there is no more free money? there is a reason they always say once you give something it's hard to take it away. i hope adams can waive this magic wand and get people back to the office. i do have a feeling though it's going to be a lot tougher than that. that doesn't rust on foxbusiness on "foxbusiness tonight" "the evening edit" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> tonight the white house on the verge of another loss? the supreme court conservative majority today appears skeptical and may curtail by new sweeping mandates for the private sector indicating it's an unconstitutional overreach also this, and justice accused of making a false claim that 100,000 children are and hospitals. it's not that number is under 3400 were going to break out happened today joining us tonight congressman andy

harris, john cap company, john hopkins university professor, doctor marty macario. parents defending education vice president, the hills of joe concha, former top ice official. tonight more supreme court justices not having the facts. in the chicago teachers union's illegal strikes. now in its third day the union demanding children be tested without parental consent. the white house will say that president biden will intervene, should he pull a reagan and fire them? they walk out could trigger more strikes nationwide. we are going to tell you where. also tonight is the white house topspin finally catching up? vice president kamala harris american feelings, sounds like jimmy carter. president biden today says quote i think it is a historic day for our economic recovery. on the same day one of the worst jobs reports of his presidency. the president also said covid is not here to stay.

but then said it is the new normal. polls show america is not happy with white house and messaging. we have more on that. also tonight a leaked phone call has nancy pelosi reportedly warning democrats to avoid calling the biting agenda quote transformative. to downplay it as sweeping in a new messaging strategy, will that work? also the story tonight with polls showing voters are saying it is washington dividing america and democrats ignoring far left of violence is angering voters nationwide. and, more democrats demand mask mandates but we know all about that and where they are going. they are flocking to florida for a mask list one interpreter going to look into how florida is handling its recent surging cases. the economy is powering along with note mandates and open schools. to the border crisis with this update for you. seven days into the new year, the white house is still not releasing the 2021 ice report

on arrest and deportation of criminal illegal aliens, what are they trying to hide? thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. thanks for joining us you are watching the foxbusiness network. we are going to be it was supreme court justices led by chief justice john roberts indicating the white house exceeded its constitutional authority with the biden vaccine mandate for 84 million private sector workers. the justice is asking is the purview of the states and congress liberal indicate they are for the mandate we are happy to have aisha with more, good to see a very. >> hey liz, good evening to you. you are right the justices seems split on at least one of these cases based on their ideology. the good news is arguments

have wrapped up and we could get these any day now. on the workplace mandate for employers with more than 100 workers, opponents of this say this man they will only hurt businesses and economic recovery. chief justice roberts and justice gorsuch have suggested the federal government is overstepping on this one. justice kavanaugh also noting congress has not even past anything like this. because the mandate includes a masking and testing option, liberal justices are for letting this amanda go into effect. >> and more and more people are getting sick every day i do not mean to be dramatic i'm stating facts. and this is the policy that is most geared to stopping all of this. there is nothing else that will perform that function better than incentivizing people strongly to vaccinate themselves.

>> i was justice kagan ranked their prey on the second case, list, the workers a mandate basically anyone working in healthcare facility that receives a medicare or medicaid money, the justices as a whole appear they are going to let this one to stand. again these cases are being fast-track because the mandate is coming up fast got about a hundred million workers out there got some big tough decisions to make, liz. elizabeth: terrific reporting, thank you for joining us appreciate the update there. congressman andy harris lung fox news contributor and john's hopkins university professor of public health, doctor marty macario we have to start with you. congress and were going get to you in a second period justice falsely claimed 100,000 children are in hospital sick with a covid on ventilators let's us into this, watch break works omicron is as

deadly and causes as much a serious disease in the unvaccinated as delta did but we have over 100,000 children which we have never had before, in serious condition and many on ventilators. >> it is not less than 3400. doctor macario what you think of this? >> this is really disappointing, liz. this is the supreme court using a really bad data to make a very bad decision 100,000 children in the hospital, most with severe illness the real number from the cdc is 5528 from their covid net surveillance and network which is not a comprehensive number but it's a pretty good approximation. that's a kids with a covid and fork over the hospitals now reporting how many are with covid and one commoner for covid are saying the majority 50 -- it's tragic using data

from headlines and not real medical statistics. >> justice sotomayor laura said oma krohn is more deadly than the delta variant what you say? >> i do not know where she gets her evidence for that. it's from their sources oma krohn is less dangerous to almost everyone then delta was. this kind of exaggeration above and beyond the science is just uncalled for. especially in the supreme court of the united states. >> you note doctor makary, justice roberts asked why doesn't congress have a say in this? why don't these states have a say on this? there is no discussion of a natural immunity and much of the debate today. so it sounds like chief justice roberts is sticking with the previous supreme court decision of 1905 the power to do vaccine mandates is up to the state.

>> this is the problem justice roberts is getting at. when you have so much central control when the federal government makes so many sweeping decisions for the entire country based on the recommendation of one medical advisor, that's 81-year-old dr. found to your going to get it wrong sometimes. he has completely ignored natural immunity. it's tragic that mean some people are forced to get a vaccine to develop antibodies that they already have circulating in their system. they are just antibodies the government does not recognize. elizabeth: to the doctor's point there, it is also this, congressman, white house is using temporary emergency osha rules. they have never been stretched this far ever to do a federal mandates. justice amy coney barrett said how long will the temporarily rules be in place? by the way, that move has failed in court for things like asbestos, it has failed four out of five times. this feels like a stretch of

the existing rules. >> there is no question it certainly is. there is no reason why the ministration did not go to congress. congress was in session. again the sun is in session of the house open session next week. they could go to congress and ask for that authority but they know they will not get it from congress because it's an inappropriate use of federal authority. it's a vast over trips overruled the ocean regulation on the help they overruled the cms regulation it does not account for natural immunity which many healthcare workers have. >> doctor, to the congressman's point we hear justice elena kagan sank vaccination are helpful at work in a pandemic like this. but that is a public policy issue. this is a constitutional problem that the supreme court is dealing with it. when the national federation of independent businesses sing congress clearly did not

authorize osha to commandeer businesses into implementing a vaccine at the testing and masking mandate as well to tens of millions in the private sector. the private sector to basically beat whistleblowers for the federal government on this mandate. you see justice and kagan saying vaccines were clear in a pandemic. that is the constitutional problem at stake, right? >> i understand justice kagan is well intended. what she said is wrong is a medically inadequate. she said more and more people are getting sick every day. regarding the mandate the key to stopping all of this, there is nothing that will perform that function better than the vaccine mandate. that is not true anymore. vaccine are getting omicron just as the unvaccinated. we have drugs that cut the covid jeff does a report if you want to mandate a parachute out of an airplane, okay. when you're jumping 5 feet into a swimming pool that

changes the dynamic it changes the calculus it renders it obsolete. physics all right congressman andy harry and jim harris and doctor marty makary that's great to break it down would have to sit supreme court come back soon. celtic on this hour the white house topspin finally catching up to the bird reports are coming in america's not happy with the messaging on afghanistan, inflation of the border, president biden confuses again today he said quote i think it's a historic for our economic recovery in the same day with the worst jobs reports of his presidency. he also said covid is not here to stay but then says it is the new normal. up next, parents defending education vice president on the chicago teachers union, illegal strike now in its third day. the union triggering outrage over its demands, children be tested without parental consent. could this strike inspired more walkouts? we will tell you where they're talking about strikes you are

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elizabeth: classes for chicago 300 30,000 children again canceled today. the chicago tribune reported classes will be canceled on monday to unless there is a

break there in talks with the teachers union. parents in chicago considering pulling their children out of public schools. grady trimble has a story, grady. >> hey liz, public schools in chicago were closed again today as a chicago teachers union walkout continues. more and more parents are intrigued too because so many public schools have gone virtual in a new type of schooling called micro- school. they have smaller class sizes and fewer students. you can see that parents are interested in this type of education because public school enrollment has dropped off by about 3% and the u.s. from 2019, 22020. kristin is the director here at humboldt park we have kids in the school it yourself. why do you think parents are interested in this? especially during code they have in person in classroom interaction. >> this pandemic really gave parents the opportunity to look for something that might be different as far as education for their children. we are able to offer things

like we play outside for two hours a day. we have a lot of hands on individual learning. we have multi- ages in the same classroom. looks obvious so there are certain drawbacks to a private education. one is cost. what are some other concerns parents bring up? >> parents have to do a mind shift because what were doing is giving kids a lot of freedom in their own education. that's a little different than what traditional have done. >> webinar this morning students came in they got tested for covid or that they are sent into the classroom. that is something that is a lot more difficult to do at a larger scale with the bigger schools. they feel here in the small schools they can keep track of covid cases and make sure if they do identify them, those kids stay home and they can stay open for in-person learning, liz. six thank you so much grady trimble but it's an interesting story interesting trend for thank you again for joining us now parents defending education vice president, she is asra

nomani. she's known as the powerful activists, people stand up and listen and wake up when she speaks. now asra nomani, we see chicago's teachers unions and doing something not even new york city's teachers union or the or the school district or l.a. is doing. socialist jesse sharkey runs the teachers union there is saying we will not return to school unless the kids are forced to take covid test, even without their parents consent. have you been hearing these demands elsewhere too? what you think about this? works across the country were getting reports from parents about this hostagetaking that is happening right now our school system. so many unions are powerful and some school districts are holding children hostage. this is really criminal. what we are facing is a worldwide crisis. the un, the world bank and unicef have come out the

statistic this generation of kids is going to have $17 trillion in earnings and potential loss. in the lifetime because of these decisions being made. i am wearing this shirt that says follow the money. follow the f money. what's happening as public policy makers have given school districts a covid piggy bank for the elementary and secondary school recovery act. they are spending it and miss spending it on critical race theory, social emotional learning, not getting kids back to school. elizabeth: interesting stafford the federal taxpayers funding, they thought schools to have the pandemic but is going to other uses. the other thing to comment teachers unions are threatening to walk out at open california and san francisco premier hearing the same information potentially out of atlanta, out of detroit come out of newark, new jersey brady wonder if the president should step in and fire them

like reagan did with air traffic controllers? what do you think? >> i do not know if you know this but when we were together in the wall street journal newsroom i was actually the union rep for the newsroom reporters. unions can serve a purpose that can be will intention for society. but right now they are abusing their powers. this is where the policymakers need to step in and be the grownups in the room. the ones who are suffering are the children. there are so many parents that are just going, just a struggling so much and their families and in their homes. last night i had dinner with a woman here in fairfax county, virginia she is captive to the democratic party and she is fed up with the unions and their assertion of power paired her son is not gone back to school for a week. because this county too has this work stoppage happening. this is going to play out politically as wellin the

midterm elections. it's going to be a really bad impact for the democratic party if they do not get controller with the unions are doing. elizabeth: it hurts the democrat image, right question what the democrats they were about the working poor and the lower income classes and the working classes. but children are now out of school in chicago. it's an area there is a 4500 shootings last year end 800 murders. now children are out on the streets and a killing ground for the young. let's listen to white house press secretary on this, on what's going on. watch. >> get directly involved in a certain point how many will have to go by before he jumps in? >> we are in regular touch with the teachers, school administrators, labor leaders across the country. nearly every single day including in chicago. that will continue we will continue to make the case for schools to be open. elizabeth: okay, that sounds good right?

that sounds good that everything comes up covid for more spending pretty sounds good to give out more money. it sounds great to be in touch, right? is this leadership? they one stakeholder group she did not mention where the parents. that has been the problem for the last 18 months. they do not listen to the parents on any of this. talk about spending money one example i have here in merrick garland put a hit on parents calling us domestic terrorists. well, this is a contract with which fairfax county public schools is spending two and half a million dollars that merrick garland's son-in-law cofounded. they are lining their pockets in government with the same issues of corruption that have

held hostage all communities whenever we have advances in society. these guys are basically doing the bidding of big tech they're sacrificing our kids. that is really the tragedy here. they're going to keep losing elections if they do not start paying attention to the parents and the children there trying to protect. elizabeth: great reporting great insights. asra nomani always great to have you on come back soon your great guests. still to come the border crisis update for you. seven days into the new year the white house is still not releasing the 2021 iced report on criminal illegal arrests. are they trying to hide something? up next we have the hills joe concha, fox news contributor at well. white house topspin catching up with them is not happy with the white house and messaging

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elizabeth: let's walk back to show fox news contributor the hill media coldness is a great light writer he is joe concha. joe, there's reports of eight

leaked phone call with speaker nancy pelosi. there she is on a call with vip donors and all parted members of the democrat party need to brag about the house version of a biden to "build back better". she said don't call it sweeping, don't call transformative. say it cost cost is going to cut costs right question but i do not hear democrat singing the praises of this right now, what you think? >> she says brag about it? it is not passed in the senate did not get to the president's desk. brag about the build it's not doing anything because it stalled because of manchin and cinema, right. and transformative sounds radical. people did not vote for mr. biden for being transformative or radical to remit the government will wasn't bernie sanders at a wasn't donald trump. heather's remorse are enough look at the polling it's all going south on all the major issues.

elizabeth: look at the controversies into their starting to stack up within months of him sitting down in the oval office. we're going to show the biden controversies right now covid testing and afghanistan and more. politico is reporting president bill clinton and barack obama and talk show legend oprah winfrey are leaning on senator joe manchin to get out there and do the biden agenda and pass it. but he is not living on that. and you are right about half of the country disapproving of biden. we are seeing that a reuters a polling, npr, pbs, fox polling and much more. it's a stack that say 51% or more usa today, they do not like the job biden is doing. >> i like the real clear you take a bunch of polls and average them all to the cannot cherry pick one above the other priest 42% approval in something like 54% disapproval. it is an amazing chart to look

at. what is oprah doing involved in this question mckay domains that you get a car, you get a car like the scrolling app on the screen by the way it looks like star wars and it keeps and on. here is one more poll and found very interesting it came from cnn which tete seems to be more favorable for president. two thirds of americans a joe biden is a leader who cannot be trusted. boy, you lose that it's very hard with that toothpaste back in the tube. elizabeth: that's a good point per the other thing to me on cnn, the "new york times", political, the hills reporting out stories that democrats want to replace biden on the 2024 ticket you've got to say yes. the capitol riot's speech yesterday people were applauding that. this is a back story of the biden presidency right now it is not working very. >> it's not working and age comes into play as well perusing the late 70s version of joe biden very light work schedule, does not do any press conferences i mean that he's not done that

in 70 days. they do not trust them outside of a teleprompter but imagine a second term for joe biden only of this version the president in his 80s. and inflation, crime, the border, and education which i think it's a big wildcard is far as democrats are seen as anti- parent part of sodom virginia. although singh stack up is going to primary challenger asked not to run. the problem it's who comes off the bench? not, here she is at 32 in your people to judge looks like it's been running for his senior class president right out of gavin newsom? i do know he would run his place that who would be better quite frankly, elizabeth. elizabeth: very important what you just may put the other thing we see democrats ramping up that media has been ramping if biden does not win if a democrat does not win in 2024, if the democrats lose the

midterm election, then an democracy, democracy is at risk. let's take a listen to this, watch. >> not everyone believes in democracy in this country. >> i will worry in november if the republicans take over the house in the senate. that will be the end -- the beginning of the end for this country. elizabeth: what you think, joe? >> hyperbole because they know they're going to lose your look at 40 -- 50 seats only flipped in the house he only need to have flip five to retire nancy pelosi are good for the seneca >> republicans as well. so screaming at democracy is over by the american people the sane and sober ones are not buying it. >> joe can't you are terrific it's good to see you. cap next congressman john cap go polls showing odors are saying it's a washington that is dividing america and also they are angry, americans are angry the democrats continue to ignore and not roundly

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elizabeth: backs out ranking member of help congressman john casco. okay so great to have you back on great talking to you. americans out there are angry democrats are not saying enough and condemning and up the far left rioters did things like overtaking the interior department, they pinned against a wall, police officer was sent to the hospital. firebombing federal courthouses and federal buildings in seattle and elsewhere. this is pretty bad stuff. why aren't the democrats standing up and saying stop doing this? >> isn't awesome display of hypocrisy. it really is. they with the people involved in certain instances to suit their cause like generally six. most people should be punished

for their crimes. there are more people engage in similar conflict outside the capitol that any sort of accountability. it's all part of this movement or they don't think people should be held accountable for criminal conduct. you couple that with defending the police, activist das who issued memorandums telling what are not going to prosecute you've got a real problem on your hands. the american people, one of the reasons why joe biden is tanking in the polls as people do not feel safe they know it's part of his parties cause that's happening. elizabeth: congressman, there's widespread condemnation of the capitol riot that should not happen again. that was about disrupting an election, right? and the vote count. but what we are talking about is different. the problems did not start and generally six the last year. the problem started in 2016. even earlier, right? ansi plus he praised the union activists who stormed through the wisconsin state capitol in

2011 to try to stop the vote on collective bargaining. an impressive show of democracy in action. so how is that okay? >> it is not a paper that is the point. people are engaged in criminal conduct with the to be a violent protest, or any other type of criminal conduct. they should be held accountable you do not need to give them a general term but they need to be at least held accountable. i went to portland i walked the streets of portland their encampment everywhere but when they found who i was they were shouting, yelling, screaming at me simply because i represent the government. this is the attitude towards law enforcement now is that it is okay to commit crimes. it is okay to hit a cop. it's okay to run from a crime scene it's okay to engage in violent conduct they're not going held accountable for their certain pocket to be held accountable that's the ultimate hypocrisy they're just fishing for some sort of

way out of this. and it is not working. we have a d.a. in new york city is about to take the reins and here's the memo of times he's not going to prosecute and different home categories of crimes. even if they prosecute them they will not ask for jail time. and emigrants they will not charge like most crimes that might cause them to be deported. so this is what is going on and it is ridiculous. elizabeth: voters are tired of that. a law abiding citizens who the right thing they are tired of outrage, gas lighting america's racist comment dividing the country. that is what d.c. is doing that's what politicians are doing and that media has meant ripping apart the country. it is a monetizing outrage. it is a way to ramp up political donations. it's a way to ramp up viewership. far less rioters of 2021,

congressman and know this 30 people were killed. democrats did not mention those riots and their convention. nor in the address nor in the speech on the short session of congress. but people like captain dorn who was killed. due to his outrage about a question except the american people. we have an opportunity this fall to register our complaints by our votes. that is why see the house not only the homeland security but also american security task force. as funding we give billions of

dollars to local law enforcement. if we put ties to that finding of certain standards and a standard i think that is going to work. >> that is finally, finally a break there, congressman right? because people are desperate for change. we hear you congressman is good to have you on that's great information. congressman john katko of new york. thanks for having it on. we have a more democrats are flocking to florida for a mask was winter. we are going to look into fortis recent surge in cases and why it is doing so well with no mandates, open schools and a booming economy. the death rate from covid-19 in florida is ranking really low. it is way down there with alaska at your watch and evening edit on foxbusiness.

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elizabeth: is welcome back to the show congresswoman kat cammack from security in the state of florida. congressman's great have you back offered white house press secretary jen socket really went after the florida governor, ron desantis saying is not doing enough to get people vaccinated. listen to this. >> i would say it is pretty rich coming from governor desantis given he's somebody who is been advocating not exactly advocate for people to say to get vaccinated. if you want to be a constructive part of this process and perhaps he should encourage what science essay is the best way to save lives, prevent and reduce hospitalization that is getting vaccinated and getting boosted. elizabeth: what you say congresswoman? >> there's a lot to cover right there but what is pretty rich as the hypocrisy of her own party members like eric swallow all or a ocv occasioning a mask list in the sunshine sheet just this week. they want to claim doom and gloom.

get the data does not back them up. the death rate is incredibly low here in florida. every state is spiking is fars omicron locations but the death rate is low because the commonsense leadership that governor rhonda sanchez has exhibited. it is thoughtful, it is pragmatic, its focus on early treatment. but it is anti- mande. no one is anti- vaccine. but we have been firm in our position we are firmly against the mandate. that is what is so critical. and yet the federal government under his administration wants to ration the treatment. that is pretty rich if she wants to really get down to it. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear paid by the way the death rate in florida is a fraction of 1%. it ranks low the death rate from covid rank so low it's near alaska florida. florida took it right out of the box were not going to eliminate the virus were going to limit going to take mitigation strategies for the

most vulnerable the economies powering along for the school children have been back to school and on mass since august of 2020 life is normal for them. >> that is exactly because of a thoughtful, pragmatic thoughtful leadership of governor desantis and her legislator. give kids back in school rather than during this virtual learning. we have a booming economy that are strong growth rate to six times that of the national average. we figured out how to protect those most vulnerable by again making that monoclonal antibiotic treatment available per the same tree with the federal government in this administration wants to ration. every time florida has a solution to help us get back upon her feet, they want to use florida as ground zero of how they can mess up a strategy to actually contain it. you'd think after all the experts telling biden he ought to just really scrap his covid strategy because it's not working, he could take a few cues from governor desantis in the state of florida.

elizabeth: the jobless rate is lower in florida than is in new york with higher in new york the jobless rate, higher end california. florida -- people like aoc and swallow safe orders like some lunatic covid super spreading state but they are going down there mask list, you know what i mean? the surgeon cases we understand that there is nearly 77000 cases yesterday. there is a surge happening right now, right? your point is well taken about the need for treatments that is what's going to get us out to you, your final word. >> i think about the commentary from eric swallow a few weeks ago. he said you want to blame somebody if you cancel vacation because of covid? look at the republicans. you want to blame them for the shutdown for the fact covid still resist existence because of republicans. yet here he is in the sunshine state vacationing. the hypocrisy knows no end

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elizabeth: joining is now former ice director and fox news contributor, tom homan bears great heavy back on print what's taking so long to release the anna report ice has already released this report by this time what is taken so long. >> i was with ice for so many years as head of the earth about these numbers together. i can say they have these numbers by mid october. these numbers are going to the department of homeland security for review. the going to the white house for review, why? because they are not good for their trying to figure how to spin this. it will be interest when they release it as can be the same mythology leaves in the past the same type of report are they going to change the report all up? because they do not want to

pay her two years because removal is going be down 85 -- 90% criminal robust be down about 65%. i know this is coming. they're going to have a hard time explaining this, in the same year you had a stork immigration on the border, i saw the lowest number of arrest, removals and the history? there is no way to spin this but they're going to try. >> for fiscal 2020 former president trump's last full year in office let's go through it. the annual year end report found more than 104,000 illegal aliens including nearly 700 ms 13 gang members arrested despite the pandemic. close to 200,000 illegal aliens supported including 4200 gang members. so you are saying in comparison to that those numbers are going to be down 90% is that what you are saying or what is the number? >> they will be lucky if they get 70000 removals for it looked at numbers at the nine month mark if you extrapolate

that with what they're doing every month relook at less than 70000 removals. they are going to say because title 42 room remove people wrong. last year under trump we removed everybody under title 42. a lot more people were removed on title 42 laster than this year. again there's no excuse they can use. they can't say we detailed ice ages to the border to help down there. you cannot blame when you created that crisis you cannot use that as an excuse why the numbers are down. this is going to be a devastating report. i cannot wait until they get it out so i can dig down deep in it. i will to exactly what they do with the numbers i'm tired right now they are going to spin it and try to make it sound better than it is. it can't happen. >> this is also going to come after the white house and biden administration blocked ice from arresting and deporting illegal aliens unless they were a national security threat or aggravated

felony conviction, right? the white house and the homeland security secretary saying this was the right thing to do, this was the right policy what do you say? >> it is a disgrace to the position he holds her. he put a memo out telling ice agents being in the country illegally in violation of law on his own is not enough to be arrested. he sent a message to the whole world coming to the united states enter illegally get released by the border patrol does not mean anything because being here just illegally is not enough rice to make that arrest. you just mentioned criminals for they said they change their priorities for ice that went to concentrate more on that worst criminals even though 92% ice arrested was a criminal under trump. they said we want to do more we want to focus more. this report is going to show 50 to 65% less criminals were

arrested. this whole justification of changing the policy was a lie to begin with. this is about not enforcing immigration law in the interior they have not on the board of this is open borders this is what the administration supports they're not going to run away further going to try to spin the numbers. immigration activists at the white house and an iced tea political appointees they're going to applaud this report exactly what they wanted. elizabeth: tom i have information in my hand from border officials, this is what they are telling foxbusiness, the biden administration has been releasing illegal aliens into the interior of the country if they have been convicted or charmed against children grand theft auto, credit card fraud, and other crimes. your final word on that? >> it is true. talk to one border agent in person, he was in rio grande valley. he processed an adult mail who had covid. they did not want to detain

them they released him even though we had a conviction for murder, for murder and they released him. elizabeth: that's a big story. tom or gabby back on the show think if your service to our country it's good to see you again. i am elizabeth macdonald even watching "the evening edit". we hope you have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the maria bartiromo's wall street. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week that was it helps position for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. >> i think it's a historic day for economic recovery. today's national unemployment rate fell below 4% 3.9% the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment in the united states history.