dagen: can we put this reining franken idiot out to sea? brian: he wants to be governor. dagen: no way on this planet he will be elected governor. brian: please be right on that. dagen: of course he used his own staff because he is too stupid to realize he will get caught. that does it for us. on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts now. elizabeth: new poll from quinnepiac, shows president biden's approval rating fell below 40%. that is a danger zone. 56% of the country disapprove the president. half the country thinks the president is note honest, cannot be trusted is not competent. why poll after poll showing a number of voters rejecting this white house. joining us tonight, congresswoman beth van duyne, energy expert phil nine, sean

duffy, dr. marc siegel and parents denning education, oscar nomani. media columnist joe concha and former top dhs official ken cuccinelli. they say they will fight the white house, attorney general merrick garland aiming massive federal firepower at parents speaking at school boards. the school bored's toxic and politicized agendas being forced on schoolchildren. that is what is raging, outraging parents nationwide. what about appointing the samefy power at street crime, rioters like antifa or the border crisis? more scrutiny of ag bar land. look at this. his son-in-law run as consultancy funded by school board. officials say that consultancy appears to support racializing what children learned and also data mining them. plus the backlash against

senator bernie sanders refusing to condemn far left activists stalking fellow democrat senator krysten sinema. this debate, progressives bullying, bullying fellow democrats, dragging down the white house. the white house now criticized for its potential new moves seen as political on wall street. tapping into the nation's oil reserves to stop pain at the gas pump to avoid democrats losing control of of the midterms next year, they say the white house's own policies damage the u.s. oil boom. latest vaccine mandate battle, this is what is going on. hospital systems in two states plan to stop organ transplants for the unvaccinated. "new york times" criticizes hunter biden art sales to anonymous buyers. says this screams after scam. the white house says trust is on

this. they warn of a national drug crisis as drug cartels are ramp it up at the border. we have new reports out of central america. the u.s. could see a stunning number of migrants all at once. you won't believe the number. we've got it. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. now the white house is scrambling to try and fight rising gas prices. they're up a big 48% versus last year. are you feeling it at the pump? it is the highest in seven years. now democrats do face losing control of congress next year. the white house is now talking about tapping the strategic petroleum reserve. that is an unusual move for this. edward lawrence sat white house with more. edward, good to see you. reporter: well, liz the problem can be seen at an accelerating

rate at the gas pump also in our wallets. overnight the gallon of gas, the average gallon increased two cents to $3.24 per gallon. thatthat is a 48% increase fromt we were paying last year. people using oil to heat homes, $3.17. last year more than a dollar cheaper per gallon. you see the trend. republican senators are blaming senator joe biden. >> democrats are completely anti-fossil fuel. here is the news flash. the economy will be powered by fossil fuel for decades. you cannot replace fossil fuels with renewable energy in the near future. the more you inflict harm on america's energy sector more russia, middle east will benefit from our weakness. reporter: department of energy spokesperson says all options are on the table using the strategic petroleum reserves but

no action has been taken. white house press secretary jen psaki say they are talking with opec and as well as investigating companies in the gas supply chain. that will bring down prices. europe found itself in a mounting crisis with natural gas prices. recently russian president vladmir putin said they will pump more gas to meet demand. they believe it was a state-owned natural gas plant was slow to increase supply that created this problem. back to you. elizabeth: that is a great report. edward lawrence good to see you. to be clear the last time we tapped the strategic reserve was 10 years ago. it was because of supply disruptions in libya. that move was coordinated with other countries around the world. joining us texas congresswoman beth van duyne, house transportation, infrastructure. phil flynn is back with us, with the price futures group. congresswoman, first, what is your take on tapping the spr? that is seen as political. what do you think? >> i think it is crazy to do

that. admit you made a mistake, that the admin -- administration made a mistake. closing keystone pipeline, increasing opec requests, by having part of their you know, trillion dollar spending spree include increases on the natural gas tax, stopping any kind of flow of gas, oil production and gas production on federally owned lands. admit that has caused inflation. increased gas prices. it has weakened our national security. and it has weakened the national security of countries around the world now because of instead of being reliant on us, for the first time we were energy independent, the u.s. is energy independent since 1957, they're now looking at places like russia, opec for their gas. admit you made a mistake. elizabeth: we hear you. >> fix it and move on. elizabeth: phil, what do you think? the white house appears to admit

the u.s. oil boom did keep gas prices low. energy secretary jennifer granholm potentially stopping u.s. to export crude oil to keep it here to lower u.s. gas prices. what us your take what is going on? >> i think they're desperate because they're looking at their poll numbers and you realize they own this energy crisis. this is now the joe biden energy crisis. what you're seeing around the world you know, in china, the lights going off, factories closing down. people not having enough energy to get through winter, the windmills stopping blowing in the uk, that is coming soon to a city near you. we're already seeing the price increases. so the energy secretary, jennifer granholm is looking for bandaids to try to cool off prices but both of the things she is recommending would only have a short-term impact on price. it doesn't solve the major issue. the major issue is, is that we put our foot on the neck of the

u.s. energy producers. we've discouraged production here in the united states and now we're begging other countries to fill that void. that is not a policy. that is not going to work. it will hurt the global economy and the u.s. economy. elizabeth: phil is raising some great points there, congresswoman. the oil pros are also warning, we may not be seeing gas prices going lower anytime soon. there are supply chain problems that fill has also reported on. there is also hyperinflation. look at this data point, governments worldwide, not just the u.s., governments worldwide spent $15 trillion on the pandemic. what congress spent in less than a year, it took the federal reserve five years to do with quantitative easing. so we're hyper inflating the markets with a lot of push of cash into the markets. what do you say about this? >> i would say it is costing the average american $175 more per month to put gas in their car, to put food on the stable. that is only getting worse as

you mentioned before it gets better. for all of those people who are holding out on this promise as the far left will decrease carbon emissions or global emissions you have to think about where we're getting our energy now. where we are getting our gas and fuel. we're getting it from countries who don't have nearly the restrictions for safety that we do. so it is doing the exact opposite thing. he is right. this is going to affect folks choices at the midterms. elizabeth: we hear. >> you nobody is being saved from this, nobody. we're paying more for everything. elizabeth: what else is going on too, we have to report on this before we go. there is another reason, phil, why gas prices could stay high, the congresswoman is pointing out, what those points too. what world leaders are now gearing up for a new united nations meeting about this happen in a month, new global treaties to go after oil and gas. watch this. >> basically about our need to work together to address the

climate crisis. one of the greatest national security crises the president sees a number of other world leaders agree on that front. certainly we all want to keep gasoline prices low but the threat of the crisis, climate crisis can't wait any longer. elizabeth: you see the double-talk there. certainly we want to keep the prices low. we get that. it is time for the white house to stop with the word salads. it it is time to talk with the irritating talk around for subjects at hand. little guy, ordinary americans having to deal with their nonsensical policies in the interim which hits them hard in the wallet. so phil, you talked about it just a moment ago. they want, joe manchin doesn't like this. he wants natural gas front and center in the spending bills. they're talking about $150 billion where we pay through the department of energy to utilities to ramp up solar, ramp up win power, right? in the interim.

there is so much disregard for what is going on with regular taxpayers out there. what washington us doing to us and to them, there is growing outrage at this and you know, it is showing in the polls. your final word. >> i think that we just showed from that clip that the biden administration puts their climate agenda against the good of the american people. listen, we're going to be using oil and gas for many, many years. we can produce it here or somewhere else. elizabeth: nat-gas is clean. how are you going to power utilities that power the electric cars without nat-gas? i mean i can't -- sorry i got upset. congressman beth van duyne, phil flynn, you're terrific. feel passionate about that when it hits the american peoples' wallet it is enough. still to come pushback against the white house leveraging national power against parents speaking to school boards. this debate, why is the

administration focusing on parents not bigger issues like rising crime, drug gangs, border crisis, stalking of senators? we have former congressman sean duffy, senator bernie sanders refuses to condemn stalking of fellow democrat krysten sinema. progressives bullying fellow democrats. democrats don't have a mandate. they have the narrowest margin of control in a century. keep it here. you're watching fox business.

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supports. he has his left-wing mob going after fellow democrat senator supports that using force and intimidation. that is in his playbook. he is, i'm a parent liz. listen, when you have brat at this kids, if you let bratty kids be bratty you celebrate their brattiness you get more bratty kids. you have to reprimand kids, right? so the liberal base, the liberal media should actually come down hard on the people who are going after senators in the bathroom? really? i had that happen to me. they give the radicals a pass instead of holding them to account. elizabeth: people should remember this number. the reason why it is 50-50 for democrats in the senate is because they have narrowest margin in a century. why? the senator, republican senator out of georgia, david perdue, he lost by just 13,500 votes. that's it. that is why they're in charge right now, 13,500 votes in

georgia. that is why it is 50-50 in the senate. that is why democrats in control. senators, wanted statement to urge kyrsten sinema to drop opposition to the prescription drug reform and the big 3 1/2 trillion social spend. sean, i want you to listen to bernie sanders here. watch him miss apprehend, misunderstand democracy once more as he bullies democrat senators. watch this. >> two people do not have the right to sabotage what 48 want and what the president of the united states wants. that to me is wrong. elizabeth: falsely claiming they do not have the right? sean, what is he talking about. they represent their states, not bernie sanders. what do you say? >> first up he is the budget chairman. he should know numbers. it is 48 versus 52. 52 republicans don't support this as well. he is wrong there. every senator has a lot of power, far more than house

members, all have a right to voices to be heard. the greatest deliberative body ever existed so it was. we have the right to say we'll not go with the radical left-wing agenda. i think you and i know our viewers know how catastrophic the bill is for the american future. it lies in the hands of west virginia voters and activists. this will give, push support to the democrats to say no to the radical socialist wing of the democrat party if they continue to push back, to say no. otherwise, the bernie sanders push can be become overwhelming. there is a lot of voices, there is a lot of protesters. elizabeth: really hitting the president's numbers. show quinnipiac quickly. i want the viewer to see what is going on with quinnipiac. the progressives seem to be be dragging down his poll numbers, sean. it is now at 38%. his approval rating is 38%. 56% disapprove. terry mcauliffe running for

virginia governor. he is caught on a hot mic saying the president is a drag on erasing, basically, that he is not popular. the president is not popular. where is that bill clinton moment saying the era of big government is over? when bill clinton said that in 96 his gallop rating went up 10 points, you know what i mean, sean? biden is beating up people. get out of the way of big spending. final word. >> really easy, democrat, liberal progressive messaging sells well but when you implement it it is catastrophic for our economy and our people. that is one problem. in politics, when you have a drag at the head of the ticket which is joe biden he will pull down everyone who falls behind him which you will see first-hand in this virginia race. i don't know that the republican will win but it will be razor sharp, what is becoming a very blue state virginia that they should win easily, because joe biden is not popular.

elizabeth: big spending. people don't want to pay for free electric cars for government workers. free down payments for mortgages. you know what i mean, sean duffy. >> it is horrible. elizabeth: we hear you. still to come this hour, hunter biden and his big art sale. "new york times" op-ed says sale to anonymous buyers scream quote of a scam. this is going on. the treasury department warn ad year ago don't do this. you can't involve anonymous buyers. why? it invites criminality but the white house says trust us. up next dr. marc siegel on this latest vaccine mandate battle. hospitals in colorado and washington plan to stop organ transplants for the unvaccinated. stay right there.

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medically, somebody getting an organ, will be immunocompromised. will be on immunosuppressants should have a vaccine. the vaccine may not even work, liz. they would be way off better with a vaccine that could protect them. that is not the same thing as being denied an organ as a result. that is not a risk. they could be tested. elizabeth: the patients could die of covid-19 that is why they're rejecting giving them organ transplants. the danger that other transplant centers could transition to this. doctor, we've singh the -- seen were why the person rejected vaccine is for religious principles. they don't like use of feet tall cells in the research. -- fetal cells. transplant centers prioritize patients based on their no alcohol or no drugs.

how is this different. >> you described it beautifully. they have a religious exemption, but they're more at risk of covid than not having the vaccine. so the vaccine center is prioritizing them i want to choose people who will do better. like alcohol, they will give someone who had an alcohol problem but only if they're sure, super sure they will not go back and drink. so that is the rationale behind it. i think what is always missing in these cases is the one-on-one, discussion about this. head of the nih who is now actually stepping down believes it is okay to use the fetal cells even though he is deeply religious person. everyone has their opinion on that. rabbis and priests and clergy are not against the vaccine. almost across the board but the discussion has to be had one-on-one. i wish i could be in the room with the organ recipient. i don't think the hospital should be kicking them out. elizabeth: it looks real bad,

dr. siegel. final word. >> exactly. superimposed rules and dictums turning people off, making us feel we're living in a police state that is the problem here. that is why i want doctors involved and again, i want someone to get an organ who needs it at the top of the list. elizabeth: dr. marc siegel, always great to have you back on. good to see you. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. up later this hour. we have republican governors, saying mr. president the weak border is igniting a national drug cartel crisis. this as new reports out of central america, we can't believe this number. it is shocking. i don't even know what to make of it, a million migrants at once could show up at the border? that is stunning number. that is what central america is talking about. is that true? this story parents defending education by -- the white house ramping up as a federal crisis using massive firepower toe go

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♪. elizabeth: okay, we've got now seven state attorneys general say they will fight against the white house escalating into a national crisis parents potentially threatening allegedly threatening school boards. they're really upset about the toxic agendas being shoved on children but they're putting massive federal firepower including the fbi, homeland security, the secret service against parents. mark meredith in leesburg, virginia, with more. narc, good to see you. reporter: hey there, liz, all republicans on senate judiciary committee appear to be outraged with the attorney general. they say he has no right to limit parents free speech after

he directed the federal government to do more to protect school board members. the earlier this week attorney general issued a memo basically said the government will look at ways to protect members. he said there is sharp threats against education officials. concerned parties should call the fbi. the officials said that is ridiculous. the fbi should not be involved quashing, discourse well beneath violent act the. reported heated encounters between parents and involve speech clearly protected by the first amendment. no doubt in recent months we've seen some of these school board meetings get heated. parents are speaking up in greater numbers to voice outrage from mask imagine dates to what is going on with curriculum choices. the republicans say they are not threatening embracing the free speech. fox pressed white house wednesday. they said they're behind the attorney general and protecting people to insure the education officials can do their job

without getting hurt. but liz, this debate will not be ending anytime soon. elizabeth: mark meredith. great to see you. thanks for your great journalism. americans defending education, oscar. great to see you again. what are parents upset about? we're a g-rated show, what we saw about the porn in children school books. it is disgusting and outrageous. can you tell us what parents are upset about? >> absolutely, liz. for a year-and-a-half i've been going to my fairfax county public school school board meetings. they had ignored us. they muted us. shut us down. they hue mail eighted any which way they -- humiliated they can. two weeks ago a mother stood before the school board and showed evidence of porn, pedophilia in fairfax, virginia. what did they do? they took away her two minutes. they rushed off to a recess. but right now i am in front of

luther jackson middle school here in fairfax county. there are 100 parents outside with signs like this one. fbi versus moms? is that what really the biden administration wants to be doing. i suggest they back off and understand that parent are their friends and the friends of chirp are not the enemy. we are here to protect children. elizabeth: has anybody from the white house, administration, education department reached out to you, reached out to any of these parents to talk about their concerns? >> not a single person. that is what is unbelievable, liz. this mom stood before the school board and not a single school board member has contacted her. but guess what? we just sent a letter to the senate commerce committee and from parents defending education and we're asking for hearings because there is something very big that they're hiding. this is fox business and you know i love to follow the money. there is a big tech industry right now that is data mining children and i spoke before the

school board about a contract by panarama education, founded by the son-in-law of u.s. attorney general merrick garland. it all hits very close to home. elizabeth: apparently there is another leader, official at that panarama company, consultancy with multimillion-dollar contracts with school boards. he is talking about race alizeing school agenda for schoolchildren. even minority parent, black parents don't want this. why is the white house so okay with the, what school boards are doing to our children? why? >> because the teachers unions and unfortunately these political activists are part of the machine right now that is running our politics in this country. and there is a african-american man, harry jackson, outside right now a u.s. naval academy graduate. he rejects the idea of critical race theory because it has bigotry of low expectations. it has a racism of its own.

ultimately it is divisive. what is playing out right now is not the kinder, gentler america that the white house promised us. this is a divided nation that they are now polarizing even further. that is not okay. that is not the kind of america which we need to raise our children. elizabeth: you're right. we hear you, as a. watch this parent. like your reaction what you're about to here. >> that is funny that when i was on your show the first time i was a concerned parent. look what happened within a year. i was elevated to the status ever the domestic terrorist by the doj and the biden administration. this is indeed appalling, outrageous, insane that the doj is weaponizing the fbi to oppose the policies and actions of the, of the school boards. this is something that should be

very worrisome to every citizen in our country. elizabeth: okay the seven state attorneys general, asra, ohio ag, says don't make threats. don't make threats against the school board. people get that. harrassment is already a crime in many states. unless there is a conspiracy across state lines it is local police issue. it is not the federal government's business anymore than a bar fight. ag garland should know better but the doj is not aiming that firepower at the border. not enough of that firepower at drug gangs. nothing about left-wing harassers stalking senator sinema. this is about, part of the process is what president biden said but the issue is, basically, does it justify ag garland putting the fbi, dhs, secret service in secret strategy sessions with law enforcement to go against parents? >> what you're saying is so spot on because really this is misallocation of our government

resources, the critical need of law enforcement should not be turned on parents. it is so outrageous. in fact right now i just got a direct message on twitter from a concerned parent because they heard the fbi in their local district in north carolina is now meeting with the school board and they are going to actually work on policing free speech. that is not okay. elizabeth: that is wrong. >> what you're say something exactly right liz. elizabeth: we hear you. we'll have you on again. finish your thought. >> thank you. oh, i just want to say go to my twitter account at as renault mauney. go to the live stream. watch a real school board meeting. you will see brave parents standing up like sherry jackson. elizabeth: thank you, we'll have you on again soon. good to see you, asra still to come the border crisis. gop governors warning president biden you're weak border policies are igniting a national drug crisis. there are new reports. this is astonishing.

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influence. his paintings are going for half a million bucks apiece. where do you come down on this? >> bret stevens is absolutely right. this is influence peddling in broad daylight. hunter biden is third rail of stories for news outlets. it is 11th commandment. you shall not mention hunter biden and white house obvious conflict of interest and being compromised by anonymous buyers. even the white house ethics chief under obama-biden says this is absolutely a scandal. what first time artist since da vinci got $500,000 for a painting, adjusts for inflation? the media yawning as it happens. ultimate bias of omission. if this was donald trump, jr. or eric trump it would be a media apocalypse. elizabeth: we like that adjusted for inflation part. that was funny. >> thank you. >> hunter on a recent podcast

defended new art sales against critics and watchdogs, i hate to say it for cable, he said, f-em. white house is avoiding questions. watch this, joe. >> again the gallery spoken, we spoken to what the specifics the gallerrist has agreed to. what recommendations were made. i have gone that several times. i don't have additional details. elizabeth: you know? okay. enough already. sol wisenberg said jimmy carter repute eighted his brother. now we're dumping down this kind of stuff, normalizing bad behavior. what do you think? >> seems like we are normalizing bad behavior. maybe one question to jen psaki here and there, about that. where is "60 minutes" on this? honestly, here you have so much, not just here, obviously what happened with hunter biden and ukraine and burisma and china and his laptop, the emails,

where you had traditional media, working with the biden campaign, to quash the story "new york post" got first. they succeeded. consequences, future trust be damned. where are the 50 former senior intelligence officials signed off on the letter, remember, elizabeth, almost every media outlet said differencetive proof that the hunter biden laptop story was classic russian misinformation on that. where is john brennan? he signed off on the letter. he is on nbc news. general michael hayden is on cnn he said that was russian disinformation, the laptop story. you will see him on the air, sorry, go ahead. elizabeth: finish your point. >> you will see him on the air, i got it wrong i shouldn't have signed that letter. i have no idea it was russian information around the time miami dolphins win super bowl. which ain't happening anytime

soon. elizabeth: jim make as compelling case, hunter biden never disputed the emails. his reported laptop emails. he never disputed them. he is saying they're genuine. they looked into it. you see so much shady, sketchy deal-making with off-balance sheet scheller companies, burying cash flow with deals around the world, kazakhstan, russia, china and more. it's a web, a cat's cradle of scheller companies hunter biden and his uncle set up. also that email with the 10% cut for the father, that is tony bobulinski is saying is the president. never disputed it. final word. >> the big guy. look, those emails that you talked about, people are cc'd on those emails that those emails are directed to coming to and from hunter biden everybody in the emails also never disputed, that is not me. hey, i want involved in that that is all you need to know about that. this was just an effort by big media, social media, an effort to get candidate biden over the

finish line and it worked. what a catastrophe, elizabeth. >> joe concha, good to have you on. we'll be back. >> good to see you. elizabeth: former dhs official ken cuccinelli. we have republican governors warning the president, look it, your weak border is igniting a national drug crisis. we have this crazy report out of central america, "the los angeles times is reporting that central america is talking about a million migrants showing up all at once at the border s that even real? is that true? keep it here on "the evening edit." ♪.

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back with us now, former dhs acting deputy secretary, kenneth, great to have you back on. we got secretary blanket and my office only to mexico to talk about border security and then ten republican governors and border officials they you can stop your water crisis now, you've turned border into a war zone with drug cartel, bring back what trump was doing and bring back those policies. what do you say. >> status true. people realize how much hard work went into putting policies in place and actually

implementing them while being sued by the popes and office as allies. they worked. we talked about but remain in mexico program from a very effective. the consequences governor dewine of ohio talking about extraordinary functional deaths in ohio which comes virtually entirely over that southern border and it's an open door now for the drug cartel as much money as they make on drugs, they may even make more money now on human trafficking so the commoners are targeted in the right space but i'd say for the governors, there are things they can do particularly texas, governor abbott leading the way here invaded and they can treated as such and return these people back across the river. they don't have to begging and

pleading the federal government, they have power in the constitution. liz: ohio is saying the government is saying at least 80% of overdose deaths every week are caused by functional you have the texas governor saying the amount of functional i texas alone is enough to kill every man, woman and children in texas, california and new york. talk about what you said about returning people on their own, right? is not true? talk about that. >> not to be a law professor. article four, section four the constitution includes a guaranteed by the federal government to protect every state against invasion. it's hard to argue texas is not being invaded. this would be harder argument for ohio but not texas so article one section ten gives the state power to defend itself and all we are talking about is

moving these people back across the border and who are not using immigration authority you are using the power given the states and article one ten to repel an invasion and the federal government not only is he doing its job there, it's inviting these people in so the states on the border and respond. liz: put out the word to all border states and fentress turned them back. we got an activist central america from boarding the los angeles times the u.s. will soon have one killing people all at once at the border, i can't even comprehend that number. >> it's hard to imagine but honestly, 200,000 for more than one month in a row is hard to imagine. we're starting to see what it looks like in the del rio bridge

administration was trying to keep the media away, trying to shut down the story and get it gets worse and worse and honestly if the states in the border don't start conducting self-help, they are going to be hurt the worst and they have the power and authority to do this. liz: nbc is reporting white house officials are saying they knew about migrants coming to the del rio bridge in june and july, july but wouldn't do anything about it because progressive's top that. you know what united states of america, it's not just your america. your final word? >> my final port, we stopped caravans cooperation with guatemala, el salvador and new mexico. they had to be pushed into the cooperation but there was a year end a half where there were no caravans. we stopped them, they can stop

them, to if they are committed to doing. liz: deadlocked with bureaucratic insight about this. it's good to see you, come back soon. i am elizabeth mcdonald, you've been watching the evening at it. thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: it was never really about safety, it was always just for show. the whole thing is possible. feel morally superior to you and now we have the proof. more than a year end a half, the left has been on a religious crusade to get everyone to wear a mask all the time and if you don't wear one from work basically jeffrey dahmer and want to kill people. even though it's still unclear how much protection mass provide, there's a lot of