l. >> jaysjason chaffetz. john so join us tomorrow night. good night from sussex. elizabeth: getting america open. even "newsweek" saying democrats from state governors, california to new york you cannot use the covid scapegoat that was covid-19. you have to stop the state bottlenecks on covid-19 vaccines. it i on you biden administration to give a clear picture on supplies. how you will get america vaccinated. blaming trump weeks in just doesn't cut it anymore. with us tonight, deneen borelli, christopher bedford, jim trusty,

along with ric grenell, kristin tate, mark morgan on the developing headlines today. the reality check. it is time to get real. states have only given out half the nearly 38 million covid shots they got from the federal government. the bottleneckses need to stop. america says, do this one thing now, get us vaccinated. stop with all the other distracting fights and weakening border security or green new deal and progressive wish-list. don't do that now. do covid vaccinations. this debate. president biden signing executive orders about buying things like made in america goods, getting the government to do that, in order to create more jobs but the oil workers and the oil patch are now hollering. why are you killing jobs in america's oil boom in the middle of a pandemic? plus the biden administration orders a review of domestic terrorism asking the dni, homeland security to look into that but will it look into far

left rioting too? as now rioters saying we're not going to stop. we're going to keep going. they're planning to switch to rioting over immigration, away from defunding the police. riots broke out again this weekend. we break down that story. also the debate, where are the results from the durham criminal probe of the abuses in the trump-russia probe under the obama administration? reports coming in. u.s. attorney john durham looks like he might be narrowing his investigation on coterie of individual members of james comey "crossfire hurricane" team. we'll talk to you about that tonight. a top republican senator demanding the justice department release records and documents about that massive leaking under the obama administration that distort what was going on and distorted what was going on with the case with general michael flynn. that probe was dropped. he is senator chuck grassley is on that. ric grenell will talk to us about it. more on california governor gavin newsom. he is doing a 180.

he, he is lifting his suffocating stay at home orders that have demolished small businesses and slammed churches. he now face as major recall effort. he faces, he has had six recall efforts in just the last few years. also look at this, we reported to you first how the momentum is now growing against shutdowns. look at this. a dozen states are seeing businesses and people suing their own elected officials for botching it. and we'll take you to the border, more outrage over the biden administration ordering i.c.e. to set free all detainees in their custody. that is memo. that is an email going out. including violent offenders like ms-13 gang members? are they going to release them too? this is the debate. this is about putting americans at risk. thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business

network. let's get right to fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram in washington for the latest on the article of impeachment that could be delivered to the senate this hour? chad, what's going on? reporter: that's right, liz. good evening. in about an your's time with h we'll have the house impeachment managers, nine of them, walk a single article much impeachment to the united states senate, the article of impeachment, the charge is incitement of insurrection. there were two articles of impeachment last year. so what you will see are these nine house managers, the prosecutors, they will walk the articles of impeachment over to the senate. that is where the trial will formally begin. it will look a little bit different from what we saw a year ago. jamie raskin, democratic congressman from maryland, he is the lead impeachment manager. he will be escorted by cheryl johnson the clerk of the house and also timothy blodget. he is the acting house sergeant-at-arms. he succeed paul erving who

escorted managers. he was relieved of his duties after the melee that happened at capitol. julie adams will receive the articles. we have acting sergeant-at-arms, jennifer hemingway. she succeeded michael stinger who was fired after of the capitol riot. once they get inside the chamber, jennifer hemingway tell everybody they have to quiet on quote, pain of imprisonment. they recognize the house managers and present the article of impeachment to the united states senate. it will look different this time. you will not have the chief justice of the united states john roberts presiding. this time patrick leahy, democrat of vermont. he is the president pro tem. he will preside over this aisle. he is the most senior member of the majority party. leahy came to the senate in 1975. then tomorrow the senators will be sworn in as jurors. then nothing happens with this impeachment trial until the week of february 9th. that is where both sides have

time to prepare their briefs. also tonight as we speak, the senate right now is voting to confirm janet yellen as the next treasury secretary. they have the votes to confirm her. the vote is still open though. they should wrap that up momentarily. liz? >> chad, thank you so much. thanks for the report. we'll get you updated what happened this weekend. violent far left rioting going on in washington state and oregon. let's bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli on this one. the president has ordered a reyou have of domestic extreme i am from the dni, homeland security, but deneen will he include far left rioting along with far right extremist activity? >> it doesn't look like this so far, liz. let me say i condemn all violence, especially what we saw happened in washington, d.c., liz. inexcusable and downright outrage just. but what we're seeing from democrats and from the mainstream media is selective

outrage because they continue to hype what happened in washington, d.c. at the capitol but they are ignoring portland, they're ignoring seattle which has been on fire since last summer, including this weekend. we also had tacoma get involved with riots as well. we have these dangerous, radical leftists that are wreaking havoc in these neighborhoods and they're not being held accountable for it. elizabeth: deneen, we hear what you're saying. the seattle city council is hearing from voters there, the mayor there, too. people are saying stop with the riots. it is enough already. now we're hearing that the rioters will switch away from police brutality to start rioting about the border. we do have footage what happened in tacoma with two police cars that were attacked by rioters. one of the police cars moved into a crowd, hit a number of peep. two people are injured. we want to warn the viewer this

video out on the internet is graphic. want you to warn, that video is graphic. we'll not show you what happened. deneen, still, this is going on, the voters are saying enough is enough. but now they're going to switch to go after the border and immigration. your thoughts on that? >> well it is the silly season. these people are downright dangerous. they need to be held accountable, liz. what is going on with the local post officials who are allows to be simmering as long as it has for people to be in the streets, causing damage, fires, blocking roads, breaking windows, intimidating law enforcement, intimidating reporters who are trying to report what is going on in the streets to inform the country. where are the local democrat leaders in these cities and in these states. they need to be held accountable as well. how outrageous is it, that they have allowed this to go on as long as it has.

now they're switching the goalposts trying to say it is about another issue in terms of immigration? it is outrageous and it is dangerous. elizabeth: yeah. breaking, violent rioting is not peaceful protesting which is allowed under constitution. let's go on with what is going on with the national guard. deneen, national guard, they're not full-time soldiers. they're firemen, teachers. they're cops. they run a small business so they're working. they have been pulled away to deal with what is going on in washington but now we're seeing really poor treatment. deneen, one guardsman said he was deployed to the middle east and conditions that he, they're being treated with in d.c. is really, really bad. morale is low. they have little access to food and water. little sweep. they're washing their clothes in hotel bathrooms and bathroom

sinks. buying their own food out-of-pocket. they will be there through the impeachment trial. you are your reaction to what is happening with the national guard? >> let me just say i want to thank our national guard for what they do for our country, liz. this is just downright despicable. they deserve better treatment. there was no plan in place obviously because of the images that we've seen on the news, on television. no accomodations, no, bathroom facilities. food and water, i don't even know what that situation was like. but they feel betrayed and they don't feel respected. i'm glad this is in the news as we could see first-hand how our national guard troops were treated in washington, d.c. elizabeth: now 200 of them reportedly have covid-19. your reaction to that? >> it is very unfortunate. again, it is a very serious virus that people need to take

necessary precautions. i'm sorry to hear that. i hope all of them are recovering in a speedy effort but that is a very unfortunate situation that happened with the virus and again, everyone is facing these seriousness of this virus, not only in our country but around the world, the china virus i would like to say. elizabeth: okay. so it is striking that enduring these extremely austere conditions as one guardsman put it in washington, d.c. deneen borelli, so great to have you on. we really appreciate you joining us. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up "the federalist" senior editor christopher bedford on president biden signing executive orders to get the government to buy only american-made goods to create american jobs. but oil workers are saying, wait a second, you're killing american jobs in the oil patch. not just on the keystone pipeline. it is even bigger. those guys are in a world of trouble and women who work on

the pipeline, they're angry what is happening with their jobs being killed in the middle of a severe pandemic downturn. the story next. >> right off the bat he goes and by executive order gets rid of the keystone pipeline project? he rejoins the paris climate accords. he tries to double the minimum wage. these are issues that republicans have fought for because republicans have been focused on the economy and on the first day, in the first hour of the job he does all of this without consulting with republicans, without committee hearings and he spooks the private sector at a time we're trying to get americans back to work. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance,

here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's the sleep number numbe360 smart bed.le on you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster?

yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss our weekend special. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now $1,799. plus, 0% interest for 36 months on all smart beds. ends monday. these days, it's okay to do some things halfway... but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them.

so cvs has a proprietary search tool that looks for savings. plus free delivery. get a free prescription savings review at cvs.

♪. elizabeth: joining me now is the federalist senior editor christopher bedford. chris, can you answer this question? how does the president's new made in america executive order getting the government to redirect $600 billion it spends annually to buy more u.s. made goods and services in order to create jobs, how does that square with killing the thousands of american jobs in the oil patch including on the keystone pipeline? >> it really doesn't square with that. this promise by president biden, this executive order to try to buy in america is a good thing. but a lot of it is trying to catch up with what representative donald trump did and republicans have been doing over the last four years to take back the union job man tell for the democratic party after they owned it for so long.

this is not going very well. the honeymoon seems to be over. the unions that endorsed joe biden the national unions talked to the members gotten a different idea who pushed for joe biden to be president because he was promising good union jobs was pulling one over on their members. the laborers international union for example, pushed hard for joe biden to win on national member. now they're losing, 1000 members lost a job already, 9,000 more who were supposed to be employed won't get a job. this doesn't square at all with a agenda to bring back jobs to american citizens. elizabeth: house republicans want 28 of 29 competitive seats in the election. why? because they focused on the job killing agenda, period. that is end of story. listen to this oil patchworker. he works on the keystone pipeline. we don't have the sot. we're hearing guys and women who work in the oil patch, you're threatening two billion dollars in wages in the heartland,

montana, south dakota, nebraska, oklahoma, texas. you know texas will not have any of this. they will sue and push back on this. your thought? >> they're going after texas. they're going avenue mexico. economies hit hard right now especially with the covid-19 restrictions of governor who really rely on this for tens of mosts, hundred millions of dollars to the state. when pete buttigieg, the department of transportation oversees pipeline building. when pete buttigieg was grilled a little bit by senator cruz on this he said the most important aspect for him was the climate change agenda of the biden administration. that shows that despite trying to -- elizabeth: we got bernie sanders. >> despite -- elizabeth: go ahead. >> just so despite trying to get the job agenda back from the gop and donald trump, the climate change agenda will take precedence, every time the greenies will beat out the labor jobs over and over again.

elizabeth: all right. focus on covid, 200 million doses from pfizer and moderna by the end of march. that means 100 million will be vaccinated. we need multiples of that in order to get you know, herd immunity. so hopefully 100 million by the end of march. there is no telling because there is bottlenecks, chris. we're seeing severe bottlenecks at the state level. we've got states like at bam, georgia, nevada, wisconsin, not getting supplies or there is rigid eligible guidelines in states like new york. you can't covid scapegoat trump anymore. it is on these guys, right? this is what is going to make-or-break political careers. it is jobs and it is covid-19, your word, what do you think, chris? >> the democratic governors are really trying to pull back everything they put us through for the last year under president trump when they were able to scapegoat him. whether it was gavin newsom or the mayor of d.c. just now or the mayor of chicago saying we'll let people back out.

meanwhile numbers, by the way are spiked way higher than they were when we did this second round of lockdowns. so it is all politics. the political ability to blame donald trump is over. the two weeks to slow the curve is now herd immunity, is months away, now bottlenecks, two years destroying the u.s. economy is not plausible. it has got to end. even though being exposed as viciously political ploy for a lot of this, i'm still happy there is hopefully light at the end of this tunnel so we can get back to work. elizabeth: yeah. we hear you. now the u.s. sits behind the u.a.e., uk, israel, in terms of per capita vaccinations. we understand this is his to be rick vaccination effort the biggest in u.s. history when you compare prior viruses what this country has gone through. we understand how difficult this is, but the fingerpointing, distracting, fighting, blame shifting has got to stop. it is time to get america vaccinated. chris bedford, thanks so much

for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. elizabeth: just ahead former federal prosecutor jim trusty about the debates where are the results of the criminal probe in the abuses of the trump-russia probe under the obama administration. we've been detailing, working on this story joins january 2017 if not before. we've been saying on it. we have reports from the criminal probe. could we be focusing on individual members of james comey's tight cotterry, that fbi that ran the "crossfire hurricane" investigation. the story next. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. get gym results at home. no expensive machines, no expensive memberships.

go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance.

so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. (woman) why can't i lose weight? (man) what is happening to my body? (woman) i don't want to look like this anymore. (announcer) you may be suffering from insulin resistance. measure your waist. females measuring more than 35 inches and men measuring more than 40 inches

may have insulin resistance. release effectively combats insulin resistance and will help you lose weight safely and effectively. release: available only at golo.com. elizabeth: with me now former federal prosecutor jim trusty. great to have you on. we talked to former fbi officials, former justice department officials. a number of critics who say they are frustrated they have yet to hear from u.s. attorney john durham and his criminal probe of the abuses of the trump-russia probe under the obama administration. jim, now we're hearing he has narrowed reportedly his investigation to focus on individual members of jim comey, james comey "crossfire hurricane" team. what are your thoughts on that? >> well a couple of things. first the frustration part is in a lot of ways john durham is a

professional prosecutor. he is not operating on a political timeline. so particularly during president trump's kind of waning months of the campaign he was frustrated none of this broke out publicly, and it still hasn't because i think durham is real prosecutor. the other thing he lost many months of grand jury usage to covid. in other words, grand juries were not convening. the delay does not bother me that much. he is a very methodical smart guy in terms of the evidence. he ask interesting in terms of the jim comey crew what he did. the inspector general's report was damning of the fbi leadership but it is not complete. it administrative type document. they don't have things like john durham does using a grand jury for witnesses. getting things like personal cell phone text messages between lisa page and peter strzok which have not seen daylight. there is lot he can do to dig into this. there is lot of comey and

mccabe, peter strzok and some folks involved in operation hurricane. elizabeth: the fisa court is a secret court meant to handle, terrorism cases. the fbi also used it to investigate the trump, the trump campaign for russia alleged, alleged russia collusion. the doj-ig found that the fisa court, the fbi officials misled the fisa court. fbi officials who work closely with fbi, former fbi official kevin clinesmith. he doctored an email to say carter page was not a source for the u.s. government, when carter page said i sent a letter, i sent a letter to fbi's james comey saying i am a source and that was set aside. so it's perjury. could it be perjury, fbi officials perjuring themselves

before the fisa court? could it be as simple as that? >> it could be. you could look at a couple different possible statutes here. the perjury statute is in play for intentional falsehoods under oath. false statements the coin of the realm for jim comey investigating trump. that is a charge that might be in play. obstruction of justice might be in play for manipulation of information. clinesmith is not the central figure in this story. it is compelling story that a general counsel for the fbi would flip meaning of an email to get something by the fisa court. the general counsel are there to stop the agency from messing up. he contributed to it. elizabeth: kevin clinesmith pleaded guilty to a single felony count of, making false statement, about when he doctored that email. he is in a plea agreement reportedly with the u.s. prosecutors. could kevin clinesmith be

telling these prosecutors what really went on and they're using that information to go after james comey's circle? what do you say? >> well he could be in part. he will not be able to, i don't think he will be able to tell the whole story. he also pleaded guilty, pending sentencing. pub rickly it doesn't look like a cooperator plea agreement. it could be. he could come in and proffering, to limit their own damage. unknown, i'm sure not sure he will be that central. he was carved out early as a public exercise of the durham probe. he is not a central figure. he is not the lead part of it. he can contribute but will not be the weight of the evidence. elizabeth: all right. let's listen to what carter page told us about how frustrated he was being a target of james comey and his team when he told them, what are you doing? i've been working with you guys in the cia as a source. let's listen to carter page. >> my letter that you mentioned to mr. comey was sent on sunday

night, september 25th, 2016, and i laid it all out. i explained all of the lies that were being pushed by the democrats. and also explained that i was, that i had worked or alluded to the fact that i had worked for both the cia and the fbi in the past. so which was another topic of conversation at senate judiciary last week. elizabeth: so misleading the fisa court about carter page. misleading the fisa court about the anti-trump steele dossier and the problems with that your final word? >> i think there is a lot to look at. the inspector general didn't draw the ultimate conclusions that durham good. they said there is no evidence of acting on bias. they would literally need a confession to conclude there was. durham doesn't need a confession. he needs to drill down, find out inferences he can logically draw, like jim comey new better

as a former doj official and director of the fbi. elizabeth: jim trusty, thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. >> sure, see ya. elizabeth: we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. next up this story, top republican senator chuck grassley he is demanding answers. he wants records and documents he is asking for that by february 5th in the justice department about the massive leaking under the obama administration in the case of general michael flynn. that story next. >> here is how it happened. let's say you're in the intelligence community. you want to investigate somebody. say you want to investigate donald trump. well you leak the, it is illegal to do it. what you do you leak stories in the press. then you can point, you the intelligence official, you can point to the story in the press, see, i think that is just cause. we have to go investigate this. so there were reporting, they're leaking, then turning to the story they leaked in the first place to do stuff they're

probably not supposed to do hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

elizabeth: we have former congressional investigator sam dewey. always great to have you on. the justice department recently closed the investigation into massive leaking by the obama administration in the case of general michael flynn without any evidence of wrongdoing when declassified documents show a lot of wrongdoing. how did they close that out without any evidence of wrongdoing? >> it is confusing but the classified documents prevent ad compelling a -- presented a compelling story there was wrongdoing in terms of what was actually done but in terms of manipulating the safeguards in place to prevent wrongdoing and to avoid them. i think that senator grassley is absolutely correct to ask for answers on this point because there is a lack of congruence between what we've seen under

classified materials and the justice department probe. elizabeth: republican senator chuck grassley sent a letter to acting attorney general, release the departments on this, by february 5th. senator grassley is really angry over government leaks at the fbi and justice department he said poisoned and manipulated and distorted the national conversation on both general flynn and trump-russia probe right from the get-go. what do you say? >> i mean i think that is a very serious concern and i think that senator grassley has been right to pay attention to that throughout the past several congresses. i think you know, he worked closely with senator johnson as well and they have done a lot of work but we need to see the documents. we do need to have understanding of what is going on because this area is so damaging. it is damaging to release sensitive material. it is also damaging you're playing by the rules, you're

target after leak, you can't respond because the information is sensitive. so it is a very unfair situation and something that needs to be looked into. elizabeth: if we didn't see, if we didn't see the declassified documents you would not have heard about the fbi setting up that perjury trap to corner michael flynn. you know, basically without a miranda warning, without a lawyer present, using a routine briefing, turning that into a criminal interview of michael flynn. so senator grassley, sam, and others repeatedly said to us if it could happen to michael flynn it could happen to any of us. your thought about that? >> that is absolutely right. you have the manipulation of the system that the safeguards don't involve incoming president's foremost advisor that can happen to everybody.

lower level government official, or be it a private official working in business or even operating a small business that runs afoul of some regulatory mandate. elizabeth: okay. sam dewey, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. good to see you. >> thank you very much. elizabeth: next on "the evening edit" young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate on california governor gavin newsom lifting stay at home orders, that a lot of people there are ely mad about that he really botched it. he face as major recall effort. this is the sixth time in two years governor gavin newsom has faced a recall push. this story next. >> in san diego now there is a move, the supervisors have voted to require the science to show that outdoor dining causes problems or any other activity. so that movement is happening here in california and gavin newsom's days are numbered.

t. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. everyone remembers the moment they heard... "you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda—a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment, if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have new or worse cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, diarrhea, severe stomach pain or tenderness, nausea or vomiting, rapid heartbeat, increased hunger or thirst, constipation, dizziness or fainting,

changes in urine or eyesight, muscle pain or weakness, joint pain, confusion or memory problems, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. these are not all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems or if you've had an organ transplant, had or plan to have a stem cell transplant or have lung, breathing, or liver problems. today keytruda is fda-approved to treat 16 types of advanced cancer. and is being studied in hundreds of clinical trials exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers if keytruda can be part with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55.

elizabeth: okay. let's welcome back to the show young americans for liberty analyst, kristin tate. hey, kristin, what was your reaction when you heard california governor gavin newsom is lifting his state's covid-19 stay at home orders? >> well, first of all, i think this is way too late. this should have been done months ago because these orders have not been particularly effective in curbing covid but i think what is happening, liz, is gavin newsom is feeling pressure as this recall effort to remove him from office is really gaining a lot of traction. it started off as kind of the farfetched idea, but now has a real shot at happening because people are getting fed up. they're fed up lost for months on end. basically being told to wait for government checks while businesses and jobs have been destroyed by these draconian lockdown efforts that really haven't done much to stop the spread of covid?

elizabeth: yeah, they're nearing 1.5 million signatures needed by march 17th. they're at 1.2 million right now to get the recall effort on the ballot in california. people in california are really fed up as you pointed out. they're also angry, they keep moving the goalposts for reopening and they're not disclosing key data for standards they're using to reopen, right? so they have been kept in the dark about that, kristin? >> that is exactly right. the basically the state imposed extreme economic pain for virtually no discernible public health gain. over the last year, liz, business owners suffered gavin newsom and the entire bureaucratic class in california has been completely out of touch because these orders have impacted them financial at all. i believe newsom and his whole staff enjoyed full, guaranteed taxpayer salaries all year. meanwhile gavin newsom had people locked in their homes. police were sent out to arrest

small business owners while the left-wing rioters were allowed to be out in the streets terrorizing cities and towns with near impunity for almost the whole year. so people are getting fed up. i would add it is not just the governor's handling of covid that has led to this recall effort. newsom big government policies have led to failing public school systems, exorbitant costs of living and housing costs, a spike in violent crime and that is why even though california has some of the most natural beauty in the country people are fleeing that state in record numbers. elizabeth: yeah. you know, nationwide we've got something like stats, 30% of small businesses have been destroyed because of the covid shutdowns. everybody understands covid is lethal, do everything you can to protect itself to stop it. we had two natural disasters happening at the same time. let me put it the other way, natural disaster if you could say it that way of covid-19 because you don't really know the origin of it and man-made

disaster of the botched should downs. we have now, kristin in a dozen states, now it is growing, people suing in over a dozen states nationwide, pushing back against the state elected officials and state health officials saying you know what? you don't know what you're doing. you're ruining it for everybody. you're completely botching this and you're incompetent, we'll see you to stop it. defacto basically not operating at the will of the voter but, out of their own volition making these rules ad hoc and on the fly. what do you say, kristin? >> that is exactly right. people are fed up not just because of the poor policy, liz but also the flagrant hypocrisy. i mean as gavin newsom's orders were causing people to lose their jobs, their businesses, their life savings, their dreams, he goes out to a fancy restaurant with a big group of his friends, doesn't socially distant, doesn't wear masks, flagrantly defied his own orders. we've seen other democrats

across the country also violating their own covid orders. the hypocrisy is so insulting but it will get a lot harder for democrats now that trump is gone, because for the last four years these democrats have easiest applause line ever, which is some version of trump is bad. now that trump is no longer president these democrats are going to be held accountable increasingly for their own actions and given what is going on in california with the botched rollout of the vaccine, the spike in covid cases and these failed lockdown orders, for gavin newsom, that's a bad, that is bad news for him. he really could get throne out of office for this. elizabeth: it is also about common sense. why did california shut down, why did california shut down outdoor dining when their winter months are not as severe as the rest of the country? you had a l.a. count official voting to ban outdoor dining and then she went, ate outdoors at a

restaurant within hours of voting? then you have big box stores are allowed to stay open. we're talking target, costco, home depot and walmart, then the little guys have to shut down. the mayor of chicago saying that the restaurants, you got to reopen them. they are going above and beyond what they are being asked to do. the little guy fighting for their lives. of course they will try to do the right thing. your final word, kristin? >> all about virtue signaling for these democrats. mind you, these are the same people who have been shrieking about science and data for the last year. their draconian lockdowns are not often based in science whatsoever. they have been devastating to business owners and private sector workers in this country. people are finally getting fed up and pushing back, hopefully these democrats will be held accountable for that now. elizabeth: kristin tate, thanks for joining us. good to see you. >> thanks for having me, liz. elizabeth: coming up tough

border official mark morgan about outrage by the biden administration to order i.c.e. to freeze all deportations? could it end up all detainees in i.c.e. custody be set free? one email, memo we saw, yeah, it will lead to that. this is the debate, what happens to violent members like ms-13 illegal gang members are who have charges or charges pending what about them? the story next? >> when you say you will not enforce the law for 100 days, that is going to create those caravans, make people want to come here. it is only going to increase the amount of drug trafficking and human trafficking in the country. so i would say your root problem here is fixing the immigration problem and staying strong on border security just like president trump has done for four years. it is the only way we'll be able to combat this. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey.

kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette

>> let's welcome back to the joe former acting commissioner mark morgan . three to have you back on park . i was your reaction when you heard that the biden administration has ordered iced to basically freeze deportations. what does that mean. a.

>> president biden made our borders less secure and less safe as an danger to men and women of the cdp can also ice. within just a couple of hours of taking over as president rated that was my first thought liz. liz: mark, we've seen e-mails and memos going around saying that means release the detainees in your custody. is that what is going on as well >> liz, of course and think about it . common sense for your viewers. in the white house driven dhs police memo by an acting secretary is been there for a couple of days now. and consultation delivers us memo to license cdp. in limits like you said, deportation. and think about it, if you're limiting deportations, their also limiting them space just over 30000 on the bed space and i've also got things to comply with which is also contained in the memo. ice is going to have to release

the people that they currently have in custody there there illegally. it is outrageous. liz: mark, correct is if we are wrong. we are seeing data that there is something like more than 14200 detainees and ice facilities and more than 70 percent are criminal, illegal aliens meaning that they have been charged criminally or have charges pending against them. he is a more than 70 percent. mark: yes and those numbers are consistent with what i know negative but here's a key issue. some of that category, some of them are convicted. convicted felons and some of their are being charged. they've not been convicted . is a distinct and because the memo only goes out for those who are convicted . so you can be charged with murder, or

molestation of a child rape. in this memo said that ice cannot deport you. they can only deport those who have been convicted of aggravated a felon. every a market citizen out is in more danger because of that memo. and because of this administration that is a fact. liz: okay, tom homan, the former acting ice director. he was on with this friday. we focus news on friday. he broke the news with us about this memo. and he talked about it on air about how the biden administration is stopping the removal of criminals who are charged with hideous horrific crimes that we have ever seen. let's watch him on this predispute if this is the most damaging public safety document that i have read my 35 year career in law enforcement . this is warfare on public safety. ice can no longer do the job. they won't cripple them with money. what they've done that, the

$300 million away from them and on top of that, a three-page memo they basically said that you are no longer do your job. no longer print think of criminals in jail still be released to the streets. lofgren aggravated felon in with the conviction. you will no longer arrest anybody is been here before november of 2020 and regardless of the criminal history. liz: do you agree with tom's assessment. mark: 100 percent, tom is a patriot and he's been serving this country for any any decades. he is spot on. absolutely everything that tom said is actually accurate targeted this is arbitrary, november deadline . what about those who got away and didn't apprehend. how can we improve on long they've been in this country. because of this memo if you are a gang member, and you've been charged but not convicted, you cannot be deported. and at some point in my sublime be filled with the bed space and they will have to be released

into our country. it is ridiculous. it. liz: so it is the next step in what happens from here. we have the state of texas that is filing a lawsuit against the biden administration of this . will be able to be stopped in the courts. mark: i hope so because i believe that sing the president stop the deportation for 100 days. i believe that order is illegal on his face. it is contradictory to the immigration national station fact which by law, gives ice some of their authorities. i think it is illegal what he is asking us to do on top of dangerous. liz: so the texas is saying that it's against, and violates 500 federal law. they're saying that it violates the constitution. final work . mark: i agree with aspirated just like daca, docket was i believe illegal as well and here we go again. and right now, we talked about

this list. the caravan is coming . make no mistake, that is happening because of this presidents open porter strategy. as just getting course. liz: mark morgan, think you so much for joining us. it is good to see you. i'm elisabeth mcdonald and you been watching the evening ended and thank you for joining us. lou: good evening everybody most rhinos, person they would rather quit altogether and then actually fight for truth and justice and the american way of life. these rhinos who are playing the fight, or simply afraid to stand up against the radical dems in the left-wing in the deep state. the chamber of commerce of course and wall street and big tech. in the senator rob said that he is not going to run for reelection next year because in his words, it is gotten harder and harder to break throu