♪ ♪ ♪ thank you for watching the best our everyday follow me on twitter an instagram. elizabeth: tonight a backlash against left-wing groups they are still writing they are not stopping. we'll show you the chaos over the weekend critics are warning this is just writing for writing, and point out the falsehood of not condemning all riots and staying silent on them and picking and choosing and worst yet making excuses for riots, questions are swirling when will this stop, when will america get the law and order it deserves on the show tonight kim clay six, kim trustee along with governor jim justice of west

virginia, kristin tate and the big headlines of today. a big push back underway against new democrat action that republican critics warn will hurt national security and jobs. look at this new fears over a new directive in a recent executive order from president biden, that could potentially be let foreign adversaries like china and russia put their own technology inside american power grid and separate from that new focus on the investment fund in china that hunter biden has not sold and ownership stake in. and that is why investment energy and technology critics warn directly competes with the u.s. we have more on the embarrassing information that keeps surfacing from declassified government documents on the trump pressure probe but governor now criticized the fbi for ignoring orders to declassify all of thee trump pressure documents. and the new fights over

reopening we have a big victory for california churches, churches in california according to the supreme court cannot reopen also another california democrat violates california shut down rules and this is the battle breaking out should local governments fire teachers just as president reagan fired air traffic controllers because of cdc and dr. fauci say it's safe to reopen schools but teachers are not coming back in, they say they have to be vaccinated first. another black eye for andrew cuomo new covid nursing home death toll numbers released they are bad will this hurt the political career for governor who was immediate the talk of hollywood of a potential future president. to the media finally waking up to the biden administration growing crisis of the border today the white house, black footed on its own damaging

changes picking and choosing which criminal illegal alien to deport and which ones to catch and release back into u.s. society. thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network let's get you updated what's going on in washington from edward going to d.c. >> some republicans are saying the show continues again tomorrow, senator tim scott from south carolina adding the impeachment trial is just democrats further dividing the country because president donald trump did not incite an insurrection, not anymore the maxine waters telling supporters to get in the face of any republican in the trump administration at restaurants. >> the chances of me understanding and appreciating the severity of the situation is 100% the one person i do not

blame for the situation is president trump, i do not blame the nonviolent protesters outside i blame the individuals coming in the chamber, coming in the building. >> senator scott says congress should talk about the next covid relief package democrats working on it without republican health of the budget reconciliation process and could raise it to $15 an hour something that congressional budget office said would cost 1.4 million jobs and add to the budget deficit. all of this while some states struggle with the vaccine rollout. president joe biden a virtual visit and an arizona vaccine site, arizona, california, illinois, new york and maryland are have delivered brooking institute research found in part because different states followed strict with no flexibility that's in the hands of hospitals now much like the vaccine, much of the vaccine was in possession of the hospitals and their freezers until

governor started to slowly change the rollout of the vaccine which is happening right now. back to you. elizabeth: thank you so much, it's great to see you. with me now kim klacik former maryland gop candidate. the president of the pack called renaissance. it's always great to have you back on, these antifa rioters are not stopping, over the weekend they threatened to burn down d.c., this was during a black lives matter protest in washington they were chanting let's burn down washington, let's bring down d.c. and rioters fought with police officers. when is this going to end? >> first of all thank you so much for having me i don't know when it's going to end and i don't think our elected officials know either. we have to take a good look at this a lot of things going on right now, i don't know if everyone knows and d.c. they were closed for indoor and outdoor dining until after inauguration so a lot of restaurants just open the uc antifa going through washington,

d.c. and heckerling and even going into some of the restaurants and bothering the customers to know you have these restaurant owners who are happy to have the doors open again another scaring their customers away. but on top of that what is the demand antifa has, i don't seem to understand it i don't know if anybody else does but the capital riot we heard a lot about that from other mainstream media networks but were not hearing a lot about antifa and what they're doing i don't hear what it is that they actually want they said they don't like president trump, now they don't like president biden and it does not seemed like we will get anywhere anytime soon and if somebody tells us exactly what it is that they want and somebody figures it out and tells them we have to put law and order in place, as far as i know the national guard is in d.c. today. elizabeth: you're right restaurants are trained to reopen but they harass people restaurants. we have some of the sound of

what happened, let's take a listen let's watch what happened in d.c. over the weekend. [shouting] >> move back. >> you're going to go to jail, move back. [shouting] >> move back or you're going to jail. elizabeth: ucf, this is dangerous stuff, we've been reporting you and i talked about how 30 people were killed in the riots since last spring. so we were wondering and asking when are the american people going to see peace on our nation streets because were in the middle of a pandemic, as you pointed out people are frustrated there watching this go on outside where the lockton. >> it is dangerous and scary as we talked about before 2015 baltimore we had our riots and we still have not been varsity from 2015 and here we are in

2021. all these businesses are being hurt and you see across the country if you're a restaurant owner or employee in less you live in florida you're being hurt the most through this entire pandemic and we see a 1.9 trillion stimulus bill and it does not target small businesses or families especially restaurants. they're not even going to see the relief. we need more law and order and we need our elected officials to represent individuals that put them in office. elizabeth: kim you were out in front on this, you are in baltimore and you're right in 2014 president obama called in the national guard in baltimore after the freddie gray riot, he condemned the writers saying those who looted and started fire should be treated like terminals, thousands of troops were deployed to your city that was president obama saying stop it. what changed since then? >> i don't know, catering to those extreme leftist that want to push the black lives matter

movement and once we push the narrative that everybody and everything in america is so racist. president albina actually condemned it and the differences we had a lot more arrest happened during the 2015 riots and that's why you saw it taper off so quickly because he did say you've got to restore law and order in baltimore but importantly what we see in the professional down in d.c. injured they are not doing anything. they're allowing the criminals to run free and run their cities while regular local people patronizing the restaurants are living in fear and in danger. elizabeth: you know let me back up americans aren't for political extremism especially violent extremism is about modern nation and the consent of the governed, we've been talking about that for a long time. but here is what's not being talked about. last year we saw the largest year-over-year increase in homicide ever reported in u.s.

history the homicide rate and 34 cities was 30% higher in 2020 compared to the prior year, the new york post is going to run the story i think they just ran it, this is according to the national commission october 19 in criminal justice. it kim the victims are disproportionately african-american. at least 8600 black lives were lost the homicide in 2020. don't those lives matter? >> we asked that question all the time, here we are in 2021 in baltimore city we had 31 murders and their all-black individuals. i see billboards in baltimore right now by the fbi and the local fbi asking about the information on those that reach the capital on january 6 but there's not one billboard asking about a murder that has hurt somebody's family member in baltimore. we don't have our cases being

closed it's about a 30% rate that were closing cases and witnesses are not coming forward which is the biggest impediment in all these cases. when are we actually going to enact this black lives matter, i just don't know. >> we had you as missouri senator josh hawley's wife filing a criminal complaint against the man who organized the protest outside the home in virginia. aaron holly filed a criminal complaint, basically senator hawley and his wife and infant child inside their house and their home was vandalized. we had that happening. we also have a fight over reopening and i like your reaction to this, we had teachers unions, they are now going insane were not going to go back into schools until were vaccinated until it's safe when you have nurses, firemen, cops, grocery store workers, mailman going back on the job, we have a

teachers union saying defend the police. the teachers union of los angeles said defend the police. your thought on that. >> teachers are essential, education is essential these teachers seem to get back to work, i know many teachers that want to go back to work in the teachers unions are making their dues and getting their fees and some are still being paid and their fees come out of that. we need to understand, our children are very important and if they're the polarized future, they say they always are then why are we not making sure that they're being educated. that's what makes them successful later on we all know that it's not rocket science. but we hereby defend the police i wouldn't be surprised if the americans start saying defend the teachers union down the line. >> will have you back on to talk about it, your terrific innkeeper joining us. >> thank you for having me i appreciate it. elizabeth: come in a former white house press secretary ari fleischer on this stunning

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how's that...is that better? ♪ well we have a safety net. we'll be ok right? ♪ ♪. elizabeth: joining me elizabeth: joining me now is ari fleischer former white house press secretary for george w. bush. it is good to see you we love having you back on. very deep down into president biden's order that canceled the keystone pipeline was another order to suspend president trump's executive order to protect america's power grid. trump's order blocked foreign adversary l like china from putting their own technology and machinery in our nations bulk power system that delivers power to the entire country. what is going on here. >> i do not know, this is baffling i only wonder somebody

in the biden administration overlook this. i cannot imagine they would've done this willfully. i don't think this is a r partin issue, democrat republican matter, the benevolent side of me says they missed it, they should not do it they need to go back and restore it, russia used cyber warfare to shut down the electric grid and ukraine during their war with ukraine. we do not want to let anyr, foreigner adversary able to do anything like that in america's grid if anything needs to be self-reliant and not to be our grid. elizabeth: the bulk power system includes electric power substations, transformers, high-voltage power line, other equipment to move electric power from electric plants to consumers, the biden order says omb in the energy department you have to look at this for 90 days, wasn't the solar wind of big story that showed russia cyberr hacked the software

systems including our nuclear energy. so why weekend cybersecurity defenses. you point out ukraine, we just don't.yo get it. >> that's why i say this is baffling maybe this is something that got caught up in an over review of the executive orders of the president trump in the new administration wants to review them for a period of time and they did not realize they had this in there as part of a normal review. new administrations do reverse a lot of their previous administration's orders that's why laws are better than executive orders and whoever follows joe biden will do something similar to joe d bide. you have to do is smart, and you have to do it right and never jeopardize national security. elizabeth: hunter biden his father joe biden indicated that he is proud of his son hunter coming out with a book hunter biden still owns 10% stake in a chinese equity fund that was financed with one half billion lldollars in china and promisedo

get rid of it but he has not. let's show you what the fund. is invested into big time energy projects that compete with the u.s., this is hunter biden's bhr fund. the other thing when you lookt t what it is invested in chinese nuclear and that is a company that the d.o.j. charged with stealing nuclear technology and stealing u.s. secrets from the u.s. and the executive from that company was sanctioned ands charged. what is going what onn with the bhr the hunter owns a stake in. >> this is an ethical levelha highly worrisome and what stops people from making ethical makes judgments like this the pressure of the press. when the press #in a administration and they ask about family members and they want to know if there's any financial consideration that could put the president in anem embarrassing spot just as hunter biden did self admittedly when he was on the board of burisma and ukraine and energy company

when joe biden was in charge of fighting corruption in ukraine he later admitted it was a conflict of interest the state department and did vice president say was a conflict of interest, if the press doesn't bang on you people andnd government can sweep it under the rug so the problem here the only people raising these issues are conservative networks. the new york times, nbc, abc, cnn are giving the biden family impasse, this is not an issue th be given a pass is an issue to draw blackline. elizabeth: senate republicans including chuck grassley and ron johnson say this is a serious issue, just pick up a name and look at what happened is about putting our nations security at risk. your final work? >> don't forget hunter biden received $500,000 from the wife of the mayor of moscow. why, this is influence peddling and this is what is available to

t,families of the president and vice president if the family cannot stop it public pressureks has to hunter looks like he wants to keep making money off of these deals. elizabeth: ari fleischer gear for terrific, we really appreciate it. >> thank you, liz get to be with you. up ahead former federal prosecutor jim trusty is taking this on, more embarrassing information keep surfacing and declassified government documents on the trump ru russia probe but now governor watchdogs warning the fbi is ignoringor te order to declassify all of that so you can see what happens, that story next. ♪ what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ obsession has many names. this is ours. the new lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month

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people get killed, i don't want to see people be defamed i don't want our manner and means to be in compromised but the russia investigation deserves full transparency and if they are slow walking the relief of these documents that is a horrible sign and i looked towards director ray and distance yourself from jim comey because the combing regime undeniably did terrible things when it comes to manipulating the system by being press towns and dishonest with the fisa court. where they need to stand up att this point they were not going to have us anymore this culture is gone and i'm getting a little leery for the moment to finally happen. elizabeth: he has not done it yet, the fbi director that may not happen. does john durham the u.s. attorney of the trump russia probe does he have access to unredacted documents, can he see all of it? >> i would think so i can't tell

you from first-hand knowledge how h he's operating but i would expect that durham has access to ls athe raw materials which coud make a big difference in his investigation compared to what were seen publicly right now. elizabeth: when we talked for fbi sources, they keep saying they're worried aboutth this one thing, they're worried about a lot of things, they talk about frequently is how the fbi under the obama administration abuse the secret fisa court meant for terrorist they feared the fbi integrity and credibility has ambeen permanently damaged befoe the fisa court we know the fisa court has been doing a scrubbing of prior fbi pfizer request. when you see the fbi justify secretly spying on carter page because the w fbi believed page was going to write a book defend his innocence in the media and talk about his book in the media

when the belief in the speculation should not be enough to get a wiretap that's why fbi sources say there fbi sources are outraged and disgusted without james comey and his team behave and how they work with the fisa court. what do you say. >> they are right if you look at the behavior of the fbi politicize group of comey, mccabe, peter strzok, they did things in a field agent would've been drummed out of the bureau and a harpy for doing, they broke the rules, they manipulated the press, they manipulated the story in front of the fisa court, when you go to any court much less the fisa court and you state things as facts or beliefs in your investigation you're supposed to back that up withre evidence. by the way, if you're wrong you're supposed to go back to that court and say last application where i said this

russian dossier was something that was political in nature i understated it was much moreonon than that we know it was funded by the hillary clinton campaign. when they leave things out as they go forward for months and months that's a huge stain on the fbi and it's limited to the culture of jim comey and hism group as opposed to the rank ane file i hear from agents all the time they keep saying that because were doing the right thing and thosee people weren't what i would like to see better transparency right now under chris ray's direction to let this information come out more cleanly. elizabeth: jim trusty thank you for joining us we really appreciate it, come back soon. were coming into the bottom ofm the hour you're watching the fox business network. west virginia governorvi jim justice we will talk to jim the governor about his big victory for churches in california the supreme court says open up california and also the story another california democrat violated california shutdown roles, we've got that story and this fight breaking out we

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churches, they were shut down under covid restrictions while retailers like target, strip malls, tattoo parlors remained open.ri your reaction to this ruling? >> it's a right ruling and west virginia first of all thank you for having me but you know in west virginia we declared our churches as essential so our churches never shut down here. we had issues from time to time but we dealt with it and not big issues, from the standpoint of arbitrarily shutting down our churches, one of our most sacred freedoms and everything i think the supreme court is making absolutely right decision and along the way the people of california honestly have so much to think about there a fabulous state and beauty belong belief and everything else but they made the leadership has made some questionable moves on the chessboard along the way, i am

not bragging about west virginia from the standpoint of what we've done or i've done but the west virginia and the people west virginia have maintained their economics and done the right stuff along the way it is not rocket science but there's a lot of things going haywire in california for sure. elizabeth: when you're in a pandemic you need houses of worship and spirituality and that kind of stuff that people need when they're in a tough time and it's interesting your state you deem them of essential, you mention what's going on in m california, anothr california democrat broke the states own shutdown roles i district attorney outside of sacramento. she is next in line to be california's attorney general she hold the big wedding at her house, shege had were rules sayo gathering the homes and know

people from other households coming to your homes she said she socially distant but people were upset that she broke the rules. other california politicians have been breaking shutdown roles. what do you say to this. >> you practice what you preach really at the end of the day things come home, going back to what you just said earlier that people needed places were enter into worship. for crying out loud, our soul drives us in with all in us, our relationship was god above in every way. it is so sacred and to take that otright away and just say were t going to do that were going to do this and this and everything else and it may sound noble in some ways to keep people away from one another, it is surely not the right thing to do, i'm a real believer a christian through and through and i believe in me god above will take us through this pandemic but it has been tough and i have

to mention one other thing backa in march in west virginia the poor state the little state that did not have any way of surviving except for a day of prayer, in that day of prayer i said a day of prayer and i'm anything but reverend jim but with all that since that time forward just look at how west virginia has done they lead the nation all across the board, we started with the day of prayer and from the standpoint of the attorney general doing what they're doing, i just don't see how in the world anything can be as crazy as that and on top of all of that the governor doing all this stuff i don't get it, i don't get it because if you don't keep the people with you you will really be in real trouble and that is all there is to it.

elizabeth: you talked about churches let's talk about schools president biden promised a national strategy for the first 100 days we have not seen that yet. cdc says reopen, dr. fauci says reopen teachers will not reopen until they get vaccinated but they're saying they need more ppe chicago is working like the dickens to work with teachers to get them to reopen. do you think local governments should fire these teachers, i know there be about a with the union but just as president reagan fired the air traffic controllers back in 1981 we have grocery store workers, mailmen, firemen, policemen all on the job, nurses on the jobs but not teachers, should they be fired? >> this is not a dodge because i don't dodge questions but i remember when president reagan let the air traffic controllers go and it took real guts to do exactly that and i hope and prae

we will not get to that point time and i'm a real believer if we would've had solid leadership whether be in the chicago area or the california area or wherever it may be we would've lead people along and in west virginia we put all our teachers back to work were not in a situation where teachers are demanding more from things like crazy or the unions are going crazy we have just as much union issues as they would have in california but really and truly when it boilst down to it, think about this. we know remote learning is not working. we know the needs of our special needs kids are unbelievable and we know that kids when we do not have eyes on them bad things are happening all over the place. in west virginia we moved up the teachers and the service personnel age 50 and above and got them vaccinated and then we put everybody back in school, again i cannot believe what we

are doing acrosss the country because it is not that hard if somebody will stop and look where it's worked and copy i it. elizabeth: and talk to you, governor justice it's always great to have you on we love common sense you live and breathe common sense and people are taking notice what's happening in your state of west virginia. thank you for joining us come back soon. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: still to come young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate, another black eye for governor cuomo we have the new covid nursing home death toll, was finally released after all the fighting, all the cover-up will all this hurt the political career of the governor who has been the talkwo of hollywood as a potential future president. next.tory >> is a brazen as a politician that i haven. ever seen.

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teachers unions of our students this is the administrations that campaigned on data and science while we've knownra for months that this virtual learning has been a failure and we know in person learning does not contribute to a covid spreading between students, teachers or staff in the virtual learning has hurt minority students and he the mosted students wide in the achievement gap between rich and poor students because students who come from families with means to go to private schools or higher tutors while those without means are stuck in the failing system at home for months on end while their parents are in a horrible position where they try to holdh down a job and watch their kids at home all day. it is so unfair. >> 2 millionom single moms estimated have to stay home to take care of the kids because are not t in school. now we have the story new york state release to total of

covid-19 deaths for nursing homes after a judge ordered the cuomo administration to do that it turns out the numbers more than 13218 nursing home deaths from covid-19 after governor cuomo ordered patients back into new york nursing homes back in march of last year. your reaction to this. >> now we know cuomo was likely lying about the death toll in nursing homes from covid to protect himself from criticism but here's the silverlining, a lot of new yorkers including democrats realize that the media was baselessly accusing anyone who opposed any government lockdowns as grandma killers but in fact it was cuomo in his nursing home policy that was killing thousands of elderly people in new york cuomo is up for reelection in 2022 and this could be the end ofee his political career his arrogance over the last year has been shocking as people in his state were dying in many lost their businesses because of a lockdown

in the people of new york city saw the streets overtaken with violent riots and people have their kids yanked out of school months on end so new yorkers will go to the ballot box next year and hold them accountable for this. elizabeth: kristin tate thank you for g joining us, come back soon coming up national border patrol council vice president art del cueto is the media waking up to the biden administration growing crisis from the actions there by the administration, the white house today tries to backpedal on the severity of its changes. we will show you what's happening but you will not believe what's coming up next. the story coming up. >> american should be angry a ad outraged, what he's done is effectively in functionally dismantled the race telling ages to stand out there will be no enforcement. regardless of the felony in the event of the crime these people

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♪. elizabeth: with me now border patrol council art del cueto it's always great to have you back on, the media looks like it's waking up to the fact that the biden the administration is facing a rapidly developed crisis of the border washington post is starting to write about it more and more. new york times, abc, other networks what do you say to the story? >> the reality is if you see in the amount of people entering the country illegally and being released, we also need to wonder how many people have evaded arrest and got away. it creates a huge domino effect. you have individuals who enter that would get released because of the bedding and all that area that we cannot hold them longer but at the same time i'm hearing in one sector alone there's 29000 individuals from october to now that a have gone the way.

we don't know their intentions because their intentions to begin with was to invade any type of o arrest. elizabeth: you're talking tens of thousands of illegal border crossers. we say this as much as we can the u.s. is a humanitarian country were for legal immigration humanitarian issue d with crossing illegally it's really dangerous and we don't know who's coming in illegally the biden administration has withdrawn the u.s. with central american countries that restricted the ability of people tolu seek asylum at the southwet border now mexico will not take the individuals back in, central america is not taking individuals in and now the white house is caught flat-footed and not understanding its own directive, illegal aliens convicted of assault, dui, money laundering, drug related crime will not be deported, that is the issue happening at the border let's listen to this

exchange with the white house press secretary jen saki and >>peter doocy. >> a new reporting that i.c.e. is going to getan new guidance o no longer focus on deporting illegal immigrants rubbing convicted of dui simple assault solicitation drug based crimes on other things and i'm curious how much that is in public safety. >> first it's guidelines that would be put out by the department of c homeland securiy and i sent to them they have a confirmed secretary now but the priority for the enforcement of the immigration law will be proposing a national security threat to public safety threat and recent arrivals. nobody is saying duis are acceptable behavior and those arrested for such activity should be tried by an appropriate law enforcement. but were talking about the prioritization of who is going to be deported from the country.

elizabeth: critics are saying that is a word salad, the issue be deported. that is the bottom line, your reaction? >> he goes further than that not only are those individuals now given the opportunity not to be deported but the individuals coming in that were able to fingerprint and look up there is no way to see what crimes they committed in their own country so there has to be a better vetting system at the same time countries having these individuals need to have a responsibility for their t own citizens that is the reality of it. i understand we have to beit an example i'm not going to sit here and sound coldhearted on that. people need to start following the example and that's where the problem is. border security has nothing to do with one political party we should all be concerned about it. elizabeth: is not a republican issue or democratit issue.

it's the u.s. and mexico and central american issue. the issue is that we aream humanitarian but criminals are abusing the asylum process. can people wake up and understand what you guys at the border patrol has to contend with the nicer the budget cuts and duties beingav shifted aroud a gang and again, yanked around by a political party the democrat party that seems to not give a damn about what's going on atte the border. >> i'm glad you touch on that and you touch on budget wise there are guys out there trying to defend our nation's borders putting their lives on the line every single day and at the same time when you look at the budget itself some of the vehicles are out there transporting and i just got a report fromnf higherp saying we may have to go around any type of covid protocol to make sure our agents are well taken care of because we don't have enough vehicle to transport the amount of individuals coming across theen board.

talk about being caught flat-footed on that one. elizabeth: art del cueto thank you for your service to our country and for coming on the show. >> thank you. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth emacdonald you been watching "te evening edit", that does it for us we had a lot of breaking news. tomorrow night, have a goodro evening. evening. ♪ .jackie:-| good evening, everybody i'm jackie deangelis and this is "fox business tonight". first up senate democrats announcing they reached an agreement with attorney for roemer president donald trump on how to proceed with their second impeachment trial. mr. trump's legal team responding moments ago in a statement saying this. the process will provide us with an opportunity to explain to senators why it'sn absurd and unconstitutional to hold an impeachment trial against a private citizen. a host of republican senators have also stated the trial is