as soon as according to this document, paxton sees the man with the court documents, paxton runs backe the house. then a few minutes later, the man says in this court document he sees angela paxton come out of the house, open up several doors to a truck and then ken paxton ran back outside into the truck as this man tried to serve the court papers there at their home. so quite the scene that was described in these court documents, all of this lasted about 90 minutes and just a few hours ago today, a federal judge in austin, texas quashed the subpoena so ken paxton doesn't have to appear. >> what has the texas attorney general said about this? >> reporter: well, it was quite the statement. initially, he went on a tirade that criticized the media and political opponents for all of this and later on today, he put out a statement that because of perceived threats and threats that he has received, he saw this situation as a threat. we should point out that the man knocked on the door and described himself as someone who is there to serve court papers but paxton in a statement said i took -

what ken paxton is saying about fleeing from a subpoena.and later, an update on hurricane ian's path as a massive storm moves closer wes florida's west coast. we're talking to miami mayor frances souares about the danger climate change poses to his state. the 11th hour just getting underway on a tuesday night. y night. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist texas attorney general ken paxton has decided to run from the law in his own state. according to court documents, paxton allegedly

what can paxton is saying about fleeing from a subpoena. and later, an update on hurricane ian's path as a massive storm moves closer wes florida's west coast. we talking to miami mayor that the climate change poses to his state. the 11th hour just getting underway on a tuesday night. on a tuesday night. with tide you can save up to $150 a year on your energy bill? how? the lower the temp, the lower your bill. tide cleans great in cold and saves money? i am so in. save $150 when you turn to cold with tide. i am so in. i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. texas attorney general ken paxton has decided to run from the law in his own state. according to court documents, paxton allegedly flight home with his in his car with his white avoid a subpoena. that's a subpoena ordering him to testify in co

paxton run toward the driver's side.oudly called him by his name and stated i had documents for him. mr. paxton ignored me and headed towards the truck. he tweeted the following. it is clear the media wants to drum up another controversy so they are attacking me for having the adasty to avoid a stranger lingering outside my home and showing concern about the safety of my family. this coming from a man who has reportedly gone to court to defend a texas law that allows perfect strangers to sue women on the suspicious they might have had an abortion. let's bring back joyce and david. joyce, let's just talk about the hypocrisy of paxton, complaining about being approached after setting texas women up to be harassed. >> you know, sometimes events just leave you speechless and i have to say that this is one of them. this is the attorney general of the state of texas saying that he was scared of a process server. someone he didn't know who had approached him. the process server has put forth, and no reason to disbelieve this, t

when paxton finally came out of the home, the man identified himself and said paxton immediately ran through his garage. the man went on to say paxon did come back out but was rushed into an suv and driven away by his wife. the texas attorney general responded saying he was being attacked by the media and feared for the safety of his family. paxton was named in a federal class action lawsuit filed last month by abortion rights group that when it blocks the prosecution of nonprofits, they want to help texans leave the state to get abortions. today the lawsuit goes before a federal judge. texas has a ban on abortions with no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. >> abortion has emerged as a crucial issue for voters in the upcoming midterm elections. according to a poll conducted by the organization her time, 49% of women say the supreme court's decision to overturn roe has made them more likely to vote far democrat in the midterm rs without identifying the candidate's position on abortion. this includes 28% of nondemocratic likely voters and even 12% of women who voted for former pre

paxton, i will start with you. is texas doing the work, the governing on this issue that the federal government is not doing? >> we're certainly trying. we have to deal with natural disasters, it goes away. this is a planned disaster by the biden administration that is hurting my state, hurting mark's state, hurting the entire country. as you talk to these border agents. i've done exact will i what you were doing. i've been on the border, on horse back, boats, helicopters, i see the same thing over and over. thousands of people coming across. the damage to our state both economically and with the crime is tremendous. we're doing everything we can. i think you probably talked to some of the dps officers down there. we're spending billions. we're doing everything we're allowed to do by law and the biden administration doing everything to get around the law and get as many people here as possible. >> harris: attorney general from arizona, as you hear this how worried are you in arizona is coming your ways. your proble

paxton, they have been absolutely silent and absent. why do they keep ignoring it?now that they have got as we look at the wall, 2,242,000 new democratic voters? >> i think that's it. they are willing to trade these lives. going to happen again. we just had 13 migrants i do in the river because of flooding. 15 in san antonio in a truck. they number the numbers are going up. as much as they talk about why they are doing it humanitarian reasons, they don't do anything to protect these people. and don't do anything to protect americans as more drugs come across the border. >> ashley: it's just scary it seems only if you watch fox news you see it. any other place you don't get it. you are getting to that group of people. the sheriff of maverick county, texas, in the eagle pass sector says the border crisis is taking a major toll on his deposit at this time. we are doing two jobs doing what he would supposed to do and immigration problem now they are human beings. they are family men. it effects them. not only is it the stressors of having to see something so traumatic a

paxton and called him by his name. as soon as he saw me and heard me call his name out, he turned around and ran back inside the house through the same door in the garage. a few minutes later, i saw mr. paxton. he ran from the door inside the garage toward the rear door, behind the driver's side. i approached the truck and loudly called him by his name, and i stated i had court documents for him. mr. paxton ignored me and kept heading for the truck. the tribune say, quote, he placed the subpoenas on the ground near the truck and told him he was serving him with a subpoena. both cars drove away leafing the documents on the ground. first of all, your reaction to that. he said there was a stranger in his yard, so he was afraid. but if you're a process server and leave documents and yell at somebody, is that legal? is that fulfill being served? tell me what you make of all this. >> as a lawyer, i'm embarrassed by the attorney general's conduct here. it would be embarrassing for any member of the bar, much less someone who

. >> todd: bring in paxton, attorney general. which will have promise of sanct your put to the test next? >> it is the governor's choice, i wouldn't be surprised to see him send buses to other cities, this is just a touch issue nothing like we have to deal with since we are getting 5000 per day. >> ashley: mayor lightfoot said she would gladly take texans who are unhappy with governor greg abbott, but she's throwing a fit over 75 illegal migrants being bussed by abbott to her city, which is a sanctuary city. why is it different she will take people from texas, but is having an issue with the migrants? >> great question, it is anger about the people being sent her way. people are voting with their feet, leaving chicago and illinois in droves and coming to texas that provide opportunity more than cities like illinois and chicago. >> todd: it is important to point out numbers, since texas started, 7500 migrants arrived in the nation's capital, 2000 in new york city and 100 in chicago, keep in mind the number who proach texas and ari

ken paxton, the attorney general for texas is coming up later on the show to discuss.are looking ahead to today's august jobs report. economists are expecting 318,000 jobs to have been have a blessed month and the unemployment rate to be holding steady at 3.5%. today's job report could have a major impact on the federal reserve's next interest rate decision later this month as it is one of the last big economic reports before the meeting. mayor lori lightfoot lashes out at greg abbott after two buses sent to d.c. speak with the governor actions are not just inhumane but a mant any morals, humanity. >> ashley: chicago alderman raymond lopez on tech to respond. >> todd: close as you mentioned ken paxton texas attorney general about the student loan situation. fascinating potential lawsuit as well as former acting attorney general matt whitaker, two of the amazing cats coming up on a very busy friday morning. you are watching "fox & friends first." ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick

texas attorney general ken paxton is here. ken? governor?egal immigrants on buses and sending them to cities? are you worried? >> no. look, here we go again. threats to potentially investigate people that we disagree with by the fbi, the department of justice, that seems to be the new way of handling political disagreement. but, no. what we're doing is completely legal. now, what the president is doing by letting people come here illegally, that is illegal. i don't see gavin newsom asking for an investigation of the president for violating federal law. we have the right to send these people out if we want to and we certainly do with their consent, which is what the governors are getting before they are bused. >> brian: trying to get a shot up maybe we will get the florida perspective, too from pam bondi. president biden said yesterday we have a process in place to manage migrants at the border. we are working to make sure it's safe orderly and humane. republican officials should not interfere with that process by waging these political stunt

ken paxton. left progressives still undercutting democrats pro-police bills, giving democrat as major midterm headache the gop a gold mine. poll shows the crime and economy matter mon than abortion in the midterms. far left attacks bank ceos for investing u.s. oil and gas in hearings. gop senators warned the same ceos do not take on progressive far left policies that will hurt the economy. and the growing anger over what gop house oversight says that they found. prove from government whistle-blowers that hunter biden's laptop of president biden's involvement in hunter's chinese oil and gas deals including selling u.s. nat gas reserves to china, trying to help china invest in u.s. drillers. plus a federal judge tosses out school mask mandates and vaccine mandates as school board parents, they're coming on strong as the new powerful force in u.s. elections. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the even -- "evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks, wall street post

let's bring in ken paxton, he's been dealing with this crisis first hand.ve all seen the buses coming to new york city, sanctuary city in texas. i want to read a quote from the new york city mayor. the emergency shelters the city plans to erect. he says now more than ever it's clear we are dealing with medicare and crisis created by him and hands while other leaders advocated moral duty to support arriving asylum-seekers, new york city refuses to do so. that's from the mayor of new york city. how do you answer that? >> he has no idea what it's like on the border in texas, over 5000 today dealing with a sub crisis maybe with a few hundred but no idea -- and to accuse texas of not caring is a little crazy given what we've had to deal with since the biden administration started inviting people to come to our state by the thousands everyday. jon: he talks about leaders who advocated their moral duty, is joe biden among those leaders? >> i've never heard a democratic mayor criticized joe biden even though he's the one inviting people to come here, millions of th

. >>> texas attorney general ken paxton ran away to avoid being served a subpoena. block potential criminal charges for helping women obtain abortions out of state. paxton says he was avoiding, quote, a stranger lingering outside his home. >>> this morning, u.s. stock futures are higher after all three major indexes started the week in major decline. the dow slipped into its first bear market since the pandemic. >>> president biden has announced new rules that require airlines and travel sites to be more transparent about the fees they charge. >> and on thursday, vice president kamala harris is set to visit the dmz in korea or the demilitarized zone. the 160-mile stretch that divides the north and south as part of her visit to asia. >> those are five things to know for your "new day." more on these stories all day on cnn and cnn.com. and don't forget to download the "5 things" podcast every morning. >>> another history-making night for nasa as it worked to save the planet, really to save us all from a potential future catastrophe. the agency crashing its own spacecr

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this order came out at the end of february, ag paxton, and greg abbott the governor were in a really tight primary race. they did this to drive people to the polls during the primary plain and simple. this is 100 percent political. in fact, we had ken paxton for dinner in our home, six years ago. >> i remember you telling me this. >> it wasn't child abuse six goes, now you're in a primary fight, suddenly it's child abuse. >> what needs to get done, guys? >> we're so grateful, when a family gets under attack, it takes a village to defend you. we have to mention aclu, they're out there fighting. one of the things people can do this help support those organizations. we're really grateful for glaad who helps to amplify and tell our story. support organizations like that is one good thing to do. >> for people watching across the country, make noise. this attack against transgender children did not start the moment the cps agent running our doorbell. this is been years of this steadying attacks, getting worse, getting crueler every single year. until we as a nation stand up and fight for t

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or as texas ag ken paxton called a planned disaster. even before biden's inauguration, they began to flash the green light to central americans. we knew how to restore the border, how to restore order there and close it down because trump did it, but biden did the opposite. he ditched the remade in mexico policy and put kamala harris in charge -- is there ever a sign that the white house never intended to enforce our border, that was it. another clue this was intentional, biden and his crew have made it abundantly clear they think america has a terrible past that informs our present. >> racism gets reflected in discrimination in housing and employment and the justice system. >> racism is real in america two and it has always been. xenophobia is real in america, and always has been. sexism too. >> the original sin of slavery two believed white supremacy into our founding documents and principles. >> laura: if america is truly systemically racist, after brown versus board of education after the civil rights movement, after the election of

ag paxton great to see you again thanks so much for being here every time we see more, migrants dyinga peep out of them. >> no. we predicted this when the 53 died in san antonio this isn't just people dying with water they are dying from dehydration people dying because they get overheated in vehicles being transported, of course, now you have people dying in the river itself, this is a biden administration that completely ignores this i guess willing to trade lives knowing full well this is going to happen again i said last time, i said it the time before going to happen again, they never comment on it they ignore it continue to allow it. maria: well -- i mean then there is the illicit narcotics fentanyl bust at southern border this weekend customs and border protection finding 47,000 rainbow colored fentanyl pills, 186,000 traditional blue fentanyl pildz smuggled in hidden compartment of a car we reported this last month i went to the border fifth time to texas department public safety crime lab where i saw colored fentanyl pills like this firsthand white house claims the border is

here with more reaction we have the texas attorney jim paxton and florida attorney general. let's start with you, jim. to me, between governor abbot and governor de santis the best political jujitsu ever in history and the impact and look at the rank. >> no. it'sogist, it's amazing. they've done an amazing job. they've had to deal with this crisis over the last two years and i love that they're highlighting the hypocrisy that you and senator cruz gest about. they're dealing with a few, we deal with 5 thousand a day and we've been dealing with this for almost tuyeres. and as senator cruz talked about, del rio, a town of 36 thousand had 50 percent more people show up at their door and had to deal -- there was no complaining by the liberal elite, no complaining by gavin newsome. we had to deal with it, and we had no help. >> looking at ron de santis he pointed to what, 70 jacksonville alone of illegal immigrants dropped off in florida in the dark of night. florida is not not sanctuary state, and they don't support. he said okay, we'll send these illegal emigrants to places that

cities like martha's vineyard and vice president kamala harris' doorstep texas attorney general ken paxton drains me now, he joins me tonight you're seen some of the breaking news images that jorge just captured florida channel. a lot of the folks now are saying in the blue states, they want to sue the state of texas, you have no legal ground to send these migrants even though they said they they were sanctuary cities, what is your response to that? >> it's hard to even respond to that given the hypocrisy, this is a problem created by the biden administration absolutely on purpose. they invited this, the aspirin they bake the cartels to bring these people in but it was no problem because it was affecting texas and arizona it was affecting the republican states they were sending in the cartels and bring the republican states in of course the biden administration would transport them to their state of choosing it only became a problem when we started saying no and that was enough and we can handle more than 5000 today and we started sending them to other cities and states that were welcoming

i want to thank bill paxton and the candidates who worked together to make sure that we had input, that everybody running for office across the country had an opportunity to advise us. i want to recognize the republican national committee chairman is here. haley barbour, who's done a tremendous job. and we're particularly grateful to haley because it is his committee that is putting the ad in tv guide. and without him, we couldn't reach the country. i also want to recognize governor pete dupont of delaware. governor dupont. governor dupont came to us about two months ago and said washington's not enough. you can't solve the problems just in washington. and with his leadership and haley barbour support we now have over half the states in the country by next tuesday, we'll have a state level contract in over 50 major counties. the following tuesday, there will be a local government contract as the concept of reaching out and having a contract with the american people extends beyond just washington, d.c.. finally, i want to single out barry jackson in carrying out on the staffs who work on

top members of the oath keepers and proud boys, there were connected to a higher number of -- ken paxtonie kerik, a former nypd commissioner, and a close ally of rudy giuliani, arthur schwartz was a manhattan political consultant to work closely with donald trump jr.. how central do you think stone 's role is? >> i think this 2016, he's the stop the steal sort of founder there. so when you think about somebody and you see what he said, who he's been with, who is hired, he's called, he's contacted, roger stone is one of the most important factors of what happened on january 6th. it's just not what he said himself, but it's really in the connections and the data, and the people that work for him. so if you look at kristen davis, right? kristen davis practice is good operational security, roger stone, maybe kristin -- davis >> longtime association with roger stone. >> long time association with stone. so, you know, that's why the committees on the right track here. they've done a fantastic job with the american public needs to know why they're doing such a great job because the data is back

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attorney general ken paxton says president biden's controversial change course is telling. >> the numbersnder the biden administration have tripled and they have done it on purpose. they are not trying to protect the border. >> in nogales, arizona, cbp agents seized 276,000 fentanyl pills hidden in a smuggler's spare tire as the car came through the port of entry there. and, border patrol agents in the tucson, arizona sector found five pounds of fentanyl strapped to the body of a 15-year-old boy at a border patrol check point. >> and, john, the state of texas is now deployed thousands of national guard soldiers down to the border throughout this border crisis. we are standing in the spot where the body of one of those soldiers was pulled out of the river earlier this year after he drowned while trying to save the lives of what ended up being drug smugglers. the state of texas says the true crisis is right here not in east coast sanctuary cities. we'll send it back to you. >> john: bill melugin for us at eagle pass. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> john: abortion may be a key issue in the midterms. one l

last question then, what about the responsibility of paxton's own political elite?he local level, pakistani infrastructure is substandard, even if it exists in many places. and that is because of corruption and political dysfunction, is it not? >> yes. yes definitely, definitely. there is an incredible amount of crops that exist in this country today. the people's party has been responsible for an incredible amount of corruption, and for at least in the past two decades. of course, i don't want to criticize my family on a personal level, but on a political level, you are completely right. and corruption here begins at the very first level, as i was talking to someone in the education ministry. and people have to ride their way into college. that's where it starts. that's where corruption in this country start. you have to bribe your way into school. you have to bribe your way into higher education. and in sindh, in particular, people have been changed towards an incredibly archaic system that is very aggressive, oppressive, such as feudalism. but also, modern struct

i can't guarantee you that ken paxton is not going to try to sue you. or prosecute you. that is the territory we are in right now. we don't have any -- no lawyer who studied this will tell you that nobody is going to serve you with something if you exercise your first amendment right to support other people's right to get an abortion in a place where it is legal to do so. that is how i would add to that question. i think it is legal and lawful. i think you should do it. you should do it knowing you have consulted somebody, the laws of your state and the state where the abortion will be performed and walk into it knowing about it. if you have a very specific case, talk about it and flush it out. we are not in an environment where you can take action and then completely ignore the implications but that does not mean you should not do what you believe is right. you should do what is right, knowing that there will be people trying to oppose you. that is what courage is called. when you do something knowing that somebody else might not like it. >> the next question is for ag

in the case of someone like rochelle garza, challenging the incumbent attorney general, ken paxton, shes within three points consistently. that is way beyond what anyone would expect in this kind of mid term year, when democrats hold the white house. the fact that these races are this close means that the democratic base is energized and also that probably people, especially in the suburbs of dallas, houston, san antonio, austin, that used to vote republican, are peeling off the way in 2018 when beto came within three points of ted cruz. >> how much of it you also think it has to do with abbott's handling of uvalde, gun legislation in the state of texas, the follow from that horrific tragedy? >> i think that falls under the category of him, voters not seeing him as particularly good at his job. the winter freeze is probably the best example of that. >> right, yes. >> there is something different, almost a political but more devastating to a candidate, when people may agree with you politically, think okay, ideologically implicitly than the other guy, they are just bad at your job. for g

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elizabeth: attorney general ken paxton, thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" is hitting the road october 17th and 18th in washington d.c. you don't want to miss if it. i'm elizabeth mac macdonald. you've been watching "the evening you would admit." -- evening edit. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. kennedy: well, he did it, he finally did it. dr. anthony fauci at long last admitting what most of us have already known, his stupid lockdowns had a horrible effect on the economy, our mental health and especially our children. so how does he still have a job? as you know, lord fauci was the chief architect of the government's pandemic response. the school closures, the masks, the vaccine mandates and the lockdowns. well, he went on and on about all of it yesterday. dr. doom said the quiet part out loud, revealing that he knew all along the da cone january measures would be devastating. watch. >> when you're dealing with a situation where the hospitals were being overrun in new york, intensive care units were being

here with more reaction, we have the texas attorney generalr ,ken paxton,ida and floridaat attorney general ashleigh moody . ken, let's start with you. get your take on this to me between governor abbott and governor santos. the best political jujitsu move ever in history. >> and look at the impact and look at the rank hypocrisy. th>>n. no, it's just it's amazing.g jo. they've done an amazing job. they've had to deal with this crisis over the last two years. and i lovehighli that they're highlighting the hypocrisy that senator cruz just talked about. t they were dealing with a few hundred, maybe a thousand. you said f martha'ews vineyard h we deal with five thousand a day. and we've been dealingor with this for almost two years. and as senator cruz talked about, del rio, a town of thirty six thousand, had 50% more people show up at their door and we had to deal with it. there was noing by t complainine liberal elite. there was no complaining by gavin newsom. we had to deal with it and we had no help. you know, actually ,ng a i'm looking governor to santos there. he pointed out there was 70

i can draw straight line from the paxton boys to the proud boys. right? the cousteau grandma of 1763 and what the proud boys are doing. or we can talk about the period right after cooper's union speech with lincoln. and of course the south doesn't agree with the claims. then, boom what we have? we have this -- between 1865 in 1877. 2000 black folks are ling lynched. the period between 1855 and -- when wilmington two. there is always been this specter of political violence, with this idea of america as a white nation is threatened. when this idea that some people who feel a sense of grievance, as well as a sense of possession, that sense is threatened. there is always been this idea about it. so the response must, be i, think aggressive defense. we have. to that is all we can do, to stand by silently is to be complicit or in some way let them do what they are currently doing. >> i definitely do not disagree with you. but i wonder what their looks like when what donald trump does, and his close allies of, who is as egregious as it is. i want to just play --