>> prince harry's grandfather calling him a man of service onr or as he arrives in the uk for the first time over a year for prince phillips funeral on saturday. meghan markle who is pregnant will remain in the u.s. on the advice of her doctor. that doesn't for us, "fox business tonight", "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: divided administration and democrats in a new crisis, the firestorm of criticismf a backlash that could cause a collapse of the two and a quarter trillion dollar infrastructure bill, even democrats are saying you're going to big and democrats also slamming the administration multiple misleading claims from misrepresenting on taxes and jobs to downplay the fact that china will profit even stretching beyond recognition, the very definition of infrastructure and today president biden not backing down, he said he will negotiate the president biden claims he's

doing reform becausee he says he is tired of ordinary people getting sweeps, critics warned the biden demonstration is about to sweep ordinary workers with brand-new taxes never seen before. keep your eyes on the road and on your wallet, with us tonight representative, john you a supreme court clerk to justice of thomas, james craig and chad wolf former dhs acting secretary. also the story tonight the biden administration caving in the far left demand, president biden ordering a new review, it's all about packing the supreme court, that could give democrats even more power when biden has rejected that idea years ago when he was senator, were watching the typing, this is happening as conservatives win major victory at the zip report. growing media and censorship of

the conservatives, we have more examples critics morning america you are being misled, wait until you see what twitter is doing to iran, israel after an attack on the nuclear facility, the debate why did israel do the attack the same day the pentagon chief is in israel. also tonight unrest in america, riding in minnesota dozens of retailers and businesses attacked, reports coming in a police officer shot and killed a black man may have mistakenly thought she was firing her taser, protesters targeting the fipersonal homes of officials across the country. america on edge over the coming george floyd verdict. house democrats defined top party leadership including nancy pelosi going to thehe borderid anyway, vice president kamala harris a-wall supposedly working on the root causes of border

crossing illegally when critics say the root cause is staring right at you, the w bidenol administration wiping out trump's policies that worked, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we begin with c.b.o. director, the longer infrastructure takes the past, the more it falls apart. now there's talk that it won't hit congress into august, they wanted memorial day and the misleading stuff that the democrats are doing with fastball by the american people, it's really bad it'sit full of slush funds and tax hikes and more. >> this is not an infrastructure bill, that is well-established and lost all meaning in this

discussion, it's a big spending bill, it's not going to create jobs, it's called american jobs, it's awkward to create jobs there will be big tech increases in claim rich corporations and the economy will grow more slowly, some companies will head overseas to better climate and what we willil end up with fewer increase in productivity and lessss in the way of growth of living. this is a big government growth bill and is not much work obligated than that. liz: the middle class and lowerl class could get sweeps because president biden mate increase the federal gas tax to go up a new mileage tax where the government taxes every mile that you drive, the talk about monetizing the power grid, are we talking about a new federal electricity bill. >> there is everything in this, you can call this a renewed deal bill a lot of clean energy and climate initiatives, you can

call and manufacturing bill because we of industrial policy and manufacturing, worker training bill a home health expansion, the social welfare bill, the issue that i really think comes to force, the administration talks other willing to negotiate with w republicans, that negotiation is which taxes are they going to pick. there is no negotiation on the spending program and that's where the real problem starts, went to spend the money you have to pay for it somehow. omliz: people are getting fed up with the administration trying to pressure the american people to believe likear federal pay childcare leave for infrastructure. the border is about infrastructure, the white house increase the homeland security spending for theec border, the fastball being with by the american people, it is coming fast and furiousfu but people he had it, let's watch new jersey governor chris christie, he said

president biden is lying. >> you cannot call a 400 billion-dollar plan to force unionization in states to say that taking care of increasing medicaid payments and states is infrastructure. i said that the president is not telling the truth and he's not telling the truth about the infrastructure package, this is care economy, care infrastructure, it is baloney. >> let's just be fair, if donald trump would come out and call a dog a cat which is what joe biden is doing, we would be outraged by the fact that he is lying, when joe biden says come on it is joe, it is not true. liz: chris christie takes out three other panelist all the time, what did you think of what he saying. >> he's right about the use of the language, there's $400 billion for increases in home health. and medicaid, thats

not infrastructure at a basic minimum should yield return in thee future. that is just spending, that is consumption of health services, that is all there is to it and you can go through the bill and find lots and lots of examples of this, people have tallied up for in components and 6% on roads t and bridges and if you'e super generous you can get a quarter being infrastructure and quality infrastructure, but to use that word to make it look more appealing it's a lead, trying to jam it through memorial day so people can look at the details with the basic strategy, the longer that distance out there the more people are going to say i don't think so. that's a problem for the administration. liz: let's look at this too, transportation secretary buttigieg admits he and the administration falsely overstated the jobs created in the, let's watch this.

>> doesn't it create 19 million jobs, again secretary buttigieg why misleading folks? >> you are right i should've been more precise. liz: you should've been more precise, how about you tell the truth, 2 million is a big difference from 19 million in moody's analytics had to correct them and say you got it wrong, it is false. >> that's embarrassing when you say somebody's studying and you do it wrong, and you have to say that's not what we said it's 2 million, i want to say from my point of view i think the two number is very optimistic and includes a lot of things that would be recovery from the pandemic, this is not going to do it it's s with the 1.9 trilln was supposed to do this is supposed to be long-term economic growth, proactivity does not have any of that in it, we will have some problems. liz: good to see you, thank you for joining us.

let's bring in texas congresswoman beth van duyne, let's stay on the fact check biden pete buttigieg keep saying the u.s. is way behind it infrastructure something like 13, you cannot compare tiny singapore or the uae that ranks higher with the u.s. which is magnitude higher, this is another false apples to apples kind of comparison, what do you think of the fact check. >> if theyac were concerned that we were ranked lower in putting more focus on infrastructure than spending hundreds of ebillions of dollars on things that aren't infrastructure and we will not seee multiply and things that are not invested in our community. they are really concerned about infrastructure then why are we seeing that, i just had a meeting with 40 of our stakeholders in the north texas

area, i asked them what are you looking out at the bill, what are you concerned with the 26 top liner and seen the bill with any detail, these are bugs were that we see, number one this is going to be one shot at the apple it is a $2.3 trillion spend we will have one shot, forget to do that what are the opportunity cost were not including in this bill. were talking about roads and bridges, they have ten bridges they identified. in the next ten or 20 years how many more bridges will we need that are not included in this bill. liz: just ten? they are talking just ten, that cannot be taken seriously. by the way the border is infrastructure but they kept the spending flat in the homeland security bill you need border infrastructure, another thing you make a great point the infrastructure actual roads and bridges is a small percentage of the overall bill but biden keeps

pitching infrastructure as a weapon to competena with china saying china is outpacing us. but americans you're going to be and sendingspending tens of millions of dollars toio your tax money to china, china donna dominance, is this really putting china on notice. >> is a great point that you put up in your previous guests talked about the jobs and the lack of j jobs. i take it one step further, i think you will see jobs cut and killed by this bill. how are you supply in money funding this, it's also corporate tax hikes. what happens when you want to talk about china, the corporate tax hikes are higher than they are in china, that will affect working american families first and foremost, increase in prices and decreases in jobs. that's what we will get out of the bill. when you think what they

could've put in it, rolling regulations that would've made the cost lower, that could have these projects come out faster, if you think of the federal government, i was a mayor of the top hundred largest city in the country, i know what it's like we know where the large projects are inner-city. we know how it affects our community we know better than any bureaucrat in d.c., what this doesn't put the control completely in d.c. when you talk to the stakeholders of the ones that are actually going to put the projects not just on paper but completing them, they don't want that they want more flexibility to stay at the local level.ax also on the corporate taxes, theyey need long-term funding fr this. not short-term. it is just crazy. liz: republicans as you pointed out and other critics are asking why do we want to. and borrow $2 trillion when were so close to crushing the virus and returning to a normal way of

life why are you going to slam small businesses that suffered so much under the pandemic lockdowns that democrats enforce and hit them with a double wave of tax hikes. >> is a great question, it will kill jobs and increase cost at a time we cannot afford that, no american family can afford that. we should focus on things that we couldld get along, infrastructure should be the least partisan, we should all realize the investment that we are going to put their will help our economy and that's where it should be focus, quite honestly biden is interested in a bipartisan approach let's focus on the things that we can agree on. he is not doing that at all, i wrote a letter to biden and i had my congress member sign with me that wanted to work on transportation, this is been going through the committee, all this is coming down from the executive level from d.c. and were not looking at the communitiese individually and e representatives from their constituent, nonese of those concerns are taken into account.

liz: it's great to see you, thank you for joining us. coming up john you former law clerk to clarence thomas, the biden administration looking into caving far left demands about packing the supreme court the president wants the review of this idea when he already rejected it years ago. so does ruth bader ginsburg, all this happening as conservatives when major victories at the supreme court. were watching the timing of this, the timing isieiee key. that story next. ♪ stock slices. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow.

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liz: joining us now john yoo formerer law clerk to clarence thomas, it is so good to see you, thank you for joining us. what did you thinkhe of the bidn administration wanting to look into expanding and packing the supreme court it's coming as conservatives when major victories at the supreme court including onerous lockdowns in california at least victories for conservatives, what do you say. >> first i think it's a terrible idea to pack the court, it is part of the broader progressive project to sweep away traditions and institutions that are part of our constitutional history,

part of the way that we govern ourselves for hundreds of years the supreme court size has been 9 cents 1869 it does not say how many justices that should be but our political parties have realized we don't want to tamper with the courts and make it ten or five to influence the decision because if we do that will turn the courts and there will just be another arm of the governmenthe rather than defendr individual liberties and the people that make sure the balance is struck in our constitution. the only thing i really worry about is even if the commission does not recommend taking the number of justices, even president biden doesn't press for legislation it's already an implicit threat, you just mentioned the supreme court case from friday out hear from california that said that your true respect the religious liberty of people during the lockdown. i worry that these commissions are implicit threat trying to influence the courts already even if biden does not call for b10 justices't were 15 justices.

liz: we hear you remember charles schumer threatened individual justices if they don't go with liberal wish list, he stood on the supreme court steps doing that which outraged a lot of conservatives now we have angry liberals demanding more from stephen breyer retire after he said don't do court packing, they're putting the pressure on him even though the late ruth gator been spurred said no to court packing. >> first of all the hypocrisy is rampant, many of the leaders of the democratic party and the greatest judges and justices and senators have been opposed to court packing in the past. i can't think of a worse example then demanding more from thatus justice breyer who gave a speech warning against politicizing the court saying don't mess with the structure, it is important and protector liberties, you are goingg too far to the demand tht he step down so president biden can take his replacement for

political reasons i can't think of an example that justice breyer or anyone who believes in of law of the court the wrong way. liz: we have senator joe biden in 2005 say no, don't pack the court, he keeps accusing to the far left. >> they just came off a landslidevi victory, he had a congress made of a solid new deal but the benign old men of the court retorting his agenda, power, corrupt and absolutely corrupted by power in my view, unveiled us court packing plan. he wants to increase the number justices to 15 allowing himself to nominate those additional judges, it took an act of courage and part of his own party institution to stand up against the power grab. liz: now biden wants the power

grab, he wants to make the supreme court effectively in arm of the democratic party. this is a major flip-flop, what do you say. >> i'm afraid that is so, i hope this will not be another example where president biden, say the filibuster starts to turn his back on the views of senator biden, were seen issue after issue and i fear the reason why is because president biden doesn't want to u stand up to te far left progressive wing of his own party. that's why americans elected him because he promised to be the moderate, he's a bare majority, history from 1937 in 1936 when fdr two thirds majority of the house and senate could not get away with court packing, democrats have a bare majority in the house they are tied in the senate and trying to drive through one of the most radical chances in our government in 80 years, think that would be a terrible rejection of what the

electorate voted for. liz: that's an important point that you made, we've been saying this since the election, so as a wall street journal, the democrats don't have a mandate, biden doesn't have a mandate it's a narrow majority for the democrats in the house and before the election in a 50/50e in the senate. you are a terrific professor, thanks so much for joining us, come back soon. liz: next up gop strategist ford o'connell growing problems of media and social media censorship of conservative is, we have more examples, you won't believe what twitter is doing. media still being accused of not covering and covering up one of the biggest scandals of all, will it help democrat joe biden get elected, that story was censored. we will talk about it next. >> one thing he said was correct when he said this was a red herring, he's kinda right

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censorship first up hunter biden former dni john ratcliffe saying it was wrong the next intelligence officials tried to claim the laptop with russian disinformation when hunter biden told cbs the laptop certainly could be his and forensic experts authenticated it to the daily mail, what do you think of dnr ratcliffe. >> i think he's right it's electionle interference. simple voters were intentionally kept in the dark about hunter biden's foreign dealings by corporate media a big tech and postelection polling indicates voters aware ofec hunter biden misdeeds abroad, donald trump would actually win the election with 289 electoral votes this is a damning indictment of the fact that corporate media big tech in the 2020 election were essentially running interference with the democratic party.

liz: twitter and facebook censored the new york post story, watch dni ratcliffe with maria bartiromo on fox news. let's watch this. >> to your point to have 50 former obama clinton national security officials come out after the director of national intelligence says this is not true and promote afa false narrative to protect joe biden and try to influence the outcome ofha the election, that is the definition of politicizing intelligence and people ask me all the time about election interference and influence and we need to be concerned about russia and china and iran but there is no greater expression of that than what you saw there. a completely false narrative, the intelligence community new this is not russian disinformation and law enforcement knew it was hunter biden laptop. liz: he's pointing out the fbi is investigating hunter's laptop since 2018 for tax evasion and money laundering controversy.

what do you say to that? if it's not real then why is fbi investigating it. >> the fbi was investigating because it's real to your point, the new york post tried to cover this a lot of corporate media big tech, twitter, facebook, et cetera censored this in dni ratcliffe's point this is election interference and domestic election interference when a false narrative is pushed and censored by social media, that is a bigger problem than coming from russia and china. liz: we have twitter accused of censoring any mention of the post story uncle founder black lives matter she is a marxist and bought properties with a total more than 3.2 million dollars, looks about four properties, twitter trying to blank out the story and

censoring anybody talking about the story with the head of black lives matter radio new york wants an investigation then how blackto lives matter and spendig the money. to your point, youtube is also censoring a public policy debate with governor ron desantis and harvard, oxford university and youtube is centering that to overer a debate with masks and children. why not just put up the rebuttal, why censor it? >> that is ast great question, i think big tech in particular has the power of god right now in terms of manipulating opinions, in america, it is very hard to have free and fair elections in this country in taylor policy for the american people if big tech in particular is going to block and tackle for the democratic party that it's gonna be very hard to hear the other

side because we know mask mandates and lockdowns the science is anything but subtle imported governor ron desantis prove that. liz: he just got the 60 minutes piece which pointer media watch dog was wrong they left out so much of the storyon about goverr ron desantis and vaccination of publics supermarkets, so much context is left out. let's stay on this about youtube and twitter censoring, lets us in the house republicans on censorship, let's listen to what he says. >> we continuously have seen this from a sociall media company, the only one out the information they choose to let out it is high time that we go in and reform section 230 and neverll allowed for them to be editors and is time we reform these laws in congress. liz: sorry byron donald, would you say to

his thoughts. >> he is absolutely right, we need to find a way to make sure we can have free speech to social media because this is a chilling effect in a real problem for america and reengineer section 230 or some other mechanism to make sure we have free speech in this country. liz: ford o'connell, great to see you, thank you for joining us. just ahead former national security council chief s of sta, geopolitics now heating up i ronda vowing revenge on israel after an attack on the underground nuclear facility, i ronda blames israel, why would israel reportedly do this attack the same day biden's defense secretary is in israel. that's next.

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fred fleitz, i ronda vowing revenge, i ronda blames israel for anan attack key underground nuclear site, it can stop iran, why would israel do this is same day the pentagon chief is in israel. >> let's think about those hours before the first cabinet member and u.s. secretary of defense lands in israel israel decides to launch a huge operation that may have set back iran's nuclear program for a year. so instead of waiting for the secretary of defense to land in israel and to discuss this with him, israel launched the attack anyway while it was in the year, this was an incredible review of the policy and they think they are fed up with biden they know he will rejoin the terrible nuclear deal and he's not listening to really reason and

realize it's taking care of itself. liz: is quite the message, the pentagon chief reaffirmed, how will iran respond, can a bottleneck where a fifth of the world oil travels through, what do you think around is going to do. >> this is one of many acts of sabotage and i think the israelis were behind and he did enormous damage. they are very fragile, if they are shut down suddenly there could be a cascade effect of damaging each other i suspect iran will not do d very much because it's more interested in getting the united states to o settle on the nuclear deal on its terms and iran knows it's close, there may be attempted terrors act in israel he is preparing for that but i don't think it'll be in the persian

gulf. liz: or they are to blame for doing attacks on saudi arabia oilfields. >> it is possible but i think the iranians are trying to draw the biden administration in two settle on the nuclear deal on its terms. i think that is the priority of the iranian government right now. if that happens, they're gonna get a huge windfall where u.s. engines are lifted. i think the iranians want them very badly. liz: fred fleitz is good to see you thank you for your insight. detroit police chief james craig is going to join us about unrest in america, now writing in minnesota a police officer shot a black man, this is what's going on officer mayer mistakenly thought she was firing her taser, we are watching george floyd trial, it is midway through, what does this mean, the verdict for the

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liz: let's welcome back to the show james craig, it is great to have you on, we have looting and rioting in minnesota's brooklyn center area, they say the officer who shot and killed a 20 euro black man mistakenly her taser, was using minneapolis is already on edge because of the george floyd trial, what do you say to the story, what is your reaction. >> my reaction, this is tragic, 20-year-old traffic stop resulting in the use of fatal force, deadly force, a lot of questions watch the press conference with the mayor, the chief and at some point the city manager, i'm just gonna be candid, a mistake that i saw i applaud the mayor and the chief

coming out with the video and coming out with a video is not sufficient. united chief they got flustered, obviously he walked off, that is not how you handle these situations, he walked off, the mayor tried to get him back and so it just creates a lot of unnecessary concern, i do believe that officer is entitled to due process like everyone of these situations, the thing that comes to my mind in the years of experiences with violent shootings, how do you confuse the deployment of a taser to a handgun. where is the training, what kind of training and then say taser and it's a handgun, the taser is on the opposite side where your ochandgun is located. this is a tragic and problematic, i would offer we are going to make mistakes, working to make bad decisions,

sometimes we have to own them and even though we don't want to do it prematurely, we have to take responsibility for what is wrong and simply say this is a troubling incident, this is very troubling. liz: the video is certainly graphic in the aftermath businesses and retailers attacked and looted on the brooklyn central walmart t-mobile completely destroyed, writers fought with police the national guard was activated and the curfew has been lifted today. minneapolis is on edge and so was the rest of the country over george floyd trial. what does this mean for other u.s. cities. >> we have to pay attention, were certainly prepared for any response to this and as everyone always says these criminal

rioters, this does not justify their actions because of a questionable shooting incident. families: peace, let do process run out and then we have the other part of the false narrative that is perpetrated in response to these, i had to deal with and we had officer involved shooting last summer where a suspect tried to kill an officer in the protesters put out a false narrative say he's assassinated african-american man on his porch, it was an object false statement. recently our prosecutor came out, there will be no charges against officers and there were false narratives be put out and this is what were doing today. liz: false narratives, it is dangerous. you already have them portland,

oregonsi antifa rioters trying o set fires outside of a nice. building with officers inside, luckily no one injured but demonstrators are increasingly showing up to protest at the personal homes of elected and city officials across the country. personal suburban homes of howard chan was targeted, massive police response, civil rights groups denounced it, protesters shall we not but the home, personal home of officials like l.a. mayor eric garcetti, former seattle police chief, the former l.a. county da jackie lacey in l.a. county director public health harbor for rare, there is that concern to the going to the personal home of these people. what do you say. >> i understand the concern but that doesn't mean we don't get to stand up in a courageous way and did not the madness, you know i have to tell you something. i did a press conference a last week, we had a detroit police

sgt murdered by her estranged child's father, the judge let him out because he is a right to a speedy trial, less the murder out on the tether. who stood up, who stood up for the wrong, the judge is also a public servant, where was he at, there is so many dynamics and the lack of courage today is maddening and it is sad, and to say even some of my colleagues stand by silent that's when we look at cities like new york, portland, minneapolis, police officers are leaving and you know why they don't feel supported, shameful. somebody has to stand up. it is important. liz: you are standing up, we

have to go, were coming up on a hard break. you are standing up your courage and integrity. thank you for your service to our country, come back soon. we are so sorry were coming up against a hard break, acting dhs secretary chad wolf, the harrison vice president is focusing on the root cause of the mortar book under border presence, how about this biden the administration wiping out trump's policies that were working, hot debate coming up next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for busy veterans like kate. so when her car got hit, she didn't waste any time. she filed a claim on her usaa app and said, “that was easy.” usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free.

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liz: back with us now homeland security secretary chad wolf it's always great to have you 17 house democrats defined nancy pelosi going to the border, pelosi is saying it's on a good 1path but is a 15 year high and illegal crossing, we have increasingly democrats stepping up, what do you say to that. >> you can have democrats alongt the border better in border districts trying to figure out what exactly is going on and what are some solutions to the crisis were seen on the border today and what k we know this ia direct result of president biden

tearing down a proven strategy n a crisis from occurring throughout 2020 and did not replace that once you tour the migrant protection protocol and remain a mexico program and the agreements and other measures, it is time that they start to really understanding get real and try to fix the problem of the border at the moment. liz: to your point vice president kamala harris is supposedly setting the root causes, you wiped out trump's policies that were working and did not replace them. now there is chaos there talking about federal workers and other government agencies can you volunteer at the border, can you go work at the border, border patrol is also in chaos being pulled off their jobs at the border and criminals and bad actors try to cross with overcrowded facilities, complete

collapse and chaos. >> what we continue to hear which is concerning the root causes of the migration which i think is important but you can't solve the problem alone, we continue to see more and more reception centers and resources being thrown at this, what they are not doing their refusing immigration law in addressing the illegal activity and behavior and continue to send signals that it's okay to seek asylum a million and 9% don't qualify for asylum is an inhumane policy in a very dangerous policy and we see the results on some of the video of the children being thrown over the border wall where the 9-year-old child being left on the desert by themselves this is having real t consequences of continuing to encourage and suggest folks coming toom the border, that is not the most

humane policy. liz: even children reporting when they illegally cross human traffickers and drug traffickers assault them, this is been the reporting at "the evening edit" for four years, you do illegally you're putting yourself in danger, be safe go to the ports of entry into illegally and if you do it the wrong way you're going to get hurt, the root cause, does this mean throwing tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer money to people in central america watchdogs a corrupt officials pocketke that money, kevin mccarthy republican says this is an insult to americans out of work. we get trying to fix the problem but it's tossing money at the problem is that in central america is not the way to fix it. >> some resources to the country build up their capacity to provide economicde opportunity o build up their asylum agreements and a good thing, what is been reported about spending checks

and they know that's a terrible idea and that's not going to stop anything you will continue to see the flood of illegal migration across our border and serious about enforcing the law we saw that in 2019 it's so frustrating that we went to this in 2019 and saw the result of enforcing the law and putting policies in place that provided a deterrent to ensure folks cannot walk across the border and remain in the u.s. for months and months and years at a time we'd gone directly back to that and you see a crisis, historic proportions that we have not seen in 20 years. liz: we hear you, the biden team talking about getting private sector companies to invest in central america, maybe that will work, we will stay on the story chad wolf you are terrific, come back soon, i am elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening edit".

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