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'70s and riots tore through washington the day trump was inaugurated. democrats led by hillary clinton, kamala harris, former president jimmy carter called trump an illegitimate president. attacked undermined trump. dozens of house democrats did not attend trump's inauguration. trump, yes was and is polarizing. the voters are saying stop ripping the country apart. start saying loud and clear the social justice riots tore through the country and killed 30 were wrong. we're in a pandemic. where is the unity everyone campaigned on? joining us tonight congressman michael waltz, james comer, jason smith and greg stuebe. "the washington examiner"'s david drucker, fox news contributor deroy murdoch and national border patrol council vice president, he is art del cueto. these stories tonight. 330 children in chicago again out of school.

children out on a second day of their illegal strike. they are getting slammed for joking on social media like facebook about their time off. year going to dig into that. this shocking story, how did the boston marathon bomber end up with a covid relief check? also this, as president biden, he is trying to move on the pandemic. he is going to tell americans, reports coming in, just live with covid. this is a new normal? but this is six months after president biden declared independence from it. where are the treatments as vaccines are waning in power? and communist china now mocking the u.s. for not having free speech as twitter and facebook sensor conservatives. plus a new member of the rules for thee not for me club, democrat congressman eric swalwell caught maskless in miami after demanding mask mandates and attacking the gop in the pandemic.

white house hypocrisy, they declared january, human trafficking prevention month. doing nothing to stop the surge of human trafficking at our southern border. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, we begin with president biden. he gave a speech today marking the first anniversary of the capitol riots that tried to stop congress from certifying biden's election. 705 people have been arrested since. 172 pleaded guilty to charges. aishah hasnie has more. reporter: liz, good evening to you. a somber day, a very divided capitol. we did not see gop leadership at all at any of the events today as republicans say that democrats are trying to politicize the events of january 6th. senate majority leader chuck

schumer wants to blow up the filibuster in order to bypass a gop blockade on their voting rights legislation and we absolutely heard democrats today use the attack on the capitol to lobby for those bills. >> from the brutality of bloody sunday, edmund pettus bridge, came historic voting rights legislation. so now let's step up, write the next chapter in american history. >> as we reflect on that darkest day we remember the insurrection not only to attack the building but undermined democracy for itself. reporter: biden took aim at president trump accusing him trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. trump firing back minutes later, writing, america is a laughingstock of the world and it is all because of the real insurrection which took place on november 3rd. but this is an election year and maga republicans should get elected and work with me to fix

this horror that joe biden and the democrats have brought us. meanwhile the january 6th committee also mared in politics. it has been struggling big time to get trump allies and aides to testify. house republican conference chairwoman elise stefanik took a shot at the committee, accusing speaker pelosi not allowing the sergeant-at-arms to turn over documents that republican really want to see. the committee plans to release a preliminary report by this summer. liz? elizabeth: aishah hasnie, thanks for joining us, good to see you. back with us is congressman michael waltz from house armed services. also joining us, author of "in trump's shadow." "washington examiner" senior congressional correspondent david drucker. great to have you back on. congressman, you voted to certify biden's election. seven people died, including three police officers. take us back to that day.

>> i was there out house floor. it was a terrible day, i want to be clear on that but we were debating and doing what we should do in a democracy unlike places where i served all over the world. we were debating the constitution. we had a number of efforts to get this resolved in the courts. i want to be clear everyone who participated in that riot should be prosecuted but prosecuted with due process afforded in the constitution. there is real concerns that that is not being done. liz to your point on you know, the division and divisiveness today, i think president biden missed a real opportunity to try to unify the country and talk about the resiliency of our republic and the resiliency of our system that lead to a peaceful transfer of power ultimately. for vice president harris to compare, i'm a veteran, for her to compare what happened that

day to 9/11 and to pearl harbor was insulting. i'm glad you pointed out that for jimmy carter, a former president, for hillary clinton, and so many others for four years to say trump was illegitimate, push the narrative that the russians basically got into the election has gotten us to where we are today. i didn't see anything today to try to get the country to a better place. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, david, what are your thoughts? >> well look i think president biden today delivered speech that democrats have long wanted him to deliver, right? there are just stark differences of opinion between republicans and democrats at least in washington when it comes how they look back on january 6th. obviously individual members are going to have different experiences. they're going to think of it differently. the congressman just gave his thoughts on how he experienced that day but when you talk to

democratic activists, democratic politicians, and grassroots liberals they wanted biden in particular to call out the former president's unfounded claims about the stolen election and talk about what he did leading up to january 6th. in their eyes it wasn't just the speech he gave at the ellipse on january 6th in washington, what happened at the capitol. the riot on the capitol on january 6th, but what he talked about for weeks and months and has continued to say since then that led people to believe, supporters of his at least, that the election was stolen and something needed to be done. so while the speech he gave you know, i knew immediately because i cover republicans so closely would make them unhappy, it certainly wasn't going to bring them into the fold into some sort of unifying look at how january 6th should be dealt with, it made democrats and democratic party that have been looking for a fight from this president on this issue very,

very happy. elizabeth: yeah. i hear what david is saying. congressman, you're light right to hold out our institutions held up, american institutions held up. the point is well-taken we've been delegitimatizing rival president since bill clinton. polarization according to pugh started in '70s. the democrats refused to accept trump that he was illegitimate president like george w. bush in 2001. >> that's right. elizabeth: byron york is pointing out, more people refused to accept the results of trump's 2016 election than 2020, according to polls out of "the washington post" and university of maryland. >> again what i hear back in my district is just the sense after two-tiered system here of two sets of rules. to your point a number of democrats, they called president

w bush selected, not elected. john lewis led the charge in 2004. they protested ohio's voting machines and said the voting machines were rigged and tossed the election his way not to mention everything they did to president trump in 2016. on top of that, where is the outcry for courthouses being under siege for most of 2020. white house where over 60 police officers were injured and the president had to be evacuated after a breach of white house grounds? yet we hear nothing about that and, all we hear to the media and from the left is about this day and again, those folks should be prosecuted but sets of two sets of rules. liz, i want to say too, i'm not hearing about this in general outside of the day back in my district. i'm hearing about crime, border, inflation, afghanistan, and kitchen table issues.

that is what people are upset about. they're upset how the country is being governed right now. elizabeth: i think to the congressman's point, that, david, that is what voters are really talking about according to the polls, david. but now you hear about you know, getting rid of the electoral college again, packing the supreme court, you know, vote reform where you don't have to have an i.d. to vote. you just to have signature, david. mail-in ballots where you can mail in your vote that will be accepted 10 days after the election. federalizing half of the federal government, take over the powers of elections away from the states. that is, seems like this is a setup for that kind of action in d.c. by the democrats. your final word? >> well, look, you know i think when we look back at both parties over time chipping away at the legitimacy of our elections i think it's a very good point. i think what made 2020 different is that outgoing president clinton and vice president gore

did not actively to try to undermined the outcome and certification of that election. nor did any of the presidents or vice presidents that followed. that included outgoing vice president biden in 2016. it's a very interesting reaction to have after watching how trump handled the postelection period to want to hand more power over to the federal government. you think one of the things that helped system work, it its diffuse, handled by states an counties. hard for one party, one individual to wrap their arms around it and control it. elizabeth: congressman michael waltz. jackie: david drucker, really appreciate it. this story is coming up. a new member of the rules for thee, not for me club. eric swalwell caught maskless in miami after attacking the gop on the pandemic. we'll hit this house oversight education member, congressman

james comer coming up. chicago teachers out on a second day of their illegal strike. 330,000 children not in school. these educators now getting blasted for joking on facebook and social media and bragging about their time off. we'll dig into this next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. ♪. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪

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elizabeth:330,000 children, mayor lightfoot considering legal action against the teach's union. the city filed unfair labor practices complaint. grady trimble in chicago with more. >> we should find out whether classes will be canceled today. the district is hoping to up schools with in-person classes tomorrow to get people to show up. they say one in eight ct uteachers actually went into the classroom today, which is slight improvement from yesterday but still not enough. one teacher coming in, joe okul has not participated in a work

stoppage since 2005. he is not participating in this one despite he has cancer. a districtwide shutdown makes no sense. he has 82 students. he is not aware of a single case of covid among them this week. >> there are ways to fight city hall. there are ways to make those demands without putting the fight with kids in the middle of a fight. >> democrats, republicans and public health officials are in rare agreement that one of the safest places kids can be right now is in the classroom. despite the fact that school districts across the country have gotten billions of dollars of federal aid from the government to keep schools open, more than 4700 of them are either closed or fully remote right now. mayor lori lightfoot says the ct-u is holding kids hostage. elizabeth: grady trimble, thank you so much.

really appreciate it. joining us from house oversight, house education committee, congressman james comer. great to have you back on, congressman. there is an uproar, chicago educators, mocking their strike on facebook saying they will take sick pay, days out for sick pay, even while on strike. that they could do this until june. should they quit and give other jobs. the mayor said if they don't show up for work they shouldn't get paid. where do you come down on this? >> i agree with the mayor first time ever. their job is to teach our children, unfortunately, what we're seeing is, the teachers unions have taken control of the public school systems in the largest cities in america. guess what, those are the school systems failing, those are the school systems we see the test scores decline the most. it is direct correlation to having virtual learning. students need to be in the classroom. if teachers, teachers unions are going to still work with democrat party to create an

environment where they can opt out of going to school in lieu of virtual learning, then we're going to have to do something about it because the school system is the safest place for kids during covid. that has been proven. the science shows that public schoolchildren have suffered very little from covid with respect to hospitalizations, which is how you should be measuring this. we all know with children in public school system that virtual learning has held our children back from virtual learning. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear, congressman. mulvaney with us tonight. i will ask a chicago teacher. ask for your reaction to this. dock their pay for every day they're off? >> yes, if you don't work, you shouldn't get paid. that is a basic concept in this country. folks who pushed back on the biden administration to push back on the first place are unions, generally associated with the left. >> in the previous strikes i

already made a decision, because i joined the chicago public schools, as a teacher, first and foremost as a teacher. and, my role, i believe my role should be inside of the classroom with my students. should not be in picket line. i am first and foremost to be a teacher. secondly i believe that there are ways to fight city hall. you don't dangle the plight of the kids in the middle of the fight just to secure demands. but i have something against people using the union as a tool for political gain. and that is my stand. elizabeth: yeah. it is also about money. what did chicago and its schools do with nearly two billion dollars in taxpayer money it got with covid relief to keep schools open? that is out of 150 to 200 billion given to schools. what did they do with the money? >> that is a great question.

i don't think anyone in congress can answer that. the problem with the teachers union. what can you do to improve public education and dollars around more money, and more money. i know a lot of great public school teachers. they want to be in the classroom. they want their children to learn. most teachers do. what happens, these teachers unions have been taken over by the most radical, liberal, socialist teachers that just want to do everything to benefit themselves. they don't put the children first. that is very disappointing. because most public school teachers do. but these teachers unions are just going to have to look in the mirror, to say we're failing our children. we're failing public education and you know if you're not going to work you shouldn't get paid, there are 10 million jobs available in america right now. any teacher that doesn't want to be in the classroom shouldn't have any trouble finding a job in the private sector right now. elizabeth: congressman james comer, great to have you back on. good to see you. come back soon.

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show. house budget ranking member. he is congressman jason smith. first, let's deal with this. great to have you back on, congressman. how did convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev get 1400-dollar relief check last summer? he killed 3 people and injured hundreds? >> carelessness, liz, i warned democrats right after the biden bailout bill was passed in the spring, the week after i filed a piece of legislation, we had a vote on the floor to prevent prisoners from getting stimulus checks. every democrat in the house of representatives voted against it. we saw it was going to happen. the democrats new it. they all voted to allow these prisoners to receive those checks. elizabeth: so dick durbin the senator was saying we need to keep that money going to prisoner's families but looks like the prisoners are getting it. the he has been ordered by prosecutors to return money as

restitution to victims. he barely paid more than 100 million he owes. a weird thing we're giving relief checks, taxpayer money to convicted felons? >> liz, not only waste in regards to relief checks to felons, but there were stimulus checks since japanese citizens who live in japan. there was, there was two million dollars sent to the university of syracuse to plant trees. there was millions of dollars to build luxury apartments in connecticut. four million dollars for a parking garage in south carolina. 16 million-dollars palm beach had to make a golf course. the waste within a bill that joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer says was covid relief was ridiculous. i sent a letter, yesterday, liz. a letter yesterday to joe biden, calling out the two billion dollars that joe biden used to convert and take away from

testing in our strategic stockpile for covid testing to give to house illegals at southern border. it is ridiculous what that administration is doing. elizabeth: well it is stunning arrogance and vanity and egoism. they touted him as the next fdr, acts as part of the kennedy family as d.c. sources have been telling me. it is total taxpayer abuse. now he is about to tell americans, you will have to live with covid. that is a potential speech coming out of the white house coming up, this is the new normal. congressman this is six months after biden declared independence from covid-19 and you know, where are the drugs for this? because the vaccines do wane in strength? we cannot keep having boosters every six months. >> let me tell you, joe biden campaigned saying that he would fix this covid crisis if he got elected. since he has become president we have had more people die of covid.

he has done absolutely zero. president trump was the one who created vaccination underneath his watch. however, what joe biden is doing, he is using a permanent pandemic narrative to try to get more command-and-control of lives of all americans so that americans aren't seeing every crisis he has created. whether it is the border crisis, the inflation crisis, the afghanistan crisis, the energy crisis, now we're seeing the covid testing crisis. the fact that we have less covid testing available because he diverted that money to housing illegals at the southern border, that is unacceptable. elizabeth: now he is blaming the states saying unfortunately some states have not spent the money on testing, right? the white house has not reportedly signed a contract for the at-home test can kits they promised weeks ago. late-night talk show hosts are having a field day with this. watch this. >> i feel better, if people were

not still waiting for spanish flu test. the lines are so long for covid by the time you get to the front you don't have it anymore. cdc says it is cool. you can go home. you waited long enough. >> the country is in chaos. we need clear guidance from the cdc why they issued new guidance updating the recent five-day isolation rule, with the simple addendum, people who have recovered from the virus, isolated at least five days can take a rapid test if they want, but they don't have to, those who test positive five days from the initial test should isolate for another five days also. people who test negative or don't get tested can go back to work as long as they wear a mask elizabeth: that's funny stuff, right, congressman. here is the thing, i want to report this to you, school districts in atlanta, detroit, chicago, san francisco, newark, new jersey, they're citing testing shortages as a reason to

close down schools and return to remote learning. that is how dire this is. your final word? >> liz, the american people have to live with it. the fact that joe biden if he just done nothing as president of the united states, we would be better off you about unfortunately his leadership has led us to every crisis including every issue in regards to covid, whether it is vaccine mandate crisis. whether the shortage in the testing, it is completely unacceptable and the american people just have to, have to learn to deal with covid and they can't look to joe biden to help. elizabeth: yeah. you know what? all the happy talk, all the rhetoric, right, almost bulletproof rhetoric coming out of democrats in d.c., when you look under the hood, it ain't pretty. it is not good stuff what this country is now enduring. the topspin has got to stop. congressman jason smith. so great to have you back on. we'll have you back on again soon. we're coming out of the bottom

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elizabeth: joining us from house foreign affairs, congressman greg stuebe. we covered the capitol riots live the night it was happening. you were on camera with us that night. can you tell us your thoughts about this day? "wall street journal" editorial page is saying that you know, trump incited the rioters to march on the capitol, failed to

act as we watch on television of the white house. your thoughts on today? >> well, today, you know, a year later, the capitol is no more secure today than it was a year ago. speaker pelosi has refused to give us and the american people all of the footage from the capitol that day. still held in secret. nobody had access to it. she refused to give communications with capitol police an law enforcement leaders that day, days leading up to january 6th, january 6th what was going on. our question, republicans questioned her, why are you failing to release all this information to not only republicans and investigative committee but to the american people. obviously something is being hidden here. i think anybody that broke federal law should be held liable and criminally liable for the laws they broke. they should be treated the same way as other actors, progressive actors seen attack the federal courthouse over the summer.

attack the department of interior. the department of justice should treat all the crimes the same. unfortunately that is not what is happening today. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear, congressman, those are important points you made. we need to move on to this. china's state-run media the global times is mocking, making fun much social media including twitter's ban of georgia congressman marjorie taylor-green, tweeted out unverified information from the vair system. chinese say freedom of each is illusion of america. what are your thoughts about this story? >> rich from a country with a million muslims in concentration camps. take that for what it is worth with a government and communist party with people in concentration camps. that is the direction we're going. my bill on section 230 reform would strip away liability reprotections, these social media companies if they violate your first amendment rights. right now we have --

elizabeth: finish your thought. sorry. finish your thought? >> social media companies who can't get sued by anybody and have free reign what they want allowed placed on their platforms, not allowed to be placed on the platforms. if we allow liability, i think you would see the behavior change quickly. elizabeth: i'm sorry. you didn't mine to say the u.s. is heading toward a concentration camp? >> no. is is heading towards losing first amendment rights, social media companies, determining what they can and cannot place on their platforms. elizabeth: the global times editorial is pretty disturbing, right? we're seeing this coming in to the studios. that this, you're right, this is the most oppressive regime on the planet. for them to be talking about twitter, talking about

censorship by twitter, you know, it is all about authoritarian rule over you know, messy democracy. they just want social media to stop pretending that they are morally superior for their authoritarianism. when we see what is happening in silicon valley. one critic called it their own politburo. that is what they're calling it in silicon valley? >> a sad place in america, a former president banned from twitter. they're banning individual members of congress because they don't agree with what they're saying on these sites. we need to reform section 230 and hold companies responsible for violating our first amendment rights. elizabeth: the cure for free speech, if you have problematic free speech is more speech, right? debate it, debate. point out what is wrong. congressman greg stuebe, great to have you back on. come back soon. up next fox news contributor deroy murdoch. more rules for thee, but not for me. another member of that club,

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elizabeth: look who is back with us, fox news contributor deroy murdoch. he is a great writer. great to have you back on. what was your reaction when you saw representative eric swalwell, we're for mask mandates and all of that. blaming republicans for prolonging the pandemic. now he is caught on camera not wearing a mask in florida. "the daily mail" got these shots. what do you think of this story? >> absolutely elizabeth. happy new year. first thing i thought i was jimmy carter. during the energy crisis jimmy carter urged americans to stay home, wear sweaters to save energy. i thought that was crazy. to his credit jimmy carter wore a sweater in the white house.

he lived by the rules, suggestions he was making for americans. that is a totally different example what we see today, people like eric swalwell, who says you got to wear your mask. put your mask on. if you don't wear a mask, you're terrible human being. here he is maskless. one of a long parade of democrat s done this sort of thing over new year's weekend. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez having a great time with her mask off. we had the mayor of austin telling people, stay home, don't travel, stay in your houses. gave that edict to his people in austin from cabo san lucas where he was on vacation. governor whitaker said people stay home. don't travel. he hopped on a plane. went down to visit her father in florida. muriel bowser mayor of washington, d.c., said wear your mask. she was at a wedding. maskless. she was enjoying the mewses i can, spirit moved her. that is the exception where the

covid germs stay away from dancing music you like. this is democrat hypocrisy. and barking orders at american citizens, completely ordering edicts an demands they make of us. elizabeth: that is important point you're making, deroy. swalwell's state of california extended the indoor mask mandate for mid-february. dr. fauci saying because omicron has lesser, less severe implications than the other variants doesn't mean we have to drop our restrictions. everybody is running to florida. florida doesn't have manner dates. aoc went to florida. gretchen whitmer went to florida. eric swalwell goes to florida, running away from the high regulatory states. you know what it feels like de? people are sick of being bullied, rioters go on the streets, shoplifters with smash-and-grab looting, let criminals out on the street. so unfair to law-abiding americans.

your word on that? >> double standard. again, i think it would be a lot easier to put up with this if people had masks on all the time and they were following the advice or many cases, orders mandates they inflict on us. they gone to live as we wish. most dramatic example is governor newsom in california. maskless hanging out at french laundrie restaurant in sonoma county, enjoying a fabulous dinner with 1000-dollar or more bottles of wine with a bunch of lobbyists. does it get hypocritical than tha. he faced a recall. he survived the recall. people are upset about that. people signed a petition to get him out of there. i wish they had done so? elizabeth: florida governor saying you're bashing us, right? because of our policies, not, you know, you had draconian policies but you coming to visit florida. deroy murdoch, good to see you, come back soon. good to see you. art del cueto of the national border patrol council.

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back with us now, one patrol council vice president, great to have you back on. officials, reactions are pouring in. cap in the white house put out a national plan to stop human trafficking and say january is national human trafficking when there's human trafficking guidance water crisis? >> does have become comical with this administration and the reason i say almost is because there's nothing comical about this crisis, this administration created by putting vulnerable women, children and families become victims of criminal organizations, human smuggling. i don't even know what they are saying realistically, we got to change some of these policies and need to realize their

policies working under the last administration that secure our country will in the future of american security of americans they are continuing human trafficking, it is all a political strength. liz: it sex trafficking, forced labor, living humans as cargo, it is heartbreaking. transnational human smuggling organizations at a level of fortune 500 companies, it is horrific. i've seen graphic details of going on with human trafficking tied to the poor crisis and we have to look at the images and it stuck i can get anybody ptsd photos to put out this rhetoric stomach human trafficking when their drink nothing to stop the border crisis is shocking. you're one of my? >> nothing more than a political ploy the flyers and they both

declare human smuggling but they won't do anything or change policies and not enforce the laws of the country and one enforcement to allow criminal organizations to continue under this administration. liz: i just can't look at what's happening with women and children, i'm seeing images, it's awful, heartbreaking and awful. i want to get to this sound bite out of the border guys in arizona, but listen to them because they are on the front lines like you have been. >> this is a war, it's not something we are going to win because honestly if we were looking at winning this, we have to take the fight to where the enemy is which is across the border. it's because of the increase in value and the drugs coming across but it's also the cartel in a constant state of war with

each other and there are what we call grifters or crews coming to rip off humans and drugs from these coyotes or smugglers bringing the drugs and so it's a much more violent game in mexico. >> i love the policy makers to understand the aspects of what's going on in the consequences going on. liz: we hear what they are saying, forced labor, sex trafficking of women and children, young girls and boys and we also have this story, why isn't the white house, why isn't home and security putting out reports on how many deportations took place in the last fiscal

year? where is that report? >> exactly, they don't want the american public to realize the apprehensions were up but how many did they actually sent to their countries? that is the main issue and as you saw men and women talking about the issues in arizona, i've been here my entire life, i've seen how bad it is and i can tell you right now in my over 40 years living on the border, i've never seen it this that and administration care so much less about the american public and men and women putting their lives on the line every day. liz: we feel for the people trying to do the right thing at the border. it's heartbreaking what you guys have to endure every day with little support from this white house. are they not putting out the report because it could be politically damaging? >> no, i haven't seen the report myself so i can only imagine but because i've been here and seen

the apprehensions, it's going to be shocking to a lot of people, probably worse than what people believe it's going to be and who knows, there probably waiting for another before they release the number. liz: we are seeing ice arrests ready dropping from what you want to give a ballpark about is? >> yes, liz, the numbers may be dropping but this administration has allowed the criminal organizations to flourish so even though the numbers of apprehensions may drop, a lot has to do with agencies moving in different positions to process those that have been apprehended so now you have gaps with the got a ways who have done a fantastic job a couple weeks ago, the getaway numbers would go up and at the same time you will not have a true number of apprehensions because they are becoming more and more

creative how to get caught and that is the problem. liz: you been doing the right thing, nine out of ten deportations are usually criminal, or, thank you for your service to our country. you have been watching for evening edit on foxbusiness, that does it for us, thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: democracy is under attack and if we don't act now, our country may never be the same so why is this happening? was at last year's january 6 right? nope. the voting rights battle. wrong. critical race theory? it's not that either. the single "issue is" it could bring our republic to its knees, authoritarianism under the guise of keeping us safe from covid. economic and social lockdowns, vaccine and mask mandate, just to go to dinner, these