getting that benefit. that is $500 you get may have a price tag of thousands of dollars attached to it. that is the big issue. eventually someone has to pay for it. jackie: carol, we have to go. good to see you tonight. that does it f us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. >> tonight the >> tonight the border crisis is worsening and the biden administration continues to blame the previous administration forni the surge making an absurd claim that the trump team left them with no game plan. new questions swirling why did the biden camp ditch the trump plans and the deals before biden had one of his own, with estimate art thou cueto, brandon arnold and kevin byrne along with michael pillsbury, ford o'connell and mark lam on this debate in today's other top stories. including pushback against president biden's

3 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. will it lead to new tax hikes, could the impeachment crisis with governor cuomo outliving his term in crisis. china is laughing at america we are being obsessed with the woke culture whether building factories and building up their military in the quest to be the number one superpower. i am david asman and for elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. david: we begin with the arizona border town declaring a state of emergency due to migrants being let off in his hometown. hillary vaughn is live in arizona with exclusive video of the first bus of migrants arriving yesterday. >> the mayor here tells me he

has to declare a state of emergency to try to get the resources to deal with the crisis that he says president biden is creating in his community migrants are being dropped off by the busload after border patrol has held them for the maximum 72 hours there being dumped in the parking lot with nowhere to go and nothing to eat. the mayor tells me the federal government shows gila bend us town of 2000 people because they thought they had ay bus stop. >> somebody got the thought that we have a bus stop here. because that's what those migrants were initially told. but they were telling us they could buy a ticket to get on a bus, we don't have a bus we have a valley metro shuttle. >> is not just resources concern for the mayor there also worried about covid the migrants are not being tested before their being dumped here. so he did the math and figured out how much money it would cost him to test the migrants on his own dime over the year the two

busloads of immigrants are dropped here over the next year it would cost us town over $600,000, that's over a third of the towns entire budget for the year. david: unbelievable hillary vaughn down in arizona, vice president kamala harris in laughing went up border asked her why she plans to visit theot border. >> not today. [laughter] but i have before and i'm sure i will again, we were left with a challenging situation. we have to treat this issue in a way that is reflective of our values of americans and do it in a way that is fair and humane. david: joy to meet now are dull cueto national border patrol council and vice president, i know we've seen a lotnt of theme laughing comment by the vice

presidentus but there's somethig about it that gets under the skin and it must get under your skin the more than most people. you see first-hand day s after y what's going on at the border. >> i was born on the border i grew up here i worked here and i've been here my whole life and i can tell you right now nothing was inherited for this administration other than good policies. those policies were removed and that's why were we are today. that's what's upsetting, the reason we are in the position we are right now with the issues on the border is because the current administration remove policy that worked and did not replace them with anything to help out. david: we are even theen mainstream media which is openly pro-biden in leading up to the election through the inauguration and pretty much up until now even they are beginning to pushback we see people like martha on the border talking to immigrants who say we

would not have come under donald trump, we came under biden because we knew we would get let off and be welcomed with everything that they had. it's clearly now impossible to make the claim -- i'm amazed that they still do that they were left with nothing, they were left with a plan that is working and came in without any plan of their own. >> right, the reality now looking at the situation and how severe it is, more than likely the only possibly to fix the problem and start steering the ship in the right direction is going back to thetr policy that was used under the last administration and you have to take note that a lot of unaccompanied juveniles coming through their being held in overcapacity at the detention facilities and where are all the movie stars and people that were carrying and speaking out against everything.

now it shows even more so they never cared about the only thing they cared about was their hatred towards president trump. >> exactly is not tissue it's other people at the border who had enough of what's going on texas lieutenant governor dan patrick responded to kamala harris but he also talked about why the situation in their solutions to the problems are even worse than they were during obama biden. take a listen to get your response. >> she is laughing in the dhs secretary is lying and the president is lost. he is just lost on this issue and think about this when they talk about there is not a crisis. they just announce a gonna spend $86 million to put people up and hotels along the border. if you do the math based on the reports, that's 1200 people that works out to $70000 per person per six months. i guess you get free breakfast, late checkout and citizenshipitt

with that. they're laughing because are not taking it seriously. david: i cannot help but think of the national guardsmen that were ringed around the capital building and forced to sleep on floors while these immigrants are in aon tragic situation themselves no doubt but at the same time 70000 a year for hote? rooms, what do you think of that. >> added to that their pain probably close to 4000 a piece to croston to the united states. at the same time that the united states are using taxpayer money for this the criminal cartel and the drug smugglers and all the individuals that the criminal element they are making close to $4000 for each of these individuals that their allowing to cross of their territory into the united states. david: texas governor abbott says 100% i don't know if he can

be that certain but he said 100% of the people moved across the board right now are in some way being taken there by the cartel. not only does the cartel do it and make a lot of money from the human trafficking but they can also distract border officials from the drug running. so they plan all of this. have you seen the same thing down at the border. >> like i said i've been here my whole life that is exactly correct the southern border is run by the cartels they are the ones that you have to pay a tariff in the organization has to pay a tariff to come to the territory. it is a bonanza for the criminal cartel. david: i just saw i don't know if we can rerun the video because it has a familiar t-shirt that a lot of these immigrants are wearing, biden lesson, who is paying for all that stuff is out from the cartel, groups down in mexico,

international groups, do you know who is paying for not just their trip over but the paraphernalia that they're wearing. >> at this point i don't know who's paying i don't think i really care his pain it is not a one political party issue people need to be smart and use some common sense and realize regardless of what side of the isle you're at, american people are paying for that their pain a very big price in the future of our country is going to pay a bigger price of something is a done and done soon. david: it is our country that will pay the price but there's also price being paid by the kids that are being brought in. tell us about their situation. is there any sign of light at the end of the tunnel for them or will they be stuck in these camps for months? >> is heartbreaking when you see these unaccompanied juveniles are being turned over to other entities but one thing that i've been questioning for quite some time the people in the parents of these children why haven't we

heard from the parents of these children reaching out to the consulates of the country and reaching out to our country wondering where their kids are. david: my wife says the exact same thing, what is the answer to that why haven't we heard from them? >> more than likely because a lot of are already here and been here illegally for quite some time but at the end of the day if american citizen turns over the child and abandoned them toe criminal element i think the american citizen faces strict criminal consequences for that and i think we need to look intr the same thing for these individuals for releasing returning over their children to criminal element. david: i was going to use it for another segment and wonder if producers can put up the time magazine when 2018, it's a totally doctored photo which is shameful time to do that and representatives is a real thing

but there's a crying child looking up at president trump and he's looking down with a nonchalant this is welcome to america. doesn't this better be fit what's going on now with president biden in. >> no, definitely does and brings me back to my original statement a lot of these people in the soapbox screaming about the issues they really didn't care about the issues all they cared about was the hatred towards one man and it's sickening. david: particulars so many people are suffering so terribly in the suffering here in the united states is just beginning. art doug cueto thank you very i much we appreciate it. david: just had the national taxpayer union iran and arnold on why we will all get wet when biden starts soaking the rich. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable

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blake burman is at the white house, trying to add things up i don't think it always adds up. >> good evening it's still very early in the process over at the white house as they see that president biden will be briefed by his economic team at somes point this week possible options for spending proposals going forward. the white house is not expectedly to unveil any decisions that come from that discussion and they're not seeing if $3 trillion is the magic number for an infrastructure package, jobs package whether or not it'll bea combined in one and separated into different packages. the treasury secretary janet yellen acknowledged an infrastructure package would likely be paid for by the tax hikes. >> i think a package that consist of investments of people and investments in infrastructure hope to create good jobs in the american ureconomy and changes will helpo

pay for the programs. >> with the biden administration talks about changes to the tax structure they talk about raising taxes on high income earners and corporations. which would more than likely be a no go for republicans. >> you cannot just go spend money, spend money, spend money they're talking about another $3 trillion and an increase in all sorts of taxes. where does this and, do we just work for government, i'm sick and tired of the tax increases. >> democrats in washington are saying that they could go and use the route known as reconciliation to potentially getting infrastructure packageac or jobs package or a combination of the two potentially past many months down the line, that of course reconciliation the process is what democrats used to pass a $1.9 trillion american

rescue plan which did not have any support in washington from republicans. david: blake burman thank you very much. there've only been to spending program in the past hundred years the equal the size and depth of what president biden has in mind fdr news deal during the depression and lbj's great society, this was his war on poverty but there's a big difference between then andnd n. fdr was a popular president in history and lbj is one of the biggest electoral mandates in 1964 winning 4450 states. joe biden on the other hand has no such electoral mandate and many believe is way past his prime. how does he sell his plan to a razor thin majority in congress and a skeptical public. let's bring in the taxpayers union executive vice president branded arnold.

i know if they use reconciliation you may not have to worry about selling anybody buffalo democrats and they're willing to sign onto just about anything. but joe biden is not lbj, joe biden is not even in his prime. let's be honest how does he sell at some point he's got to sell another $3 trillion worth of spending. >> it's going to be a tough sell there's no question about it. the majority in the senate is the razor thin using reconciliation and he's going to have to keep this party together and get all 50 votes including moderates and joe manson and kyrsten sinema that will be tough when you're looking at the side of the national debt $28 trillion and counting to a plan that was floated and details are still scarce and they're trying to piece things together adding another trillion dollars onto that debt because is $3.7 trillion in spending paid for by $2.7 trillion in new

taxes. the math does not work it's auditing to the national debt and the tax increases are going to slow down economic growth and stunted recovery that we hope will happen sooner ratherer than later. >> i hate that phrase paid for when talking to taxes. it's not paid for comes out of the productive private sector and comes into the unproductive public sector which misuses a tremendous amount of that money maybe not 100% but sometimes it's close to that you look at what happened after the last great recession and the lot of that money went down the tubes. paid for is the wrong way to do it and also the idea that you can pay for if you want to use the expression by taxing the rich is impossible. the math does not work, there aren't enough rich people to pay for that. it's going to hit the middle class will it not? >> when you look at the corporate tax rate, big corporation in new york or california i don't have to worry

if we raise taxes on those. the truth is corporate tax increases passed on to consumers and passed down to workers, lower wages for workers and higher prices for consumers economic literature on that is very consistent in showing that passed down happening and that means people are going to have less take-home pay and that means the tax foundation they model the tax increase going the corporate rate from 21 - 28% and every single important group whether your poor, rich saw a reduction in after-tax income. just because of the corporate tax increase. that's not even counting the other host ofve increases that have been floated as part of this plan. david: we have so much history to guide us and apparently is not guiding this administration. we just had a full-screen up maybe we can put a back of lyndon johnson his great society program is meant. it's up a tick and it didn't

work on that level. look at how much money on how much legacy cost. it was not just a one-shot spending deal. he worked into the system and all of the poverty programs that became a legacy of his and it is cost $22 trillion and is likely what president biden is talking about his plan with his legacy programs that were long outlast this one spending, will cost trillions of more money and used years to come. >> if you look more recently lbj and if you look back at 2009 they push nearly a trillion dollars into the economy and yes we created jobs and we did to add a cost of $4 million per job. so i guess government works if were willing to make it that incredibly inefficient to create jobs by contrast in 2017 we sent

money back into the economy and push money back into the private sector and one of the strongest economies in recent memory. i think if we look back to recent history we don't want to look back to lbj and we can see it's completely wrong. david: before the trump tax cuts which led to a boom in prosperity we also had obama biden tax increases in 2011, 12 which took all the steam out of the recovery. we had one of the ricoh weakest recoveries and the ascensionck because when companies were getting back on their feet we taxed them more and increase their expenses just when companies are getting back after the lockdown we are going to tar them more and we will have the rug pulled out from under them. >> that is absolutely right one of the tax increases would be

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broke my colleague angelo santa barbara speak on the other side of the aisle and i think there's strong bipartisan impeachment and while the governor would like to join this on forever and some of his allies have to drag on further, i'm grateful that attorney general investigation and the fbi investigation and they did me earlier today on the committee and i provide information to support documentation to make their j jb earlier but i listen to the committee and the chairman message this could take months not weeks, that is concerning but i do feel a lot of the members on the committee are going to make sure that they hold the law firm that is helping lead the investigation and hold them accountable and make sure that we get answers.

but we cannot. david: were you surprised as i was when the poll came out saying 55% of voters think you should stay and not resign? >> one will put a whole lot of faith imposes how you asked a question and it's also a snapshot of time enough into the day for me i'm not going to be influenced by any politician when you talk about impeachment and measurement is vocal and corrupted misconduct. we think he committed impeachable offenses and i believe the answer is yes. and i know a lot of my colleagues' answer is yes. that's where we are today pushing forward impeachment. we need to make sure this man is held accountable and some of the accuser said maybe they have been to come forward and share their story because it's called a sham. i understand the hesitation, the

law firm that they hired is confident of interest in a known political ally of the governor and a lot of my colleagues that are gonna push us forward and we cannot allow to delay this further and further misuse his power. david: also you one thing, i wish you well but this man andrew cuomo is probably the best plugged into political power individual in the united states right now from the time he washe a baby he was being raised by his father mario's instructions about how to use political power and is pulling out all the plugs. there's one thing madeline kearns wrote a terrific piece is bad enough when your pig, if your bully on top of being a pig, piggish man is what she was saying that makes itn even worse

in something where you have to have some kind intervention to prevent it. and he did uses bullying nature in such a way that made his actions whether that you're talking about sexual harassment or nursing homes even worse maybe not worse than the crime itself but the ascension way to the crime. last words, go ahead. >> i'm glad you brought up with the nursing home stated. the most controversial directive that the governor issue was on march 25 it's only a couple pages now. this thursday will march thear anniversary when the issue that mandate because the death and destruction in nursing homes and also those who grow from the mandate it causes those families immense pain-and-suffering and there will be a virtuale on thursday and the viewers can be there in person, march 25 think of all the families and put them in your thoughts and prayers. david: we have some of they family that fox so we know very

well how much those people are suffering. it's a horrific anniversary march 25 is when the orders came down from the governor. thank you for being here, we appreciate it. china experts michael pillsbury on whether trump is right about china thinking the u.s. is stupid and laughing at us all the way to the bank. that is next.gh >> in the past the chinese have hidden their ambition and their swagger but now they're out in the open. basically saying that the united states is finished. ♪

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>> when china looks at woke, they see the biggest problem we >> when china looks at woken they see the biggest problem we have is dr. seuss, in the meantime there building factories and trying to kill us in so many different ways. they laugh at us. >> former president trump with the blunt assessment of how china views the united states as comments follow rocky face-to-face talks between u.s. and chinese officials in yesterday the u.s. join the european union, the uk and canada issuing sanctions on china human rights abuses between the uighurs and other ethnic minorities. many say they are without teeth. joining me now michael pillsbury hudson institute of chinese

strategy author them the hundred year marathon, a great book that describes china and all of the intricate details. his china laughing at us, you look at some of the stuff were doing with the politically correct orders of the military and i'm laughing at some of that. >> they've a long history of believing there on the right side and they will surpass us david. they're very confident of that. nothing seems to shake them, i don't know if they actually laugh at us but they lecture us that the important thing in a very tough mandarin phrases they were seen to secretary blinken that america has no right, no qualifications to criticize china and anyway especially from a position. david: hold on for a second we have the soundbite. roll tape. >> all translate. >> let me say here in front of

the chinese side the united states does not have the qualification to say it wants to speak to china from a position on strength. david: that was rough stuff, is that true? >> that is not true we saw the military balance overall in our favor and major things like nuclear aircraft carriers and b-2 bombers, they don't have any power globallyt in asia they have r been buildig rapidly and surpassing us in the view of the secretary of defense and chairman just recently. they were right to say what thet just said he can't lecture us from a position of strength. that came from tony blinken himself who said we are coming to this meeting to made position of strength. once again they are sloppy down the american side and our side had no come back after that. >> they have no come back in

regard on how to enforce what they doing, we have sanctions that are coming out now and individuals in china getting them to treat the uighurs better and keep their hands off taiwan and et cetera.uy those don't really work, you have to use the stick with these guys. >> distinctions will not work it's easy to predict that the sanctions are very weak they say the four chinese officials have been conducting the suppression in shandong cannot visit the u.s. or the european union in any asset that they have in america will be frozen. obviously chinese communist officials they don't have assets in americans freeze. these sanctions are global acts, they work against people of hidden bank accounts in europe or t the u.s. that kind of person to be knocked out of business but it doesn't work on chinese communist who don't have secret bank accounts and don't want to visit the grand canyon.

david: i'm getting the queue that we have to go but i have to ask you have to be really short are they going to make a move on taiwan during the biden of administration to the chinese communist party. >> i'm worried, it's not something we can be complacent about at all. >> interesting times, michael pillsbury, gaddafi here. republican strategist ford o'connell handed out perks for getting vaccinated. plus this debate can accompany force employees to get a shot? that is next. ♪ ! (naj) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (naj) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manager) but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? (naj) we don't have those. (money manager) so what's in it for you? (naj) our fees are structured so we do better when you do better.

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forced to get a vaccine. i will get mine myself but i don't like being forced nevertheless to find a restaurant to her being killed and i've managed to stay afloat so i h can reopen fully. if i have to tell my employees, you guys get a vaccine because i don't want to risk people being afraid of you breathing unless you sure that you have a vaccine i think i'm within my rights to force them to get a vaccine, no warrior fire. >> i am with you and i'm in the camp i don't like forcing people to do it but there's no question a lot of small business owners don't want to go to shut downha again and they have to deal with their employees. back in june i had a terrible case of covid and i was in the hospital and when the vaccine becomes eligible for me i'm going to take it but not everyone has a stance and they really should talk to the doctor and were knocking to be covid and we are only going to be to through vaccines and our

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phoenix and tucson and we have a native american reservation on the south end of our county and we boys experience immigration issues that were seen a huge surge and that's why keep challenging senators and congressmen and women to come down and see it firsthand and i'm grateful for senator cockburn from tennessee was here over the weekend and fortunately for me i don't have to listen to them, they can do their own blackouts but they can tell us shares what to do were taken down and seeing firsthand but important we can't get into the facilities but were doing what we can. david: henry cuellar who is a democrat took the photos inside the facility and show the people on top of each other and some of the kids as well packed in like sardines during the pandemic and it's not a cage per se but it looks like they were caged in with the plastic and being prevented from going elsewhere. you think of the heat that president trump took when he was

in office with kids in cages and a lot of those existed during the obama administration but now it looks even worse, is it? >> could you imagine what they would've done the president trump of they would've seen the videos they dismissed it like we were equipped to handle thisnd kind of thing. that's exactly what president trump when these other congresswomen and men were going down there and try to blast border porter patrol on dhs. will be the first to tell youot those facilities are not hotels and not built to house all these people. but their policy in their open border talk is once brought all these people here in our dealing with all the unaccompanied minors, they are going to get overwhelmed, they're not capablh of this and we can see firsthand what kind of poor situation they are in right now. david: even the mainstream media is pushing back with an abc correspondent at the border interviewing people coming up in the interviewees, the immigrants one particular guy from brazil

said i would not a come during the trump administration there was too much pushback i would've had to go back one way or the other and i probably would've had to pay for it, i'm coming because abiding in what he's doing, listen to what jen psaki the spokesperson for biden the said about this the other day. play the tape will get the sheriff'set reaction. >> we recognize this is a big problem the last of administration left us aey dismantled unworkable system and like any other problem we are going to do everything we can to solve it. david: them last administration left a lot of policies like the stay in mexico policy that actually worked and stop the flows of the caravans. what would you say to jen psaki about what she said that its trump's fault? >> has a newsflash for jen psaki they are tired of the blame game, we don't want you to blame then we want you to handle the problem. i tell you that not doing everything that they can do not

reaching out to local law enforcement as sheriff's there handcuffing border patrol nice agents so when they say that they're doing everything that they can that is a flat outut l. the fact of the mattern is that not doing anything in their continuing to lighten the situation and the lack seen it more and more which is only creating a greater problem for us. we sharon tay standing togetherh by creating organization call protect america now and you can check it out and protect america now.com and will fight against these things in the people know the truth about what's happening because the fact of the matter is it is a crisis and they failed to recognize it and they're not doing everything that they can. i tell you firsthand. david: we know ice arrestor way down even though the number of immigrants is way up that means a lot of bad dudes are getting through, very quickly is that why you're loaded for bear. >> this is a daily thing for us, we had to increase our workload by 100%, is a dangerous situation we need the american people to let the government no

it's not over. david: good to see you, stay safe. that does it for us tonight i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a great evening. ♪ larry: hello everyone welcome ' kudlow. i'm larry kudlow picked in the markets took a hit in the last hour and finished down across-the-board did not sure why and we will explore that. we have a stock market segment. it could be the fed could be pathetic at the treasury could be taxes who knows but anyway i want to begin with a couple of thoughts on this inflation scare which i don't buy. i can't lie into it and i don't believe inflation will be a gigantic problem. let me walk you through some thoughts for another commodity prices have jumped and i don't doubt they may enter the inflation picture fo