elizabeth: yeah, i hear you. >> it's crazy. eth: how can you defund police when in one weekend more than half dozen children are killed? it should be defending the police as you say for helping out minority communities, protecting them. because now we have top cops nationwide, they do not typically publicly criticize but now top cops are publicly criticizing democrat leaders for allowing, quote, mob rule and dodging accountability over their policies as you just pointed out. murders are up double digits in three dozen cities through at least may. start showing viewer what nypd is releasing. the nypd releasing video of violent assaults. a graphic video of a father shot dead watching his six-year-old daughter across the street. the nypd has had it. you brought that up, commissioner. >> you bring up a really good point to the police commissioner, former police commissioners, including me, ray kelly, bill bratton, to the executives today, two, two-star chiefs over the weekend calling out d.a. vance in manhattan, politicians in manha

elizabeth: i don't mind. we love to have you back on. you're terrific. thank you for watching. been watching "the evening edit" fon fox business. that does it for us. join us tomorrow night. we'll stay on a lot of developing store rivers and headlines. thanks for joining us. have a good evening ill see you tomorrow, thanks for watching. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. if we begin with another -- we begin with another extraordinary, bizarre twist in the radical dems' and deep state's effort in the persecution of former trump national security adviser general michael flynn. clinton-appointed judge emmett suggest -- sullivan is now demanding the entire for d.c. court of appeals which overruled him, he wants them to rehear the decision from two weeks ago, a decision from that three-judge panel that, well, created an end to flynn's case. calling upon the judge to dismiss the case and move on. judge sullivan refuses to do what his

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i mean, here's -- elizabeth: you think that's going on? ueller -- i think that's exactly what's going on. these are documents being declassified and released to the public. they're only sent out to the public once the justice department and durham are finished with them. i think they've already are talked to pientka, i think they're probably talking to strzok. but that's how they do these investigations. they start small and then you're supposed to plead guilty if or blame your boss, and it works it way up the food chain. that's how they came after me. in our case, of course, in the trump administration nobody had done anything wrong x so it really was a lot of dead ends. in this case it looks like they're uncovering an awful lot of stuff. i hope so. elizabeth: all right. kt mcfarland, great to see you. come back soon. >> great to see you, liz. liz: okay. coming up, republican strategist ford o'connell on president trump shamming joe biden for letting the far left hijack the democratic party. it used to be about unity and brotherhood, but n

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i say push back. elizabeth: great to have you on. come back soon. okay. ressman brian babin will weigh in next. stay right there. ♪ at you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. ♪ >> what makes me concerned for the country is, this is the first time in my memory that the leaders of one of our great two political parties, the democratic party, are not coming out and condemning mob violence and the attack on federal courts. why can't we just say, you know, violence against federal courts has to stop? can we hear something like that? elizabeth: okay. that was attorney 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 democrat

elizabeth: i understand that. i got to move on.ade deals right now in terms of jobs. he is avoiding that conversation. let's talk about the "new york times" fact-checking joe biden. look at this. "new york times" warning, warning that biden is misleading voters. reporting about, here is the "new york times," joe biden's claims about virus and you know, saying things about his record that they go too far. they rounded up these claims. they basically saying that, you know, what he was saying about trump and covid-19 virus, biden was basically hammering trump on that, saying my plan is better than yours. trump was out with his own plan way before joe biden was. he also went on about the naacp, biden claiming naacp endorses him. they're a non-profit. naacp says they don't ever endorse anybody. and biden is claiming he has been against keystone from the beginning but "the new york times" saying he is exaggerating on that claim. he has never publicly said anything about keystone. the take on "new york times" fact-checking joe biden here?

elizabeth: i understand.t time to stand up to say enough is enough to tell cnn to make a fundamental choice if we can live peacefully so we are showing the concentration camps the attorney general says that china is the most powerful violator of human rights in the world this is a humanr rights issue so what when does the media say that's enough is enough? and went to the company say enough is enough? we have to stand up for american values as at the attorney general said so look at yourself as an american citizen not a global citizen . be in a global corporation stand up for our values we have to say enough we will not deal with slavery or the markets in china we have laws on the books to prohibit the importation of goods made the slave labor. stop that right now. elizabeth: got ago. great to have you want come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: thank you for joining us have a good evening. >> she's a jet-setter in the golden age of travel... >> pan am flight attendants were iconic. >> did she fit the bill?

they don't have a plan that i heard to do anything to maintain public safety in the meantime. elizabethyeah. 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 public safety. public safety is essential for all americans to achieve the american dream. when you see a one-year-old or four-year-old getting shot, we need our law enforcement officers to be there to protect those families. the truth ever the matter is, this stuff hasn't happened overnight. this stuff has been in the making in some of these cities for over four years. they should be held accountable, accountable to those people to make sure that they improve the safety of those communities and also work on creating opportunities for those citizens. the people are frustrated with some of this leadership in the political activism against the police. it needs to stop. the president is willing to step in and do something to help everyone feel safe. elizabeth: all right. ja'ron, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks so much, liz. el

to undermine people's trust in the democratic process the trust that has already been frayed and elizabeth i i say that even some conservative commentators even fox news a saying that this reeks of desperation only really reminds people of trying this weak position in the polls could this backfire. i think there are many ways that it can backfire we've already seen a huge amount book republicans who are currently serving in congress republicans who are commentators people in the field who have generally supported trump throughout his presidency who are all saying that this is incredibly intimate democratic that it goes too far and that it does make trump look weak so i think we can see that but again we also know there are a lot of people for whom trump's words ring true they feel that their voices may not be heard of trump is not present any more and so they will believe that you know of that comes about in trump is not real left and that is because of the fraud that trump is beginning to allude to even when there is no if that's for the sort of fraud that he is claiming might happen i'm th

elizabeth: i understand. >> yeah. >> i hear what you're saying isn't it time to stand up?and up to china to say enough is enough? china's ambassador to the u.s., quote, america has to make a fundamental choice about whether it can live peacefully with a modernized, strong, prosperous china. curtis, as we're talking we're showing concentration camps. these people are being abused. the attorney general says china is the most powerful violator of human rights in the world. this is a human rights issue t has to stop. when do you stop. when does the media say enough its enough? >> exactly. when do these companies say enough is enough? we have to stand up for american values. that is what the attorney general said. look at yourself as an american citizen, not as a global citizen. don't talk to me about being a global corporation. we have to stand up for our values. these companies and our country have to say enough. we're not folk to deal with slavery. not with slave markets in china. we have laws on the books that prevent and prohibit the importation of goods made with slave la

issue there but i didn't hear whoa hold on a mother that the doctor had a mother that said the elizabeth i told the family did was i love you i got lost in his official mind what okun is up of it bloom is about i want. to know a lot. more about how to google the girls or whatever you pulled over here boy a little bit moving. the attack sparked an investigation into what was going on. recchi but i mean from the international union for conservation of nature believes the rapid expansion of the settlement had a profound impact on the natural environment. this is the edge of the camp of the cave right yeah this is where the forest began yes what's been going on was the cause behind all of these that you see on all camps they used to be forest they the seems to be an elephant have habitat. the camp expanded at an astonishing rate over $1500.00 hectares of forests were cleared to accommodate the influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees. but nobody realised the devastating impact this would have the growing camps severed a vital lifeline for some of bangladesh's last remaining wild elephants b

elizabeth: yeah, i hear you.ican governor of maryland, larry hogan, he is now criticizing house speaker nancy pelosi for -- he's saying there's no place in maryland for lawlessness after nancy pelosi expressed indifference about rioters in baltimore knocking down a statue of christopher columbus in her hometown of baltimore. watch nancy pelosi here. >> in baltimore, in little italy, a statue of christopher columbus was removed or taken down. [inaudible] >> well, i'm not a big, you know, i don't even have my grandmother's ear rings. i'm not a big, let's see what we have in terms of monuments and that. i'm more interested in what people have accomplished. i think that it's up to the communities to decide what statues they a want to see. >> could that be done by city council, not in the middle of the harbor? >> people do what they do. elizabeth: okay. governor hogan, gianno, says there's no place for lawlessness. this was government property that taxpayers paid for. your reaction? >> yeah, absolutely correct. and fo

i think. if you think -- elizabeth: okay. that's not unity.g after an alderman who's saying, you know, by the way, charles, the rye e yachts destroyed a walgreens, numerous restaurants, numerous drugstores, businesses, an entire strip mall, a local post office where the residents of his community were without the mail. they couldn't go mail an envelope or mail a check to somebody or a card. that's how bad it's gotten. and i hear the frustration in that voice. and i hear some time. i mean, how do you stop it? should the president send in authorities next week? what do you think? >> well, and, of course, not a sickle bit of this is -- single bit of this is doing anything to solve the real problem that we have in places like chicago where it's an absolute war zone in the streets. and if these politicians, in particular the democrat politicians, if they care about this issue and they should, as we all do, we all care a lot about this, they would go into these places, they would stop the violence, and they would stop the mayhem that is occurring in

so, i don't want to hear all the crap. elizabethnow fox news political analyst, giano caldwell. always great to have you own. we love your thoughts, insights and perspectives. what did you think when you heard coach ditka say that? >> i absolutely agree. you don't protest against the flag and don't protest against your country. as we have these discussions colin kaepernick, when he was on the field had been protesting quite a while. we see many football players or athletes pick up from that but here's the real question. after all the protests what have you asked for? what are you seeking? what is it that you're really looking to do? you think about the march on washington back in 1963, i believe it was, you had all these thousands of folks, i think they said between 200,000 and 300,000 people. they came out to hear mlk speak. he spoke about injustices. from that one march, what did we see the 1964 civil rights act. the 1965 voting rights act. they had a list of demands they wanted to see accomplished and they protested peacefully. i

elizabeth: i am puzzled with what is going on right now with u.s. policy. been a supporter of the trump administration's efforts to recognize new challenges xi poses. c it seems as though the punishment is the endgame. we are simply seeking out areas to punish our retaliate against china. there does not seem to be any long-term strategy. there is no endpoint to a tit for tat in that context. if you don't know what you're driving toward, the punishment becomes the end. i'm concerned we seem to think in the past month we have had four major speeches and the trump administration on china. we have had a range of punitive actions, indictment of hackers, the closure of the houston , the withdrawal of hong kong, for goes on and on. maybe this is their effort at shock and awe. our overwhelming firepower and dominance is going to sap china of their will. that is clearly not happening. i am puzzled as to where the trump administration thinks these kinds of actions are actually going to take us. francine: elizabeth, that means it could escalate quite quickly? administ

i thought i was one supposed to be heard? elizabethearly wouldn't let him answer and testify. you know, seemed like the democrats are testifying, not a.g. barr. ford, here is the other thing, former advisor valerie jarrett told our bartiromo quote, let's move on from the investigation into the trump russia prone. i can't tell all of the reasons why james comey went forward with it but that was nearly four years ago. why are we still talking about this? that is coming out now too. your reaction to that? >> that is exactly right. watch valerie jarrett. they want this swept under the rug. as congressman jordan said, they not only spied on the trump campaign but they intentionally harmed the peaceful transfer of power in an effort to undermine the trump administration without a legal basis for doing so. what i find so comical here, for three years, the media, democrats screamed russia, russia, now we're getting to the bottom of it and they don't want to find out? i think a lot of people if they knew the truth would be mystified by the whol

that's going to be dependent on mail in ballots so people don't get sick elizabeth i think there is an associate professor of american studies and political science at the george washington university she says tongues comments erode trust in the democratic process he certainly trying to . divert attention from the fact that his own poll numbers are very low that economy is doing badly which is partly what he thought he was going to be able to run on to secure a 2nd term and we also know that trump personally have a big difficulty actually accepting failure or taking responsibility for things so i already starting to see to make claims about voter fraud it's another way for him not to have to take responsibility for it for whether or not he's actually going to do this or the election but we do know that this kind of rhetoric even if it's being used as a deflection tactic can have very dangerous effects because it continues to undermine people's trust in the democratic process the trust that has already been frayed do you know there's also as obama had mentioned a huge amount of voter su

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i said i need some slack on pump three! ♪. elizabethfirming what we at "the evening edit" have been reporting for some time. now it is revealed in newly declassified government documents that in august 2016 the fbi yes, did use a routine briefing of then candidate trump and general michael flynn as cover to monitor them, to pick up information for the trump-russia probe. let's welcome congressman kelly armstrong from house judiciary. great to seeing you, congressman. reaction to this news? >> thank you for continuing to cover this. it appears my democratic colleagues have moved on. every single day seems like we're getting more and more declassified information that is absolutely devastating to the entire russia investigation hoax. at the same time in committee hearings my democratic colleagues continue to talk about bob mueller and this investigation as a last bastion of legal integrity. they want to put a statue of him next to the washington monument. every day, more information comes out to show it was absolute hatchet job. elizabeth

the sovereignty issue is absolutely critical going back to trinity college and elizabeth i and the formationberty in ireland. what this decision is about, pulling into all of the different eu meetings, is about sovereignty of nations to make their own laws. what does it mean for brussels to see this victory by you today? inister donohoe: actually, believe in the building of sovereignty and i believe in the sharing of sovereignty. supporter ofate the european process and a deep believer in the process of european integration and the need for a look at how we can strengthen it in the future. i would regularly make the case in ireland and across europe and across the world that the european project, both economically and politically, is an extraordinary achievement that i want to protect, i want -- there are always a number of particular areas in terms of how decisions are made and how they are implemented that are always going to matter to individual nations. from our point of view the reason this is so important is it creates the inference that we used our national sovereignty to give favorab

crises that we face and we dare not fail to take advantage of them. >> wendy. >> yes, i cannot agree more with elizabeth and doctor skinner. i think definitely we are going back, congress has gone back and taken a hard look at laws, laws that lead to unequal treatment of individuals linked to the system and so forth and we are looking to amend some of those because a lot of these things need a fresh look. but i also think that it goes beyond the laws and it ultimately goes to education and mindset. another thing that is disturbing and of concern to me is what is happening with our military. in our military, each individual military enlisted person i'll -- all take an oath to uphold the constitution. that is why when there is a suggestion that the insurrection act be invoked and used to control the protesters that people became who really knew what the military was therefore became quite [inaudible] and the first people to speak out and speak truth to power our our four-star generals who served as the highest levels of the united states government and some that served in this administration and, you know

when you take away the crown and the big castles, the palaces, queen elizabeth, i guess, is kind of likehe rest of us during a pandemic. >> minus the millions of dollars and things like that. she participated in her first zoom call and was presented with a no portrait of herself. >> i'm glad to have had a chance to see it. i hope i'll see it in real life one day. >> the words we all say on the zoom calls. the queen also met with foreign and commonwealth office during that call about the response to the pandemic. >>> businesses that are open are being hammered after an employee exhibits coronavirus symptoms. coming up next we'll talk about the problems they are facing when it comes to testing. >>> and you know caltrain has been struggling to even leave the station. the problem the transit agency is still facing even after a new ballot measure clears the latest hurdle. plus -- >> reporter: two arenas and two biotech companies announcing hundreds of layoffs. that story coming up on "today in the bay." lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with m

that evening i am veronica de la cruz in tonight for elizabeth. >> and i am -- we have some breaking news to tell you about tonight, we are getting breaking news right now on a grass fire that broke out near the city of livermore. here is a live picture from wildfire alert cameras, probably up in the hills but you can see the smoke hanging very close to the ground it was reported along tesla road in the altamont area. we are learning no evacuations have been ordered. the fire is already at 50 acres, we have been told at least one structure is threatened. chopper 5 on the way to the scene, we will get you more as we get it. our meteorologists paul heggen is standing by. what can you tell us about conditions in altamont, a little breezy this afternoon? >>> yeah the wind picked up in the last hour or slow slightly. it was at 15 miles per hour the last time we checked on the wind map and now is 18 miles per hour around livermore. you go east of livermore and they had wildfire there just over a week ago and now is the same area that has a slightly heightened fire danger because the wind h

that evening i am veronica de la cruz in tonight for elizabeth. >> and i am -- we have some breakingout tonight, we are getting breaking news right now on a grass fire that broke out near the city of livermore. here is a live picture from wildfire alert cameras, probably up in the hills but you can see the smoke hanging very close to the ground it was reported along tesla road in the altamont area. we are learning no evacuations have been ordered. the fire is already at 50 acres, we have been told

i am elizabeth mcdonald. you have been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. we hope you have a good evening. ♪ ♪ good evening, everybody. we begin with a number of important developments in the fight against the china fibrous pandemic. first, a number of what could be important breakthroughs in the vaccine against the china fibrous. working in partner with the institute of health reporting promising signs from early human trials. the result of their phase one trial published in the england journal of medicine. it is a fall sample, but it does show all 45 people who participated in receiving the vaccine produced antibodies against theus

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and he looks at me and says, i have been shot. >> the assailants fled. elizabeth got doyle inside and called 911. >> as soon as that 911 call was done, i asked my son to lift my legs up because i wanted to make sure most of the blood -- >> stays in the body. >> stays in the body. >> so you don't lose consciousness. >> elizabeth is a registered nurse. her training kicked in. >> there's no signs of external. >> an ambulance rushed doyle to the hospital. the 9 millimeter bullet had torn through his bladder and instestines. need place him in a coma to save his life. he was unconscious for a month. local law enforcement initially said the shooting was a botched robbery, but elizabeth doyle believed otherwise. >> i didn't want to seem like a crazy conspiracy theory woman, by i knew it was not a carjacking. there's just no way that it was just some random guy. it had to have been a planned attack. >> because nothing was stolen and the assailants had clearly been lying in wait, which is why when doyle came stumbling into the house with a bullet wound, he told his wife to

when tourists are being allowed in while the residents are being pushed under more restrictions elizabeth i would guess that this is going to put an even greater pressure of course on the health teams that are trying to scale up the testing according to the government plans but are still trying to deal with the fact that as you say parts of the country have been reopening and parts are opening up to to resume as well. yes so the indian government is continuing to increase testing it's conducting about $300000.00 tests every day but at the same time though that seems like a very large number it's still one of the lowest per capita tests that's being conducted anywhere in the world and so many independent health experts will say that that 900000 mark that india is going to reach in the case is tomorrow that the room number is actually much higher than that and how various state governments are trying to deal with that by bringing a lot down restrictions back in in the worst affected areas so as well as she then go and even the media we have the major cities all full name maharashtra that's th

for three years the only people was suggesting i follow was hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. t odd they popped up at the top of my screen. then you see people being deleted from our account. we all know this is a game twitter has been playing. they came out publicly. they did it for the first time in public. egg we knew was happening and they were accused of, they did it in the full transparency of the world. it will cost them the election. the one thing americans don't want to have happened to them is to have their free speech silenced. we have first amendment protection for a reason. americans believe in having free speech. do not take that ability away from americans. there is no more sure fire way to get americans out to the polls to vote for donald trump than to stifle their free speech. jesse: i think you are exactly right. it will blow up in their faces and they will have to go back to the drawing board. eric trump, everybody. executive vice president of the trump organization. in honor of independence day, let's look back to see how much americans know about the histor

and when the durham report i hope we see indictments very soon. elizabeth looking for with the durham report? what are you going to be looking for? >> i think we're going to be looking for corroboration of the idea that jim comey was relying on false information on one hand, was aware of false information in the steele dossier, turning right around in the fisa process, presenting it to the fisa court to gain warrants, to continue to spy on individuals who were with the incoming administration. so, basing it on false pretenses. that is something we've got to be looking for. elizabeth: congressman, great to see you. thanks for joining us. and thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. join us tomorrow night. good ev. president trump is scheduled to hold a news conference this hour in the white house briefing room, and you see a couple of correspondents beginning to gather there. we'll be bringing you that live. as we await the president, we are turning to the acts of the radical dems, the act visits of the radical left. actions that are bringing

and when the durham report i hope we see indictments very soon. elizabething for with the durham report? what are you going to be looking for? >> i think we're going to be looking for corroboration of the idea that jim comey was relying on false information on one hand, was aware of false information in the steele dossier, turning right around in the fisa process, presenting it to the fisa court to gain warrants, to continue to spy on individuals who were with the incoming administration. so, basing it on false pretenses. that is something we've got to be looking for. elizabeth: congressman, great to see you. thanks for joining us. and thank you for watching. >> a homemade hatchet man. >> oh, my god, this is not for real! >> it is. >> what are these meant to do? >> those could dismember people. >> an attic of axes... >> i was in shock because it was floor to ceiling axes, knives... >> cannons, guns. >> ready for an off-the-wall inheritance? >> i heard that they thought he was the unabomber. >> one day my mother has a knock on the door, and it turns out to b

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i am elizabeth mcdonald. you have been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness.ve a good evening. ♪ >> a mysterious client pays her lawyer with an exotic object. >> maybe she was a spy. >> maybe. >> it becomes his son's strange inheritance. >> it is quite a stunning piece to look at. >> can he decode its past and unlock a fortune? >> it's the equivalent -- for us, as americans -- of owning something that may have been there with george washington. >> wow. >> "wow" is right. >> a small town, an ancient emperor, and a puzzle. >> it was a three-week auction, and nothing happened. >> nothing? no bids? >> you're thinking that "my gosh. this is terrible. oh, it's all out the window."

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