larry: despite we still commemorate the brave men and women who ever and where they are of 9/11. saints, just the one that i knew. john william peary rest in peace. elizabeth: we have news coming in we have news coming in of ourpre on private businesses business disrupting and disrupt labor force. 19 governors plan to fight this as an unconstitutional power grab even president biden, nancy pelosi, the cdc director, dr. fauci, jen psaki already agreed month ago this was government overreach and we have the sound on that full break down how biden will lose the constitutional fight and we have

this president biden claims of silver bullet using osha. it turns out this is a water pistol course have rejected that move, joining me tonight lisa maclean from health education and labor lieutenant general keith kellogg, joe concha, guy reschenthaler, terry strada, she lost her husband tom on 9/11. in john byrnes from concerned veterans for america. the white house letting the taliban approve america's leading they know how many americans are stranded there. we have 44 afghan evacuees red flag for potentialng terrorist ties in red flag overseas trying to come into the united states. white house officials getting set to testify the questions congress should ask them what americans want to hear shocking information from government documents the nih and dr. fauci

allowed funding of china's creation of super viruses inside of laboratories that were 10000 times more infectious than the viruses being studied plus the president nancy pelosi a new revolt and said the democrat party, the president's poll numbers continue to slide the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack we will show you something a little different we have guests who went to bond suffered through josh terrorists will continue to terrorize but 9/11 was about thee 9/11 heroes in september 12 for not republicans or democrats justre americans showing there is more good than bad in the world. just like the 13 soldiers who died risking americans out of kabul airport just like the soldiers and veterans and lawmakers helping out today. i am elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" start right

now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. a business backlash against the vaccine plan that's expected tow affect 80000000 - 100000000 workers grady trimble has a big story is in chicago with mark. it's great to see you. >> business owners large and small spent the day trying to figure out what to do after president biden announced the plan requiring companies with 100 employees to mandate vaccines or subject unvaccinated employees to weekly testing. >> this is not about freedom or personal choice. it is about protecting yourself and those around you. >> many republicans say it is a front on individual liberty and

business owners they put them in the uncomfortable position especially at a time when the struggling to find workers. >> weird to have companies not having people apply for jobs. >> and fully vaccinated but i cannot tell my employees to get vaccinated. >> a poll by the washington post and abc news found seven and ten unvaccinated employees would likely quit their job if they require them to get vaccinated they did not allow for medical or religious exemption there could be major follow-up for more groups if they do decide to quit and there's likely a lot of legal challengeshe ahead as wel. elizabeth: is good to see you thank you for journalism michigan congresswoman lisa maclean, it's great to have you on your reaction when he heard the president speech we have 19 governors planing to fight this unlawful, unconstitutional

overreach of government power, what do you say. >> i say we shouldn't be surprised this is the administration and the president was acting like a dictator than the president. we should not be surprised we watched him stand on the step of the capital and said i know the victim moratorium is unconstitutional but i'm going to doco it anyway he knows what he's doing with the vaccine mandate isno unconstitutional bt he's doing anyway. if into the dank government needs to get out of the way and that businesses do their job into their business. elizabeth: people in washington are saying people are getting sick we need to get the vaccinated but the issue is it's the constitutional fight the supreme court said public-health powers reside with the state of the federal government did have wrong maclean facing criticism

that it's a workaround to get 80 million vaccinated what does that mean a workaround around the constitution, he calls it breathtakingly gas this could be lawsuit. >> is a going to be and were already hearing and seeing lawsuits being filed aroundts this. to me let's take a different approach a positive approach, the threats do not work if you got people to get vaccinated they're not going to do. when you start with theta posite message that works a lot better. the other thing i would say that the government needs to do the american people have lost trust in the government, if we could tell the truth, we don't expect people to be perfect but tell the truth, be consistent transparent a lot more people

would go out and get the vaccine after consulting with her doctor if they hadoc faith in the government. but when we like to be making people as the administration lies to the american people in this administration tries to massage and manipulate and control perception this does not help people go out andut get the vaccine it makes them more cautious because they cannot trust the sum administration. elizabeth: this is the president stepping into the private sector violates numerous constitutional clauses such as the interest of the commerce clause but the powers of the executive branch versus a separation of power the president is trying to use osha emergency standards authority, osha has not used this emergency authority since 1983 court time knock this out saying you cannot do this trying to use the standards to enact sweeping

public-health powers. crude beyond that of the inequities of thumper that themp president is accused of exempting postal service workers and illegal immigrants the postal service workers are his union allies. midsize companies come the little guy they are worried and pro-vaccine and they said the hour for vaccines but putting a mandate on top of them when they can't find workers with the government's extra joblesski benefit debacle, what would be your message to the little guys. >> i feel sorry for>> those peoe in the biggest question what is the difference between 99 employees in aatat hundred empls the scope would only affect businesses with 100 employees or more, where in the state right now where we have 11 million job openings that we cannot fill.

putting forth these mandates are not going to help the business owner especially the small business owner struggling right now to find workers people will quit their job or not returned to work. we have a labor shortage in this mandate is not going to help. elizabeth: let's listen to this the president nancy pelosi jen psaki, dr. fauci months ago said no, no to maxine mandy's this is not the role of the federal government to do this they n sad atov that time of government overreach to force americans to get vaccinated. >> no i wouldn't demand it would be mandatory but ihi would do everything in my power to psychedelic masks need to be mandatory nationwide.

>> that's not the role the federal government that's the role the institution private sector entities and others may take. >> here's the thing we cannot require somebody to be vaccinated. that's not what we can do. it is a matter of privacy to know who is and who isn't. >> you don't want to mandate and force anyone to take the vaccine we've never done that. you can mandate to certain groups of people like health workers but for the general population you can't but we don't want to mandate from the federal government to the engeneral population. in be unenforceable and unappropriate. elizabeth: people are saying what change their mind in a years time is because of whole numbers are collapsing in a box the afghan exit what change. >> we follow the political science and not the real science and again, this whole problem with the administration just tell the truth and be

consistent, what in god's name is so difficult about doing. elizabeth: was terrific to have you one, it's so good toou have your insight and perspective will have you back on again soon. up next retired lieutenant general keith kellogg back with us the white house approve america's leaving h afghanistan. 44 evacuees out of afghanistan red flag for terror ties, divided administration officials set to testify we will ask the general what he would ask them. that story next. ♪ d it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool...

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elizabeth: more americans made it out of afghanistan today reportedly by air and land but at this hour the administration still does not know exactly how many americans remain behind terror lines in afghanistan. fox news rich edson has elitist from the state department. >> good evening another 21 american citizens who left afghanistan on a qatar airways out of kabul today. the state to permit says it invited 44 americans and filled less than half of the seats. the national security council says a number of americans have taken these options, some have

decided not to for a variety of reasons. that is their right, we understand these are difficult decisions and we will continue to provide proven options for leaving. flights resumed out of kabul yesterday when ted americans left a qatar airlines flight. they're negotiating to get u.s. citizens and those from other countries out of afghanistan. much of this depends on the tally band which now controls afghanistan. the white house has said the taliban has shown flexibility and businesslike and professional. the u.s. is still pressing the taliban to allow americans out of the country. the united nations has accused the taliban of harassing workers from international organizations and that's also on top of the taliban beating journalist covering women protesting. elizabeth: rich hudson thank you so much for your reporting. back with is now retired army lieutenant keith kellogg. thank you for your service to

our country, it is always great to have you on. you just heard rich edson's reporting. but then you have the state department official saying the tally band is cooperative and businesslike when it's been blocking americans from leaving. your reaction to that? >> thank you for having me on, those comments and comments from the press secretary in the press room are moronic. they're all based on weakness because that's where we stand right now. we lost a 20 year war. it was not lost because of the great men and women that fought that were it was a result i believe of imbecilic decisions by president biden in his national security team, it did not have to be so now we have a nation that tomorrow would probably have one of the greatest trolls in all of history when they raise the taliban flag over the former u.s. embassy over coble with the same people there 20 years ago.

and in attendance will be the iranians, the russians and the chinese. i cannot believe this is happening out there. i think the american people should demand some accountability on how we got to where were at but i'm not looking and seeing a kinder or gentler taliban. to the same old taliban just more sophisticated from the last 20 years because they fought us to a win in the last 20 years. elizabeth: let's watch peter doocy he was quick to push back on all of that. watch this. >> the taliban's business like a professional, there minister has an fbi wanted poster, get the 10 million-dollar bounty, what's the business. >> we are here to celebrate the return of american citizens who wanted to leave afghanistan. in order to get those people out we had to work with some members of the taliban to press them and work in a businesslike manner to get them out.

elizabeth: celebration, what do you say? >> that is one of the misdirect i've ever seen out there, they know it's coming from weakness. tomorrow you will see the formation of one of the great terror states in the world, it'll be a a lot bigger than isis and you will see inside the terrorist state you'll see the resurgence of al-qaeda you will see the haqqani network come to power, you will see isis-k out there and as the orders continue with iran who we declare a state-sponsored terrorism, i know they can misdirect the language, the bottom line it is a massive failure of gigantic proportions and we should not let anybody try to get away. elizabeth: the spokeswoman said we do not make quote sweeping judgment about terrorists. that is the line coming out of the state department.

senator excuse me general. even senator richard blumenthal is a democrat's office says passengers are showing the right paperwork at the taliban stopping americans, when weakening the embassy out of afghanistan we did not have the vetting process and the paperwork put in order for the americans to leave because the embassy was gone why not let airlines do the vetting because they were doing it before. instead this shows weakness on the vita administration referring to the taliban. let me ask you this anthony blinken and will testify starting monday and tuesday of next week, what do you think of this question should lawmakers ask them this mr. secretary former uk prime minister tony blair in the british parliament wrong when parliament held president biden in contempt, tony blair called biden's

unilateral brushed on plane withdrawal imbecilic, dangerous, unnecessary, why did you surrender bagram airbase in the dead of the night and not tell anybody. did you have a travel ban for america to not flight into the hotspot of afghanistan, should they assess questions. >> yes they should but here's the better question that i would ask. who is accountable and what are the ramifications for their decisions that they made. i don't see anybody leaving the administration, we lost the war, 20 years of war we had almost 3000 killed in action and thousands more wounded, trillions of dollars him based on the decisions that they made we lost the country. who is accountable for that. when i was in the military if you lost a piece of equip me you were personally accountable and if you were asleep at three in the morning and an officer runs into something else the captain

is relieved, howard is saying it's okay we lost the country let's go to the next subject. it's amazing to me i would hold their feet to the fire and ask them those hard questions and the decisions that were made. >> we were showing video of the taliban assaulting citizens on the streets of afghanistan. thank you for coming on and for your service to our country. we'll have you back on soon. this top story another bombshell according to scientist to have seen the documents of the origins of the covid pandemic. government documents show the nih funded china's creation of super viruses that were 10000 times more infectious than the viruses they were studying joe conch is fired up he's gonna talk to us about this and dr. fauci's denials to congress. keeping on "the evening edit". >> dr. fauci is still hanging on and the answer is so he can keep tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert?

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elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show joe concha. your reaction to the story government documents obtained by the intercept show dr. fauci's agency and the nih funded china genetically constructing viruses inside laboratories that turned out to be more than 10000 times infectious than the initial back viruses they were working on read what is your reaction. >> it appears to be documents this is somebody's fathers,

brothers, women remain talking about an unnamed source, this is on paper and it's very serious stuff, it appears dr. fauci help fund the wuhan institute of rolla g and then lied about it. you have to ask where is the criminal investigation. i don't want to hear we should have a senate hearing or congressional hearing because that ends up being ramp versus dr. fauci and they yelled at each other for a while and then paul made some great points in them dr. fauci said you don't know what you're talking about democrats defend dr. fauci and then republican senators are congresspeople question dr. fauci and then it's a wash perfect soundbite so nothing ever happens. a criminal investigation needs to happen. i've got to tell you give some credit to the doctor who asked dr. fauci by 100 million people who already had covid and recovered which is studies provide utter protection than the actual vaccine, why should they get the vaccine and doctor bounty says i don't have a firm

answer on that. he's got to leave the stage at this point, there's a microphone he can say no to any never gives a subsidy answer or he contradicts himself. this guy who was once trusted guy in america, he has fallen. elizabeth: it's an issue of natural immunity in our own antibodies that we create against the virus, rutgers university and biologist richard is looked at these documents and he said it's a bona fide bombshell improves the night a id under dr. fauci violated federal policies, endanger the public that he lied to the public and there's also this the government documents in the daily caller in the interception been all over this, the key point covid-19 as a product of taxpayer gain-of-function research, that's a scientist are saying they also say that the echo health the nonprofit that was getting money out of the niaid that was turning the money over to china that they did

notify dr. fauci agency into separate incidents 2017 and 2018 that china created in laboratories three corona viruses with significantly higher viral loads, that is a big deal and also a breakdown in oversight inside the nih of these grants and projects. your reaction. >> that is the smoking gun and i swear if you watch the cbs evening news, abc nightly news, i can guarantee just like when this story first came out, intercept daily caller all over it but the major broadcast news networks the cnn's and msnbc's aren't touching the story with a hundred foot pole they put dr. fauci on the air but they don't ask him about these things this is journalistic malfeasance that he's not being held to account and it is all there and that eventually because of the reporting of outlets list will

begin to catch fire as more evidence comes out about right now found in the land she when the washington post has been reporting on this that dr. fauci was stonewalling them and said the reporters went into government databases and found tens of millions of dollars in nih funding going toward the gain-of-function research projects and towards china. the issue is why do we fund this project with u.s. taxpayer dollars and was it red flagged for extra review by an independent government over file. no dr. fauci cut veto power over the research and it's such dangerous stuff, multiple labs in china working on this when you transfer viruses between laboratories and increases the risk of more accidents and leaks and that's been happening in china for some time. >> millions of people have been killed as a result is the most important story of our lifetime and if we don't get to the

bottom of where this virus came from it increasingly looks like it came from that lab and we don't know how that happened and why that happened covid-19 becomes covid 25 except is more deadly or covid 30 because the chinese see how much this injured us and damaged us and then advanced their own causes. i don't know if it was intentional but we need to know how this happened so we don't repeat the same mistakes again. elizabeth: into we don't create super virus genetically created in labs scientist say you do not need for vaccine or drug treatment. joke on concha always great to have you on. were coming out of the hour you're watching the fox business network. guy reschenthaler, the president, nancy pelosi facing a result from democrats the president's poll numbers climbing, you want to pay for $5 trillion in new spending in order to keep democrats in power, and control of congress because that's what even democrats are saying they're

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elizabeth: welcome back, major pushback from lawmakers including democrats against president biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's big tax hikes to paper the massive government spending list. let's listen to hillary lawn she has more reporting on capitol hill. it's going to have you back on, what do you got. >> democrats say the rich can afford to pick up the tab for the 3.5 trillion other reconciliation package but some businesses say they're the ones

that are going to be getting stuck with the bill and bear the brunt of tax hikes like the corporate tax rate to 20%. the chamber of commerce roundtable group are going on in adler's campaigning against the tax hike in representing retailers and manufacturers are also speaking out the national association of manufacturers president saying this. if you raise taxes on manufacturers there will be no avoiding wide spread job losses. the tax increase under consideration by congress will directly harm the men and women who make things in america there is also some disagreement between democrats in the house and democrats in the senate over which tax hikes to include. house ways and means richard is not on the same page with senate finance chairman ron wyden on how to pay for the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package and we also heard from democrats in the house that have concerns that his light on the details at the moment on how exactly they will pay for the reconciliation

package. elizabeth: hillary lawn thank you for your reporting, joining is now pennsylvania congressman guy reschenthaler. you just heard hillary vaughn's reporting, even for democrats democrats are saying why are you rushing this through why are you rushing tax hikes it's inflation stupid to put a twist on james karl's phrase. biden faces a result in his own party. >> absolutely he does thank you for having me young, please just call me guy. it's so insidious that we have out-of-control inflation, inflation is the real tax on the middle class and working class because if you're on a fixed income or you're not a position where you can adjust spending it hurts you and if you are somebody that is wealthy and you don't go on a second or third vacation or you don't buy the range rover you can afford to take the hit that the working class cannot. additionally with this package you will have to have actual tax

increases and everybody said it'll hit people making under $400,000 a year further with the corporate income tax increase, you will have a corporate income tax in the united states that is higher than communist china that is going to drive job offshore during the working class and i might say this to you will bring back the salt reduction which is a way of subsidizing wealthy states and blue states at the expense of red states and poor states. the whole package is a liberal giveaway off the back of the working class. elizabeth: we have producer prices today, another read showing wholesale prices are running hot, inflation on that level is at the highest in over ten years. you had congressman stephanie murphy and house democrat from florida say nancy pelosi, you are rushing this for political

reasons because they see republican landslide potentially next year's midterm and she saying this was not good policy are doing it for politics and effectively u.s. taxpayers are going have to pay for $5 trillion in new spending in order for democrats to keep control and the other thing do we have nancy pelosi for $200 million to a park in a golf course in her home district, what was your reaction when he heard steve cohen saying nancy pelosi deserves a $200 million in pork because she works really hard. >> nancy pelosi is rolling the democrat with an iron fist. if you step out of line she punishes you. remember just voting on the resolution to bring the spending spree to the floor nancy pelosi and other democrat leaders are on the phone with the white house threatening to fire the spouses of members who work at the white house. you democrat state leaders

threatening to redistrict people out in the next redistricting if they voted against it. the fact that her underlings of the democrat party or say nancy pelosi deserve $200 million, that is not surprising because their jobs are on the line pre-would hear democrats complain they may make a lot of noise, what is their voting record i guarantee is probably 9293% in line with nancy pelosi. elizabeth: go ahead. >> i was just going to say the other thing to consider the so-called moderates maybe making noise from this resolution coming forward and they want info on the transportation infrastructure package first they totally got rode over and they will get rolled over again. it i don't want to say prevail because the american people but nancy pelosi runs that caucus in the $200 million. elizabeth: people do not

understand the supreme court ruling on covid vaccine mandates at all, we see msnbc and cnn misleading people all the time about the supreme court century ago it's about the state having the power over public health not centralized government at all, that is the issue and that's it they don't get at the other network and you see that from nancy pelosi president biden pushing vaccine mandates when it's up to the states to do it, not the federal government so there is a reaction all around the block on everything about these issues flying out of d.c. we need guy reschenthaler back on to straighten out. up next terry is a powerful voice, she lost her husband tom on 9/11 commentary is national chair for 9/11 families of survivors united for justice against terrorism. terry fought for the government to declassify 9/11 documents. we will find out what she feels about this. we are safer but not safe terry strada next.

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elizabeth: let's welcome to the show terry strada to the powerful voice and lost her husband on 9/11 she's a national chair for 9/11 families united against terrorism. she has fought for the government to declassify 9/11 documents. it is an honor to have you on the show, what was your reaction when you heard condoleezza rice, george w. bush nsa she says yes we are safer and not safe, what was your reaction when you heard that. >> she is absolutely right we put a lot of policies in place

called shower and we have it terrorism financing and we had to stop the pipeline and we haven't held the king in saudi arabia for september 11 attacks. she is right we are safer we are not safe. elizabeth: tomorrow is the 20th in a resume 9/11 a horrific shocking attack that killed 3000, thousands more died of illnesses, thousands were injured the taliban will hold a ceremony in kabul to celebrate their victory. can you speak to all of this and put it all together for us. >> what's happening in afghanistan is terrifying that the taliban is running the country and al-qaeda will rise again and they will go back to their coffers and the kingdom of saudi arabia for their funding and the support network that was put in place in this country prior to 9/11 could very well

still exist or happen again. so we need to really take a deep dive into carrying out this september 11 attack, not just financing al-qaeda but aiding and abetting the hijackers. elizabeth: correct me if i'm wrong i've talked to so many 9/11 families, they say terrorist are going to terrorize but when 9/11 was also about september 12 it's about people like you stepping up and speaking out. he rose walk among us we always look to hollywood for heroes heroes are walking around among us today and on september 12 we were republicans or democrats we were americans coming together showing that there is still good in the world, what do you say that. >> absolutely america banded together, the flag was flown proudly just about every single house and establishment wherever

i went over bridges and heroes were walking amongst us on 9/11 trying to help everyone get out in the great vote rescue if you watch that that was incredible evacuation of 500,000 people in nine hours that was americans coming together to save americans, i agree that september 12 was a day of unity and it lasted for years and it would be really wonderful if her country could get back to that again. elizabeth: we think we will with people like you, thank you for everything that you do and were so sorry for your loss of your husband but you're an american hero, good to have you on, come back soon. u.s. marine army corps veteran john burns. working to talk to him about the moment that he learned about the 9/11 attack on the world trade center. john rushed right in join the rescue and recovery mission, he's the 9/11 heroes that show us the enduring truth in the power of the american character

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elizabeth: u.s. marine corps and army veteran john byrnes. it's an honor to have you on the show. tell us about the moment you learned about the 9/11 attack you rushed in to help out at ground zero. can you tell us about that. >> thank you for having me on it's an honor to be on. the moment i found i was sitting ndin a classroom and hunter college on the upper eastside 4 miles north ofor ground zero d a young girl inhe the back of te classroom was staring at her cell phone and she said a plane hit the world trade center and it took a couple of moments to process and she shared news about a second plane and i realized as a national guard soldier i was going to have to get to work, do not get to russian that morning i rushed around campus got work turned io and rushed down to lexington avenue and it was a frustrating day the only useful thing i could do for the first couple of hours was go to the bookstore at

union station and grabbed maps of the city for planers but i remember there's not a lot of days you can tell you remember what you are doing a 9:10 a.m. elizabeth: you continue to work on the rescue effort. we were just talking to terry strada but 9/11 was also about september 12 when we were americans who were democrats or republicans and was showing the power of america's character people like you it's always been there when america stood approving there was more good than bad in the world. >> we were able to put a lot of things aside, it was the evening of september 11 that it coalesced. the first responders in the new york city police and the fire department of new york give so much credit and they deserve it all. the national guard turned out for the next two weeks and months to work at ground zero

and thousands of americans did everything that they couldld frm restaurants tome steakhouses and coming down with sandwiches. individuals making sandwiches for soldiers and police officers. it was one of america's best responses to something a that happened. it was incredible and i work with veterans i am the director of education, i work with veterans of all ages and they work with their 30s and 40s and were young when that happened and inspire them to join the military i work with veterans in their 20s an early 30s who were children and inspire them to serve as well. elizabeth: that is so terrific getting to your point 9/11 showed us we don't want to look to hollywood for heroes, heroes are among us galvanized by danger and the purity of their hearts to act.

the 33040 firefighters, the 71 cops, dozens killed at the pentagon, the 40 heroes ofnt flight 93 he said let's roll we see this today in the 13 troops helping people to escape who died in the tears through his bombing at kabul airport we see it nowab with the veterans workg on the pineapple express another veterans standing up to rescue american allies behind terror lines to give us hope. >> absolutely i think about my friend vince who is working in the manhattan das office we saw what happened a half a mile away out his window and he looked around he realized his army pt uniform was all that he had he put it on and ran over to the site and started directing national guard efforts he called the headquarters and reported what was going on and got the ball moving. i lost five friends that day and i did not know that until weeks later. in the intervening 20 years of lost seven more to combat operation and another four or five who took their own lives. the tragedy of september 11 is still with us in many ways and

most recently the 13 marines and soldiers. elizabeth: i wasn't going to do this my family is going to kill me my sister married a fireman two days before 9/11 she lost her brother-in-law as he was a fireman who died in 9/11. my great-grandfather knew when the fire department. my mother never knew her father because he died from mustard gas complications and my great-grandfather lost m another son who is an fdny firefighter from an ammonia. there is a personal touch to that resident needs with her family. dozens of people my hometown died in the 9/11 attacks. we feel you on that and we feel with the viewer out there who can connect to the story and is people like you who give us hope. your final word. >> america is made up of people who want to make anc differencet can make a difference and were working every day to make a difference if we could break

down the barriers in the way that we talk to each other we can work together to make america a better place. elizabeth: go ahead you have ten seconds. >> that's why were working for concerned veterans for america we want to make a difference. elizabeth: we will be back on, good to see you. thank you for all you've done for country, i'm elizabeth macdonald. you been watching "the evening edit", that does it for us. have a good weekend and join us night.onday ♪ >> they tore it down, put it on a ship, sent it here. >> what? to jersey? >> new jersey, yes. >> ...stuffed with priceless antiques. >> that chandelier is spectacular. >> yes, it is. and this is my favorite piece in the house. >> wow. >> but will his d-i-y dream... >> so, you come along... >> yes.mr. fix-it. >> ...collapse in a money pit? >> but it's not his inheritance. it's yours. >> yes. >> you could've stopped it. >> i could've... but i didn't. ♪♪ [ door creaks ]