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>> the crap that you were throwing out here about this is unbelievable. >> that is complete and utter nonsense and you know it. >> are you freaking kidding me? to try to blame this on donald trump? anyone forced you guys to do the dumbest thing possible? liz: republican congressman got to grill anthony blinken over the botched exit of afghanistan and the beginning of the end of the biden presidency. he tried to defend it. they are still misleading on this to this day. 13 troops were killed. congressman greg stube will take it on. 3,000 sightings of drones over new jersey, 50 flew in over the ocean, 30 follow the coast guard ship. we've got major military installations in new jersey. why is the biden white house as lax about this as it was about the chinese spy balloon fiasco? it shot that down remember that?

also this story tonight. >> that's why i felt along with so many other americans joy, unfortunately, you know, because -- >> joy? seriously? joy? at a man's execution? liz: even more liberals including a sitting u.s. senator join the sickening trend trying to rationalize and justify the murder of a ceo. united healthcare group ceo. we've got it also this. this is happening as congressman nancy mace was assaulted on capitol hill. the details on that. former republican gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon is here to take it on plus this story. >> it's fully my intend or the president's intent to spend every cent we have available. >> every dollar at our disposal will be pushed out the door between now and january 20o longer care about inflation. it went up in november. the big debate over the biden team making it harder for trump trying to spend it all as he

goes out the door making inflation even worse happening before trump takes office to stop it. american majority ceo ned ryun is here to react but first this. to the breaking news out of washington, fbi director christopher wray announced he will resign as trump takes office, kash patel will be in the role there. david spunt live at the justice department with the breaking news. reporter: fbi director christopher wray made this announcement a few hours ago across the street at fbi headquarters. it was streaming to a town hall audience of thousands across the country. wray had two options to stay on until january 20, 21, 22, be fired by president trump once inaugurated or leave on his own terms and he chose to leave on his own terms. attorney general merrick garland praising wray for the work he did serving seven years out of a

10 year term, and after weeks of careful thought i decided the right thing was for me to serve until the end of the current administration in january and then step down in terms of how we do the work we've got to maintain our independence staying above partisanship and politics. when you look at it liz, he didn't have much of a choice. he is a republican. he was appointed by president donald trump back in 2017 after trump fired then-fbi director james comey. wray took over during an incredibly tumultuous time at the bureau warning about china and iran sounding the alarm before it became popular in the intel and law enforcement community. he was also known, liz, for calling every police department across the country when an officer died in the line of duty. to the future now, kash patel, the trump-nominated fbi director and former aid to trump, he has been on capitol hill last week. he's on capitol hill this week. he told one of our producers that he is ready to go on day one and he will ensure a

peaceful transition between the current fbi administration and his administration and the president-elect donald trump posting on truth social that it is a great day for america when christopher wray announced he is resigning stepping down here in the next few weeks in trump praised kash patel, his nominee. but it's not a done deal until he gets confirmed. liz: david spunt thank you so much. joining us now for his reaction, american ceo ned ryun. what do you think of his resignation? >> you saw the proverbial handwriting on the wall and knew he was done. he had to resign or he was getting fired by donald trump so he took the easy way out and resigned. i have to tell you, liz, i think he's been one of the worst fbi directors maybe ever and that's saying something since his predecessor was james comey who was an absolute disgrace but 10 year at the fbi, wray, they hid the hunter biden laptop, manipulated elections in my

mind, they weaponized the department against political opponents, stonewalled congress, and i think its been a miserable tenure for wray and he did well to resign because he was going to get fired and now cash patkashpatel will get all 53 ren votes to get confirmed has quite the job in front of him to reform the fbi but i think he's the man for the job. he's got incredible talent and i think he's got incredible results so he is the man for the hour and i think we will see the fbi hopefully reformed into what it should be upholding the rule of law instead of being a political weapon against opponents. liz: politico is reporting time magazine is naming trump the man of the year and ring the bell at the new york stock exchange tomorrow. we know inflation did tick up. trump has a lot of work to do. he's going to move fast, reuters is saying, to immediately wipe out biden's policies within hours of taking power on his first day of something like 25 executive orders. the cnn polling is reporting

that, you know, the majority of americans like what trump is doing, like the transition, cnn also reporting that jb pritzker and the resist trump push is failing and nobody is signing up, only one governor, so when you see all of this senator john thune is saying he's going to move fast on the trump agenda, do you think that will happen? >> i was encouraged by senator thune's comments he wants to push the agenda. it's an aggressive agenda they have in front of them. listen, senator thune is getting the memo. donald trump was elected as a change agent by the american people. he needs his various change agents like kash, pete, all of these people, his nominees to be confirmed as quickly as possible and they need to be supporting him in his agenda and i know on day one, liz, some of those executive orders will be dealing with shutting down the border immediately and then get to the hard work of securing the border and deporting the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants with criminal

records and one of the other things they want to get cracking on is energy independence so i know that they will be doing these things to actually increase lng production, drilling on federal lands and off the u.s. shores so i'm excited to see what trump will do in a aggressive way in january but this is why the american people elected him and he's giving the american people optimism and hope for the future and that's why i think you're seeing high approval ratings. liz: ned ryun you're a pleasure to have on good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> thanks liz. >> if it is him, the fact that he's a professed uni- bomber fan is unsettling. i might venture that it's even more unsettling that donald trump's reported choice to run the atf is also a self-professed fan of the unibomber. >> i'll say it over and over. violence is negotiating never t.

this guy gets a trial whose allegedly killed the ceo of united health. but you can only push people so far and then they start to take matters into their own hands. we need regulation in part to reign those guys in. liz: this is being called off the wall disgraceful, just really bad analysis. senator elizabeth warren appearing to down play the murder of the ceo of united healthcare saying "you could only push people so far" and rachel maddow tried to compare a trump nominee to the murder suspect let's bring in michigan gop gubernatorial candidate, tudor dixon. great to see you both. these are disturbing statements, especially out of a sitting u.s. senator. the suspect reportedly considered using a bomb and then said no, i'm going to kim to kil innocent people. what was your reaction? >> it's disgusting and dangerous rhetoric. we see this at a time you've

also heard other healthcare companies have taken all of their board members off of their website, their leadership pages are gone. they're making sure everybody is walking around with security because this is a time where we could have copycats and you have senator warren out saying things like this. like well it's understandable? give me a break. when have we ever thought that that kind of rhetoric was okay? rachel mad dow, i don't know if this is a last ditch ploy for ratings or what she's trying to do but this is the type of thing if i'd heard a republican saying it, she would just tear them apart. how can you ever say, well how can you connect donald trump to this? or how could you ever justify this act in any way whatsoever? and i really believe that the actions of the democrats over the past i would say five years, the rhetoric they have taken and the attacks they have made towards republicans and anyone whose out there trying to help people has allowed folks to say, okay, you know what? if i don't like what you'll say i'll use violence against you

and this is out of control. liz: it's immoral and evil. i mean justified violence. we want to move on to this , tudor. let's please get your reaction too this sound including from daniel penny, with judge shapiro, also from new york city councilwoman vickie peledino, and others are urging the trump white house to launch a federal civil rights probe into manhattan d. a. alvin bragg and his office as people in new york city are desperately screaming for help, demanding help because of the soft on crime policies here in new york. watch this. >> the manhattan d. a. has made this racial. he has, we have seen what a.g. bragg has been capable and has tried to pursue and i think between trump and now this is the icing on the cake with penny, convicting, they make it a vendetta. he is definitely political. this is politicized, and i think he needs to be investigated. i think the whole d. a.'s office

needs investigated. >> alvin bragg came into this office with his day one memo which was wrong in so many different ways saying he would not prosecute resisting arrests saying he would not, he would treat certain felonies as misdemeanors which is not his role. >> i don't mean to get political but these are their policies that have clearly not worked, that the people, the general population are not in support of, yet their egos are too big to admit that they're wrong. liz: you know what? people pay taxes, right? they expect to be made to feel safe. people do not feel safe. they feel like you're on your own under this biden white house and under democrats running cities. >> yeah, one of the major reasons donald trump just won the election was because he said he's going to bring back public safety and let's remember, another reason that he won is because people don't like being told what you're feeling is not actually true. people don't feel safe. they want to feel safe and that's why they are choosing folks like donald trump to lead and they are going to change

things out in new york too i guarantee it. liz: tudor dixon pleasure to see you great to have you on. >> thank you. >> we just don't know and that's the concerning part. >> you're telling me we don't know what the hell these drones are in new jersey? is that correct? >> that's right. as i previously stated, we don't know the people responsible. it concerns me we don't know the answer to the question yet. liz: that's the fbi testifying they still cannot find out whose flying drones over new york and new jersey. new jersey primarily. 3,000 sightings, some as big as cars. plus we've got more on fbi director wray resigning today. will do it at the end of january. lawmakers slammed fbi officials under wray for going after trump and americans like school board parents. we have more plus president-elect trump applauding wray's resignation. republican congressman carlos gimenez is joining us to break all that down. also the new york times says

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liz: welcome back. a lot of action in d.c. today. secretary of state anthony blinken finally testified about president biden's botched withdrawal out of afghanistan, three-years ago. fox news mark meredith live on capitol hill with the story. mark it was quite a day. reporter: liz, it is quite a day and of course this investigation is still ongoing. good evening to you. today secretary of state anthony blinken told house lawmakers neither he nor the intelligence committee believed the afghan government would fall as quickly as it did back in summer of

2021. it wasn't long after that we saw the suicide bomber that killed 13 u.s. service members and dozens of afghans simply trying to evacuate. members of congress have been trying to investigate exactly what happened. today as you mentioned it was the secretary of state toss' turn. republicans calling it the biggest foreign policy blunder of the biden administration. the secretary testified before the foreign affairs committee as he had pushback testifying for several months but he says he wanted to set the record straight. >> i deeply regret that we did not do more to protect them and to those families here with us today, you're in my thoughts and my prayers. reporter: today hases hearing had lawmakers asking why money is flowing to afghanistan and now that it is under taliban control. top republicans also telling fox today they want to know why the administration acted the way they did in the first place. >> the purpose of this hearing,

the purpose of my report is to insure that the next time we have an afghanistan that we're prepared to go in, to protect americans, and to protect our allies and friends. reporter: at this hour the secretary making his way to the middle east as the u.s. responds to what's happening in syria, but the work of the house foreign affairs committee on the issue of afghanistan liz is ongoing. we expect the national security advise or jake sullivan leaving the white house in january to testify next week up here on the capitol hill. liz: mark meredith thank you so much great reporting. we should note, the united kingdom's tony blair called this botched exit "imbusilic" an embarrassment for america on the world stage let's welcome house ways and means congressman greg stuebe. what do you make of this? the secretary of state claimed no one saw this coming when world security leaders did. then he tried to defend what happened claiming it strengthened the u.s. on the world stage. >> yeah, it's a lie to the

american people. they knew exactly what was going on. you had intelligence reports of all of the different provinces in afghanistan falling, they absolutely knew this was happening and knew this would happen with the way that they exited. $80 billion worth of military equipment that they left there. that's god knows where across the world. maybe the russians are using it in ukraine. maybe terrorists in iran are using it or hamas and hezbollah are using our weapons we left in afghanistan and a good point that was brought out in the committee was since the fall, since 2021, billions of dollars of american taxpayer dollars have been going to the taliban. that's using control of the government over there. the taliban and blinken admitted that money was going over there. there is zero oversight. there's no state department people stationed in afghanistan right now. we have no assets on the ground there. you know that that money is not going to its intended purpose. it is going to fund terrorism across the world. liz: congressman, so you've served overseas in iraq. how bad is this for american

military officials? how bais it for america's appearance on the world stage because house foreign affairs reported that president biden "prioritizes personal legacy" over u.s. national security interests and safety. that biden and his white house ignored repeated warnings from military officials and advisors and allies about the danger of terrorists there don't speed it up, don't rush but blinken was largely absent throughout the withdrawal. i mean, so how toxic and how bad is this because you know, the messaging at the time was biden wanted to rush out of afghanistan in time for the anniversary of 9/11. >> yeah just look at the recruitment numbers. i had a three star general in my office today talking about the recruitment number. i've met with army generals talking about the recruitment numbers. would you join the military after you saw what happened in afghanistan? would you raise your right hand to serve our country with this administration more focused on dei and transgender policy

and climate change as the number one national security threat to the american people? so we have a great president coming in to the white house on january 20 whose going to change all of this. this would never have happened under president trump and we're going to have renewed american leadership in the white house. liz: i just want to break down one final point about how this biden white house has been accused of repeatedly lying about this and also trying to blame the trump white house. listen to chairman mccaul today. watch. >> the taliban was not in compliance with the agreement when the evacuation was ordered and your own senior advisor said that the doha conditions were "immaterial." immaterial to the evacuation. that speaks volumes. liz: biden and his team tried to blame trump in the agreement and there were contingencies that said biden could get rid of

the agreement if the taliban violated and al qaeda came back in the region. the u.n. security council did the exit anyway. final word. years after president trump left the white house they continued to blame president trump for their failures in afghanistan. it's 100% in the lap of joe biden and his administration. liz: yeah, he was at the wheel steering the ship. congressman stuebe, thanks for joining us. >> any time. >> we're also securing our border. >> we have a secure border. >> we're going to secure the border and do the work. liz: well they did not secure the border. they collapsed it. president biden set a record. the new york times says it is the worst border crisis in u.s. history. we've got new data on what's going on and the people hurt by it. congresswoman maria salazar is here to respond excited to talk to the congresswoman about that and how trump wants to fix this. also tonight even more threats and violence from the far left.

congresswoman nancy mace attacked on capitol hill. we'll get you the update on that plus this story. >> we just don't know, as i previously stated, we don't know the people responsible. it concerns me that we don't know the answer to the question yet. liz: okay, some reason the fbi cannot buy a clue about who is flying a swarm of drones over new jersey. 3,000 sightings, major u.s. mill base is there. why people do not trust the biden white house on this after the chinese spy balloon fiasco flying over military bases in 13 u.s. states republican common carlos gimenez will take it on coming up. we'll be right back after the break. please stay right there.

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association jonathan thompson talking about the rise o of trend de aragua exploding us, so joining former congresswoman maria salazar, so how can president-elect trump stop all this? >> well thank you for the opportunity. by arresting them kicking them out of the country violently and it's like i agree with everything the gentlemen said that transnational criminal organization marco rubio, myself, we force the biden administration to put them on the black list, so the fbi can go after them, we're talking about that rob tourists, shoot at police, sell drugs, terrorize the new york residents and they're basically close to you, elizabeth, basically operating in the heart of new york city. we're talking about more than 800 crimes related to tren de aragua, and you know the most interesting thing is

they are being guided and directed from kuracas. the ring leader is nicholas maduro, the same guy we allowed to stay and the biden administration allowed the oil companies to continue selling the venezuelan oil so it's incredible what has happened and i agree it's the first time in the united states history that after four years of an open border, a transnational criminal organization, not people that are coming to pick-up the tomatoes or the oranges or clean the toilets. these are people coming to kill us and now, we had, according to the latest report, a mar-a-lago where president-elect trump lives at this hour, a gang member with a criminal record and a deadly weapon was arrested in the backyard of mar-a-lago. liz: in the backyard? okay congresswoman let's stay on that news. so gang member arrested in the backyard or right near mar-a-lago. >> yes. liz: you know so you're saying that this is directly the result of nicholas maduro and venezuela purposely wanting to create

unrest and chaos inside the u.s. because we're seeing, you know, that illegal alien convicted of murdering nursing student laken riley? he got a free flight from new york city to georgia, paid for by taxpayers. he had an arrest record. show the arrest of criminal illegal aliens tripling under biden compared to trump. they are breaking the law crossing. they virtually had no threat of deportation, embolden to act with impunity. are americans finally getting the wake-up call? >> oh, sure, we are. we agree that the first and foremost and most important thing that president trump needs to do immediately after he swears in is to create that deportation army to go after the tren de aragua, and everyone that has a criminal record those are the people he has to concentrate on, and make sure that the maduro pays for what he's done. maduro is not only an illegal

leader but he stole the elections in venezuela and we have to pick-up the phone and tell him maduro, you need to go, because you lost the election and had an agreement with the united states that whomever won the election was going to depart and that didn't happen, so it's two things. he stole the election and he is flooding the streets of the united states with tren de aragua. liz: congresswoman thanks for joining us, good to see you. >> we're investigating but i don't have an answer of whose responsible for that of one or more people that are responsible for those drone flights. we're actively investigating. it is concerning. >> last night we had a number of other people here including a commanding officer from the coast guard who said that one of their 47-foot life boats

was followed by between 12 and 30 of these drones as they went through the water. followed. right behind them. >> iran launched a mothership probably about a month ago that contains these drones. it's off the east coast of the united states of america. they've launched drones. these are from high sources. i don't say this lightly. know that iran made a deal with china to purchase drones, mother ships and technology. liz: okay, first you hear from a senior fbi official. they still don't know whose doing this drone swarm over new jersey. 3,000 sightings, some has big as cars. 30 chased the coast guard to ship. you also heard from congressman chris smith saying police saw 50 drones flying in off the ocean and that was congressman jeff van drew saying it's coming from iran. the pentagon is denying it let's welcome to the show from house arms services and homeland security, congressman carlos gimenez. congressman, how concerned are

you about this and when do you think we'll get more answers on what's going on? >> well, let's put it this way. we don't know whose piloting them, we don't know why they are here or where they went. that about sums it up, right? you've got all these basically hundreds of drone sightings and we don't have any answers and that's purely unacceptable and i said this morning that our response and our ability to combat this and this threat, the threat the increasing threat of drones is dismal and we need to wake up and face it or it's going to get worse. liz: you don't buy the pentagon saying nothing here especially after the chinese spy balloon fiasco. there are half a dozen major military installations inside new jersey. it's not only fort dix, also joint base maguire, home to the army, navy, and air force. are you worried they are looking at the military here? >> i'm worried about all kinds

of things. about the intelligence gathering they get , eventually also these drones carrying pay loads that could hurt american citizens, destroy property. so yeah, i'm worried about all of it and like i said, our ability to combat this threat is well, it's not adequate enough and i'm telling you this is going to increase as these drones get smarter, with a.i., this is going to be, you know, something we'll have to face in the future. now and in the future. liz: congressman thanks for joining us good to see you. >> good seeing you too. >> the biggest lie and threat to our democracy in american history. >> a genuine threat to our democracy. that's not hyperbole. >> present threats to our very democracy. liz: that was the off the wall, you know, unfounded claim trump was a threat. there are more and more acts of far left violence. congresswoman nancy mace attacked on capitol hill, look

at the details. my panel fired up and ready to go on that and also this story tonight. >> you were there, because you wanted to be visible. >> i was for a foreign member. >> you endangered a president's life. >> you're out of line, congressman. >> you put those agents out of position. liz: okay, the final report is out. the house task force report spells out the failures by secret service officials in the trump assassination attempts we've got it. also, the news today, the second attempted trump assassin, ryan ruth, appeared in court today we've got the details on that but first let's check in dagen and brian brenberg to see what they have coming up on the bottom line. brian: liz, yeah, so you just saw that fired up congressman pat fallon is with us right at the top to talk about everything related to trump assassination and all of the biden mess being left around the globe, plus steve forbes on the i would say

rather crazy things coming out of elizabeth warren's mouth about the united healthcare suspect on the bottom line. dagen: and then jeff van drew the congressman himself will be here, and an iranian mothership launching those drones flying over new jersey. jeff van drew said that himself. the pentagon calling him a liar. who do you believe after the lying we've seen over the last four years, and jimmy faila, top of the hour. let's review. okay. we're not gonna talk about traffic or weather. if anyone brings up lawn care, i will handle it. hosting can be extremely difficult for young homeowners turning into their parents. oh, are you done with this? i'll just take that. okay, he's still drinking. right. oh, look what the cat dr-- no, no. let's try again, if you wouldn't mind. it gets ugly. you can either take it off or i'll take it off you. yeah. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home

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get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. liz: welcome back. okay to this story. congresswoman nancy mace was assaulted and attacked on capitol hill. allegedly by a pro-trans man in the rayburn building on capitol grounds that happened last night. police arrested 3 3-year-old james mcin tire of illinois. joining us now, conservative commentator kaylee mcghee white and brianna limon. kayleigh, congressman mace tweeted her arm was injured, she has to wear a brace. they keep saying things like republicans are a threat to democracy and, you know, hurting america, but then the rhetoric is really off the hook and you have this attack here. what do you think? >> yeah, i think even more than that, as a young woman what i've noticed, liz, is that at the bottom of radical gender

ideology is really this internal massogeny. everyone outspoken against keeping males from biologically female restrooms in the u.s. capitol building this man only wanted to attack nancy mace, one of the only women who is speaking out against this. he could have attacked house speaker mike johnson who is also made his position clear. but he went after the woman. you saw this the other week as well when leftist activist stormed the women's restroom in the u.s. capitol building. they didn't storm the men's restrooms, why is that? they only targeted the women's restrooms. i will just note, you know, no one proves nancy mace's point better than trans activist especially the man who allegedly attacked her, because if this man was allegedly willing to do this , in a public setting, how much worse would this have been if he was allowed in her women's restroom or in another private space? this is a real threat and good for nancy mace for taking a stand on it. liz: what do you think, brianna?

you can't have congresswoman being attacked. >> refusal to indulge in another person's psychosis should never subject you to threats of violence or in this case instances of violence and this is part of what i'd call a mirror effect which the left constantly try, especially the maga movement as being silent when all of the violence we see comes from the left and the left is only emboldened and encouraged to be more violent because look at the response to nancy mace in particular, right? it's yeah, nobody should have attacked her, but her rhetoric. think of the unc healthcare killer. he shouldn't have murdered the guy but he was up sit about healthcare. think about donald trump being assassinated? yeah, political violence is bad but his rhetoric. he's a fascist. there's always some level of justification going on and until society gets back to the point where we can say full stop, violence is bad, period and not have an if, and, but, at the end you'll see this escalate and continue. liz: it can't escalate. it's enough already. but you know, so, kayleigh, what

brianna just said, rachel maddow on msnbc tried to compare a trump nominated in see to the murder suspect in the assassination of the ceo of united healthcare group. senator elizabeth warren getting slammed on that saying that violence is never the answer, but you can only push people so far. why do they have to put these footnotes to a very dangerous, you know, problem here of the murder, the assassination of the united healthcare ceo especially when the guy whose accused of doing it was talking about bombing, using a bomb. that would have killed innocent people. >> yeah, and you have to add a qualification to your condemnation of murder you are in the wrong. this is actually a very clearly black and white issue. the murder was in the wrong. the alleged murderer and he's going to face justice for this alleged crimes and its been really disappointing in particular to see so many young adults in my generation be a part of the groups who are celebrating this murder and i think it's in large part because of left wing indoctrination

which has apparently convinced a large swath of young americans my age that political violence is okay as long as you have the right victim. it's never okay. murder is murder. murder is wrong. liz: that's really sick. so, that's the left, right? that's the far left. now you have this , brianna. i want your reaction. kamala harris' deputy campaign manager rob flaherty admitted that the democrats failed going hollywood. you can't have people like george clooney lecturing people or talking down to people about crime and inflation. people are feeling out on the streets. let's get your reaction to this , watch. >> for the left, our amplification ecosystem is the mainstream media and hollywood and the mainstream media and hollywood don't really mess with us, or don't really, not like actually allies, and they aren't aware of the voters who don't want to pay attention to politics are. liz: that might be the understatement of the year. final word brianna.

>> think about the three biggest issues this election cycle. crime, immigration, economy. those are the things the hollywood and left wing media are insulated from so that's why people grassroots they are not affected by it. they don't feel the same way these hollywood celebrities do. they are living two different lives so when you have people lecturing you it doesn't convince you to vote for a democrat. liz: you both were terrific, good to see you okay to this story. the final report is out. the house task force report releasing its findings on the trump assassination attempts, not good for secret service officials. also the second attempt at trump assassin ryan ruth, appeared in court today we've got the details coming up. please stay right there. >> your guys showed up that day and didn't did it. there was complacency, period and that's your mission now. >> you were there, because you wanted to be visible.

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assassination attempts released final report, not good for secret service officials, joining us now g.o.p. strategist ford o'connell, they said more than 3 dozen leadership issues and more need to be fixed. set by secret service is a problem what do you make. >> there -- the chilling 188 page report. it. failures that occurred in butler, pennsylvania were not isolated, they occurred in other times, with secret service not just leadership failures but execution failures, planning failures. if secret service and damage do not take it more seriously more people will get shot. >> trump has praised secret service agents. but they said 37 actionable

recommendations they should do to fix leadership failures. it cited preexisting issues and leadership in training. we just had congressman pat fallon fighting with acting secret service director, pushing back on pat fallon on that. >> pat fallon is right, if the secret service does not reform itself, not just leadership, but there is a lot of training issues and a lot of execution issues if they don't get solved other people will figure out you can go out and shoot a presidential nominee. we can't have that. elizabeth: that is right. we just had the murder of ceo of a while group, rachel mado compare will it to a trump nominee, and senator biz warren downplaying, this is about murder. >> this is about murder,

unfortunately, second one i don't want to see sanity defense, if you do you will open flood gates to more copycats we don't want to see that in america. they want to continue to justify -- ends justify the means and if it is the right victim it is okay to kill them, that is not right. elizabeth: i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. dvr us, we love it when you do, wish you merry christmas, happy hanukkah and all, that now to dagen and brian at "the bottom line." dagen: thank you emac. elizabeth: you got it. >> we will make america strong again. we wil