larry: you take a look at trump's 50 plus favorable numbers, you know that trump is cool, and it's cool to to vote trump this cycle. and it's always cool to be with liz macdonald, who is very cool herself. elizabeth: well, this might be an overstatement -- [laughter] larry, thank you so much. larry: no! no, never. elizabeth: i try. you're the coolest. who would have thought, trump is

cool. you're bringing it, larry. welcome to "the the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. ♪ -- young anymore. ♪ show a little faith. ♪ just living in a dump like this ♪ >> pennsylvania, if you think endless gridlock will help your family, you should vote republican. america's ready to the turn the page. we are ready for a better story. philadelphia, you got someone outstanding to vote for in hillary clinton. ready for a president kamala harris. >> really glad that we're all together tonight in philadelphia with you. [cheers and applause] >> good evening, georgia! >> -- any derogatory and insulting comments that we've heard from donald trump -- >> trump said, quote, hitler did some good things. if. >> let's get out and vote, philadelphia, tomorrow! [cheers and applause] if. >> georgia, i ask you, are you

ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] elizabeth: okay. it's déjà vu is. why in the world is kamala harris copying hillary clinton's failure of a 2016 playbook? both campaign with bruce springsteen, also obama. both packed their home stretches with celebrities too. when hillary lost the trump. on the to, the race for authenticity, connecting to americans. who is real, who is not? can hollywood celebrities like george clooney really talk to the focus out there about inflation? soaring housing and grocery prices? if really? now axios again reports temperature democrats are really worried trump will win. we've got that story, and both hillary and kamala now attacking trump and his voters over this -- >> trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally,

neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up. elizabeth: okay, this is flat out kookiness. tonight we've got undecided voters saying they don't believe this divisive vitriol either. it's the not winning undecided voters. and big newspapers do not believe them either. a bombshell. jeff bezos, owner of "the washington post" said, no, "the washington post" will not endorse kamala harris after it endorsed joe biden and hillary clinton. this is happening 56 the "l.a. times," the minneapolis star "minneapolis star tribune" won't endorse them either. is america finally at a tipping point away from the far-left craziness? are big tech and big newspapers now betting trump could win? first, this story. chalk. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, former president trump, he's about to hold a rally in michigan. the first of two in the battleground state this weekend. crowds again lining up for hours. fox news' mark meredith joins us live from the scene in travers

city, michigan, with the story. mark, it's great to have you on. >> reporter: liz, always a pleasure. the good news too, this time of year the weather's actually pretty decent here in north michigan this time of year as we get closer and closer to november. the former president, as you mentioned, does have quite the crowd at this airport tarmac. he is expected to be here about three hours from now, likely to give a lengthy speech. this is his first of two stops in michigan this weekend. earlier today he was in texas the holding an event on immigration, his biggest get was trying to get senator ted cruz over the finish line. trump also trying to make it very clear he believes cruz is the best person to be able to beat democratic congressman colin allred. >> we're here today in the great state of texas -- [cheers and applause] which, i like it. i like it.

[applause] which under kamala harris has been turned into ground zero for the largest border invasion in the history of the world. >> reporter: while trump was in,, he's not staying there long. look where he's going to be the over the next 48 hours alone. as a e mentioned, he'll be here in michigan, but also making stops in pennsylvania and new york city, in your neck of the woods, liz. today top republicans are urging democrats to tone down their rhetoric based on the multiple assassination attempts against trump. we heard from mike johnson and mitch mcconnell. they issued a rare joint statement in which they said this: the vice president's words more closely resemble those of trump's second would-be assassin than her own earlier appeal to civility. critics have pointed out trump has not tone thed down his rhetoric at all, including just last night in las vegas. he is, as i mentioned, going to

be giving that big rally in madison square garden, you played the clip of what hillary clinton thought about the rally. we have seen so much of the trump base saying he is simply trying to get his message out in the biggest media market in the world which, as you know, is in new york. we arement expecting a large crowd later on tonight. elizabeth: mark, love it. love the boston soundtrack behind that too. mark meredith, great to see you. good to see you. >> our next president of the united states, cam a rah harris! news -- kamala harris! >> you already know what time it is. is today i'm voting for kamala harris. elizabeth: why is kamala harris copying how hillary clinton campaigned in the final stretch? she was with beyonce in texas. trump is showcasing struggling americans like this at his rallies. >> president trump saved the american steel industry by imposing tariffs on chinese steel that was dumped illegally

and extremely low pricen to our shores trying to put us out of business. >> i had the pleasure of working for president trump. things were never better. i had the misfortune of spending the last four years watching our border be overrun. it's been nonstop. the agents' morale has been destroyed. >> we're going to go all the a way to november, and we're talking to the autoworkers as they come off their shift and go in to work. 70-80% of them are voting for donald trump because they know their jobs depend if on it! [cheers and applause] elizabeth: okay. joining us now, that speaker, the head of the autoworkers for trump group. brian worked at ford and chrysler. he's a retired uaw member. he just spoke at that a rally for trump, you just saw it. brian with, it's wonderful to have you on. it's good to see you. sos this is about authenticity, speaking to working and middle class voters. are you guys getting the uaw to go for trump?

>> yeah. well, it wasn't too hard to do. trump tore up the nafta the agreement which we hated during his first if term. he open oped up an war for drilling can -- anwr for drilling, oil lease explanation was given out west, gas and oil prices came way down. i mean, the autoworkers love him. you can't go by what shawn fein, the socialist uaw presidents, says. the membership is about 65% for trump, and i know that for fact because i've been doing an auto plant rally every week since memorial day, and we talk to the autoworkers as they're coming off their shift, chrysler, gm and ford plants. i'm getting the feedback directly from the guys on the line doing the voting, and it's a solid 65% -- elizabeth: more than two-thirds of the rank and file of the uaw, like the teamsters, are going for trump. that's what you're saying. i mean, that's interesting news and an interesting development.

we're breaking news here, brian -- [laughter] because kamala and democrats, you know they use top-down focus groups, scripted talking points, all terrible strategies in an age of authenticity. d.c. watchers say trump has the our aura of authenticity. voters connect to him. do people connect to beyonce and and george clooney talking about inflation? >> no, and they don't care who taylor swift endorses or bruce springsteen endorses kamala that harris. the harris-walz ticket is a vacuous incompetent. neither one of them -- ticket. neither one of them have ideas or plans. they're running on hatred and abortion, in my opinion, and that's not a winning strategy. so donald trump, when he comes to detroit, he talks to the autoworkers. i'm going to a rally tomorrow in novi which is just west of detroit. he asked me to come up on stage and speak in the pre-program, and he wanted me to bring a hundred of my uaw members who

are in the autoworkers for trump facebook group that i started in to 17 -- 2017, and we're going to sit right behind him on sage because we support him -- him on stage. regardless of what shawn fein tells the media, he's one of the elites, and we're the working class that donald trump is speak on behalf of. elizabeth: brian, thanks for joining us. interesting interview. thank you so much. it's good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> too many folks here in georgia and a. >>s the country are struggling the pay the bills. we all know the price of everything from housing the health care, to groceries is still too high. elizabeth: okay. former president obama made a major blunder and a gaffe campaigning for kamala harris saying, yes, americans nationwide are suffering from railroad high inflation under biden-harris. that has not come down. they have not fixed it. trump is set to debut his new line this sunday, harris broke america, at his rally at madison

square garden. let's bring back an "evening edit" favorite, chicago voter p-ray easily. when people -- easley. when people see you, they sit up and take notice. why didn't obama speak up before? what do you think? >> right now he's in clean-up mode. th the tribe, that's why he has his accent going, and he just wants to come out and make people feel the nostalgia of how they forget during his campaign. and we're done with that. they're just entertaining america at this point. elizabeth: we caught that obama also said health care is still too high after obamacare. hospitals, doctors and nurses say that swamped them in red tape. this is after bill clinton and joe biden also blunderedded, telling the truth. just sit and listen to this. >> you had a case in georgia not

very long ago, didn't you? they made an ad about it, about a young woman who have been killed by an immigrant? yeah. well, if they'd all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. but if they are prop properly vetted, that doesn't happen. >> we gotta lock him up. elizabeth: oh, really, lock him up? you catch that? joe wind said the quiet part -- joe biden said the quiet part out loud. that's what they've been trying to do. when you heard bill clinton say they're coming across unvetted, obama saying inflation nation is still too high under biden-harris, joe biden saying lock up trump, how do voters react the all this? >> we look at it as if this is a vendetta against the president, and they're not working for the american people. they know exactly what's going on. they know that inflation is high, they know that health care is too expensive. they know that we have unvetted people coming across the border. but rather than solve those problems, their issue is

maintaining power. their issue is that they know that my guy, president trump, is the clear winner here. and their goal is to mentally trick and deceive the people into voting for them again in an emotional sense. but being hungry is emotional. not being able to pay your bills is emotional. being afraid that your children may not come home, those things are emotional. and so thearheir desires to trick us are kind of overshadowed by our reality, and the reality is that the harris, walds -- or the harris-biden administration is not working, and we do not want to continue this with the harris-walz administration. elizabeth: yeah. we keep hearing the far-left version of this democratic party way out of touch, tone deaf with the american people. axios reports more and more top democrats are afraid trump will win. trump is now tied with harris in the final new york times-sienna if poll before this election. if you know, it's so interesting, by this point biden

was off about 9 points, hillary was up about 4 points in 2016. it looks like the the polls are underestimating working and middle class are voters. listen to cnn polling analyst harry enton. watch this. >> trump may win the popular vote, john. you know, everyone has been talking about this idea that trump may win in the electoral college, but kamala harris may win the popular vote. you mentioned that new york times poll, a tie, that's actually right in the middle of the spectrum when we're talking about the recent polling data. you don't have to look very favre to -- far to to find donald trump up nationally. very close races, within the margin of error. fact is donald trump is very much in a position he could win the the popular vote which, of course, is something he would absolutely love to do. elizabeth: win the popular vote. take it away, p-ray, final word. >> donald trump has already won. i i want everybody to know that

from sea to shining people that the -- shining sea that the american people don't have money, time or energy to dead dedicate to this open border and the chaos that the biden,-harris administration has pushed on us. i invite everybody in america to join chicago as we flip this country red and bring donald trump back to his proper place, which is 1600 pennsylvania avenue. i also want to invite the president to, please, come to chicago like you promised us. you are going to have the biggest party of your life if you come here and, please, continue to support us at chicago red.org because the work we're doing here in chicago is reverberating around the country as we make our country great again. elizabeth: okay. thank you so much. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> i was attorney general of california. when i was attorney general of california -- as i said, i have prosecuted transnational criminal organizations. as attorney general of

california -- elizabeth: okay. and tonight a new report says kamala harris greatly paneling if rated her courtroom -- exaggerated her courtroom trial experience. she campaigned she's been tough on crime, but they can't find evidence she argued all of those case, a lot of cases in course. kamala harris has a denied this, but gregg jarrett is going to take it on tonight. also this story -- >> what weaknesses do you bring to the table, and how do you plan to overcome them while you're in office? >> that's a great question, joe. well, i am certainly not perfec- [laughter] so let's start there. and i think that i perhaps -- elizabeth: okay. we've got a clip we want to show you tonight of j.d. vance that's going viral. j.d. vance explains in detail policy at a town hall about how he's going to fix, he and trump are going to fix grocery prices that are high. we're to going to show you the sound. it's getting a lot of attention. also this story tonight --

>> it's coming from a third world country coming into logansport, and these individuals don't necessarily know the local laws or rules and how to behave here. we need some help here. we need some federal help. we need some more information. elizabeth: there's lots of action this hour. new developments about americans struggling to buy homes. prices are sticking at record highs. sales are dropping because of that. house judiciary chair jim jordan just subpoenaed the biden-harris white house for details on a big under the radar development that's in play here. it's connected to the open border crisis under biden-harris. and also this story -- [inaudible conversations] elizabeth: okay, they're all copying hillary clinton, revive ising her basket of deplorables attack, playing the furor card. >> you could put half of trump's

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>> trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis or, far ifests in america -- fascists in america were lining up to to, essentially, pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. so i don't think we can ignore it. >> i think part of the reason why i'm being pushed towards trump so strongly is that the i

find that the democrats and the left just keep going straight to hitler all of the time with everything. it pushes me away from their position, and it, you know, it's so hyperbolic that it makes it impossible to have good discussion. elizabeth: that was an undecided voter in pennsylvania not buying, not believing hillary clinton and also kamala harris playing the furor card. it's coming across -- fuhrer card, attacking trump and his voters as fascist nazis. it's dangerous rhetoric too, analysts say, because trump got shot and faced two assassination attempts. joining us now, political commentator xavier derusso, now an outspoken conservative. when xavier speaks, people set up and listen are. what to do you make of this controversy? two days ago obama was asking how did we get so fox toxic and divided, and hillary and k. la are talking about that. -- kamala are talking about that.

>> i'm always blown away by the awe audacity of hillary clinton. the only reason she's not behind bar bars is because republicans decided to be the nice and not politically prosecute her. but that being said, you know, this divisive rhetoric is exactly why our country is in shambles now. you are constantly using fear as a way the try to weaponize people against their fellow if americans. this is why we've seen multiple assassination attempts on donald trump, and you would think that she would learn her lesson that americans are tired of having to point the finger at each other and that obama pretends to be shocked that all this division is here? obama knows that he's a part of this too and that the obama-biden-harris trilogy has completely demoralized our society. elizabeth: so you feel that's when the racial divisions and all of that began. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, they used the fear of racism as the achilles heel for the black community. they see how many of us have woken up from the lies of the

left, in longer blindly believing that we need to to constantly fear racism or police officers or the people who are hired to protect us. we are now looking at this and asking questions, like, when are you going to have some serious conversations with us? when are you going to talk to discuss about this -- the things we're actually concerned about such as the price of groceries and the long list of issues that have developed especially under the biden-harris administration. it's tired now. elizabeth: experts and economists say trump governed for four years. nothing he did was, fascist. inflation went down, the economy went up. we have a strong system of checks and balances. they cite january 6th, we get it. he was impeached twice. there are at least four democrat senators citing trump in their campaign ads. are those democrats fascist too? is oprah, who hung out with trump and said trump should run for office, is oprah fascist? hillary clinton went to trump's wedding. is she and bill clinton fascist? i mean, trump did the abram

ham -- abraham accords for peace, israeli potentials back trump. trump's daughter, ivanka, is jewish. his which were and son-in-law are jewish. >> i think it's disrespectful to constantly compare trump to hitler at a time where antisemitism is the highest it's been since the holocaust. with all of that going on, it's quite appalling to see. but a lot of these people i would consider more feashes than anyone because their constantly talking about taking away our rights. they want to take away our rights to free speech, take away our ability to expose the fraudulence and the lies that the left is constantly putting on us. elizabeth: xavier derusso, don't be a stranger. we love listening to you. so smart. good to see you. come back soon. >> good to see you. >> some voters might ask, you've been in the white house for four years. you were vice president, not the president, but why wasn't any of that done over the last four years? >> but there was a lot that was done, but there's more to do,

anderson, and i'm pointing out things that need to be done that haven't been done but need to be done. elizabeth: a lot of rhetoric but not a lot of detail. j.d. vance that a clip that's going -- has a clip that's going to viral, detailed answers on fixings things like -- fixing things like high grocery prices. congressman carlos gimenez to react. also this -- >> when i was attorney general of california, when i was attorney general of california. i have prosecuted transnational criminal organizations. as attorney general of california -- elizabeth: okay. a new report claims kamala harris exaggerated her courtroom trial experience. can't find records of her arguing cases in court. kamala harris has conditioned this. gregg jarrett is going to take it on. but first, as americans struggle to buy homes, house judiciary chair jim jordan subpoenaed the biden-harris white house for details on a specific problem flying under the radar connected to the open border crisis under

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♪ elizabeth: welcome back. this concerning story coming out of texas. a major trafficking ring just broken up in houston where kamala harris campaigned today. it's can connected to the border crisis. border officials repeatedly warn the southern border literally is a crime scene. fox news' brooke taylor joins us in dallas, texas, with the story. brooke. >> reporter: authorities found 84 women inside of these bars, so that's dozens and dozens of

possible victims the human sex trafficking. back on october 18th authorities raided 9 bars in the houston area suspected of human trafficking. the texas alcoholic beverage commission, or tabc, led this investigation. chairman kevin lily says the bars were houses of or horrors with secret rooms inside that have concrete doors and soiled mattresses. he pointed the fingers at the open border and the cartels. in a recent ride-along last month in el paso, every illegal migrant we encountered said they had to pay thousands of dollars to the cartel in order to get across. many end up in debt to the cartels and caught up in a cycle of traffic. >> what we have created, ladies and gentlemen, is not the american dream. but for these people, it's the american nightmare. >> reporter: and authorities say that human trafficking has become the second most profitable criminal enterprise after drug trafficking as the tabc chairman put it. he says that drugs could be

replaced, but human beings are reusable, which is the harsh reality here and why this business has become so lucrative. elizabeth. elizabeth: brooke taylor, terrific journalism. it shows how illegal migrants are getting so harmed and so abused in this border crisis. this new development, house judiciary chair jim jordan subpoenaed the biden-harris white house to hand over documents on how much federal taxpayers are spending to house illegal immigrants. we are for legal immigration. this is an issue, how it's exploded under biden and harris. let's bring in from house oversight, congressman pat fallon to. it's great to see to you again, a pleasure to have you on. what do we know about this? what is happening here? if. >> well, liz, the taxpayers are,, you know, footing the bill for tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars in, you know, housing illegals, and it's been going on for four years. in fact, the figure could be into the billions, we just don't know, and i'm glad chairman

jordan has subpoenaed this afghanistan.. -- this information. elizabeth: nonprofits are the issue too, it involves the state department, hud and hhs. it's a secret, under the radar thing that's coming to the forefront. about 14 million crossings of migrants this year. new cbp records show 14 million. that's a new record. again, americans are generous. they're open-armed, but it's like lack listen and springfield, ohio, aurora, colorado. the issue is they weren't told, and the commitments' resources are strained beyond the breaking point. a lot of people go there, you know, out of social media. what a do you make of this? canada's justin trudeau, he's about to get kicked out. he just announced a 2-year plan to cut immigration into canada by 31%. >> well, i think that we're

going to see kamala harris being fired -- [laughter] because of this issue. it's the number one issue in,. i mean, in texas alone over the last 12 years there have been 299,000 awe arrests of illegals charged with 513,000 crimes resulting in 187,000 convictions, and that's just in,. in our small -- elizabeth: over what time frame in. >> this is about the last 12 the years. elizabeth: okay. >> that's a remarkable figure if you extrapolate that over the other 49 states, god almighty. and the hispanic-americans along the board are at the fore front of this -- at the border. elizabeth: that's quite a trend, wow, what's happening. congressman fallon, thanks for bringing it tonight. it's good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: housing costs have been skyrocketing. home prices more than doubling in some regions. the polls show the economy remains the top concern in this election along with the border: lock who's here, a great

reporter, madison alworths us in new york city with more. madison. >> reporter: liz, nationally home prices have grown 48% since 2019, and in some swing states it's worse. take a look at this. the median home sale price in in 20 to 20 was $29 the 7,000. -- 297,000. in september of this year it was $443,000. nearly $150,000 more. michigan has also seen a big runup from $184,000 to now $266,000 for your median home. rents also stay high because it's hard and expensive to get into a home. making rent an issue if in swing states as well. renters in those states on average earn 17 less than needed to afford the typical apartment. both campaigns are focusing on this issue. harris is promising $25,000 for first-time home buyers to help

with down payments and is pushing a plan to build 3 million new housing units in 4 years. although we've not gotten details on how exactly she would get that done. trump has said he are create tax incentives -- he will create tax incentives for home buyers and cut red tape to allow for building and make federal land available for residential construction. he also pushes that by reducing inflation and stopping illegal immigration, it will help with housing availability and will lower housing costs. but look no further than the latest home sale numbers to see just how bad things are. sales of existing homes in the u.s. are on track for their worst year since 1995. high home prices and high mortgage rates which are going back up, by the way, have kept buying low. liz? elizabeth: wow. madisonal worth, interesting stuff -- madison alworth, interesting stuff. thank you so much. >> between diesel costs, gasoline costs, the cost of energy has made it really,

really hard for our farmers to actually do what they do and grow the food that we need. so we've got to bring down energy costs the mistake it more affordable for farmers to do what they do. the other thing is we've got to make sure that foreign competitors aren't flooding our markets with cheap agricultural products -- [applause] that destroy -- thank you. [applause] if that destroy the wages and the livelihoods of farmers. elizabeth: that was trump running mate j.d. vance if in a moment that's going viral, talking details on how he and former president trump want to bring down inflation on things like grocery prices by lowering the input costs of energy. nat gas, things like that, things used in things like fertilizers. joining us now, congressman carlos gimenez. congressman, it's great to see you. what to do you make of this, because kamala is talking nixon-style government controls which never worked, but then you have j.d. vance talking common sense. >> right.

you may not know this, but i represent a huge agricultural community here in south bay. a lot of the farmers or have gone out of business because of the cheap. products that are coming overseas, and they can't compete. so we've got to help our farmers. we have -- look, a matter of national security, so we have to help our farmers. we can't be a net importer of food. we need to be the breadbasket of the world. elizabeth: that's a concerning development that's switched under biden and harris last year. the u.s. for the first time became a net importer. it was a net exporter. now we are a net importer. we're importing more food than exporting it. mostly from asia, china, thailand, mexico, brazil and canada. u.s. farmers are now raising the red flag, this is food insecurity. what does this mean for national security? >> it's bad news for national security because then other countries can hold us hostage by not giving us the food that we need in order to feed our people. china's actually in a worst

state than we are, but in this has come about because countries have been dumping their products here, and they're super cheap if they're driving our farmers out of business. we have to reverse it and help the american farmler. elizabeth: congressman, it's great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> great seeing you too. >> i was attorney general of california. when i was attorney general of california -- as i said, i have prosecuted transnational criminal organizes. as attorney general of california -- elizabeth: okay. that's kamala harris campaigning that she prosecuted cases, is tough on crime. a new report says and claims she greatly exaggerated her courtroom trial experience. now gregg jarrett, he's going to react to the numbers and help us break it down. also tonight a bombshell move, amazon billionaire jeff bezos, the owner of "the washington post," now says, no way. "the washington post" will not enforce anybody. they're not even to going to endorse kamala harris. the post had a endorsed biden

and hillary. this is the first time in nearly 40 years. what's going on? is big tech, newspapers, silicon valley, are they now reading the tea leaves that trump could win? more on that coming up. but first, look who's here, my friends, my buddies dagen and sean. they've got a hot hour on "the bottom line." sean: a federal judge reinstates 1600 noncitizen voters in virginia? harris' filibuster reform, a mention us to a more liberal agenda. daniel turn ther the break it down. dagen: eric love hovde on, well, he's tied with tammy baldwin in the latest poll. what is he doing to bring the gap? and david cameron, former attorney general in kentucky on one writer saying black and latino voters are uneducated because they're supporting trump. top of the hour. ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: welcome back. kamala harris has said she has prosecuted hundreds of cases, but former prosecutors scouring the record. they're asking, how many did she really argue in court? how many did she try in a courtroom? joining us now, fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. okay, gregg, it is andrew mccarthy and jeffrey clark looking into this. she served in the alameda county

d.a.'s office. she served as attorney general of california, but this story by james lynch at the national review claims she's inflating the record. what do you think? >> well, i know this, on the campaign trail that's her theme. she's made it an issue, endlessly boasting about her prosecutorial chops as a courtroom prosecutor, but whether she ever actually saw the inside of a courtroom, that's now in serious question. you know, back when she was running for t.a. in san francisco -- d.a. in san francisco, she bragged in her lit hur, her mailers, about her vast trial experience claiming she, and i'm quoting here, tried hundreds of serious violent listen inniesful well, understand -- felonies. well, understand that trying a case means you were inside the courtroom presenting evidence, arguing it in front of a judge and jury usually to the verdict. but at the time when asked in a debate how many she tried, she backtracked and said 50. not hundreds. but she couldn't name a single

one. right. elizabeth: she starts -- she says in the story quotes it as 50, then 30, and now it could be possibly less than 10. i mean, she's heatedly denied this, right? it's a very touchy summit for her. she has served in those offices that we just anticipated, but could it be that she's enfacilitating the number with misdemeanors? or do it be that she's saying i worked -- i oversaw this office so, ipso facto, i prosecuted these cases, that she's loosely saying prosecuted? if well, in her own words she's gone from 50 to 30 which is a far cry from hundreds of cases being tried. and, you know, what's interesting is recent record searches have failed to come up with anything at all, which is pretty strange because that stuff is usually well documente- elizabeth: like what? >> right now her -- elizabeth: like what? they can't find -- go ahead, trial court motions? >> files, files are kept in

perpetuity, and a lot of them are still paper, some have been transferred to computer, but you can do searches of it. will her name pop up as the person who tried the case? i don't know. right now her campaign is trying to do cleanup on aisle three saying, well, she was involved in hundreds of cases. that's to not the same thing as a trying a case. so it does look like a gross exaggeration which goes to her credibility and her honesty. liz? elizabeth: you don't find trial course motions? no audio? in video? nothing. i mean, it's kind of interesting. kamala harris has denied this. we'll stay on the story. greg jarrett, thank you so much. okay, this bombshell move by amazon billionaire jeff bezos, he owns "the washington post." he said, no, "the washington post" would not endorse any candidate. that means no to kamala harris. it had endorsed biden and h hillary. this is the first time this has happened in nearly 40 years.

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founder jeff bezos said no i'm not going to endorse kamala harris, jordan is fox news contributor liz peek great writer, great author, how bad of a son is this poor kamala harris, the los angeles times home state of kamala harris not endorsing anyone including kamala harris and the minneapolis tim walz home state of minnesota not endorsing anybody including kamala harris, the three newspapers have back joe biden and hillary clinton, how bad is this. >> i think it's pretty horrible honestly, the washington post is especially interesting, people are speculating jeff bezos has a business involvement with blue origin and amazon with the federal government and he does not want to alienate donald trump but i would love to think that these organizations have concluded kamala harris is not equipped to be president. i'd love to see more of the legacy media organization come

to the same conclusion. i doubt that's actually what's going on. i think they're looking after their own self-interest but they come to the right conclusion than the last. dagen: unions not endorsing here is, we just heard that the rank-and-file uaw like the teamsters not endorsing, watch them take on tim walz talking down to union workers, watch this. >> you talking about some of those leaders. >> that the knucklehead statement, i show courage every single day an organization shows courage every day and to make statements, it's disrespectful to our members in the process, the lesson that needs to be taught, our members don't need to be educated, our members are educated and that's the problem with the party right now. they're looking down on our members. >> the steelworkers didn't lead the democrat. the committee union facility jobs in factories in union jobs were lost under the democratic

administration. >> tim walz seine union workers don't have courage if they don't support kamala harris, what do you think. >> it's like saying if you don't fvote for joe biden you are black, they don't like, kamala harris you're not union that's an atrocious statement, this guy is right they sent jobs overseas and union workers remember that. >> wade you see this going, this is like an earthquake development what is happening. >> we have seen union workers working people, going towards donald trump and going towards the republican party for some years and donald trump really created this. i don't think this is over i think we will see more of it and will see that on november 5. >> thank you so much for joining us thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, be sure to dvr as it's time to send it over to dagen and sean. ♪