>> president biden's tax increase will be unveiled we will see if it's tax the rich to pay for his massive spending plan makes the cut plus everyday americans can pay the price for biden's green agenda joining us to maggie, americans action form president, fox news contributor marc thiessen and guy benton, former nypd detective patrick bronson and border patrolsi council president randy judd, also to the infrastructure plan could be bipartisan as the top democrat backs a proposal from

republicans, speaking of bipartisan, president biden kept his promise of unity as digging deeper into campaign promises made and falling short as we approach 100 days inac office. plus democrats feel the pinch of biden's policies in 2022 as many americans flee blue states, high taxic states and shaking of the political landscape in the justice department announces an investigation into another c police department as officers around the country are retiring in droves a bit more calls to defend the police. finally who is in charge of the border crisis, the white house doubling down it is not the vice president, i'm edward lorentzen for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ as we wait for president biden to outlined his plan for his massive spending plan the white house is trying to sell a raise

in capital gains with a top rate including the obamacare surcharge with 43.4% double the current rate of 23.8%. blake burman is live at the white house for details. how are they going to spin this. >> we anticipate to hear from biden in the upcoming days laid out the american family plan which the white house says will focus on childcare and education. the white house is signaling to tipay for this the president wil propose increase in taxes on the wealthy of of earners those that make more than $400,000 and raising the capital gains rate most likely into 40% range on million-dollar earners. the president's top economic advisor came to the podium inside the briefing room earlier today to continue to build on the administration sales pitch and the president rolling out the plan, the white house highlights they say only three and every 1000 men can household would be impacted by this change

and they contend that it would not stall economic growth. >> there is no evidence of a significant impact of capital gains a long-term investmentou economy. if you look back over the last 30 or 40 years we have a capital gains rate at various rates, different levels of investment in overall economic growth and you cannot identify a meaningful correlation between the two. >> here in washington republicans are signaling that if this is indeed the plan is something they would notdy support, they fear it would stifle investments, here is kevin brady the top republican on the house ways and means committee this morning. >> after the tax cut in jobs act investment surged in america and asas a result it was blue-collar workers and local communities that benefited, when you double the tax you havent the opposite effects, american workers are the net loser in his capital gains proposal.

>> number 0 quick according to the tax foundation raising capital gains but what the president would propose 40% level would be the highest rate in decades, certainly than many investors they would've seen in their lifetime. >> that graft goes back to 1954, blake burman, thank you. back at the white house. for more on this let's bring in senator bill hagerty he is on the senate banking committee, thank you for joining us, f can democrat get this passed in congress? >> i certainly hope not, i appreciate the opportunity to talk about it, this would have a devastating effect on our economy the exact opposite we should look for if you want less of something tax it more, that's what will happen with capital gains, if you want less capital investment raise the capital gains, we need to turn ourur economy around and capital investment gets more jobs and economic activity, that's what americat needs today. edward: the white house is

pushing back pain economic advisor brian dietz saying the capital gains raising it would not have an effect on the economy and i want you. to listn to what he had tost say to this. >> for the highest income individuals, number two we can use those resources to invest in areas that we know where there is convincing academic evidence that investments for example in early childhood and in our children that return and enormous dividends in their own academic success in the healthcare system, productivity and growth in the future. edward: do you believe that raising the capital gains will affect the economy, will he get some huge gain down the road at someday? >> absolutely is not going to help the economy nor will they increase the investment dollars available for the programs because people haveca capital gains have the ability to time when they realize against. they will outweigh the biden

regime, people will realize capital gains and it traps productive capital people won't sell or release and better producing activities to have a negative effect on the economy and reduce capital gains tax revenues. this is a nonsensical idea. edward: when you go back to the 70s and capital gains never reached about 40%, the administration is at 43 - 40% of obamacare john f. kennedy says attacks directly affects investment, how do you build the better when he undermined the capital needed to build back? >> i've been a businessman might whole life i served as economic chief out of the last recession and you make more favorable forr that capital, the most hostile we've ever seen on america certainly in my lifetime. edward: do you feel that there's any reach across the audio on

reaching capital gains with any discussion with republicans to come to a t compromise? >> this is typical of the biden bait a and switch, he ran as a moderate and as soon as he gets into office he's controlled by the liberal wing of his party and that wing has been very non-receptive to commonsensical approach to our economy, i hope we will find a better path by reason capital gains rates is going the wrong direction i would be in favor of lowering them further. edward: could this be the reconciliation process they would have to use. s some hesitation with senator manchin, do you believe this will be worked through the reconciliation process? >> i hope colleagues like senator manchin will realize something like this would be damage to the economy, they should use it for sareconciliation, it is totally partisan as you saw hubbard in the last process, not a single republicange vote the $1.9 trillion package that they push through, and covid relief

that was done in 2020 in a completely bipartisan basis over 90 votes in every package. they move this direction it'll be a completely partisan maneuver and something republicans are wise enough to see and call what it is, it's a job killing endeavor, the biden administration should not undertake this. edward: i want to switch topics, we will be talking about the republican back infrastructure plan do you see an actual infrastructure plan being passed or willro progressives pack the other stuff inside the bill? >> here's a place where we might have bipartisan support, i was back home in tennessee this past week, people want to talk about infrastructure, when you have the opportunity to invest in roads, highways, bridges and broadband, something we return on investment we can find a bipartisan solution so i'm more optimistic there. edward: could it be a breakout. >> i hope so, hard to say now with his environment.

edward: have you had conversations with republicans or democrats about this issue. >> we begun the conversation that there's a lot more to be talked about. edward: i appreciate senator bill hagerty of the great state of tennessee, thank you for joining us. edward: coming up next of former congressional budget officer whether the infrastructure plan can be i bipartisan in the top democrat showing support for a small proposal from republicans, you are watching "the evening edit". ♪ they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea.

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edward: senate republicans outline their infrastructure proposal to counter the president to trillion dollar plan, the gop package would cost a fraction of that at $560 billion targeted to infrastructure, west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says her party is open to negotiating a price tag. >> we really narrowed the focus on infrastructure to really look at physical infrastructure roads, bridges, water systems, the presidents bill is 2.2 trillion we are the first starting point let's do an apple stop will compare sin to the

core infrastructure of his plan and how it matches up with what forward. >> joining me too discuss his former congressional budget office director doug holtz eakin, is this an area where a deal could be made across party lines where we see bipartisanship. >> it looks like it could, if you go through the components of american jobs plan, that looks a lot like the same that republicans have put on a piece of paper, you can fine-tune it for levels in amount to distribution across water versus ports and things like that but certainly there in the right ballpark. the second thing they have to come to grips with, you cannot pay with this with the damaging corporate increase in capital gains increase that the democrats are put on the table, the tradition is the put user fees so those who are damaging the infrastructure, wearing it out are putting in place the needs to replace and maintainma it. that is a step forward and that can be done. edward: you do have an issue

with how to pay for it as well as the other stuff that democrats are trained to put in this, those are two huge stickingng points to overcome. >> i think you should worry a lot about the other stuff, i watched the clip that you ran saying that we could invest this and all the highly productive things and that would be great but they are not, if you look what they're actually doing the combined american jobs and family plan, build back better plan, the collection of things, there is a lot that is social welfare spending to design him a productive return in damaging taxes on one side, non-infrastructure, nonproductive investment on one side, they are dreaming if they think this is a pro package. edward: we seen last week and we heard joe manson say a smaller infrastructure package at $900 billion is possibly something that he could do, he is a swing vote on this, how

much on edge is this american jobs plan. >> i think american jobs plan is in trouble, we've done some research that looks at the proposal taking face value, raise taxes and put into productive infrastructure and at best you breakeven most likely you hurt growth. they're not plowing on production ofti infrastructure. as this gets examined more closely over time, the key swing voters areli going to realize tt this is enough favoritism, this is a way for us to have poor economic growth, slower real wage growth and damage to the middle a class, that is not a recipe for electoral success, it actually delivers something of value to the economy. edward: if you do breakout parts of this to get bipartisan support for the $600 billion package that republicans want, then do you see democrats coming back pushing 1.3 trillion which will put them at their total with the other stuff in the

reconciliation? smack you certainly have that possibility. let's wait to after wednesday night speech and we'll see what's on the table. i think it's going to well exceed 4 trillion in the tax hike to finance it will be very damaged to the economy, i don't think republicans want to say if we get a young infrastructure, we are fine because they do face the threat of reconciliation. on the other hand if you're a democrat running for reelection do you really want to let the republicans get the vote and take the bag votes on reconciliation, it's a tough place to imagine politics lining up to do the right thing for the economy. edward: does this become a backdrop for 2020 when you look forward? >> this is 2022, this is the key, the presidents central of the combined jobs fan that will roll out on wednesday night, that is a job killer that's a

dangerous thing to run for election on they will know that increasingly in that backdrop will dictate the compromise they will be willing to make. it's a redline from republicans, do you see compromise their, senator joe manchin floated the 25% or is that just a redline? >> 28 is too high, at the time the tax cuts to congress, 21 got to the middle of the pack to go to 28 that puts us way out of line, were back to the situation we were in before the tax cuts and job acts where we were so far out of line headquarters played the united states, we sold every year in 2014, 16, the perennial battles, the problem with the policy, not the firm's, why should we go back to that, i think is not even 28, maybe 25, 24, 23 because we have to remain

competitive, that is a problem with the proposals the corporate thing will be uncompetitive, capital gains is worse than advertised, if you put in i additional taxes and the capital gains rate is 67%, what will happen to family businesses, farms, things that are traditionally sensitive to capital gains, i don't think democrats will one on that either. edward: one more question, as you look out, are we in danger of getting the 1% growth in the obama administration is. >> right now were recovering from a deep recession that the economy recovers quickly. we have seen that, 1.9 trillion in spending that is sittingut ot there from the american rescue plan, this was done under the cover of stimulus, one thing goes away that this is a recipe for stagnant growth. edward: a stark warning, thank you for your time, we really appreciate it coming up fox news

contributor marc thiessen weighs in on whether biden has kept his campaign pledge of uniting the country and will take a deep dive into campaign promises made as biden approaches is 100 day in office. >> just a couple of months ago we are hearing from president biden the newly and aggravated president h biden that he would unify the country, then we were going to work together and how bipartisanship, i am still waiting mr. president, i am not seeing any of that, what i've seen so far biden's way or the highway. ♪

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edward: later this week because it abided walmart is 100 day in office, so far he has kept his promises or has he moved a little too far to the left and what about his promise of unity, as the policy so far unify the country or the polarized people, let's answer those questions with washington post columnist marc thiessen, president aydin is ready killed the keystone pipeline, he stopped construction of a border wall and blew up an illegal immigration problem that left the front pages under the previous administration, he's talking about increasing capital gain ander spending $4 trillionn two packages one announced in one yet to be announced, has he moved too far to the left is. >> no doubt, many of these are what we expect it's what happens when the elected democrat but what wasn't expected was the

central problems of his campaign to unite the country, he literally said the decision by a republican or democrat not to cooperate with each other is a choice, i've done this before, r worked in the senate for years and i'll be able to do it, i'll bring people across the aisle, instead of ushering the golden age of unity, what he studies taken issues on which republican and democrat were united and made them devices, for example covid relief, the last year congress passed five covid relief packages every single ony off them was overwhelming bipartisan majority. passing the covid release package would've been a layup, trumpeted a five times, how could joe biden fail to do it, he used covid relief as a pretext to pass non-covid spending and payoff for his democratic constituency. he's doing the same thing in infrastructure, lot into republicans of long supported a trillion dollars in infrastructure donald trump campaign but the democrats would

not work with them. this should be a layup, are they offer a trillion dollars they put forward a 500 billion-dollar bill, work out the differences oand pass it, he's only 37% of his bill that has anything to do with infrastructure, it's not an infrastructure bill at the democratic wish list he's using infrastructure as a pretext and it's going to be a divided issue. he is making bipartisanship worse than itin was entered dond trump, it was a golden age of unityy under donald trump. edward: president biden holds the distinction of the third lowest approval rating of any president's interior truman coming into his hundred day of office. a recent op-ed you wrote about unity you reference a bipartisan covid bill under former president trump, you write this, instead the president has turned unity into division by using covid relief as a pretext to pass liberal spending projects and has nothing to do with the pandemic. our voters getting who they thought were elected?

>> they are not, i'll give you another example. when my old boss was first elected, the first thing he did was call the liberal member of the united states senate ted kennedy and offered to work with him to pass education reform, no child left behind act, where is joe biden no child left behind act, very simple you could agree on in the most conservative members of the senate andas work together on. there is nothing. last year the democrats filibuster tim scott police reform bill after the death of george floyd because they didn't want to let donald trumpmp havea bipartisan bill signing and have a solution to the racial justice protest so tim scott offered a bill and offer democrats unlimited amendment, he said i would vote for your amendments and work together and do this but they refused. donald trump is gone, why hasn't joe biden invited him over to the white house and said let's work together police reform in the wake of the verdict in the george floyd case. he has not done that.

these are simple things that the president could do, we will disagree on tons of stuffre and climate, packing the court, we will disagree on all sorts of things but there are things that he could try to unite the country on and he's not even trying. edward: in the last 30 seconds, you look at president biden's reputation he was center-left, you look at the vice president's record as a senator and attorney general which is pretty far left, who is actually running the country here? >> i think the democratic caucuses running the country, i don't think joe biden is running the country. he is a weak leader who is being pushed around by the extreme elements of his party. when you have alexandria ocasio-cortez saying how surprised she is and how happy she is with biden presidency it's because she ended her colleagues are running the show, think about what the added up one point nitric in dollars covid, 2.2 five in infrastructure and another 1.8

family package. what is not to like if you're left-wing socialist. edward: interesting aoc badge she gets to wear around. thank you, this debate will keep going and we will keep watching the issues. edward: up next americans are fleeing the blue states, high tax shaking up the landscape, guidance and is here to weigh in on what this could mean for 2022. >> it's a combination of the lockdown, covid, get nation of the decline in the city, they are running the city the way the government is running the state, taxes are going to be very, very high. ♪ walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis

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♪. edward: new census data is out in the new population numbers will impact many states including california which suffered historic population loss, ashley webster joins us

live from the breakdown of the playset benefits migration the most, florida. >> the blue state, california losing a u.s. house seat for the very first time in history, the golden state delegation drops from 53 - 52 members, the highest of all the states but it's c down one according to census bureau data released a few hours ago that determines how the nations 435 house seats are allocated. as you can see from this map, new york, another state of an expert is that people will also lose a house seat as a result, falling short by 89 people by saving that seat, five other states losing house seat, illinois, michigan, ohio and west virginia a continuing trend of people moving out ofnd the northeast and midwest to the south and west, this is going on for quite s some time the house

seat can mean a drop of federal funding for a wide variety off projects including highways, schools, social services and so want, all based on population, it does have an impact. which states will gain a seat has a country's populationex shifts. texas, no big surprise will gain two seats, although estimates say they could gain as many as three, they were wrong it does show the influx of people into the lone star state. florida, another state that is seen a big influx again of two have been anticipated and missing estimates, also gaining a solitary state on colorado, montana, north carolina and oregon. all of this sets the stage for a pitched battle over redistrictingg. as for the overall population of the u.s. they came in at 331 million, 499,000, 281, that

is up 7.4% from the last census ten years ago and it is the second slowest growth rate in the last 80 years, the population rate is slowing down by the way the fastest growing state in thes, last ten years texas no, tennessee no, florida no, utah at 18.4% at the very bottom on the other end is west virginia that recorded a population loss of 3.2% there you have it, all the numbers. edward: you are important and i am not. [laughter] >> fair enough i understand. edward: and how the impact of the 2022 midterm races how california might lose a congressional seat and we have the sunshine.

>> one is taxation and regulation and notable people have left the states of california over the course of the pandemic because of restrictive lockdowns, people breaking point, i'm out of here, i'm going elsewhere in the beneficiaries in my friend's case and this lines up with the data, arizona, texas, t florida. i think one ofte the interesting things to watch politically is what exactly are the demographics of the people who are leaving and when they go to other states are they going to vote like the states have traditionally voted or will they both like they used to and blue states, that is going to be something weighing on the minds of politicians in some of these places for sure because they welcome the growth but that growth is coming from somewhere and that somewhere in the case of california, new york, illinois, very blue states. edward: we could see some of

those turn purple or is it t too early to tell what florida or texas might do. >> look at colorado, arizona, these are states that were solidly bread for a long period of time and folks leaving california, they cannot handle it anymore it's the high cost of living in extremely expensive housing and they say this is not doable for me and my family, arizona is close, colorado is beautiful let's move there and those have purple dramatically, colorado is a blue state it is not all because of california influx, that is part of the story and if that's going to replicate itself in florida and in texas, that is certainly something republican politicians need to wait and think about carefully as a message the new arrivals, welcome were delighted you are here, why are you here, let's think that through and lead them by thehe hand from pot a to point b. >> new york s state lawmakers ae

looking at a big tech hike, our politicians ignoringt this problem or learning at all from the loss of population. >> in some places absolutely not double and triple down on failure, let's keep taxing the rich people demonize them, when you see that happen in new york and connecticut it is like they don't know what else to do they are so used to and the assumption has been they will stay, we will beat them up if they want to be here but more and more they are learning that's not necessarily the case and a lot of people who m have fled might not come back you to become the spiral effect if they're not careful, which they haven't been. >> i appreciate your time this is an issue we will follow into the future. thank you. edward: police officers around the country are retiring in droves as calls as police intensify more than 5000 officers from new york alone gone already former nypd detectives ways in that.

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edward: a police officer in new york city retiring in record numbers this as more gun violence breaks out in the big apple this past saturday 15 people were shot including a retired nypd police officer aishah hasnie has a very latest. >> good evening to you mayor bill de blasio is pushing ahead with police reform even as thousands of nypd officers turn in their badge, according to the nypd more than 5300 officers

retired or handed in their retirement papers in 2020 that is a 75% drop from 2019 critics of merit about seo said policing practices in the anti-police crime climate a attribute into the mass asked buddhist and the officers that are on the job, the job is getting tougher for them, 31 people injured in 28 shootings over the weekend including a retired nypd officer and were looking at a 71% jump in shooting victims this year compared to last year and remember the nypd disbanded its anti-crimes unit in 2020 about 600 officers who took illegal guns off of our streets, here is the mayor. >> we are fighting gun violence, we need to turn a corner in 2021 by working with communities to

really turn things around. >> of your wondering what about the new recruits, you will remember back in december the nypd only had about 900 new recruits bringing the total nearly 2000 less then what it was a year before that. >> thank you, very interesting issue, let's bring in former nypd detective and the founder of the president and president of the risk consultant, what is the goal we saw the movement of d from the police in minneapolis the mayor signed a budget taking $808 million from the police department, minneapolis has seen a 92 increase in homicide, robberies are up, there is calls to add more officers, what is the goal of defunding the police. >> first of all the blogs io was delusional, let's be clear when he's talking about turning the corner on fighting crime, crime

becomes illegal it is not a legal right now you have to have skyrocketing gun violence throughout the five boroughs of new york, the policies have defunded the police, desecrated law enforcement, they have destroyed the jails, they have disappeared on the immunity for the police officers in my favorite which defies any comprehension is a new phenomena called dear resting, they are arresting people for probable cause crimes for the city of new york and being uninterested at the scene because of his philosophy and ideology and his policy which is pushing down on new york's finest. it is mind boggling. >> unbelievable i want to ask you a fox news poll that just came out, this is saying you can see 62% of americans opposed reducing funding for police departments to move out of the area, 33% was done in the final days of the former police officer that contact derek

chauvinist, has a pendulum swung too far and people are fed up? >> 1000%, the vast majority of people are really good people, their law-abiding people, they abide by the rule of law, they realize without law enforcement, without the police to protect them, they are really in harms way, there is no other way to do it, they don't have authority or jurisdictional authority by civilians to put them under arrest, weapons and so on and so forth, it absolutely does not work, crime has to become illegal again and we have to come to her senses the pendulum has swung so far it is mind boggling, i'm surprised the numbers of retiring officers is not lower one of your colleagues mentioned the disbanding of the 660 anti-crime officers in new york in august, that is a central mistake along with the blogs io's other twisted

policies. everyone is carrying a gun because they can, they can carry guns because no one is searching them because they are either multi-behind the desk and headquarters order online at the pension center retiring. this is not what they signed up for, they did not sign up to be desecrated, diminished, disabled and. edward: very disheartening, merrick garland announced that a permit of justice will have a investigation in the louisville in the wake of breonna taylor's death, we will see more of this under this attorney general? >> absolutely, investigations are very important, they will be fair injudicious justice department has been very fair with the municipal authorities, if they believe there is a case to investigate the authority the midst of polity then they absolutely should, they soon leave no stone unturned in no corner where they don't shine a flashlight but don't let the

elected leaders double laws io tree and doubt but never ever wrong, what in god's name is he thinking defunding, desecrating, destroying, diminishing releasing persons from jails, cutting the police force, putting the crime guys behind desks, this is the opposite direction it does not work that way. >> it's a different new york city than what we seen in the past. thank you i really appreciate it. still ahead the national border patrol is here to way and on a new fox news poll that shows americans a border security worse under president biden but who is in charge of the border crisis, the white house says it's not the vice president. >> they don't want to fix this, this is by design, they're knocking to fix this at all and what's happening on the border i'm sick and tired first of all

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edward: by a wide margin they say the border security is worse

than it was two years ago a new fox news poll shows 46% of voters say it is worthwhile 33% say the same 50% say it's better, the numbers far different from june of 2018 were only 17% said border security was worse, part of the problemrd is in the numbers where people cross the border illegally, so nfar this year than all of 2020, joining is now national border patrol council president brandon judd, the mayor of yuma, arizona said the u.s. government is becoming the fact a part of the smuggling for the cartel as families cross the border and wait to be picked up, process and let go, what do you think about the statement from a a border city mayor. >> he is actually correct, the united states government is completing the smuggling cycle when people cross the board illegally they paid drug smugglers, human smugglers a large amount of money, then they come to the united states to get released into the united states

and they're able to continue their journey to wherever they're going whether des moines, iowa, chicago, illinois, miami florida, they're going throughout the united states and their being released by the federal government after criminal cartel makes billions of dollars every single year. edward: you probably saw the vicesi president kamala harris saying she's focusing on covid it to theto make border for a visit as best as she can. we learned that show go to guatemala in june or the end of june so the white house press secretary saying this to fox news peter doocy. >> vice president harris says she's not going to the border yet because we have to deal with covid issues, what is she referring to. >> i would certainly have to ask your team specifically but i would tell you her focusus is nt on the border, it is on oraddressing the root causes in the northern triangle that's where the majority of the time

has been spent on working with on a diplomatic level. >> her focus is not onho the border, who is watching the border. >> somebody that puts on a uniform and patrols the border on a daily basis, i can't tell you how disappointing that statement is, i wish i could tell you with a straight face that the american government has control of our borders, unfortunately i can't, cartel's criminal organization they control everything that is happening on the border, they understand what they need to do, they flood us with unaccompanied children and family units knowing that it overwhelms our resources and pulling our agents out of the field which allows them to create artificial gaps which allows them to smuggle in dangerous criminals and smuggling drugs which are going to the inner cities in a suburb killing our children, yet we don't have a vice president that is willing to come to the border

and see for herself exactly what is going on, that is bad government. >> in a fox news poll when asked how much the increase due to president biden, 38% completely his fault, 18% said mostly his fault, those two are more than half of americans polled, is this administration being paid with this crisis? >> they should be and i hope that more and more americans are willing to tune in and do their research and understand what is driving the search, it is policy driven and driven by policies of the united states and president trump got rid of the catch and release magnet that drew so many people here when president biden reintroduced that magnet, that is the root cause, when vice president harris said she's gonna go toem guatemala to addrs the root causes, all we have to

do is look at her own country, catch and release is the root cause that draws people here and invites them to cross our borders illegally, we have to address that and when we do we will drop illegal immigration to lows again, president trump already believe that, he implement off the margaret protection protocols and it dropped to historic lows, all we have to do is follow that example again. edward: in the last 30 seconds, you don't bully probably to another government is the way to stop the flow? >> the united states has never been good at building other governments, why should we go in and give money to a corrupt government for them to keep in the rich people's hands, we hav to address the issues in the united states not in another country. >> this is a story not going away especially in the near-term as the weather warms before is dangerously hot, we will see another influx. i am edward lawrence and for elizabeth macdonald, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business, that does it for us, thank you for taking our and

having an interesting debate with me, we will follow all of the stories and more in the coming days, stating tomorrow we will have "mornings with maria" and more coverage about the what the president could possibly say, later on the joint group of congress. back to you. ♪ larry: hello, everyone. to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow are. great to be with ya. two big stories in today's "wall street journal." what wall street is telling us about the u.s. economic outlook, that's one. and the west looks past covid-19 and sees economic resurgence with, that's another. now, i thought the first story, i mean, they're both important stories, don't get me wrong. i thought the first story was a little soft. yes, it credited government stimulus and vaccines for the booming economy. i don't know, the stimulus is so short-lived. it did help