elizabeth: yeah.r mark warner who agrees with the president in shutting down the houston consulate. let's listen to joe biden who says the administration cannot call out china, quote, people do not make a distinct between china and asian-americans. watch this. >> look what he is doing now. he is blaming everything on, on china. he is blaming everything on the chinese. he is blaming everybody -- people don't make a distinction. as you well know from a south korean and someone from beijing. they make no distinction. it is asia. he is using it as a wedge. elizabeth: reaction to that, sir? >> at the end of the day joe biden as we speak's son is equity holder, a partner with the chinese central bank. so i don't think we can count on anything joe biden says to be tough on china. at the end of the day, this isn't a republican or democrat problem. this is american problem. this is about defending freedom around the world and right here at home. elizabeth: his son hunter has been accused of working with china'

elizabeth: right.ocrats for the last 3 1/2 years have been ripping through everything the president ever did to destroy trump. fbi being used by the democrats and hillary clinton campaign to go after trump. bob mueller. also the media. democrats misused the fbi and intelligence to go after president trump. are they now misusing the irs? now it is katy-bar-the-door. we reported that the supreme court ruled more than a century ago you have to have a legislative reason to dig into someone's tax returns. it can't be a fishing expedition. what do you think? >> you're exactly right and this is a well established pattern we watch the democrats unfold time and again four past four years. they will make outrage nefarious then in donald trump's world. they will launch a bogus investigation. they will leak every innuendo and half-truth to the press. when there is nothing to it, they go on to the next pseudo scandal. people are tired of it and seeing right through it. elizabeth: if democrats are about transparency

elizabeth: okay.ow watch patrick lynch, he is the leader of the police benevolent association here in new york. watch the former missouri governor, and watch carmen best, chief of police in seattle. watch this. >> our city council, our mayor's office and the state legislature have handcuffed police officers and given the streets back to the criminals. >> as a navy seal this is what you expect to happen in places like iraq and afghanistan but unfortunately now it's happening in places like st. louis and in cities across the country. last night we had semiautomatic gunfire ringing out in the daylight at a crowded intersection, in a place where people used to take the families. >> we'll be much less safe if they take 50% of the cops off the street. they don't have a plan that i heard to do anything to maintain public safety in the meantime. elizabeth: yeah. seattle talking about cutting its police budgets in half. your reaction to all the sound bites you heard. >> what i would say you can't politicize pu

. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald.begin with a "fox business alert." breaking news, we're staying on this developing story happening this hour. president trump and the president of mexico will soon make a joint press statement at the white house. we've got this late-breaking news coming in. the u.s. joining most of the world in further tightening borders due toe covid-19 risks. the administration now proposing denying asylum people traveling to the u.s. countries where contagious disease is widespread. china, canada, other countries around the world are doing similar moves. edward lawrence from the white house. reporter: the move from the department of justice and department of homeland security not just from those country, passing through a country with widespread disease. which would eliminate all asylum-seekers coming across the board of the united states. this is likely to be challenged in court. 30 minutes the mexican president will be back here at the white house. a very formal dinner is laid out for the two lead

elizabeth: sure.up speaker nancy pelosi now facing major blow back for calling federal officers in a tweet, quote, stormtroopers. they are trying to stop mob violence. 188 of these officers have been injured. speaker pelosi now trying to claim no, i didn't say that. we have the tweet that she did say it. black voices for trump member, jack brewer takes on the debate. did the tweet put the officers in danger as ag barr said she possibly did? >> no, they're obviously not stormtrooper. our stormtrooper from the department of justice amounted to 29 marshals in the courthouse, 29 marshals. ♪ when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you ca

elizabeth: edward, thank you so much.his is a story we've been covering, the silent majority no longer silent a new pushback now on against violence in inner cities, against the protesters, against the push to defund the police. that movement is growing in 20 cities. in los angeles, more than 100, more than that rallied for cops, including lapd officers. they were met with protesters denouncing the police. look for hundreds turning out to support the police in new york city, bay ridge brooklyn, and they were met by counterdemonstrators. thousands of pro and anti-trump protesters did clash in front of trump city on saturday after mayor bill de blasio painted a black lives matter mural on the street. we have former commissioner howard h ward safir. your reaction to all of this? >> this is outrageous. i'm glad to see that final i people are beginning to voice their opinion of this total nonsense. what is happening in new york and chicago and los angeles is a disgrace. what we're doing, we're seeding cities and ceding areas o

elizabeth: okay. general william barr testifying today saying that regardless of your political views elected officials should condemn violence against federal officers and the destruction of government property. more criticism pouring in against democrats like joe biden, jerry nadler and others downplaying the riots. critics say there is nothing peaceful or mythical about officers getting attacked with power tools, commercial grade fireworks, blinded by lasers or getting trapped by rioters inside of buildings as rioters try to burn the buildings down. welcome texas congressman brian babin. sir, great to have you back on. what were your thoughts when you heard the ag say that? >> just i couldn't agree with him more. we're seeing comb pleat anarchy. you know, i would say this, the democrat elected officials in this area should resign immediately if they will put anarchist the and criminals before the safety and protection of their own citizens. it is outrage just and inexcusable. and the mainstream med

elizabeth: okay.ard, thank you so much. it's great to see you. okay, this story, federal officials now moving into seattle, preparing for a weekend of potential riots there. portland, oregon, you should siege, now bracing -- under siege, now bracing for another night of riots after more than 2,000 showed up last night. wide spread e destruction from two months of rioting. at least 60 now arrested, one man charged with hutting an officer with a sledgehammer,'res charged with pointing lasers at police officers' eyes in order to blind them. some now with permanent vision damage. okay, let's go through it. joe biden and democrats now attack president trump claiming he's trying to stop, quote, peaceful protests when rioters have hit officers with baseball bats, bricks, glass bottles, concrete, rocks, feces, pig feet, frozen water bottles, fireworks, slingshots filled with batteries, boards with nails driven into them and smoke bombs thrown into flames after rioters set fire to fillings and tried to -- buil

elizabeth: yeah.here was clear abuses of power, abuses of the intelligence community and the apparatus under the intelligence community. certainly the fisa court under the obama administration. attorney general william barr said last month americans will recognize some of the names under the criminal probe. he is troubled by what he has seen so far but he is worried that because of the 2020 election, durham is not moving fast enough as well. he wants to see it out before the 2020 election. again, do you think that will happen? i mean senator grassley said from the senate floor sure looked like president obama, joe biden, deliberately tried to undermine the incoming trump administration. he said that from the senate floor last week. your take? >> yeah. i think senator grassley is, continues to be concerned and wants results. i think he looks at what the obama administration did including its intelligence community and some of those folks at the white house and i think he wants it not only fully exposed

♪ elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald. thanks for joining us. this is "the evening edit."e're in breaking news mode. we begin with a "fox business alert." president trump just wrapping up his first coronavirus task force briefing in months. edward lawrence has the headlines in washington, d.c. edward. reporter: yeah, liz. you see right there the president solo for this coronavirus briefing. he says doctors have learned so much from the coronavirus that the death rates across the united states are actually coming down. he believes we can beat this virus. the president also saying masks save lives. listen to this. president trump: i do actually do it when i need it. i carry the mask. when i went into walter reed hospital the other day, i have the mask right here, i carry it. i will use i had gladly, no problem with it. i said. that i say if you can use the mask, when you can, use the mask reporter: and president donald trump sending treasury secretary steve mnuchin and his chief of staff to the hill today, with a starting point for cares four of one trillion dollars. the hou

elizabeth: yeah.now, we're in breaking news mode. the roger stone commutation may come in. here's -- i want to say what you just said about waiting for potential news to come in. joe biden getting criticized for saying the president doesn't care about the working or middle class, he only cares about the stock market. biden said he wants to end the end of hair holder -- shareholder activism. stock investments have tripled since the hate '80s. can joe biden make hay with that line of argument? >> reporter: you know, and, you know, that's tough for him to go down that road especially with some of the unions, the police union wavering on support for former vice president joe biden in his presidency. but, you know, one other thing that biden is not shy about, he wants to raise taxes. in fact, an economic policy think tank here in washington, d.c. did some crunching of the numbers. he's proposing $7.4 billion in new taxes and that would inevitably -- i mean, in new incentives, in new spending. and that woul

elizabeth: okay.is break elizabeth: now the breaking news on a major speech unlike any and reason administration history urging china people to stand up. let's listen. >>. >> and to get that outcome and to engage and empower the chinese peoplefr who are from the chinese communist party that begins at in person diplomacy. >> thank you for tuning in. elizabeth: china'sna president president, okay, this as the "washington post" opinion pieces china has amassed more power than any chinese leader and is acting more recklessly than china did when they had a collective leadership is welcome back to the show from the house armed services the senate task force member your reaction to the speech? >> i want to command the secretary and the president for that matter to take china on and making the distinction between the chinese people with a long amazing history and culture and the authoritarian dictatorship the chinese communist party as you mention president xi got himself elected for life. and at this point b

elizabeth: okay.ook at these images of president trump in new jersey, stepping out of his black suv, tossing signature red make america great again baseball caps to supporters. coming up you would think two year russian probe would be connected to high level russian intelligence way media talked about the story for three years. that is not the case. senator lindh spy gram says the evidence they used to do the probe was pretty lame. greg steube with house judiciary is up next. stay there. >> when the fbi understood that the dossier was no longer reliable they continued to use it. and etfs for any amount you choose ♪. verizon is the most reliable network in america. built for interoperability and puts first responders first, giving their calls priority, 24/7. we do what we do best so they can too. 1 in 5 people you meet wear yeah. that many! but right now, is not the time to talk about it. so when you're ready, search 'my denture care'. poligrip and polident. fixed. fresh. and just between us. ♪. elizab

elizabeth: okay.hat's president trump just now wrapping up his presser. he started out talking about nursing home fatalities, what the administration is doing to stop the outbreak of covid. but critics are saying what just happened in that press room is an indication of where the media is at, the poor quality of questions that the president is getting from reporters. let's bring in republican mike mccaul. he is ranking member on house foreign affairs. congressman, when you listen to these questions, you know, president went through a whole litany what is going on with nursing homes. we've been reporting on the outbreak of covid, taking out a lot of senior citizens. the president said you're struggling with isolation in golden years. this should be a good time for you, happy time. there is light at the end of the tunnel. he talked about sending in ppe, getting hhs funding, then immediately, congressman, reporters take over, are you targeting democrat cities with more federal law enforcement to distract

elizabeth: okay.emember there are 53, 53 straight days of rioting and protesting going on in portland. watch acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan forcefully denying what the mayor is saying. watch this. >> they go out. they have reasonable suspicion or probable cause that these individuals have commit ad federal crime by destroying federal property, or, or, intentionally trying to physically harm a federal agent or officer and they are going out and they are absolutely trying to apprehend those individuals. that is what they should be doing, to insure law and order. these are criminals. they should be held responsible. elizabeth: we've got back the blue rallies saying defend, don't defund the police, defend the police, held in states like indiana, south carolina, pennsylvania, new york. there was a denver rally that was attacked by anti-cop protesters. that happened over the weekend. welcome to the show, retired nypd detective oscar odom. detective, great to have you on. what

elizabeth: lieutenant porcher, come back soon. >> thanks again, elizabeth. elizabeth: sure.iss our interview with ed mullins, he's the head of the new york sergeants' benevolence association. he is saying mayor de blasio is a disgray, the mayor's going after him saying he's fomenting hatred. it's a big fight. okay, we're going to take on that story monday night with ed mullins. >>> coming up, former acting attorney general matthew wit when kerr -- whiterark e. susan rice has been accused of unmasking trump team officials. we take that on next. ♪ ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums but what if you could stdo better than that?k. like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions t

elizabeth: okay.hing indictment of "the new york times" by its opinion editor who quit yesterday. bari weiss says "the times" leadership is caving to a toxic intolerant left-wing culture. liberals who are not liberal at all. they censor and attack those with differences of opinion. that is what an op-ed page is supposed to be about. bari weiss said management stood by, did not defend her, effectively condoned bullying, harrassment not just of her but work colleagues. now there is this, has "new york times" exposed itself to potential lawsuit for allowing a hostile work environment, a hostile work environment against moderates an send tivities. christopher bedford what do you think. has claims of hostile work environment, violation of civil rights act of 1964. what do you think? >> explicit, exactly, liz. in her piece worth reading for certain, she said explicitly, these are the problems she was facing. work place harrassment. these are legal problems for "the new york times" if she would decide to bri

elizabeth: lieutenant porcher, come back soon. >> thanks again, elizabeth. elizabeth: sure.our interview with ed mullins, he's the head of the new york sergeants' benevolence association. he is saying mayor de blasio is a disgray, the mayor's going after him saying he's fomenting hatred. it's a big fight. okay, we're going to take on that story monday night with ed mullins. >>> coming up, former acting attorney general matthew wit when kerr -- whiterark e. susan rice has been accused of unmasking trump team officials. we take that on next. ♪ ♪ an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? idina menzel to sing your own theme song? ♪ tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. ♪ gettin' down to work early! ♪ following her dreams into taxidermy! oh, it's...tax attorney. ♪ i read that wrong, oh yeeaaaah! geico. save an extra 15 percent when you switch by october 7th. ♪ give it up for tara! and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis when you switch by october 7th. now mi

elizabeth: lieutenant porcher, come back soon. >> thanks again, elizabeth. elizabeth: sure.iss our interview with ed mullins, he's the head of the new york sergeants' benevolence association. he is saying mayor de blasio is a disgray, the mayor's going after him saying he's fomenting hatred. it's a big fight. okay, we're going to take on that story monday night with ed mullins. >>> coming up, former acting attorney general matthew wit when kerr -- whiterark e. susan rice has been accused of unmasking trump team officials. we take that on next. ♪ ♪ my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. got it! go time! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i should've purchased lighter weights! iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials pr

elizabeth: okay.there: the democrats in the media will be silent about the chaos in the cities. as has been pointed out, this is factual. this is happening in democrat-led cities. so the chaos is negative to the party. so is that new narrative a distraction? is the push by nancy pelosi and others calling federal forces, quote, stormtroopers or push for fascism, is that so as not to distract from what's going on in democrat-run cities in let's talk to ken blackwell. what do you think, ken? by the way, it's great to welcome you to the show. what are you thoughts? >> good to be with you. as a former mayor and a former undersecretary of the u.s. department of housing and urban development, let me just tell you this. the democrats want to make this a referendum on the president, and so they advance false narratives and they hope that americans shut their eyes and close their ears, you know, to what the reality is. but this is going to come down to a basic choice between whether or not we want the rule of l

elizabeth: i'm sorry.onymous you have to be on the record looking at this in three or four years i rarely see someone on the record i'm sorry forgive me i have seen james clapper excuse me james call me and lisa page on the record saying we didn't have the case the anonymous attacks are not the people that are on the record. >> this was the attempted murder of a character assassination by tens of thousands of cuts. that's what they were trying to do. i hope the american people understand this is the media today. it has nothing to do with the news. elizabeth: thank you so much we appreciate you coming on. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of th

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. the president now delivering remarks in the rose garden. the president started speaking about china and hong kong. he is really tearing into joe biden and heart left democrats in the party. let's listen back in. >> with guatemala, el el el salvador, we have great agreements. biden and obama, they wouldn't take them, now with us they take them. some day i will tell you why. some day i will tell you why. they take them and they take them very gladly. they used to bring them out and wouldn't let the airplanes land if they brought them back by airplanes. they wouldn't let buses into their country. they said, we don't want them. no, but they entered our country illegally. they're murderers killers in some cases they said, no, we don't want them. ple eanrod,roro ld ln den n night.night.nigh o wh wowt wowt hpe h hdo to tm ttt wtastn'tn'td.oooo taayer-fde-fladedes wills wie b ve tve to a iegegallis. here wrerengng tong tay forhe s wybbs y.lobb 'rwegoggooggoivg all a a illegal aliens taxpayer-

elizabeth economy joining us. later on, ambassador haass will join us from the council on foreign relations. stay with us. futures negative six. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." good morning from london and new york. an eventful friday after a really odd week. we will address the chaos in washington in a bit, really remarkable what we are seeing in washington with the path stimulus here to august seemingly walked right now. let's rip up the script right now. what a debacle yesterday for the republicans in washington. how does that for into your belief in the equity market? if we struggle to get stimulus, what does that single -- signal for equity investors? >> obviously there will be a challenge. as you point out, this is good to go for the market because it is good to go for the economy because it is could go for household spending. this has been such a strange contraction, and one of the silver linings that really has helped the market rally and helped stabilize the economy is that the magnitude of the stimulus

he claims he has narrowed down the vp choice to for women of color elizabeth warren, elizabeth warren, elizabeth warren, and liz warren. every shade of white. now a key policy advisor to biden talking on the phone every two days that sounds like fun. >> say hello to your husband richard burton spent just because you haven't seen me on tv doesn't mean no one is asking. >> to my talking to? and then invading with the coronavirus. yes. i love that if there is a riot they can show up and seeing the greatest hits hotel california. >> somebody has sex for several hours. >>. >> what about time travel? should we legalize that quick. >> i just came back from the jurassic era. for the tyrannosaurus rest on - - tyrannosaurus rex. >> that's my son. okay. >> does richard burton know about that? >> as a person of color does liz stand a chance? >> no. certainly not for vp and i have some questions about the key policy advisor thing. on the one hand you can say she stands for moderates because she was super left before she focused full time on sucking up to joe biden but you also have to wonder she h

doctor skinner, elizabeth parker and wendy parker thank you so much for being here.thank you for this great discussion with i want to invite the audience to tune in here again tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. for part two of this discussion which will be led by my colleague susanna spalding. we also want to again give a special thank you to our philanthropies and now here is the president and ceo of csis with closing remarks. >> beverly, thank you. this has been just a remarkable conversation but i think this is the first time and i have been here 20 years, this is the first time when we have had five women who have led a discussion. ... other's skin. they don't care about the passion of their religions. here they lie, a perfect democracy. they fought and died for america not for what it is, but for what they can become. and i think that is in the spirit of this conversation. thank you all.

doctor skinner, elizabeth parker and wendy parker thank you so much for being here. thank you for this great discussion. i want to invite the audience to tune in here again tomorrow at p.m. for part two of this discussion which will be led by my colleague susanna spalding. we also want to again give a special thank you to our funder, the craig phil mark philanthropies and now here is the president and ceo of csis with closing remarks. >> beverly, thank you. this has been just a remarkable conversation. i think this is the first time and i have been here 20 years, this is the first time when we have had five women who have led a discussion. gosh, it's been great. it has been wonderful. and i've been wondering what to say. let me share something, i don't remember the precise words, but it was generally the words that rabbi gittleson, who was part of the commemoration of the , i'm named iwo jima after an uncle who was buried in iwo jima. i don't remember his precise words, but i remember precisely what he was saying. liehe said, you know, here these men. side-by-side. t

senator elizabeth warren. sen. warren: thank you. hello, aft. i'm so happy to have this chance to be on a call with some of the strongest, hardest working and most dedicated people in the country. america's public school teachers and counselors and cafeteria workers and bus drivers, the people who devote their lives to educating our children, i'm so grateful to all of you. i never thought i would end up in politics, not in a million years. when i ran for office, i quickly this covered nobody does this on their own. i learned that to be effective, it is critical to have allies who know how to get the job done. allies like my dear friend randi weingarten. you know how to get out there every day and make it happen. i want to give a shout out to to someone who has been a longtime advocate for students and for hard-working families. the next first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden. educators deserve a partner in the white house, and with president joe biden and first lady, dr. jill biden, they won't get one advocate, they will get two and tha

presents 46 110 days out with senator elizabeth warren.lease welcome senior advisors symone sanders. everyone and, welcome, welcome. my name is symone sanders. as the amazing voice told you, i have the privilege of being one of the senior advisors for the biden for president campaign. i'm very excited to be moderating 110 days out in partnership with the progressive mynge committee and with good friend senator elizabeth warren. today, we are doing it differently. we are going to get to know senator warren. stephanie taylor, one of the cofounders of progressive change campaign committee is going to talk to us a little bit about the work they are doing. how they are moving the ball over the next 110 days. stephanie will introduce senator warren and we will kick this thing off. we are so excited you joined with us. pick your phone up and i want 30330.text "joe" to >> unfortunately, we are having technical problems with this event. we are working to correct the problem. live coverage here on c-span. at a news conference this morning -- >> our

again, a big thank you to professor elizabeth varon for the great conversation.allison and thank you our audience out there and we hope to see you again next week. have a great afternoon everyone.>> recently at the nixon presidential library in yorba linda california, turning point usa founder charlie kirk offered his thoughts and what he calls the new conservative agenda. in this portion of the program he talks about how president trump communicates via twitter. >> of course people say, i don't like his tweets and i don't like, i'm going to address this one time and one time only this is the best way i can address it is america was drowning in the middle of the ocean under the managed decline of both political parties of the last 20 years and if were honest with ourselves it's been both parties that contributed to this to big government management and adventurism of god while our country is crumbling and finally come in the middle of the night when we are just gasping for air rescue helicopter brings us back up to life and we are able to breathe again. the first

thank you very much forjoining us, elizabeth. we saw a little bit earlierjubilance elizabeth. a little bit earlierjubilance scenes in turkey at aya sophia. what is your reaction to what we've seen today? yeah mech thanks for having me on and thanks for covering this story, and the issue that i think there is cause for great concern about the decision to revert hagia sophia from a museum to revert hagia sophia from a museum toa to revert hagia sophia from a museum to a mosque for cultural heritage resumes, nationalism, inclusive nationalism reasons and also for geopolitical issues. when you say nationalism, this obviously looks like it could be a political move on the part of president erewhon, but what is it specifically that concerns you? on the face of its commits turkey's obligation as signatory two unesco conventions related to the hagia sophia is a world heritage sites. it was designated as such in 1985 and any state that is signatory to the unesco convention cannot make medications to world heritage sites without submitting the proper proposal to unesco, which would need