tonight. >> i'd love to do it. right now. let's stay in your up. then you stand up on a hol ud oh oh, stop it. what's going on with these politicians? beep, beep, beep. >> okay. it's not looting. >> wha it's reparations. what is going on here? i'm no on?t getting an answer fm bro. >> paul e.p. takespaul the stan. >> plus, fox news alert. prime time floyd, the secretwe s service over the cocaine investigation. and we just gobackt back over 100 pages of documents and the secret servicesecret s has been. to you about everything. here's why. hey said >> when the cocaine was first found, they said it was in the librar e firsy where the first familys. lives, own the oliver stating cocaine hydrochloride and alsoay a library. >> then there were reports that the cocaine was actually found outside the situation room. >> now, the investigation has progressed and so they're saying the west executive entrance, whice entrh as you noted, is closer to the situation room. >> the secret service thenbb a id, no, it was in a cubby with a lot of foot traffict around it. >> and yes, there are cameras, but that particular cubby was in a blindrticularin spot. >> how do you mistake t the library for the situation room and the situation room for the cubbies? >> because when i'm in a librarn y, i know i'm inhere's a library because there's books everywhere. does it look like there's books everywhere? that's a wall of cubbies. they say the coach was found in locker number 50 right there in the middlmidde. >> and there's a key missing now. what do you think the chance s are that the secret service has the key? because primetims e thinks the coach may have been planted in the cubby after it was found in the library. >> good thing we have but documents fromng w the secrt service right here. >> but here's the thing. d >> the secret service redacted where the cocaine was firstcocan found of the cocaine wase actually first found in the cubby, and they photographed it in the cubby cub. >> why would they redact that? and then at one point, the secret service says this suspicious substanceicious is ae powder in a small ziploc bag on the redacted lobby floor. >> what lobby floor? the lobby into what room? he >> the library. and i thought they found coc the cocaine in the cubby. well, the cubby is notn on the floor. the cubby is on the wallth. >> later on in the night, they said it was in the cubbe cy and they didn't redact that. they want us to think it was found in that little locker. and initially after the hazmat team tested it, the whitee powder came back positive for opioids and amphetamines. etamis it was only after additional tests that they determined it to be cocain cocaie. and that's confusing because on the audio you heard from hazmat, it was cocaine, a white powdery opioid. that's fentanyl. suybe. i thought these tests were supposed to be accurato e. so far, this bag has tested positive for opioids, amphetamines, cocaine, caffeine and baking soda. but here's where it gets even more suspicious. they told us they didn't find any dna, but the documents say. they did. remember the coke baggies, thenp blown up. >> the secret service took the evidence froce toom quantico and they destroyed it. they didn't want the fbi to have it. want the, but there'sdestro more evidence that they didn't destroy an envelope with three tubes of dna where they get the dna from. th offot the dna the baggie. so the secret service lied did and so did the white house. >> they did find dna on the baggie and the dna was processed and had ans been moved to an evidence vault for preservation. s an so the secret service has an insurance policy. >> we asked the secret service for an explanation and they said, oh, it's secondary dna. s >> but the initial secret service report clearly said there was no dna found n and there is no physical evidence. re >> but the documents show they're keeping a dna sample in an evidence locker, as if this is so.e biden's dog bites another agent. they have something g we don'ton't kno know. and the secret service told prime timew. they may end upng the destroying the dna evidence dnt down the road. you know, protocol, prime time. ask the secret service.sample >> why didn't you takeou dna samples from your suspect list? >> they said they would have needed a court order thicourt s tellsgs. me two things. the secret service didn't want to crack the case or the secret service knew the coke was found in the library and put it in a cubby and closed the case. >> james fitzgerald is a retired fbi criminal profiler and a forensic linguisd t. james, so they have dna and they've had it the whole time and they're preserving it. what's going on here? i think you almost have to dow a few lines of cocaineli, jessea to understand all that you went through and all this investigation has beenat's happening, happening with this investigation over the last few months. it seems like obfuscation is the is the prime operating word here confuse everyone as much as possible. i'll leave out the clue game references with library to to cubb whoy and who knows where colonel mustard may be or inmeone like t is just there shd be a very simple investigation. a somewhere.d police secret service. are called. here's the evidence. send it to the lab. but there is jus s justt so much going on here, you can't help but ask yourself can and any not even b experienced profiler, just ask yourself. there' s just too much going wrong here. no investigator is that bad? d e even a crack investigator, no pun intended, would somehow get the basic informationrigh right here, get it off to the right lab and get the primarye a dna from the baggie. if it ifst the baggiesil still exist, and that could still be very valuable. all you need is 1 to 10r nanograms of of dna material for touch dna. suspect and you have your suspect. you have the suspect. people give the swabs and you should narrow this down within days. >> does it seem like to youm li that theke ty found it on the fr of the library? >> because that's what it sounds like to me. they found sound it on the floo of the library and then they moved it all around and it wound up in a cubb moved iy whee was no camera and five hundrede' suspectss no. >> isn't that what it is? it's a cover up. >> yeah, that's. who knows the person covere on the floor. there might have been a person on the floor of the library. fle just. o cocaine was found and they did take it off of his hand, then put it into the cubby. there's all kinds of counter and. and triple and countermoves goio on here to, again, somehow confusmee those of us in the public and certainly some investigators. and mei was one with you backi' in july about this. i am sure there are some investigators chompingre te ato bit, secret service, fbi, that really want to get to the bottom of thisthis.. but they're being told by their apposnted bosses that, no, thi is, you know, keep the lid on this whole matter and it'll just go away . >> what did you guys get in your for your request? for sure. i mean, we got a thick stack here and we're just going through it. >> would it make sense for the secret service. jesse: for e to holde just on to this dna sample just in case? you know, just in case anythin caseg happened or anything needed to happen? >> there's never>> there's nev y to get rid of evidence, certainly within weeks or months of a crimwithine. ten years down the line, maybe, but -- but not at this pointat in time. >> there's just it's just no rationale for that. yeah, they blew up the cokthey g and then they kept the dna. >> very, very interestin.g. >> all right. well, we're going to keep digging and it's still very solvablel very. e righ >> still very solvable, just like people get it. if i can solve ile gett, the set service can solve it. >> thank you so much. and would either>> wit of us wit either of us doing cocaine, i know we don't even need to do any blow. we can solve it like that. tak common sense. that's all it takes. thanks. as alway s. >> in the tradition of dueling barkens back to medieval times when knights and nobles settled conflicts with long swords and lances. duels were battles of honorlitis and made their way into. american politics in theh 19th century after having his name besmirched. vice president aaron burr challenged alexander hamilton to a pistol duel. it ended with a deadly bullet into hamilton's gut. and when the state of illinois was strapped for cash. abraham lincoln challenged abram state auditor james shields to a duel at a sandbar. >> the two men swung swords at each other until they callend a truce. in 1856, a squabble overionist being caned to death by pro-slavery representative prestond toeath but today, our politicians could care less about hon overspending or policy disputes or honor. they cabouthey care about maintg a nice work life balance. yeah. >> after a six week summer vacation, congress has workedd two and a half straight months. mind you, they have four day weekends. who amonweekendsg us requires ai week vacation after workinong, h two and a half months straight? because without a vacation, the capital turns into the colosseum. today, when house republican tim burchett from tennessee was giving an off camera interview to npr, former speakernd kevin mccarthy allegedly walked by and elbowed him in the kidneybowed his. >> here's the audio. sounds like you went back and fort h. , yeah, i think you're doing all right. i thinkek. sorry, kevin didn't mean to help. why did you elbow me in the back? you. elbowkevin. >> oh, now. all right, kevin, you got any guts? why before. now you think? oh, my god, i got to talk to you. i kept my back. >> you got. no, you got. m you didn't. so they sit there and the reporter said itov right there. oh, what kind of chicken moviest that you're. >> you're funny, that man. you are so pathetic. >> now, apparently, after the alleged elbow to the kidneys, there was a chase. >> i was standing in the hall doing an interview with her, and kevin mccarthy won't mind. wa elbowedth me in the kidneys as he walked by and and i kind of caught me off guard. and if you ever get shot a shoti in the kidneys, it's -- it's a little different than thant'ee anywhere else. >> and so i moved forward. u-shaped d , chased after him. >> i did it because i really didn't know what was going on. i turned around and i see him scurrying away and. you so i just. >> and then i followed in pursuit, i guess you would say. all right. so apparentl sh: apntlyy there were some sharp elbows, a kidney shot, a chase and some scurryinang. >> burchett was one of the eight republicans who voteds to oust mccarthy from the speaker's seat. >> so was that the motivt the? mccarthy says i didn't elbow anybody. mayby.e it was a shoulder. >> no, i did not elbow them. no, i would nod t elbow and woud not hit him in a kidney. >> guess. a reporter was interviewing burchett or something. i guess her shoulder said, because richard runs up to answer. i didn't know what he was talking about, so if i would hit somebody, they would know i hit his head. he wa he said, that's what he said. he was in pain. but you hit it so hard. >> jes >> i'm on now. so he said, okay, this isn't the southwest flight. this is congress. so obviously, matt gaetz had to do the right thing and file an ethics complaint against mccarthycs compl. >> and prime time's demanding the house sergeant of arms releasedf arms the surveillance footage so we can see if it was a real elbow or if it wasnoon a shoulder. and later in the afternoon, ja, james comber called a short democrat a smurf. >> that story that you tweeted also said he had a shell compand sai had y that is you'ro financially illiterate that you think because something says llc, it's a shell. you and goldman, who is mr. trust fund, continue to work not gioclaiming my no, i'm not going to give you your time but right wing stop the clock. yoe continued. >> you look like a smurf here, a just going around and allll this stuff. >> no. look, mr. chairman, you have got to, you know, hold on. if you can.>> y we're not on time. we give you this information you have done on him. >> you said the president did something. you didn't. you're doing stuff. whur brother, the american public have the same question. >> why should they believe you? >> do? berni >> meanwhile, just a few doorss down in the senate, bernie sanders had a bread tok up a fih quit the tough guy act and the senate hearings. you know where to find me. any placnye, any time, cowboy. >> so this is a time. this is a place you want to run. your mouth. we can be two consenting i adults. we can finish it here. okay, that's fine. >> lovt. you wanted it now. u i'd love to do it right now. well, stay in your up there. you stand up>> on a hold up. >> stop it. so you solution every problem. o no, no. sit down. down. okay. you know, you're a united stateplease s senator. said act it. i'll go sit down, please. all right. can i respond,ld it. mister?i have >> hold it. m hold it. if wic e can. >> >> no, i have. no, i'm sorry. this is all said.>> you'll have your tim cane.esponn >> okay. can i respond? oh, no, you can't. now, what would happen at your office if you elbowed hir and the kidfight? and he called them a smurf, challenged him to a fight. you'd be iyou'd behrn his offico and they'd be telling you to clean out your des outk. there's more decorum at a construction site than the halls of congress. e than tofand that's not sayingi bad about construction siteson.a they just patted themselves on the back for establishing a dress code . re and now they're throwing elbows, they're pulling fire alarms, w, they're screaming about the jews, the jews . concer they're getting kicked out of concerts for making out and smokin mg. and >> and they're running through the halls with babies. and it's not even their baby th' you doing that. but yoouu are. no, no. the fact that we cannot sympathize dodgers in thisowed i building is unacceptable. they should non t be allowedl to hear what is happening in israel is abhorrent. that's what it is. t and the next time he tried for him ee with the child in my hand, i write him out of here. what happened exactly? he's a h n animal, all right?esse >> it's no: t likeno the white house is any better. there's cocaine there. n just witthe first son just gor with gun charges. gthe first granddaughter's getting carjacked. they had a trans flasherd. they h there this summer. >> a trans flasher. ths falling downn a lot. >> they can't evena pass aca budget. it's their only job. but hey, at least they can insider tradn trade. . and they said trump would be chaos. what do you call thi ds? >> you've got fire alarm pulling, cocaine sniffin ghating elbow throwing, hating deadline, missing name calling calls, and they represent us. we voted for these people.resent we chose these people towe chose represent us. is this who we are? >> congressman tim burchett, who says he was elbowed in the kidney by kevin mccarthy, joins us now. >> so congressman, the former speaker told me that he's been training , doing you a little boxing. and if he was to hit you, you would go down and you'd go down hard. your reactio n? >> well, i would just encouragep your viewers to look at the npr lady from npr, claudia.twit look at her her twitter account. she had a pretty accuratteaccouw of it and disclosed exactly what happened. th you know, i haven't i haven't put it on the internet or anything. i haven't called the press or any of that. so it's just unfortunately, thisnfortuna is just indicativea really i mean, it showsos america what the reason the eight of us chose to depos e kevin mccarthy. >> and so you think he elbowed you because you basically went for the crown? >> i don't know. i. i don't know why he did it. i'm i'm afraid it's just a sad asterisks on his the end of his career. i mean, is it as he spirals outa of control? that's what i thint k. i only thing i can think of. i'm one of eight out of 435. g i the first thing he said was i was just brushin g out of the way, and next thing he said was i didn't see him, that the next thing he said was i was going to call him. th and then the the fourth or the fifth explanation he gave was that that he was and theno it didn't happen, you know, so t you're going to have to take yok. pic >> all right. well, listen, i don't know who to believe. there's no video we're going bere c you theallihe's surveillance. you're calling him a liar. he's saying you're a wim sayinrn >> and i don't know what to make of it. now. you guys got it. why got it n, you got it. you have an npr reporter who gave the report. i think. i thine k. why would she lie? i mean, she's not exactly going to be on my side. that'smy sid true on politics. >> you know, i have. what? what is my rating? what? the heritagehe other and all th. conservative groups. >> i agree. the npr people, they still >> je r peoplet verified the la' i don't know what to take from that. not tow. spe be you guys got rid of the speaker because you wouldn't pass theldn't pa spending bills. and now we've got a new speaker. we still can't pass the spending billsspeaker.ill c >> are we ever going to pass a spending bill? our don't know. i would hope we would. you know, our last speaker mccarthy had since january. and then, as you recall, he took out the entire monthandk of august and then two weeks into september and backed it's up againss upt the wall, w. is really by design. pelosi did the same thing. whicker'eakers as always do it o they can pass a pork filled budget, which weave an won't hay hearings over and nobody will hear anything about. and that's exactlythat's e whata and then he left this speaker, with it.johnson, an honorable 30 years worthh of of bad, bad history. >> sorry. well, maybe we'll get there somewhere wel gee. yours >> just, you know, behave yourselves, guys. thiss. hey, yourselve. come on.bu this is get. this is getting crazy. tim burchett, thank you so much. say hi tk yoo,u vech. everybody, me in tennessee. >> you got it, brother. well, paul pelosi's hammer man took the stand. straight ahead, if we wantare ie a more viable future forn our kids, we need to findnew te more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plasti c products that are more recyclable, durable and dependable. our goal is a cleaner show that matters takes over the grand ole opry house. and you can only watch it live on fox nation. join pete hegseth and the rest of the fox family to honor our nation's true heroes and celebrate the spirit of our country. these are real words to real heroes, and it reminds you why america is so special. sign up at fox nation .com for exclusive access to the 2023 fox nation patriot awards. >> there are more identity threats than you realize. lifelock alerts you and works to fix problems with a dedicated id restoration specialist. go to lifelock icon. >> 48% of americans don't get enough magnesium, which is vital for bone, nerve and muscle health. i recommend kernels, extra strength, high absorption, magnesium. it giveses you 100% of the daily value of magnesium. cute. cute. all th >> so you have diabetesyo >> so you have diabetesyo and your glucose is headinu . good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7. edmundo we care about every detail. modern bow jeans are made with dynamic stretch for ultimate flexibility and a comfortable fit. flexible, comfortable. the perfect pair of jeans. find your pair at martin boca gym. >> are you thinking about buying an annuity before you do get the little known secrets to receiving guaranteed income and protecting your hard earned money? 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