of them. maybe, your home could do the same for you. call finance of america, the country's #1 reverse mortgage lender and get your free info kit. call this number. larry: you know, mr. trump's, president trump's landslide victory tuesday night is a mandate for change. and when he says promises made, promises kept, i believe he means it. he wants a golden era of prosperity, and he wants to unify, ore unify this country -- to reunify this country after the extraordinary divisions that have gone on in the past four

years. anyway, no division with liz macdonald. just pure bliss. elizabeth: right now, yeah. [laughter] we're rocking and rolling into this hour, larry. thank you so much. welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> in the last 48 hours, there's been a lot of soul searching, a lot of questioning about the messaging is and strategy in this race. >> there's a lot of to soul searching. there's a lot of dug of what was off the mark here. >>s it is the taming to to dig down, to do some soul searching. >> as democrats, we've got to do some soul searching. elizabeth: all right, president-elect trump's landslide victory, democrats say they'll do serious soul searching over why america said, enough. major democratic voting blocs move towards trump. that was quick. just 48 hours later. the democrats are back to their old, stale 2016 attack trump playbook. >> if you try to the harm nicer

or roll back their rights, i will fight you ever step of the way with. >> and we are e prepared to fight back -- we are prepared to fight back once again. >> well, i respect the will of the people. i'm not going to respect the ill of a weasel in donald trump. elizabeth: all right. the news this hour, get ready for the grandstanding dem kroots' -- democrats' new failure to launch. while their new resist trump push will go nowhere. even voters in their own home states move to trump. those voters say, stop it. fix america now. former michigan gop gubernatorial candidate tudor dixson is here to react, ready to -- dixon. ready to rumble. also tonight, this story. >> the idea, as you said, of rfk jr. having tremendous power -- >> rfk jr., who is one of the most polarizing -- >> you're going to have rfk jr., and if that puts fear or trepidation in your heart,

that's rightfully placed. elizabeth: going hard after rfk jr. but people are paying close attention to what rfk jr. is saying and how he wants to fix a big problem affecting america's families' health. tonight, dr. marty makary is here on rfk jr. ending, he wants to end the corporate capture of big food that's literally making people sick. if also tonight kamala harris campaigned claiming she'd be tough on the border. well, now's her chance. a new report coming in, illegal alien now trying to make a break for the border before trump shuts it down. tonight, congressman byron donalds is ready to go, he's fired up. but first, this story concern -- this story -- okay, democrats point fingers at each other after trump's sweeping landslide victory. trump broke into the democrats' blue wall in new york, in california. he came within 5 points of winning new jersey and virginia. trump won 46% of the latino

vote. that's the highest in 50 years, beating reagan and george h.w. bush. look who's back with us, fox news' jacqui heinrich. we give a warm welcome the her live from the white house to tell us more. good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you, liz. president biden conceded his vice president's defeat and pledged to uphold tradition that didn't happen for him in 2020 the including a meeting with the incoming president. >> i'll honor the constitution. on january 20th we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. i also hope we can lay to rest the question about the integrity of the american electoral system. it is the honest -- it is honest, it is fair and it is transparent. and it can be trusted, win or lose. >> reporter: biden made a visible effort to boost the spirits of staffers in the rose garden, listening there to his remarks and also americans who were watching and wanted a different outcome, telling them not to to give up and that

they're going to be okay. but he didn't elaborate much on that point, and the press secretary had a difficult time finishing his sentence when i asked earlier. this administration messaged to millions of americans that they're going to wage day after the election if trump won and have their rights stripped away, that democracy would crumble, and the president said today we're going to be okay. so how do you square that? >> the job of the president is the make sure that we have a peaceful transfer of power. that is what the american people deserve. and that's what we're going to -- >> reporter: is the message to people who are fearful based on what the messaging was about th- >> well, now, you're just twisting everything around, and that's really unfair. >> [inaudible] >> no, it's unfair because i've been standing here trying to be very respectful the what happened the last two nights, two nights ago, being respectful. i've been standing here saying that we respect the decision that the american people made. >> reporter: so obviously it

is a bit of a difficult task for the president or his staff to legitimize the man who they branded an existential threat to democracy even as they tried to go through the motions of welcoming him into office. elizabeth: clearly. [laughter] you put up a good fight. keep the faith, jacqui heinrich. markets are jubilant over trump's decisive victory. axios, look at this, axios now calls trump the most powerful populist president of the modern era. america has not seen since andrew jackson. trump poised to sweep all seven swing states. he swept the electoral college, the popular vote. the gop takes back the senate, it's the moving towards that the. gop pennsylvania senate candidate gave mccormick just won, plus -- dave mccormick.

joining us now, former michigan guber gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. tudor,@great to see you. tudor, this is quite the victory. voters resoundingly regents harris, biden -- rejected a harris, biden, obama and the left. what a do you make of it in. >> the american people have spoken. they want free markets, they want a free country, they want a government that doesn't go after its political to pones. they did not like what the democrats were doing. hay saw through the lies. they don't like the scare tactics. everything the democrats did was wrong. you would never have seen this result add had the american people not outright rejected what democrats have said and embraced donald trump. but it's not just donald trump. donald trump wants to be serving the people, and he brought people around him that he knows the american people love and rust. if he decided to run with a team that he wanted to bring to the american people as very --

servants to them, and they loved it. they loved it. that's what we saw. it make me so happy to see the people rejecting the radical fear mongers that we see every dayen on the leftist news channels. elizabeth: yeah, voters have been suffering since 2008 over this. let's show trump's agenda and reportedly who he wants to put in the cabinet. trump plans fast action on ax cuts, deregulation, expanding u.s. energy, shutting the border. of he's against putting america into foreign wars. he wants the basically protect america, but democrats say we're staring into the abyss. now some democrats are acting like it's 2016 all over again. they're trying to do a new, you know, resist trump push. no one's following them. voters are already said no to this. >> of course. i mean, and i think one of the key things he said there was peace because that's certainly what we've heard on the ground here in michigan no matter what community we go into. they're like, you know what?

peace is popular. this is a guy who stood up and said onlike the fact that they're signing bombs, i want to sign peace treaties, and the american people like that. they like to see america be strong and have peace through strength. that was important to them. the economy is important to them. all of those things that you mentioned. he was talking about solutions, and they were trying to scare people. elizabeth: yeah. he's talking about ending the war between russia and ukraine and also in gaza and lebanon. due corps dixon, a pressure to have you -- a pleasure to have you. >> thank you. elizabeth: again, we're sitting on the story, voters across the board, across the nation rejected the far left, a major rebuke of obama, harris and biden. 71 million voters from all walks of life, races and income classes said no to them and joined trump's historic multi-racial coalition of working class majority. let's welcome to the show a leader9 with the black men for trump advisory board, he's a member there, board member, t.w. shannon. it's great to have you back on again. trump said a gop -- set a gop

record with black and latino voters. democrats alienates and abandoned working class people of all races. they basically are saying, the voters are saying, no, we do not want obama's far-left, biden's far-left anymore. what do you make of joe scarborough saying black and hispanic voters are sexist and racist for voting for trump? >> yeah, i think it's disgusting that the radical left can't do some introspection and look at themselves and instead of saying what was wrong with kamala harris, or they're blaming the american people. which is quintessential democrat 101. let's talk about what kid happen on tuesday night. tuesday was a maga mandate, and it was two-part. number one, americans rejected the idea of using the criminal justice system to go after someone and politicizing it. they rejected that idea, and that's why everybody involved should be investigated, all charges should be dropped against donald trump, and president biden should announce that he's going the pardon

president trump for any federal charges that are against him, and the governor of new york should do the same. but the second percent of that maga mandate was really the american people saying, no, to open borders, to crime and to this radical inflation that was out of control. that was the mandate. but the elitist democrat party, they're still blaming americans for their a failure. elizabeth: you hear from democrats like ritchie torres. he says the far left has alienated historic numbers of latinos, blacks, asians and jews with their ivory tower nonsense, that's a direct quote. that kamala, biden, obama pushed celebrities, identities,, the way too far left. trump is running -- so let's show the data on the border crisis and inflation if. they've been bashing half of america and smearing them when that that's what they're a saying, fix it now.

go ahead, t.w. >> you know, the democrat party, their answer for the hemorrhaging of the black vote which, by the way, it's looking like donald trump is going to get north of, somewhere around 20% of the black vote, and the answer the democrats had for that, they wanted to roll out president obama to chastise african-american males and blame us for their failures. well, the reality is obama's not the same guy. he's not the same cool guy are the from the south side of chicago. he's now the uber-wealthy guy, you know, from marsha the's vineyard. -- martha's vineyard. this is a very different place and time where the american people are. donald trump has transformed the republican party into the party of the working class, and the reality is the democrats are the elitist party or whether you're talking about college presidents or celebrities across the country. millionaires and billionaires, that's the priority of their party. elizabeth: t.w. shannon, a pleasure to have you on. it's good to see you. >> thank you for having me. elizabeth: thank you. >> seeing ad after ad after ad in nfl football games saying

that taxpayers were going to be funding transgender surgeries for inmates? that's not something that's going to play well in wisconsin, in michigan, in pennsylvania among men. elizabeth: all right. well, identity issues failed democrats. and also this story, trump protecting women's sports. did that help trump deliver a decisive victory with suburban women? tonight riley gains joins us. she's going to react on what happens next with this story. also tonight, this -- >> we're getting support from latinos like never before. [cheers and applause] we're setting every record. hispanics, latinos. nobody loves our latino community and our puerto rican community more than i do. [cheers and applause] elizabeth: yeah, and hispanic voters do care about border security. the trump push to shut do -- the border down. he nearly swept all latino majority texas border counties.

a new report, illegal aliens are rushing to get across the border before trump shuts it. tonight, congressman byron donald is here with his reaction. plus, the immediate. >> ya trying -- media is going from fear-mongering, making up stuff about trump to attacking rfk jr. he's a possible trump appointment. johns hopkins professor of medicine dr. marty that carry, he's happy about rfk. he says rfk jr. is going to save your kids from a food supply making them sick. but first, this story -- >> can we just have a couple of years of peace for the republicans and president trump to do what they promised to do? because the american people clearly are asking for it. elizabeth: yeah. voters are saying to the democrats and the media, knock it off, respect the will of the people. let trump govern. you didn't do that the first time. trump's got a mandate from voters to enact the policies americans want. joe concha is here on the media

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president if his administration and his party or to make progress on the things they promised to do. this is exactly what happened last time. they were plotting to impeach him before he ever took office back in 2016. relate us not -- let us not have a replay of this. can we just is -- have a couple of years of peace for the republicans and president trump to do what they promised to do? because the american people clearly are asking for it. elizabeth: that's scott jennings saying what "the evening edit" has been saying for eight years. democrats, give trump a chance to govern. trump won a mandate now. it's about the priorities of the american people. joining us now, fox news contributor joe concha. joe, great to see you again. you've been hitting it out of the ballpark, joeen on all of these stories. >> thank you. elizabeth: democrats wanted to impeach trump before he sat down in 2017. they hit women women with 85 -- him with 85 targets to probe him. what do you think of the media a

right now? >> let me first start by praising scott jennings. i'm critical of others on other networks when it's warranted, but he could be your next white house press secretary. i mean, the way he handles those five on one, six on one panels over at cnn and does so with class and professionalism, good job, scott jennings. back to your point, in the end, i don't think there will be peace, as jennings asked for. i think both democrats and the media will just go full on attacking trump, not realizing, liz, that by just going after him personally and using words so flippantly like park ifist or hitler or nazi or garbage and calling trump supporters that as well, that this is why donald trump is going to be your 47th president. maybe this is why republicans took a back the senate and will control the house, because they are tired of hearing this rhetoric over and over again. they want solutions. they think grocery prices are too high, gas prices are a too high, crime is too high and

illegal immigration's too high. enough all right -- already, we don't want to hear it anymore. elizabeth: yeah. we've got brian stetler at cnn saying major questions about the media's credibility when he's been adding to the problem. let's show what msnbc has been saying now. watch this. >> okay. >> we are now betting on to change all of it is donald trump, a man who did two almost impossible things. he won the american presidency twice two, and he drove a casino into the ground. what will the future hold now that america has just decided that we're going to f around and find out. >>? >> so the first order of business is to stop them from taking any uncontested ground right from the outset when it comes to what our system of government is and what our democracy is. they are going the start pushing to see how far the country is going to let them go without pushback, without protest.

elizabeth: this is pretty unfortunate stuff over there. in the really elevating the debate, not very intelligent stuff, unfortunately. would they ever have the courage to step outside of their amazing bubble of d.c. insiders and elitism to find out how america is really doing these days with groceries, utilities? health care costs, home heating oil? show the data, show the border collapse, show the people killed by illegal aliens under the biden-harris white house. say their names. joe, here's the problem, and i think the voters are catching on. you want the keep -- the msnbc may is to keep people emotional, upset, keep them coming back, keep them emotionally connected to the show. that's the business model of facebook and social media and instagram in order to sell ads. you stay on there because you're emotional. emotionalism blocks you from data, blocks you from information, the news that voters need and, you know, msnbc, now you've got comcast

talking about spring off msnbc and the cable channels and selling them. -- sell concern spinning off. >> all this reckless rhetoric, liz, this may have contributed to donald trump nearly being assassinated twice over the summer, and yet they continue to do this over and over again. they will fail, that i will tell you. elizabeth: joe concha, a pleasure to see you too. good to see you. >> thank you. take care. >> joe biden and kamala harris have advocated for, they're advocated -- they've advocated and pushed for this anti-woman, sex-based discrimination the to continue all over this country. [background sounds] and point-blank, it's unfair. elizabeth: the news this hour, protecting women's sports. rejecting identity issues. did that help deliver trump his decisive victory? tonight, women's sports advocate riley gaines is with us to

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elizabeth: welcome back. the news this hour, this remarkable development. people in california finally have had of enough. hay overwhelmingly voted out of office hard far-left prosecutors and their weaken on crime push. they voted out mayors too. this after safety has been ruined for families in california. california cities in many parts turned into ghost towns from crime. fox business reporter max gorden standing by live in burbank, california. we're excited to talk to max. this is his debut on "the evening edit." good to see you, mac. >> reporter: hey there, liz. californians want to get tougherren crime. the new district attorney will be nathan hochman. he's former federal prosecutor, and he bills himself as hard middle. his campaign positioned on frustrations being felt here in l.a. county. take a listen. >> they're all fed if up with the fact that their homes are

being broken into, cars are being brokennen into. store owners have nowhere to go now because the d.a.'ses office has told law enforcement it won't bring those cases. >> reporter: and it's not just in l.a. where californians want to crack down on crime. as of today, proposition 36 passed with more than 70% of the statewide vote. with the9 passage of prop 36, serial shoplifters caught stealing three or more times can be charged with a felony. it leftens felony sentences for mob-style robberies. the measure reverses some of the criminal justice reforms passed by californians a decade ago. prop 36 also establishes so-called treatment-mandated felonies allowing offenders that accept their drug possession if charges to the complete drug treatment and have their charges dismissed in lieu of incarceration. still, the measure ratchets up the punishment for drug keillors selling certain narcotics like fentanyl. our new k. the a. says that he supports prop 36. he's been an outspoken proponent

of to it saying it's going to be another tool in his tool belt to fight frequent offenders. liz? elizabeth: max gorden, good journalism. thank you so much. okay, you heart max, california voters -- heard marx california voters fed up with crime. prosecutors getting toss tossed out of office for going week on -- weaken on crime. joining us now, fox news contributor, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. jason, you've held office -- it's great to see you, welcome back. show who's about to be tossed or getting recalled in california. it's l.a. d.a. george imas congress, san francisco mayor london breed, oakland mayor. what do you make of all of this? >> standing up and chairing. -- cheering. thank goodness, the voters had the take control. whether it be district attorneys or elected officials in political offices such as mayors, i'm glad the public's starting to realize that, you know, going soft on crime doesn't make crime go away, it

makes for more crime. and add kamala harris to that list. she was asked just before the election whether she voted for or against proposition 36, she couldn't even answer that question. it just show9 how soft on crime she was. i was up and down the ticket for democrats -- service the up and down the ticket for democrats. elizabeth: just last week two different walgreens in san francisco in just one hour, two different walgreens hit by smash and grab robbers. listen to the l.a. a d.a., attorney-elect nathan hochman, again on the passing of this tougher crime law, proposition 36. watch. >> we have to reject the extreme policies that gascon brought in. these are extreme pro-criminal policies, blab debt policies that say that -- blanket policies. there are certain crimes and criminals that he's just not prosecuting because of his political agenda. so i was a big support per of 36 because it's going to give the d.a.'s office additional tools to go after, in particular,

repeat offenders, people who commit theft, get convicted on the third offense can now go to prison with a felony. same thing with drug use. on the third offense, convictio- elizabeth: you know what happened, jason? recidivism exploded because of their weak on crime laws, and people in california have been victimized so badly under this far-left push. you know, california's oakland mayor, that's kamala's hometown, you're right. and if she wants the lead america, why can't she say how she voted on proposition 36? >> well, look, she paid the political price because i think people understood that she was more interested in bailing people out and getting them back out on streets for these riots than she was in taking care of victims. that's the other part. people pay -- they're all in fair favor of more rights for criminals, letting them out, going easier on them, but if these crimes are committed, these are allegation as that we're seeing on television, but there are victims on the other

side of no. people whose lives will never be the same. elizabeth: right. >> they're traumatized by it. they may lose some treasure, they may have had a broken bone, they may have -- but they'll live mentally with the idea that they're just not safe. and why should anybody have to live with that? so i'm glad these pro-, you know, pro-police groups are thriving politically, because that's what it takes. that's why so many people come to the united states. they like the rule of law, and we've got to institute that. elizabeth: well, these politicians violated their oath of office, and california residents are responding. jason chaffetz, good to see you. >> yep. a thank -- ♪ >> would that mean clearing out the top-level federal service workers that are currently at the fda -- >> in some categories, i would say. in some categories, workers, their entire department like the nutrition department the at fda that are, that have to go. that are not doing their job.

they're not protecting our kids. why do we have fruit loops in this country that have 18 or 19 ingredients, and you go to canada and the it's got 32 the or 3? i can -- 2 or 3. it's what i've been doing for 30 years. i have a ph.d. in corporate corruption, that's what i do. and once they're not corrupt, once americans are getting good science and are allowed to make their own choice, they're going to get a lot healthier. elizabeth rfk jr. wants to clean out the entire units out of the fda. he's talking about corruption. look who's here, johns hopkins university professor of public health and author of the terrific book called "blind spots." dr. marty makary. doctor, what's your reaction to what rfk jr. wants? i mean, the fda's approach, isn't it -- hasn't it been letting in bad chemicals and food ingredients and then after the fact if they're later proven harmful, taking them out? >> well, look, we've got over a

thousand ingredients in our food supply that are banned in europe and other countries, and we have an fda that is 18,000 employees. what are they doing? in some cases it represents the bloated bureaucracy that is the united states government. half the revenue of the agency comes from pharma which means it really doesn't have congressional oversight. the agency is self-sustaining with this massive stream from the same companies it is supposed to regulate. so there's been corporate capture, and we've never if really heard anyone talk about serious reform of the fda and our health agencies until now. elizabeth: kids are getting sick. people are getting sick from food literally. and then the pharma industry sells them drugs to fix it. i mean, let's talk about what the sicknesses are. let me just go through this. the u.s. lets in more creme calls into the -- chemicals into the food supply hand the e.u.. the e.u. uses 300 food add thetives. the u.s. uses 3,000.

titanium ox side, banned in europe. that could potentially harm dna. potassium bro mate, that's a suspected carcinogenful talk to us about your knowledge of how people are getting sick from the food supply. >> people forget that the f in fda stands for food. and we've seen this incredible, intense focus on drugs, but we've not been talking about the fact that kelloggs, for example, makes two versions of hair cereal, one for canada where the food dyes and bhc are banned and another for the united states. don't american kids deserve the healthier version of a cereal made by an american company in america? the fda has a had erratic behavior, making it very difficult for companies to get anything approved. the country's getting sicker, and what are we doing? we're just throwing more and more medications at the problem. we've never been talking about the root causes of our chronic disease epidemic until now, and

that's because of this effort really led by trump and rfk jr. elizabeth: what are the diseases? quickly. >> early onset alzheimer's, diabetes in young children, pre-dee bites, obesity now affects half of our nation's children. it used to be rare, now it's the half of our nation's children. autoimmune diseases are going up, polycystic ovarian disease. 1 in 22 births in california, autism. we've got to talk about the root causes not just medications. elizabeth: so good, dr. marty makary. thank you so much. appreciate you. >> thanks. >> i would like the thank you, president trump, for standing with women and promising to protect the rights of all of us. [cheers and applause] we are so lucky to have a leader like donald trump with common sense -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] who knows what a strong woman is and will fight for generations of girls to come. elizabeth: this is a big story. kamala harris did ignore protecting women's sports during

her campaign. is that what drove suburban women to vote for trump? it's about a protecting women. coming up, women's sports advocate riley gaines joins us to take it on. also kamala harris campaigned on saying she'd be tough on the border. well, now's her chance. we've got a new report coming in, illegal aliens trying to make a break for the border before trump shuts it down. from house oversight, congressman byron donalds. he's ready the to go. but first, let's talk to my buddies dagen and sean and what's coming up on "the bottom line." sean: hey, e-mac. democrats in a complete if panic, they're trying to trump-proof america. we're going to talk to the coach, tommy tuberville, senator in the show as well as 25-point basis cut, and we're going to unpack that with john carney. aday dagen past are rick murphy on the democrats' blame and shaming game. i'm here for it. i've got a bunch of straws ready to drink it up. and then lisa bootheen on women

who -- booth on women who don't like trump have lost their minds, are shaving their heads. it is a psychotic disorder, top of the our. -- hour. ♪

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latinos. nobody loves our la toe know community and our puerto rican community more than i do. i will keep your families safe, i will defend religion. i will bring jobs, wealth and factories back. and puerto rico in itself will be very thankful. the whole hispanic, latino community will be very, very thankful. and i appreciate the -- you know, we have numbers that nobody's to ever had before. elizabeth: news coming in right now, nine counties within 20 miles of the texas-mention deborder flipped away -- mexico border flipped away from supporting democrat hillary clinton in 2016 to voting for gop president-elect donald trump. trump also captured 55% of latino voters in the lone star state. overall, nationwide he got 46% of the hispanic vote beating reagan and george h.w. bush. let's welcome from house oversight, the one and only, fantastic congressman byron

donalds. congressman, it's great to see you. so we're hearing the biden white house preparing for a possible surge in illegal alien crossings before trump officially takes office. he said he's going to shut down the border. kamala harris campaigned claiming she's tough on the border. is she going to do anything about? >> i think so. when you have the type of electoral mandate that donald trump had on tuesday night, i mean, look, he won everywhere. he increased his majorities in blue states. you talked about what happened in those southern counties on the texas border. his movement with hispanic voters, with black voters. the democrat party's going to have to rethink everything. but donald trump is going the move forward and make america great again for the people of our country. and so, look, i think we're going to be able to get this under control once and for all. really happy for our country, really happy for the people who have been having to deal with this, our border agents and the people on these border communities who have had to deal with this scourge. donald trump is back, we're

going to have common sense again in america. elizabeth: let's show the data again, what happened under biden and harris. show the data on criminal illegal aliens caught crossing, accuseed of murder, kidnapping, rape. more than 1500 terrorists. show the ca data, please. and these are people killed by illegal alienses under biden and harris. so many people are now dead right now under what this white house did. we're talking, again, more than 1500 terror terrorists at all ports of entry, in between ports of entry and at the border caught crossing. the data sets are pretty striking. 118,000 criminal illegal aliens caught. that's a big number. nearly 2300 illegal alien gang members. and on and on. so, but you know the thing is, congressman, the media, despite all concern they're looking at people killed or murdered or raped and kidnapped by illegal aliens as, you know, basically

that this is a race issue. it's not. americans had open arms, pro-immigration society. this is about crime, period, full stop. it's about crime. you cannot treat these people killed or attacked as rounding errors. and now the media's fear -- trump wants to to deport criminal illegal alien, period. but the media's fear mongering about deportation camps. watch this. >> i'm worried with about mass deportation and internment camps. >> he's vow ised maas deportations. he might deport abuela, members of their household. >> donald trump has promised the largest deportation in american history. we know he'll start that process on day one. he will call up the military if government agencies to help him do this. he's also vowed to build detention the camps and invoke the alien enemies 'act of 1798 which would allow him to expel, kick out, alleged ever cartel members without a court. elizabeth: we already have

detention the camps, right? if we have migrant camps at the border. we've got detention -- we've got migrant camps in blue cities like here in new york. now they suddenly care about? >> they don't care, they're just hooking for an opportunity to try to gain some ground politically. polling is overwhelming. the people of our country do want mass deportation. they want illegal aliens to be sent home to their home countries. what has happened at our southern border and, quite frankly, in every major city in america is inhumane. you can't have my if grants sleeping on our streets. you can't give them resources that are meant for the american people to people here in the country illegally. it doesn't make sense, it never made sense. common sense is going to be the order of the day in donald trump's america, not the fear mongering from the left. elizabeth: congressman donalds, great to see you again. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay, this story, kamala harris did ignore protecting women's sports on the

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ism. breaking news. resounds victory he will be white house chief of staff. we will keep you up-to-date with cabinet updates. we'll take on this story. what does the trump resounding victory mean for biological men in women's sports, here to answer the question, riley gaines. thank you for joining us. what are you expecting to happen now with this issue? >> well, always a. >> i to be on with you, i

hope trump follows through with his promise, recall could back. he was having a woman's town hall in georgia with harris faulkner, women filled audience, ha harris asked how much of you are concerned about this issue something that your family has to face, every woman raided their hand, one woman said, president trump what will you do if you are, luare electioned president. he almost laughs it is almost objectively funny if look at it 5 years ago, like a southpar he said look i'm going to ban it, i hope president trump follows through on day one, we have seen binl biden-harris administration created a new

title ix, abolishes of original intent, they prevent the school from receiving federal funding, they hold it over their head if they don't allow this. i hope president trump does the opposite of what the biden-harris administration has done. elizabeth: it is striking kamala harris didn't step ep to protect women. talk to us how dangerous it is when women athletes get injured by the biological males. >> i can't tell you h how many women, mothers and female athletes who have been injured by men are received career ending concussions even peyton mcnabb who was supposed to go off play softball in college because of playing

volleyball against a male, she is partially paralyzed. we saw in massachusetts a young woman who lost all her teeth in a field hockey game because of a shot that was thrown by a man. and look at these girls in mountain west conference, san jose state university aloughed a man to take a scholarship on their women's volleyball team, now 5 universities have decided to forfeit all, cites reasons concerns of safety and integrity of sport, this is huge, obviously the unfairness but safety is a big piece, i believe that is why women turn out in masses supporting president trump. elizabeth: riley gaines appreciate it. thank you for watching, dvr "the evening edit" now to dagen and sean. dagen: thank you, emac. elizabeth: you got it. ♪ ♪