more political than what i'm doing. they have to cover their butt on their things, and i'm as frustrated as you are on this , will, but the one thing i think about you wonder what happened. i think some of it is how we

message this. i don't think that's the full blame on it, certainly donald trump is a master of manipulation and a master of what new media look like, but i do think there's ways as what are we not doing to appeal to those. all right so you know he's criticizing what? the teamsters rank-and-file, the international firefighters union for not going for kamala harris and the rank-and-file going for trump. is this a good move to publicly denounce and criticize unions for going for trump? >> of course it's not. this is what they do. they deflect blame and responsibility from anyone but themselves and comes down to policy, comes down to money and pockets people know especially union workers they had more under president trump. liz: karoline leavitt thanks for joining us it's good to see you. >> you too. >> i love fracking. i think it's wonderful. >> [laughter] >> although today though it came out they had a bad thing come out today at one of her people said she's against essentially against fracking and

it's very interesting, when that came out, it was sort of a big story. whatever people said that because that's where they are, rick. that's where they are. they are against fracking. liz: the fall out of this. kamala harris' campaign told politico that yes, harris really does want to ban fracking and stop expanding us oil & gas drilling. the timing it's right as russia, china, iran, they are now pushing to dominate global energy and to knockout the us dollar. next up former trump white house hogan gidley is here on how this will make your household inflation worse. also, what exactly did georgia special prosecutor nathan wade testify to house judiciary? we've got it. it got lawmakers outraged again about democrats lawfare court attacks against trump. we've got two weeks ago also in the election. we've got where the candidates stand in the polling averages. whose got the clearest path to victory? we'll take it on, stay right

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grady good to see you. reporter: you too, liz. the latest confusion stems from comments that the harris campaign's climate engagement director made in an interview with politico in which she said that harris is not promoting expansion of fossil fuels production but then after that interview she posted on x, i didn't explain myself clearly here. contrary to trump's claims, the vp has not banned fracking, doesn't support banning fracking, and in fact cast the tie-breaking vote on the biggest pro-climate law ever which yes, opened new fracking leases. she went on to say people know that's her position, but those in the industry say they don't really know what the vice president's position is on energy and more specifically on fracking. here is the president of the american petroleum institute. >> i think it might be a flip flop flip and this should be very concerning, because almost every new well in the united states is fracked.

it uses hydraulic fracturing technology. reporter: here is what the us oil & gas association tells us. today, we all learned that kamala harris' october position is that she now opposes fracking and no longer supports her july position in which she supported fracking, which was a change in her prior-prior position of june in which she was opposed to fracking. they say if you find this confusing, you are not alone. another industry group, the american energy alliance, tells us these policies are likely to hinder american producers ability to meet the rising demand for oil and natural gas and of course, liz, this is a critical issue with the election two weeks away, especially in battleground pennsylvania. liz: grady we'll send you a starbucks coffee credit card to keep up with all of this. a lot of coffee for our grady trimble. thank you so much. okay, the us energy industry, it's pushing out production despite, despite what biden-harris have been doing to undercut it. it's happening right as russia,

it's going on. russia's holding a summit called the bric summit, iran, china, brazil. they want to dominate world energy, and dominate world trade and undercut the us dollar. let's welcome former deputy press secretary to trump hogan gidley. okay, economists say the timing of kamala harris here is so bad. we know the dollar will not get replaced in world trade any time soon but these guys overseas don't like us, they are talking about creating their own new currency to knockout the us dollar and dominating world energy and trade. >> well sure, but they also don't respect us and they don't fear us and that's because of these bad foreign policies of joe biden and kamala harris. listen, when you stop drilling here at home and you curtail a lot of our energy production, it opens the door for all of these dictators to control the world energy market. that's what you're seeing. when donald trump was president,

we were a net exporter of energy for the first time in decades and drilling like never before. gas prices were low, and when you don't do that, you open the door for all these bad actors around the world to control the markets, control our prices, that's why you need change at the top. liz: hogan what do you make of kamala saying yeah, she will ban fracking. i mean, if you have what russia, china and iran want to do, us inflation will rocket higher, enemies of the us would love to see america destabilized and more inflation. remember germany, russia, china, argentina all were taken down n' out and hurt by inflation. >> yeah, she does not want to frac. she's always been against fracking, as a.g., she sued the biden administration to prevent them from fracking near california. this has always been her position and here is how you know when she tried to pretend as though she was changing it. if she really believed she wanted fracking her staff would have left in droves because they didn't sign up for that.

they wanted the green new deal policies of kamala harris, which would crush hundreds of thousands of jobs in michigan, in pennsylvania. she's got a real political problem. liz: you're saying as d. a., or state attorney general of california, who did she sue? >> she sued the obama administration. liz: okay. >> who was trying to open fracking. liz: got it hogan gidley. thank you so much good to see you. one of the biggest debates of the media is about election coverage. it's this. why won't cbs release a full transcript of its "60 minutes" interview with kamala harris? it has released transcripts for interview in 2020 with trump, in 2019 with a.g. barr and earlier this year with fed chair jerome powell. joining us now, new york post columnist miranda devine, she's the author of the blockbuster new book "the big guy" and president and his son sold out america about joe and hunter biden. miranda devine, what do you make of this controversy? >> look, i just do not

understand why cbs is allowing itself to be dragged into more and more controversy. every time it tries to get itself out of the mess, it just makes things worse, and in this particular statement it's basically called donald trump a liar. all they have to do is just release the unedited video and the transcript and people can see for themselves if they did deceptively edit it. clearly, the answer though showed on "60 minutes" was a much more coherent articulate answer than the one we saw originally, so you know, what they say, they did that for timing reasons and that is the problem with kamala harris is that she's so sort of flowery with her language and so inarticulate and she filibusters all the time as you saw the other day when she had her fox interview with bret baier, that it's very difficult to cut up her answers. liz: that's the point.

you need to get to this because "60 minutes" actually cut in half what it showed on the air. the interview was actually twice as long at 45 minutes. they are 20 minutes, the ap reports that number, that's a lot of word salads that was cut out. shouldn't voters get to see the word salads so we really want word salads in the situation room when dealing with iran, russia and china? watchdogs are asking about this too. let's watch what happened on "60 minutes." we'll show you what was shown, and what the actual answer was, and watch watchdog brent bozell with us last night. listen to this. >> but it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> well, bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things including our

advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. we're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end. >> and then there was an uproar about that, because it was such a word salad that came out of kamala harris' mouth, and next thing you know, when the show aired the next night, it's a different answer. so what's going on behind the scenes at cbs? who made the decision to edit it one way and then re-edit it another way after a backlash? was it the staff that did this? did the kamala harris campaign call them and say, that's not what we want. we want you to air another part? we don't know. liz: wait so but you have seen, you know, miranda, it's unclear. harris agreed that any part of the interview to be shown, so why not release a transcript? instead of releasing statements. i mean, release it all. joe concha noted fox news contributor joe concha noted it took about two weeks for cbs

news to put out a statement about this. >> well, look. they seem to be impervious to criticism. they are bigger than anything. they don't need to answer to their critics but i think that two weeks before an election when there's been such an uproar they really owe it to the public and to their viewers to be straight and upfront and was the kamala harris campaign putting pressure on them to make her look better than she is? liz: merit garland and a devine great to see you again. you've got a blockbuster book coming out, buy it, it's terrific. miranda thank you so much. coming up what former georgia fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade told house judiciary that's got lawmakers up in arms, they are really upset about new revelations about lawfare court attacks against trump and was the biden white house involved plus latest on the state of the race, and critics now slamming kamala harris for focusing on the past and

trump, doing tours with liz cheney instead of looking forward to the future of america. and now, reports coming in, even the los angeles times will not endorse any candidate. that's in california, kamala's home state but first i want to check in with my buds dagen and sean. >> two weeks away from election day and if this was horse race and the polls are right it's a photo finish we'll have rnc spokesperson elizabeth pipco to break it down. dagen: john carney and tammy bruce on isn't it enough for kamala harris to say middle class middle class middle class over and over again on the economy when working americans have been crushed also the new american dream according to the washington post owning a townhouse with virtually no yard. stick it where the sun don't shine, i say, top of the hour. with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful.

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it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. liz: welcome back. just two weeks ago, polls tightening in the battleground states, real clear politics average trump is leading in all of them. nbc reports harris top insiders in the campaign in the kamala campaign, they are nervous that trump will win wisconsin and michigan, possibly pennsylvania. more than 15 million ballots already cast in early voting. let's welcome back the national reviews caroline downey and new

york post politico reporter john levine. caroline what do you make of the state of the race now? >> well, liz, kamala harris press tour fell flat on its face and all of her appearances only made the american people like her less, so the bubble of this fake enthusiasm that was manufactured by the media is finally deflating and this race is coming back down to earth. it's coming back down to the issues, which is the economy, and the border crisis. most americans agree that the country is on the wrong track and this is probably wyatt why at this final stretch of the race. liz: that's wild, john, what do you make of this? the l.a. times will not endorse for president anyone. this is the first time in 20 years. "the l.a. times" is in harris' home state of california. voters say how can you believe a candidate who has done nothing to fix america's problems for four years is suddenly capable of fixing everything?

>> i think the decision by "the l.a. times" reflects the individual decision of the leadership of the l.a. times, the owner, so i don't know that it speaks to the paper at large. i think most of the staff there would love to endorse kamala but as caroline said it's not all the polls and all the swing states you showed are one, two points but if you go into cross tabs and look at the individual issues, whose better on the economy, whose better on the border? trump is winning these issues by 10, 15, 20 points in all the polls i've ever seen. the only issue where she regularly beats him among the primary issues is abortion, and whether that's going to be enough to hinge her whole campaign and save her i don't know but it seems to be slim to read. liz: so john just said bloomberg reports kamala, biden, democrats, caroline, they are wrong to say inflation is going down. the government leads out of the cpi inflation measure a boatload of costs, home insurance, health insurance, things like college tuition, property taxes, interest charges on loans, people feel that. so it's interesting to watch

the media suddenly up in norms over why trump is polling so well. watch this. >> i'm starting to worry about the polls, because i say a lot of the media saying that he's leading and everybody is getting nervous and all that. >> that's why they are saying it. >> but they are doing that on purpose. >> i don't understand how my fellow americans, i don't even understand how this election is close. >> claims that trump is surging with black and latino voters leading in every single swing state. according to secret internal polls, despite all of the hitler talk. >> yes. >> this race will be far too close. >> so is this his best pitch, and if it is, why is basically every public pollster saying that the election is way too close to call? in other words, what is this election really about? liz: caroline, do they read the polls? economist magazine, a new atlanta constitution georgia poll trump is leading in

georgia, economist says he's leading, washington post poll he's leading. are they reading the polls or just in their own media bubble just talking to each other in their hen house echo chamber, caroline? >> well that pundit you just showed asked what is this race really about? the fact they have to ask that question shows how disconnected the mainstream media class is from the american people. in the swing states the issues still prevail, as i said. that includes the border, immigration, it also includes crime which they don't really feel. liz: caroline downey, john levine we'll come back to you soon. thank you so much. okay, this story. the transcript is out. evidence of lawfare revealed. coordination with the biden white house. we're talking nathan wade of georgia, attorney horace cooper will react next.

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in the georgia case, she had already prejudged trump as guilty before she became the da. she got nathan wade on the team and he met with biden white house twice. >> they put pro verbal cart before the horse in january i started posting on twitter all about the associated with fani willis' investigation. it is outrageous to see his c compensation. it is most outrageous to see that donald trump was targeted before she became the district attorney and we don't know why the white house has denied being involved in this lawfare,

yet we see records showing they met. elizabeth: you look at timeline, wade testify he meted with biden-harris white house twice. look at what happened that same day november 18, the day that cases against trump kicked off, jack smith was special counsel, and matthew coangelo quit justice department and went to work at alvin bragg a o's office in new york. >> my brother had a term when you don't want to remember anything, nathan wade billed for these meetings but now he says i don't believe who i met with -- i don't remember when we talked about. white house and white house counsel are going to have to tell us why and who met. and it can't be this coincidence that

doj employees and appointments of a special counsel occurred around the time of the meetings. elizabeth: what worries you about this most horace. >> what most worries me is that any of us, could be targeted in this way. if it were not for the scrutiny of networks like this, this would have succeeded. elizabeth: horace cooper, you are terrific thank you. >> i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. dvr us, now it's time for hear from my buddies dagen and senate bottom line with a hot show. dagen: and we match. elizabeth: we do, pinkie pink. ♪ ♪ >> we've gone 52 days in a row i'm going 14 more days we'll have