brandon judd joins us tonight. thank you for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state at the u.s. capitol and in repose at the supreme court later this week. thousands are expected to come to washington to pay their respects to an icon who fought for equal protection for all under the law. justice who changed american society. let's welcome the "washington examiner" chief political correspondent byron york. your thoughts on her legacy here, byron? >> well, she is obviously has a legacy of one of the most liberal and activist and celebrated members of the supreme court in a generation. which makes this moment so extraordinary. a lot of republicans, it takes a little while for things to sink in. they were shocked when the news came out friday evening. i think a lot of republicans in washington said, wait a minute, we control the white house. we control the senate. a seat has opened on the supreme court that just happens

this as 90 missing children been found and discovered and rescued in the last month or so, brandon juddns us tonight, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now ♪ ♪. liz: thank you for joining us you are watching the fox business network, ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state of the u.s. capital and repose at the supreme court later this week, thousands are expected to come to washington to pay their respects to an icon who fought for equal protection for all under the law, just as to change the market society, let's welcome the washington examiner to political correspondent byron york, your thoughts and her legacy? >> obviously she has the legacy of one of the most liberal and activist and celebrated members of the supreme court in a generation which makes this moment so extraordinary, i think a lot of republicans, it takes a little while for things to sink in, they were shocked when the news came out friday evening, i think a lot of republicans in washington say weight, we control the white house, we control the senate, his seat has opened on

eastern, the one and only judd apatow making his beat debut.d starts now. >> in a matter of days, the united states will reach the brutal milestone of 200,000 coronavirus deaths. as we said so often on this show, it didn't have to be this way. countless lives could have been saved if donald trump had admitted to america what he admitted to bob woodward in february, that the coronavirus

let's welcome back to the show national border patrol couldn't sill president brandon judd.rump administration next month will do a major dragnet a criminal illegal enforcement blitz in sanctuary cities, colorado, pennsylvania, california. these are sanctuary areas. so the big push next month. your take on this because now we hear democrats saying oh, he wants to be seen as law and order president, your take on that? >> okay. first off i'm going to address that. i will go to the whole reason we do this in sanctuary cities first place. the democrats talking point he only wants to do this because he wants to be seen tough on crime that is completely, totally false. the fact of the matter for four years president trump has been very much on the side of law enforcement. he has been on the side of haw and order. the safety and protection of the american public. he has done that throughout his entire administration. he will continue to do it until the end. he will continue to do it another four years. he wants the american public to be safe. we have to circle back, we have to ask

national border patrol council president brandon judd is back with that.his is one example of why the biden team is wrong to weaken the border security policy as president trump presided over the signing of historic peace accords at the white house with leaders of israel, u.a.e. and bahrain. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. new surveillance footage, it is coming in, you may have seen it, it is graphic, it shows how the female deputy who was shot in the jaw and arm in compton, california, by an assassin who ambushed her and her partner, shooting at them at point-blank range. she struggled heroically to save the life of her partner bleeding from her own wounds. he was shot in the forearm, arm and hand. this 31-year-old mother, rookie, claudia apolonir. she is former librarian. struggling to get her partner to safety. trying to put a turn that kit on him -- tourniquet on him. doctors call it a double miracle. compton, california, th

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"i'll let you take it from here, judd. >> duvery much. i'm so excited to talk to you, brian. i've read the book. >> you have actually read the book. >> unlike all those other miami who interviewed you, i read the book and not only that, i highlighted it. i made notes. i -- come on. >> this doesn't happen in movies where the movie critics don't watch the movies but i happens in books. people talk about books without reading them so grateful to you. >> people say i'm work off your wiki page. and i just want to be a better journalist than everybody else. i feel like i can do better than rachel maddow right now. i would don't go deeper. >> we have more time, congratulations on the book. i thought it was really great and helped organize a lot of ideas pout what is happening at fox news that we all wonder but which is how this happened, how destructive is it, and is it ever going to get better or just a part of our world at this point that's never going to change? i'll start out with other question how you got into journalism. i get the sense from the book and you didn't spend a lo

eastern, the one and only judd apatow making his beat debut. the readout with joy reed starts now. >> in a matter of days, the united states will reach the brutal milestone of 200,000 coronavirus deaths. as we said so often on this show, it didn't have to be this way. countless lives could have been saved if donald trump had admitted to america what he admitted to bob woodward in february, that the coronavirus was deadly and airborne. when he was caught, he didn't express regret or even admit to it, of course he didn't. he dispatched the useable suspects to defend the defensible on television. >> think of what would have happened if he had gone out and said, this is awful, we should all be afraid, it would have been a run on the banks, the hospitals, the grocery stores. >> yes, yes, yes. imagine what would have happened if the american people knew team trump had no plan? and then on the same day, the nfl's opening sunday kicked off with empty stadiums. well, except jackson field because florida has florida. trump hosted an indoor valley in atla

protesters painted the words defund sfpd in yellow last night judd t outside the police station in the mission. they protested peacefully. the group called defund sfpd says members want city leaders to reduce the department's budget and change policy. >> we're taking to the streets to honor black lives victims and survivors of police violence across the country and in san francisco. >> officers in riot gear were on standby during the demonstration but things remain peaceful. the city of san jose will not be pursuing charges against those arrested for breaking curfew during the summer protest following the death of george floyd. the city then enacted an 8:30 p.m. curfew. over the course of four nights officers arrested dozens of protesters for violating it. the acting city attorney said a court case regarding a curfew ordered during the rodney king riots in los angeles put the legality of the arrest made for san jose curfew violation question. >>> a they can to lock down the three bay area wildfires. the latest containment for the fires, the lnu fire is now at 81% with full containment

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the breakaway states force us to to withdraw and to give up control over the area to to is there by judd this is an ancient conflict there has been much blood spilled in this in these war and then in the flare ups that followed the not going to cut above war i was there in 2016 where there was another flare up another as collation of the hostilities fortunately it's ended in a matter of days but but it was again brutal judging by what i've seen so far the footage of being seen the casualty lists reported by both sides this is even worse than what happened when we were there in 2016. director of the crisis research institute's mark ullman believes public sentiment within both countries could have played a part in the sudden outbreak of hostilities. well one big problem here is that on both sides popular opinion is highly mobile ised and so you have a situation that you have approximately a 1000000 people in azerbaijan who are refugees from armenia hundreds of thousands of people in armenia who fled from azerbaijan and so we have a situation where there's pressure from the public for stand

the breakaway states force us to to withdraw and to give up control over the area to 2 is headed by judd this is an ancient conflict there has been much blood spilled in this in these war and then in the flare ups that followed the not going to cut above war i was there in 2016 where there was another flare up another as collation of hostilities fortunately it's ended in a matter of days but but it was again brutal judging by what i've seen so far the footage of being seen the casualty lists reported by both sides this is even worse than what happened when we were there in 2016. and earlier artie's igor's a town of centers of this report from the armenian capital. here in armenia the health care system is bracing itself clearly bracing itself because right now hospitals have stopped admitting new patients and they have been focusing as they are focusing on treating those wounded in this conflict now armenia has also declared mass mobilization and thousands of men have already volunteered saying that they are ready and willing to go fight in this disputed region now as they are by johnny

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. >> and there was former senator judd gregg talking about state preparation. he spoke briefly about how they are preparing as well. >> if somebody is bringing joe biden into the debate with you are you doing dave bates preps at all. >> if there really good. >> you place biden for you. pres. donald trump: i would say maybe a combination. either one of them is about five times smarter than sleepy joke. we had a little bit of a debate prep before we came there. i think this whole thing is a debate prep for an everyday i'm taking questions with people all of the time for you have taken a lot of questions from you over there. on the last number of years. >> what you feel like you want to accomplish to be successful. >> just tell the truth. >> henry joining us from cleveland. peter slen: is michael bender with wall street journal. rudy giuliani, lisbon their ro role. >> these are two of the most colorful characters in republican party right now. they're helping president trump pearson lines. and you can bet they're going to be very aggressive lines. good quotes that

judd mcmoore is a journalist, and we are happy to have him on, as we always are.see you tonight. i'm concerned, now, and this is just -- throwing this out there, there may be a double standard. one for you, you sit alone, unarmed in your power apartment while riots rage, you can't leave, nancy pelosi surrounded by federally financed bodyguards getting her hair done. it doesn't seem like equal justice to me. does it to you? >> it doesn't. i've got a buddy in brooklyn, an immigrant from his pakistan, a barber, owns the barbershop, facing $24,000 in fines for opening his barbershop before he was supposed to. does nancy care about him? no, and what we are seeing -- should anyone be surprised about this? we saw, also, andrew cuomo, new york governor andrew cuomo, photographed not wearing a mask in public come a day after he tweeted about how everyone must wear masks. chicago mayor lori lightfoot went to help get her hair done, in between her ignoring the rioting, looting, chaos in her city, but taking time out of her day -- if you remember that, recently. she has to ge

judd deer cited the president's work on criminal justice reform.an todd, cnn, washington. >>> so earlier i spoke with cnn political commentator and "new york times" columnist charles blow about the president's dismal comments on race. you heard many of them there in that report. i wanted to get his take on mr. trump's early knowledge on the coronavirus. we've been reporting it all day. and the decision not to make that information public. take a listen to what charles said. >> it is criminal. you're responsible for people dying and the reason that you did it was because you wanted to put yourself in a better position to be re-elected. there is no way to describe what is happening here. we keep talking about it in political terms, in attitudinal terms rather than talk about it in terms of actual human beings who were alive, walking around on this earth breathing air are now in graves and there are 190,000 of them and people -- and the experts predicted it would be 200,000 of them by the end of the month and the models show it can get active one week

also tonight, national border patrol president brendan judd on a major development of domestic security. ice, more than 2000 it illegal immigrants. many of them committed major crimes. i'm elisabeth mcdonald. thank you so much for joining us the evening and it starts right now. welcome to the show you're watching the foxbusiness network. coming into present trump visiting wisconsin today to survey the millions of dollars in damage. after a week of writing in the present delivered law and order address joined by attorney general bar. and he made this announcement watch this. pres. trump: so i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we are. we will provide $1 million to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. you had a rough week to put it mildly. elisabeth: democrats and media analyst reveal he had worn the presence vote would fan the flame and start writing but that did not happen. if this welcome to the show the author of the newly released book, the mind of a conservative woman. republican senator marsha blackburn of tennesse

as we go into the afternoon another day to limit your time judd. we'll talk more about what's ahead in a few minutes. mike, you've been tracking a traffic alert in the east ba >>> still going on. a crash happened, took down a power pole, power lines blocking highway 84. that's your cut through. can you not use that windy roadway. locals may have a problem getting to 680. coming from 680 out of livermore that may be a reroute. you see the angled avenue, and then we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza forming just after 5:30 with the metering lights on. back to you. >>> thanks so much, mike. 6:02 and happening today president trump making his first stop in california since the start of the devastating wildfires weeks ago. the president will visit an office near the sacramento airport. california senator and vice presidential nominee kamala harris visiting the creek fire zone in fresno today. later today joeo address the deadly wildfires an this, journalist and author bob woodward speaking out on the "today" show on the east coast this mornin

the yanks smashed their postseason opener launching four home runs including a two-hit bomb by aaron judd. and the yankees beat the indians 12-3. >>> in st. petersburg florida, rays lefty blake snell pitched a no hit entire the sixth inning. the outfielder hit a home run in the seventh. in oakland, six perfect plays from the mound with the white sox handing the a's a 4-1 lose. and in minnesota astros hose a altuve true a walk to force a go ahead run in the ninth inning by short stop jorge polanco, and houston goes on to win 4-1. you guys know how i feel about that. time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, good morning. >>> good morning to you. how about that climate change question at the end of the debate. that he was about ten minutes more than any other debate. unexpected. they got into it for ten minutes the most like forever, double the time they've done in all presidential debates since 2000. so, let's get into the forecast, we had this pouring rain event overnight in areas from d.c., baltimore, philly, thankfully for your morning that

did take care of their game as the twins lost theirs to houston 4- 1 and the bronx bombers with erin juddng deeper early, to run shot, one of four home runs that new york's pinstripes smashed. giancarlo stanton, 443 feet, they lead the series 1-0 over the cleveland indians. looking out for us whether the major-league baseball season would ever be able to get completely off the ground, now it is the nfl's turn to deal with covid-19 you know eventually it would happen, eventually the naysayers will be out in full force after hearing the news today, the tennessee titans have closed their training camp until at least saturday, after three players tested positive for covid-19, players have been placed on the cover 19 list, for the pittsburgh steelers on sunday, definitely wants to definitely make sure that game is played, they are taking all of the precautions and by the way the minnesota vikings play tennessee this past sunday, have also closed their training camp, for a full cleansing of that facility to try to make sure. when you think about the catching football of course you think about d

mean, you know, listen, they gave me a big opportunity, you know pete, i went in there with him and juddust talking [ bleep ]. and they loved me, and that was that i came in there and i knew marisa tomei was in the scene so i had to step up >> seth: yeah, absolutely. that's a high bar. marisa tomei is the high bar >> well, just put it this way. i've been in a movie now with joe pesci and marisa tomei >> seth: you're doing -- you almost got the full vinny. [ laughter ] >> "my cousin vinny. now i need ralph macchio >> seth: you got a macchio and then it's the full vinny that's every - [ laughter ] >> oh, man i was like, i was a fireman. but i wasn't [ laughter ] you know i already got through the training >> seth: you are getting in fireman shape. and, you know, we know you from as someone who likes the good life, you like to indulge in good foods and maybe not often the healthiest foods but you are indeed eating healthier. you are imbibing of the green juice. how has the green juice treated you? >> the green juice is a beautiful thing. >> seth: it is >> kale, celery, green apple, ginger,

a few minimal modulating just that i am at a deli and what i did a lot off all the water and metal judd and at the jail was i'm a walk out to letty the title the jordan most aka want to. see him mess and attempt to sure when i left you merged and. dempsey difficulty with the general was do i get in my head if a 10 feet or what i just in the vomit definitely a little you i love i and then we start you know before you dole it in months i'm not meant to miss him so you do it in cobra or he had this year of no i could i don't walk a total cop out of thought but i mean there were definitely tough and one data what there c.d.o. when you should do out of all the tempi the atlanta yes you know the to matthew my door deal or the liquor that it does use it to a duty to a debate last year to. what alarmist you had to do and when you saw what if you had been out what did has a list of them and go philip out to delhi where you judge the rule as matthew and let your daughter. dylan plan on a deal where you ought to shout at you to dolly. the telephone at a size 18 and what i knew you were dodi were d

made its first ever presidential enforcement back to trump if 2016 and ahead of the union brandon juddse to the president, really has been a die hard supporter. so that union is very much in the president's camp and they have, you know, those agents have appeared and union officials have appeared at political events now for going on four years, which is also something that has generated some controversy wherein the border patrol and dhs. >> nick, thank you so much for your reporting. stick around. >> thank you for your time. >> stick around, we have much more to come, including the president defending his handling of the pandemic, even after he admitted to downplaying the threat. admitted to downplaying the threat wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and tailored recommendations. that's the clarity you get with fidelity wealth management. and tailored recommendations. essential for sewing, but maybe not needles. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of i

we did go out, senator judd gregg i understand is one of our closest friends and had been at the rancht summer because he was the one whohad played al gore for the debate prep . >> son of a senator. >> exactly. so judd joined us and he and i would just sort of look at each other as we were looking over at senator kennedy's shoulder to look at the television, the small television that was back in the corner of the office and we were sick. we felt sick. i thought judd looks sick, i thought he felt i looked sick to and really i think it was sort of a blessing that senator kennedy kept up this smalltalk because it gave us the way to try to process what we were seeing and what it meant. and then the three of us went out and spoke to the press and said that we were postponing the briefing. i mean, already it was in defiance of the terrorists, we weren't going to cancel the briefing but it was just going to be postponed and as we finished just saying we were postponing themeeting , the briefing, lawrence mcclellan from usa today asked me he said mrs. bush, what do we say to the children? that

i will let you take it from here, judd. >> host: thank you. i'm so excited. i read the book. >> guest: have you actually read the book? >> guest: on michael there's other people that interviewed you, i've read the book and not only that, but i highlighted it. [laughter] i've made notes. this phenomenon doesn't really happen in movies where they don't watch the movie but it happens with books. debate. people talk about books without reading them. >> i had a chance to look at it. i just want to be a better journalist than everybody else. i feel like i can do better than rachel matthau. that is my goal is to go deeper than she did. we have more time. congratulations on the book. i thought it was really great and helped organize a lot of ideas about what's happening at fox news that we wonder about which is how did this happen, how destructive is it and is ever going to get better or is it just a part of our world at this point it is never going to change. i will start out with a question of how you got into journalism which is i got the sense from the book you w

here is judd deere deputy assistant to president trump had this reaction he said not a soul brave enough just another anonymously sourced story meant to tear down our commander-in-chief who loves our military and has delivered on the promises he's made. what a disgrace. people know you have been party to intense conversations with the president it doesn't surprise you that his critics may attempt to even make something up like this to try to muddy the waters? >> no. it's part and parcel of what we have been observing for a number of years now in that sense i have never seen a president attacked as much as this one has been over a number of issues and many cases it is very inflammatory like this one is. i mean, i was very critical of the previous president on foreign policy and national security and i have been with president trump at times. though largely i agree with the direction he is moving in. but, that's quite different than what is being done here. pete: absolutely. general, on to another topic in the world health organization. the trump administration says they will now formally

responding to the article, white house spokesman judd deere called it another hit piece full of smears before a presidential debate. >> it's in the documents. it's not from "the new york times" it's the irs. let's bring in steve ratner. i know you have charts, but first big picture this is what businessmen have been saying for 40 some years that donald trump is not a business man. he's a guy who licenses his names to steaks and vodka and buildings and mattresses and anything else willing to put his name on it. what is this latest new york times piece posting overnight, what does it tell you? >> i think it illustrates the point made a minute ago that donald trump is not a businessman, a guy who operates and runs businesses, but a guy who promotes himself and makes his money off his name, image, personality and so forth. the fact he went bankrupt multiple times in the 90s helps you understand what a bad businessman he is. but the vast prepond reps of the income trump has been making has been from the licensing deals from the apprentice, licenses of not just dominos pizza but things like

i thought judd looked sick and i'm sure he thought i was sick too because we couldn't imagine. it was a blessing that senator kennedy kept up the smalltalk, a way to process what we were seeing and what it meant and the three of us went out and spoke to the press, we were postponing the briefing, already was in defiance of the terrorists. we would not cancel the briefing, it would just be postponed and as we finished saying we were postponing the meeting, the briefing, lawrence mcclellan from usa today said what do we say to the children? that is when i got the idea of what do we say to the children and i said then, parents need to assure their children they are safe, turn off the television and don't let them watch over and over the buildings falling but it gave me the direction of what i did, the letters that i wrote 2 high school students and another letter for younger students about what had happened and what they could do for each other, how we needed to take care of each other but also -- >> host: your great passion for the women of afghanistan. you have been there to 70