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larry, thank you so much. you're absolutely right about what you just said, larry. we appreciate you and what you just said. have a good weekend. you worked hard this week. getting right at it, joining us is former deputy national security adviser to president trump victoria coats and data da pritard and served in the middle east and we have news breaking this afternoon. is this escalating into a bigger conflict? the u.s. navy just warned u.s. flagged sh ships to avoid areasn the red sea in the gulf of aiden for the next 72 hours, victoria. there's iranian backed houthis and fighting back with air strikes and houthis forget in yemen and d is the white house drawn into a wider war here? >> this is going to be the grave concern here that the action against the houthi was not

strong enough and didn't actually kill anything with iranian dna and not only thing that's getting their attention clearly. the fact that we're starting to shelter in place to take protective actions, this is hardly president reagan's operation or preying mantis and qasem soleimani and we're inviting further escalation from houthi and iran. liz: general, what do you think, further escalation. what do you think? >> more action is going to have to be take and that was one set of air strikes and they've not gotten the message and they're still threatening and it's time for us to reconfirm first of all our deterrent capability and dominance and military dominance in the region and will take more

than just one set of air vibes. liz: victoria, did the white house wait too long? the more news is coming in and president biden today finally said, yes, athletics directories are "terrorists -- houthis are"terrific terrorists but we moved them from the terrorist watch list. now the white house is considering putting that back on. this sounds like apiecement of iran and houthis have bombed and attacked more than two dozen ships since hamas terrorist attacked israel in october. it's the biggest attack yet just this week. >> absolutely. this is the first compliment and all compliments to the eisenhower group that performed mmagnificently and the fact that the president has been deliberating for months now and before taking very limit the

action last night. it's going to involve further action and in terms that the foreign terrorist organization designation that biden administration remove them and that'll give them support to remove the houthis and that's the iranians. that's eight hours advised at the -- that was ill advised at the time and we did all the work in the trump administration and that case is clear and they have that file. they could do it tomorrow. liz: yeah, what victoria said and stronger deterrence powers, general. putting them on the terror list but he waited months and we're not asking you to get into politics now and going to flat out report what's going on, general. president biden has been hit with criticism from his own party, democrat congressmen and woman jayapal, ro khanna and rashida tlaib and congress

didn't authorize them saying they're unconstitutional. the issue here is can the white house move beyond politics and start doing deterrence because this could escalate? what do you think, general? final word. >> has to be authority and the president does have the warships and designed for the atabs because the houthi rebels. liz: got it. thank you for your expertise, both of you. have a good weekend. >> thank you, liz. you too. >> thank you. liz: now this is a big question hitting the gop race to the white house and right now how exactly is that subzero blizzard sweeping across iowa, how is it hitting the caucuses there? the caucuses are this monday?

grady trimble has been battling temperatures below 30 to stay warm ask not turn into a snow man to bring us the story. grady, we're not going to keep you long and want to get you as warm as possible. reporter: thanks, liz. the big weather story today yes, is that blizzard warning that most of the state of iowa is under social security deny up ending the candidates plans as they try to reach the caucuses and vivek ramaswamy's campaign bus behind me. he himself has been able to go to prescheduled events but the roads are too dangerous to take the big bus and they left it here. nikki haley had to move some in-person events to tele town halls and florida governor ron desantis had to cancel or postpone some in the coming days. in the coming days, the temperatures are going to plunge

in addition to the snowy conditions and how they could impact the voter turnout and trump for example is going to be here and has four events in iowa this weekend. no doubt he'll be telling his supporters not to be complaisant even with the frigid temperatures. meanwhile desantis and haley are urging their supporters to show up as long as they can safely do so because they need all the support they can get when you look at polls right now. >> may be as few as 130, 140,000 people. your vote matters a great deal on monday night. especially given the weather. >> what we hope is they'll wear layers and they'll bring their photo id and that they'll come out and caucus and it's important. iowa sets the tone for where the rest of the country goes. reporter: haley hoping the cold weather doesn't throw cold water on her momentum here in iowa. look at latest suffolk

university poll and chris christie announced he was dropping out earlier in the week and she's hoping to pick up his supporters. former president trump still leads her and desantis by more than 30 points. if the polls are accurate, liz, it could be a historic landslide win for the former president. we'll find out come monday. liz: grady, get warm and hurry up and get inside right now. good to see you. he's off the screen right there. joining suspended ands fox news contributor liz peek and grover norquist. thank you for spending time with us this friday night. liz peek, first to you, the president took bibs on the road in -- bidenomics on the road in pennsylvania and only had two public events in the past two weeks and, liz, he didn't really give a speech today and he's now putting out the first lady and also nancy pelosi and surrogates it seems to go in the media to defend his tenure in the white

house. inflation up nearly 18% under biden. what do you think about what's going on now? >> he's been criticized for not being out on the campaign trail but he's got problems on the campaign trail. number one, he doesn't present very well. oftentimes he's ridiculed or at least critiqued for having stumbles and bumbles and not being able to give a clear message and guess what, he doesn't have a very good message to sell. he's basically still talking bidenomics, even though that continues to be a big flop with voters. inflation is here and still a problem for all americans and just has to talk about democracy and jobs and abortion rights and how terrible trump s. he talks about trump being fixated on the past and he's the one that's fixated on the past and donald

trump and it's not much of a campaign issue. liz: it's a race, grover. axios reporting all democrat blocks are financially stressed under the white house and axios talking women, blacks, hispanics, asian voters and a key democrat voting block and you're seeing electricity, grocery, energy prices up 20% or more under this white house. they can't blame on supply chains or the pandemic anymore. it's because of overregulation and because this biden white house cracked down too hard on this economy and that's going on. what do you think? >> well, on a dollars and cents, things are looking bad. the average american is poorer today because inflation went up more than their wages did.

so they're making time and when biden says it's take three hours for your dishwasher to work or a couple hours for your washing machine to work. it's your time he's taking away from you. when they decide what kind of oven you can have and what kind of stove you can have. this is messing with people's lives. they've declared this a war and the democrats and labor eweons that supported them and a side hustle who are freelancers. it's 60 million american haves some income that's independent contractor freelance selling stuff on venmo. the irs is attacking you for that, and now the labor unions and the labor department are attacking you to make it impossible for you to work for yourself. you have to have a bust.

liz: grover, to your point, there's a record number of people holding multiple jobs. that's an issue. what grover said, liz, look at this, this is a seat change. we're living in history, liz. gallop is saying we now have a record number of swing voters, more than ever before. more than 43% of american voters gallop says now identify as independent. liz, that's bigger than the 27% saying they're republican .x more people becoming independent since 2011 since the obama white house. what do you think of this new trend? >> it's interesting and democrats in 2008, liz, said part of the country is now down to 27 and gop more or less held their ground and this represent as tremendous shift particularly in younger voters who basically

don't like either party and i think both parties should be asking themselves why is that? what are we doing to really turn off voters? it's a big deal and i, you know, i don't think it really bodes terribly well. >> who do you lean towards? more towards republicans than democrats. right now if you ask if you're republican or lean republican versus democrat or lean democrat and republicans are ahead by a couple of points and even the independents are breaking a little more or are. liz: interesting. grover norquist, thank you so much. we appreciate you. >> thanks, liz. have a good weekend.

liz: tonight we have congressman pat fallon and francey hakes and john yoo and author and columnist and house judiciary launching a new corruption probe into special prosecutor nathan wade. he's the alleged boyfriend of da fanny willis. she gave him a big high paying lucrative job in the trump 2020 case. they've been financially benefiting. that's what a court motion says. subpoenas for the but not for me. hunter biden caves to be interviewed for the impeachment inquiry. what's the fallout on that? biden 204 campaign growing headache and minority voters are swinging toward former president trump. we have state of the unions, coaches and families and they've had enough and big protest outside ncaa convention against biological males harming women's sports. more breaking news, they're

going to get texas congressman pat fallon's response to this news late in the day. the white house just took its fight with texas to the supreme court as texas battles to protect u.s. citizens at the border. all this next on "the evening edit". ♪liz: we're happy to welcome to

the show texas congressman pat fallon. we have news that broke last night about how texas is taking control of the city park, shelby park and processing illegal immigrants and now the biden white house today just filed, its escalating its fight with texas and just filed a motion with the supreme court saying texas is basically blocking federal officials from processing illegal immigrants at texas' border with putting new inland and the biden white house doesn't like it and they want to stop texas working on the texas border. >> they're protecting and securing the border and they're supposed to and they put buoys in the water and biden administration sued. when they seized the park, the biden administration sued. when they put the ba barbed wire

up, the biden administration sued to clip it and violate the order. joe biden is putting america last and not first. liz: new york state or any other state had a criminal cartel, sex trafficker and enjoying traffickers at the state border and the biden white house would stop that? >> that's what they're doing in texas. the cartels are doing more report profits and joe biden is doing everything the mexican president wants him to co. they're making millions in narcotics trafficking and another $12 billion for illegal migrant trafficking and del rio sector there and 4,000 people cross and the cartels tell them and overwhelms border patrol and last two weeks every single border patrol agent was processing illegals and none on the line. none. hundreds of miles. liz left it open.

>> easier to smuggle drug when is it's left open. liz: i have your home state of texas and it's fighting to deport the -- enforce the state law and fight texas. >> yes, it's the worst it's ever been and alejandro and mayorkas are lying to the american people saying we've always had an illegal immigration problem and 1.6 million under president trump and 8.5 million now and five times worse and it's not just like it always and was worse than it's always been. liz: approaching the state of washington. house judiciary held a hearing yesterday on illegal border crossings and what those cost taxpayers and listen to democrat jerry nadler and hear nancy

pelosi's line here too. on illegal immigrants. watch this. >> we need illegal immigrations in the country. forget the fact our vegetables would rot in the ground if not being picked by many immigrants, many illegal immigrants. >> we have a shortage of workers in the co-un-triple-demic and you see 9/11 florida some of the farmers and growers saying why are you shipping these immigrants up north. we need them to pick the crops down here. liz: really? this is insulting for hispanics and angry about what's going on at the boarder and talking 130 terrorists on the watch list caught crossing at all ports of

entry and 40,000 and 50,000 convicted criminal felons coming into the u.s. and sorry, you can't say that's racist when innocent americans are in harm's way. >> what i heard on television was word some it and makes no sybbes. vomit and there's illegal migrants and american citizens that work and folk withs green cards that work and like i tell you, there were 323 nationals that having in years was months and we're in the middle o f a war. liz: congressman pat fallon, great to see you in studios. this story, hunter biden is throwing in the towel and no longer subpoenas for thee and not for me. now he says yes for congressional subpoenas to subpoena him for the impeachment

inquiry and francey hakes and house judiciary launching a brand new corruption probe into special prosecutor nathan wade and fulton county da fanny willis gave a big lucrative high paying job to the trump 2020 case and allegations and financially benefiting from all this. both coming up on "the evening edit". progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil:

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liz: joining us now is deputy former assistant deputy john yoo. welcome back. john, there's a lot of 180s. a lot of like, you know, this way, that way on hunter biden. he's finally agreeing and caving that he's going to sit for a deposition on house impeachment inquiry into president biden if he yets a "proper subpoena" after crashing on contempt of congress hearing saying i'm not going to do that.

what's going on here? >> i like the legal technical word you used, he caved, he folded as if he was playing and he was playing a high stakes poker game with the house. the bigger picture here is hunter biden is finally realized that he has to play by and live under the same rules that apply to you, apply to me, apply to all americans. congress issues a subpoena to you, legitimate subpoena to investigate and conduct oversight and you have to appear and don't get to d dictate to congress and what questions you feel like answering or appearing or not and what lights should be on in the hearing room. same thing with the appearance yesterday in los angeles -- sorry. liz: no, finish your thought. >> same thing with his appearance in la yesterday and let's pled not guilty to nine tax evasion charges with potential 17 years of going to jail. he tried to again, get some kind of sweet heart deal with a

special council in wilmington, delaware and that all blew up and he's being treated like a regular person like you or me or any american and anybody that doesn't pay taxes for four of five years and yous 1.5 million and it's not like we're reporting 10 million in income and you might have to do jail time too but not getting a simple slap on the wrist from the government and hunter biden shouldn't either. liz: john, what's going on behind all this too is the thing is if hunter and joe biden had nothing to hide, why is hunter biden refusing to angcongress' questions about how the biden family made 24 million from china, russia, re-mania, kazakhstan, doesn't congress have an oversight duty to know what -- about how lawmakers are cashing in on gop president biden's job? don't they have a duty to find out about that? >> that's exactly right, liz. hunter's defense this is an

illegitimate investigation and he admitted today was wrong. as you say, liz, congress has a right to make sure that the justice department and our intelligence agencies are doing their job right. and also they have a right to reveal any kind of corruption or influence peddling by people high up in the government like the president's son. and if that influence peddling is coming from abroad, make it is even more important. liz: democrats too, john, including the white house have attacked house republicans over subpoenaing hunter biden is a different tune on subpoenas not too long ago. watch this. >> lesson is includes your children out in america and get a subpoena to go before congress or get a subpoena to go. you have a legal responsibility to go. >> are you listening to people that defy congressional subpoenas on the january 6 committee? >> i hope the committee goes after them and holds them accountable. should they be prosecuted? >> i do, yes.

liz: so before that, then candidate biden said they should agree with the subpoena. john, there's news coming in and what's in your estimation, what's the fallout of this. jim jordan is getting serious about drafting articles of impeachment against the president and jim jordan sent fbi director christopher wray a letter requesting the fbi director release the fbi document from march 2017 and that document, john, detailed a veteran fbi informant alleging president biden is hunter biden each took $5 million in bribes from the cofounder of burisma. they hired hunter biden is that's $10 million in alleged bribes and no evidence for that that the bribery and sounds like jordan wants paperwork to start maybe drafting articles of impeachment and what do you think? >> certainly justifies the vote the house had to formally launch

the imimpeachment investigation and democrats and biden defenders are all saying the whole impeachment investigation is all legit mas and a stunt ane fb and i recollects president and his son and family received $10 million from foreign countries that are rivals and competitors of ours. what else would you hold the investigation over that and it certainly seems like just as much but if not much more than the grounds that were given to launch the first trump impeachment investigation back in 2020. liz. john yoo, thank you so much. we appreciate you. welcome doj official francey hakes. get your reaction to house judiciary and show the banner. house judiciary is demanding the fbi chair jordan demanding the fbi release the veteran informant, fbi informant

document detailing alleged bribes that the president took, 5 million for the president and five million for hunter biden is the cofounder of burisma in ukraine and sounded like a pay to play thing happening and no evidence for that, francey. this is a bomb shell and chair jordan sounds like he's drafting articles of impeachment hawaii do you say? >> well, does sound like that, liz. there's evidence and that confidential human source the fbi has at least two reports on is evidence. it may not be beyond a reasonable doubt yet but it is certainly evidence that suggests it there might be some kind of bribery going on from a foreign government to biden whether that was when he was vice president or when he was about to take office as president. we don't know. we obviously don't know nearly enough about it, but it's certainly grounds for an impeachment inquiry and everyone know nows bribery is listed in

the institution of one impeachment offenses. she gave him a lucrative high paying job to work on georgia's 2020 case against trump. what's the fallout of this and looking at judiciary looking at alleged misuse of federal taxpayer dollars here. what do you think? >> well, there's a statute called honest services fraud, liz. that's called kick backs and a government employee and in charge of awarding government contracts, which this deal for nathan wade is a government contract to prosecute in the rico trial and if the motion in court alleges, if fanny willis benefited from the money, it

could be considered honest services fraud which is kin to a kickback. here it's vacations to the caribbean and west coast versus actual cash, but it doesn't matter what that kickback is if there's a kick back, it could be illegal. liz: luxury vacations on royal cruise lines as well and norwegian cruise lines to napa and florida. so this is an ongoing story. you know, this other story too, what's the fallout of this and nathan wade is the boyfriend and reportedly met twice at biden white house and trump indictment in georgia and free cases and there's concerns and former president trump said new york ag letitia james met with the biden white house before her civil fraud case against him and possible connections between

manhattan da alvin bragg and biden white house as well. talk about this. there's a little time left here. >> well, liz, remember the word collusion that the democrats like to use with president trump and russia that was all bogus. here it is starting to look like clear collusion between the political white house and democratic party. fanny willis pledged to do her job without fear or favor, and that means no politics and it looks like politics is play ago part. liz: got it, francey hakes, thank you for joining us tonight. appreciate you. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. liz: this story, more polls, more and more of them revealing president biden does not have a lock on key democrat voting blocks. now they're talking about america's top minority groups and they'll wreak it down coming up and female athletes protest

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liz: okay, women athletes protested at ncaa annual convention in phoenix. their families, coaches, they're all outraged over biological

males competing and harming women athletes in sports. fox news william la jeunesse in los angeles with more. reporter: liz, ncaa accepted 70,000 signatures on a petition demanding single sex competition. no guys in girl's sports and no men on women's teams. but the organization did not change its policy allowing each sport to set test toosh roan levels for -- testosterone levels for transgender athletes. it gives them a spot on the team and a chaps to win and humiliating experience for women sharing a locker room with athletes like will thomas who sam as a man before transitioning to lea tropical storms. >> we were forced to undress in the presence of lea, a 6'4 tall

biological male fully in tact with male genitalia. this did not happen once or twice but 18 times every week. >> i had to change into a skin tight racing swim suit in front of a man. as a swimmer, our racing suits take up to 30 minutes to get on. i covered myself with a towel and parka while changing in the hocker room several times a day. >> the ncaa currently allows transgender women to compete if they suppress test testosterone levels for one year. >> we're here to sent a let tore president of ncaa charlie baker and that message is we as women will not sit back and idly by and smile as we're discriminated against on the basis of our sex. reporter: at least 34 transgender women compete in college sports and the protests are about changing public opinion and pressuring the ncaa. liz. liz: always great reporting from

william la jeunesse. thank you, william. joe concha joining us now. joe, good to see you, my friend. that reaction to this report. that feels like a new burgeoning civil rights movement and undoing the advances women made in sports for the last 50 years. why don't transgender athletes have their own competition. joe, we see that push across social media and transgender athletes and just should have their own competition against each other. >> oh, liz, you're making way too much sense on a friday night right now. of course that's how it should be. look, my wife was a division i athlete. georgetown track and runs like a gisele and coming and she knows how hard it is to become a

division i or professional athlete and sacrifices that need to be made and make as very simple argument. if steroids or human growth hormones, hgh, give athlete as chemical and biological advantage, same for people born as males and competing against people born as females and therefore it should not allowed. this is especially true for example in sports like hockey or boxing where you can get really injured or even killed in the case of boxing. when you're competing but riley gains who you just played there, she said this two weeks ago, mark my words, it'll take a woman getting killed before the misogynies ick fools wake up. great to see push back because a lot of women would be afraid to be labeled as trans-phobic if they spoke up about this. it's only common sense. males against males and females against females and no one gets hurt. liz: the bullying going on. it's moral vanity. you know, joe, we don't want people to get killed. we have more and more reports of women athletes getting injured

and we had a female high school field hockey player in massachusetts on a coed team seriously injured, struck in the face by a ball. another high school north carolina volleyball player, payton mcnab suffered serious head injuries and a concussion when spiked in the face in a volleyball game by a biological male. again and again, severe injuries that are being experienced and seeing it anecdotally and these reports that female athletes physically harmed on the playing field by buy long cal males. when do they -- biological males. when did they get the wakeup call saying what we're doing is wrong? >> they should be answering that phone of the wakeup call at this point. again, it'll take somebody getting killed, i guess, a biological male in a sport where obviously when you have such a physical advantage you could harm and even death on somebody that's the only thing it's going to take. so in the end, there's the good news. i'll leave it here.

large majority of americans right now, 69% gallop say transgender athletes not allowed to compete against those who are not of their birth gender and many americans on board and only going to give it more momentum and push back. liz: joe concha, thank you so much. good to have you on the show. coming up, we're excited to have back on the show former chief speech writer for george w. bush and columnist bill mcgurn and an author and we've got that breaking story. minority voters are swinging toward former president trump and this is royaling biden's 2024 campaign. we take it on next. i got into debt in college

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that's more than doubling what tram is getting in 2020. i know we're way out from the 2024 election hawaii do you make of this? >> well, it should be concerning for joe biden. that's why we've seen ella collideburg on television and people know their own interest and know the african american community was doing well economically under donald trump and they're not doing so well under joe biden. and it doesn't help that its message has been to people and sort of your people and still has overwhelming support, i think at 70%. the democrats are vulnerable when these people don't show up. and a drop from like 75% can be

really significant during the election. liz: you're talking turnout and that's the base that turns out. you make an important point and let's listen to black voters and also democrat elected officials. we're going to hear what they're upset about. watch this. >> when trump was in the white house, we had the boarders more secure and biden let the border get out of hand and now it's a mess. they're just kind of like biden don't really care about the american people. he says he does and pretend like he does but he really don't. >> our borders are a mess. you know, to say that it's not and for any democrat or anybody to say it's not in jeopardy right now, we have to close our boarders down. >> this story what you said

before, we have democrat representative james clymer on the lighting campaign says i'm very concerned. he talked about this problem with president biden. former president obama is urging biden about bolstering his campaign that he may lose to trauma. this is a serious issue, it is registry. >> elizabeth, have you seen one democratic senior official who says he is not concerned, the only people that don't seem concerned at the white house. , barack obama, david axelrod, now james clyburn, they are also a new have to get your act together and you can't sit back, you really have to go out and campaign for these votes. elizabeth: biden in the past did great, we know were way ahead of the 2024 election. biden is thrown in city and

urban areas, black voters in chicago, l.a., new york, they are upset about what's going on in their cities, trump is strong in suburbs and rural areas. this is would be really interesting. final word? >> i think it is a problem for joe biden even assuming african-americans disenchanted with him don't move over to trump if they don't just turn out for him, that's really a problem, it would be icing on the cake for the republicans if they voted for trump in the election. but i think to her biden and have him lose several states, they just have to not turn out. dagen: bill mcgurn, you are terrific, have a good weekend. >> thank you so much for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good weekend. now it is time for my buddies at "the bottom line" dagen and sean, they have a hot show, good to see you guy