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big credibility crisis. eu nations will not join in on the embargo on russian energy. the debate, why can't they get their act together to take on u.s. energy to replace russia. a shocking amount of money americans pay online for the same goods versus pre-pandemic as the white house embarking on a new blitz to try to change voters minds on inflation. also this, former clinton and obama officials call out the white house saying don't believe the white house topspin and blame game on u.s. energy. this as the white house is accusing oil companies of quote, disinformation and this major credibility crisis, senate republicans are eyeing probes into hunter biden. also dr. fauci after the midterms. we've got 51 intelligence experts media, slammed for not coming clean after they speculated without evidence that hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation. critics say this swayed the election.

"new york times" is saying it is authenticating hunter's emails as real. dr. fauci confusing and flip-flopping again. this time on the need to bring back covid restrictions. u.s. law enforcement stunned as separate mass shootings over the weaken. one the largest in arkansas state history. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts rate now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with all of the indices down today. hawkish fed comments surging oil. oil is back up. fed chair powell now warns the central bank will consider more aggressive rate hikes to fight a 40-year high in inflation. and president biden heads to europe later this week to meet with nato and eu nations on russia and ukraine. russia continues to bomb civilians in ukraine. russia accused of genocide.

the white house and democrats moving on a new full court blitz to persuade americans they are not to blame for rising prices. americans spent $32 billion more for the same basket of goods they bout online versus prepandemic. according e-commerce firm adobe. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: liz a very high level meeting at the white house with corporate who's who, our cameras caught on the way in jpmorgan chase jamie dimon on the way. joined by two big oil companies and one of the largest oil refiners. nec director brian deece, national security advisor jake sullivan, treasury secretary janet yellen and commerce secretary gina raimondo. this come as the white house publicly blames oil companies one of the reasons gas prices have gone up. with the news european countries may consider a ban on russian oil coming into those countries,

republican lee zeldin says he knows how to counteract that right away. >> decision was made strategically with bipartisan support to cut off russian oil imports. the decision was made by the biden administration to move towards iran and venezuela to make up for that as opposed to using this as an opportunity to look at our own domestic energy policy, our own domestic energy production. this is an opportunity and a reminder to ramp that up, to become energy independent again. reporter: the meeting at white house included some of the largest food producers in the country. the administration is trying to see where the next price increases may come from, how to embrace americans for the increases in future. back to you. >> edward lawrence thank you so much. joining us now congressman carlos gimenez of homeland security and retired major general nick maguire. the former u.s. national guard association chairman. great to have you both on. congressman, move to this before we move on to the supreme court

hearings. congressman, reuters is reporting that the european union nations will not join in the embargo with the u.s. and uk against russian energy. why don't they take on u.s. energy to replace it? >> because the biden administration won't allow them to take u.s. energy because the biden administration is waging a full-scale war against u.s. energy production. they will go to venezuela. they will go to iran but they won't even talk to the people in texas and oklahoma and south dakota about producing more right here in the united states which we have the capacity to do but the biden administration is bent on not, not allowing u.s. energy production to ramp up, not allowing us to be energy independent and not allowing the u.s. oil and gas to be shipped to our allies so they can supplant the russians. elizabeth: got it. general, did you want to weigh in on this, general? >> absolutely. congressman gimenez is right. the radical left has taken over

biden. we could be a world leader in energy production. think about the infrastructure bill, liz. you cover the markets every day. not a dime went to our southwest border here in arizona or any help to get pipelines and production back up. we could produce immediately. we're turning to some of our worst enemies like iran to help us out while we're trying to have the russians broker a deal. it makes no sense to me. elizabeth: we hear you. congressman, moving on to the supreme court nomination hearings, the opening states were today. it will be multiple, more days of hearings on this. congressman, republicans are tagging justice, excuse me judge jackson soft on crime, focusing on her work as a public defender, including defending for guantanamo bay detainees, working on a sentencing commission and fight over her sentencing appearing to be lenient on those accused of child sex crimes. what was your reaction to today's hearings? >> i think, look, we need to look at what her philosophy is about the constitution and how

she will interpret the constitution. you know, i am a strict terper. i like the constitution to be interpreted, not a new law to be dictated by the supreme court. you know it is up to us to dictate and make the laws of the united states, the legislators. it is up to the supreme court just to give opinions on what the law means, not to create new law. so my thing would be, what is she? is she one of these it's a living breathing document, so i will make new law which is not what she is supposed to be doing? or is she one that will strictly interpret the constitution. i think she will be the former. she will be one of those that wants to create law, not interpret law which i don't believe that is her job. elizabeth: you know, to the congressman's point, general, senator mitch mcconnell is saying she spent less than a year on the appellate court. we don't, she is a trial lawyer but we don't have her appellate court record. she only weighed in, authored two opinions. that is the issue. we don't know how she would be, stand on the constitution, on

the constitutional aspect of it, right, general? >> yeah. you bet liz, but as you mentioned, i'm running for the u.s. senate here in the great state of arizona. i would call on my colleagues, my future colleagues as we unseat mark kelly to just ask one question, does she believe d.c. can enter the union as a state? the answer is no, as a strict constitutionalist. it requires an amendment to the constitution. she has got a weak record, defund police, abolish i.c.e., now completely open border policy. biden has given in to the radical left. that is what we're seeing in these nominations. elizabeth: she would be the first black female member of the supreme court, the first justice in decades with a public defender background and as a criminal defense attorney. there were fireworks today, to the congressman's point he mentioned earlier about the far left bypassing congress to go to the courts to get their policies enacted. that is what senator ted cruz was talking about today. watch this. >> our democratic colleagues

want the supreme court to be anti-democratic. our democratic colleagues get frustrated with the democratic process, when they can't pass gun control laws because the american people don't support them, they want unelected judges to mandate those same laws instead. lau after law after law that they can't get through the democratic process the democrats have decided it's much simpler to convince five lawyers in black robes than to try to convince 330 million americans. elizabeth: sit tight for one second. let's listen to senator tom cotton. talking about what the general mentioned before about you know, defund police, and positions being weak on crime. watch this. >> we are witnessing a breakdown of society. there have many americans who no longer feel safe today. parents are scared to walk down the streets that used to be free from crime. in 2020 anarchists, rioters and

left-wing street militias raged across the country and murders increased at the fastest rate in history. the biden administration is committed to these soft on crime policies like ending cash bail to create a catch-and-release system for violent criminals. consequences are obvious. skyrocketing violent crime, emboldened gangs, and drug overdoses reaching numbers never-before-seen in american history. elizabeth: congressman, how will the judge spend to that? because this is what is at the heart of what americans are feeling today? >> well, i'm not sure how she will be respond to it but i'm afraid how she will be adjudicating her opinions as a member of the supreme court. look, i liken it to the prosecutors nowadays, modern prosecutors over on the west coast that refuse to prosecute crimes. you know, they decide what crimes to prosecute and what crimes not to prosecute. that is not their job. the legislators are the ones that pass the laws and we're the

ones that pass the laws. it is up to them to make sure that those laws, you know, are prosecuted. lauren: yeah. >> that's at problem that i have with supreme court justices that try to create law. elizabeth: okay. >> instead of the ones that just interpret the law. what ted cruz said, yeah, they don't, you know when the democrats can't pass a law they will go to the judicial system to try to get them to pass a law for them. i think that is unconstitutional. that's really what i'm interested about her. elizabeth: we have a monmouth poll. 55% say she should be confirmed. general, she is endorsed by 91 states attorney generals, police unions, former prosecutors as well but there is a big fight over senator josh hawley's statements you can't find a single case of her time on the federal bench which she sentenced a child porn offender to guidelines. democrats say he is wrong. when you saw this, general, what is your reaction? >> my reaction is what i said

before. they are soft on crime. the only day they were interested in law enforcement when they called for the help of the guard on january 6th. only time the radical left is interested in that. they vilified police. they have given like senator cotton again, getting rid of cash bail has not made our communities safer. i can tell you as a candidate right now people are looking for safety and security. elizabeth: major general nick maguire. good to see you. congressman carlos gimenez as well. former clinton and obama officials calling out the obama white house saying stop it with the topspin on the u.s. energy crisis. you're misleading. white house is accusing oil companies, quote of misinformation? we have evening edit next. >> drill american gas, export it to europe. what would that do, get europe off of russian energy and it would also drive the price way back down. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg.

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elizabeth: joining us now from house ways and means and the house budget committee, he is congressman lloyd smucker, former acting chair of white house council of economic advisors, he is tomas phillipson. congressman, first to you. the white house is denying reports that it was going to restart leasing for oil and gas, right? so therergscyency h a f ali a itngt a t

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said for small businesses to the congressman's point it feels like a value-added tax is added every step of the way tomas in the supply chain. here is the thing we showed the swing between high tax and low low -- high regulation states and low taxed low regulation states. why doesn't the government get up and get it that what people are feeling at the pump? >> i get it. the administration is running out of scapegoats for this. used to be it was covid. then it was private companies price gouging and then it was putin. all three are essentially polly-induced inflation. you know you can't explain with the bottleneck for covid because 75% of prices are going up. same with companies. you, companies in competitive industries can't raise prices. 75% of prices are going up.

not like they are all colluding. latest version is putin. that is a foreign policy failure as opposed to a policy and fiscal policy failure. elizabeth: yeah. >> to the recent hikes. >> other thing too, congressman, we have former obama and clinton officials including larry summers saying the white house is misleading america, claiming there is price gouging by oil and gas companies. by the way, let's listen to what the white house and the media and democrats have been saying about gas prices. watch this. >> oil and gas industry right now is receiving profit, windfall profits. we've seen that. they publicly report their profits. they publicly report this information. instead of keeping up with current demand, to many of these companies in our view are making a calculated decision. >> can we have an honest conversation about gas prices? too much of the u.s. media chatter is distorted to the point of being dishonest. >> higher gas prices is a small sacrifice to make. >> many politicians act as though it is president biden who

caused inflation and that he can fix this. no. i mean you know, he did not cause the war which caused prices to surge. >> you heard the president of the united states going to say putin's price hike. >> putin's price hike. >> a putin price hike. >> putin's price hike. >> and putin's price hike is a great way to message it. elizabeth: congressman, enough already. listen, gasoline climbed nearly 50% before putin invaded. it is up almost double since the president sat down in the oval office. oil and gas companies they say are reporting disinformation. what proof of there is that, disinformation? >> well they're looking around to find anyone they can blame. who can blame them for doing that. first they didn't want to talk about inflation at all. now they know it's a real issue they're being held accountable for. the amazing thing about this, this wasn't by accident. you already mentioned larry summers. when they passed the american rescue plan, he said he believed

it was the worst, the worst policy that had been put forward in 40 years and would result in exactly what we're seeing today. so they can't say they haven't been warned. in fact i will go a step further, this is what they wanted. biden said he wanted to stop drilling. they have not approved one additional permit on federal land. that was by design. they wanted the price of gas to go up, multiple individuals in the administration said that was the policy. this isn't by accident. >> let's stay on that. by the way the white house is not talking about changing rules about retirement accounts to have money be invested to advance political or social agendas like climate change. we thought retirement income was about raising retirement income, not politicizing it, tomas. here is the thing, to the congressman's point these are the individuals who said stop fossil fuels. the president said it. gene ma mccarthy. i want fossil fuels gone.

she is the climate advisor. joan kerry said it. leaders in the interior department said it. jennifer granholm said we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. that is what is going on, tomas. your final word? >> they're invoking defense production to get more green energy. their solution to high energy is more, even higher energy prices. we reason we don't agree on energy, the reason the market hasn't eliminated it because it is costly. they want to say we have high energy costs, let's make it more expensive by forcing more green energy. >> they will pay for it at polls tomas phillipson, congressman, thanks for spending the time. intelligence experts, media, biden team, they're all being slammed for not taking back their speculation without any evidence that hunter biden's laptop was quote, russian disinformation. "new york times" said it did authenticate hunter's emails as

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elizabeth: welcome to the show, fox news contributor tomi lahren. great to have you on. what is your take own this? senate republicans may launch probes into hunter biden after the midterm? >> well it's needed. i'm actually surprised it would take this long but i think when we're discussing this we know who has a dog in this fight. we know the democratic party has a dog in this fight. we know the biden family has a dog in this fight. what is most angering to me, should be to all americans regardless of political affiliation the media, their role for this, why they waited so long to admit likely they knew ahead of the 2020 election, but dismissed as russian information. imagine how our country would be different if they would have reported on the story accurately instead of labeling it as they did. it is not just the media but big tech. they need to be held accountable. they are controlling a lot of the narrative here. elizabeth: people in social media are not up to speed what is going on if they're all reading each other's twitter

feeds because the justice department is investigating hunter biden for alleged foreign lobbying, money laundering violations, tax violations related to its overseas business dealings in places like china, russia, kazakhstan. more than four dozen intelligence experts they're not apologizing for saying the "new york post" hunter biden story about hunter's laptop was russian disinformation. the thing with this, tomi, when they said that, and this is why the people are being misled out there, their big caveat footnote was this, we don't know if the emails are genuine or not. they just look suspicious to us. that is who the media was quoting these 51 experts. your reaction? >> well that is comparing contrast that to the four years of the trump administration when they tried time and time again it prove that president trump had issues with his business dealings. that he had actually ties and collusion with russia. talk about reporting on a phony

dossier and golden showers, they didn't care about the facts. they didn't care about the evidence. they wanted to torpedo, attack and slander our former president. we want to talk about collusion here, the real collusion is between the biden family, the democrats, the mainstream media and big tech who all worked to silence the story. there is a bigger story to this. there is a lot of outrage but i think we also need to look at the strategy right now and the motivation for outlets like "the new york times" finally coming clean. my guess is this. now that joe biden's popularity rating is tanking, now it its clear he is not the man to lead this country the democrats are attempting to distance themselves from joe biden. so now if they talk about hunter biden or they talk about the existence of the laptop or shady business dealings they don't care as much because i believe they're okay with throwing joe biden and his family under the bus. they want to see a new democrat take over in 2024. i think there is more motivation to this beyond what we're seeing right in front of our faces. >> the president's approval

rating took another nosedive to 36% in a new civics poll. watch former a.g. barr on this. watch this. >> as soon as this letter came out from so-called intelligence specialists the dni, john ratcliffe at the time, and the fbi which worked for me, both came out said this was not the result of disinformation. elizabeth: you know, white house press secretary jen saki is not taking down her tweet claiming this. she is shutting down reporters asking about questions about this. she is saying now, tomi that hunter does not work for the government. the problem her boss works for the government. it is about president joe biden's involvement in this too. >> yeah. the quote, unquote big guy as they say. there is a lot more to the story. there needs to be a senate investigation. it is one thing we're talking about hunter biden, talking about his private dealings, whether he had the qualifications to sit on energy boards or make all this money from china and ukraine and elsewhere. that is one part of the story

but if you have got the son of the president of the united states, the leader of free world, selling political influence, possibly access to his very high-powered family members, that is a matter of national security. the american people quite frankly should feel lied to by not only the biden family but again the mainstream media that is supposed to serve as the watchdogs. there is a reason why most americans can't trust the media because they're not transparent, they don't hold our leaders accountable if they like the political leanings of the leaders in office. elizabeth: the president's son, being in business with the government of communist china, with entities who have backing by state military intelligence as well, this is not a private matter. to your point, many states a matter of urgent public interest. jen psaki said last year hunter biden was in the process of divesting his 10% share of a chinese investment fund. apparently he hasn't done it yet. now we have author peter schweizer saying the biden family by his investigative reporting have done five deals

totaling more than $30 million with individuals with direct ties to chinese intelligence. >> when we think about everything that we suffered worldwide because of china and because of a lot of their disinformation regarding covid and now we're talking about russia and china possibly teaming up with russia, what influence they have there, this is definitely a matter of national security. we're talking about hunter biden sitting on energy boards? guess what? ding, ding, energy is also a big topic of conversation right now. there needs to be an investigation. we wish we had more investigative journalists that thought more about seeking the truth, reporting it, not just coddling those who they agree with. elizabeth: tomi lahren. great to have you on. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story, looks like dr. fauci he has been flip-flopping again on whether or not the u.s. will have to undergo new covid restrictions. people are getting confused about what dr. fauci is saying on this. that story next on "the evening edit." >> in the history of government

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elizabeth: joining us now congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks on the house select subcommittee on the coronavirus. congresswoman, i would like you to hear the sound bites from dr. fauci. this is about the new omicron strain, ba.2 variant. it is more transmissible. doesn't appear to cause more serious illnesses. watch dr. fauci, looks like he is confusing and flip-flopping again, listen to this. >> we need to be flexibility and if in fact we do see a turnaround and a resurgence we have to be able to pivot and go back to any degree of mitigation that is commensurate with what the situation is. so we can't just say we're done, now we're going to move on.

we've seen relaxation of restrictions all across the country now. any reason to reverse that? >> i don't think so, george, not right now. i don't see us going back into anymore really very restrict kinds of restrictions but you always have to have the flexibility. elizabeth: okay, first he is saying we might have to go back into restrictions, congresswoman. but then he is saying he doesn't see that we may need to do that. do you see how that is confusing? >> i think dr. fauci has been confusing for the past two years. you know, first, we, masks don't work. then we should all wear masks. so there has been, continue all confusion and a lack of transparency among nih, among the cdc, which is why people have questions. elizabeth: why not stick to one line, saying it is more infectious, it doesn't cause severe illness, we may not need to go into lockdowns again?

now he is raising a specter of lockdowns that destroyed the country. it ruined america. it was the most ill-conceived thing we've ever seen to hit this country in generations. how we let these local bureaucrats decide to shut down a dry cleaner or a shoe store, shoe repair shop that would have nothing to do with making the pandemic worse. >> that is a point i've tried to make continually in congress, that this should not be the precedent for how we try to mitigate other pandemics which will come in the future. he has been very confusing. the cdc has been confusing. you know, they, we need to have a risk benefit strategy. so what's the risk of disease? what's the risk of spread of disease or transmission and then based upon that we then determine what mitigation efforts we want to have. i don't think we'll have to go down to lockdowns. remember what happened with omicron first came up. we already knew from south africa, we knew from great

britain that is highly contagious it was transmissible, you didn't get ill or sick. places went into lockdown and passports and vax mandates they went overboard. if you look at all the information coming out of other countries we would have known it was very mild, most people didn't get ill and just like the delta variant, even if you were vaccinated and boosted you could still transmit. so the cdc still doesn't acknowledge infection acquired immunity or -- natural immunity. elizabeth: enough with the lockdowns. never do it again. it was the worst, dumbest, most insane decision to do that to this country, and too do it to businesses across the country. everybody is paying for it now. >> the costs were enormous. elizabeth: the w.h.o. even said 1918 flu pandemic, we do not lockdown. we didn't do it in a full-scale like that. you shut down concerts or church

events, mass gatherings, not little businesses. now dr. fauci is throwing cold water on retirement he wants to stay until we're really out of the pandemic. we'll continue to be confused by dr. fauci. the cdc by the way, congresswoman, corrected downward, they overstated the number of pediatric death the by 25%. we're not operating with the best information going forward. >> which is why people are confused and which is why people resist the recommendations. they need to be transparent on data and information and you're correct, we should not lock down again. the cost of the lockdowns was significant, and cost of life and cost of businesses, and cost of poverty, educational loss. i mean it has a tremendous cost that well outweighed those who we could protect. we can protect those most vulnerable. also allow us to live with this virus. that is what we should do going forward. elizabeth: congressman, great to have you on, come back soon.

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elizabeth: welcome back to the show, former boston superintendent of police, he is daniel linsky. great to have you on, sir. florida highway patrol, sending out thanks to the goo good samaritans that stepped up to help out a trooper after he was attacked and punched an interstate in tampa, florida. you can see the dash-cam video. trucker in an 18-wheeler. car pulls over. bystanders jump in to help the officer subdue this 24-year-old

who was walking on the interstate when he shouldn't have been. you see the truck pulling over now. amazing, sir, americans are standing up. sick of seeing our cops attacked. i saw that this weekend. you know, lightened my heart. a couple years ago, we were seeing police officers in new york having crowds throw buckets of water on their head trying to arrest individuals assaulting people. see citizens step up, put themselves in harm's way to help the police. pendulum swung back. elizabeth: by the way the u.s. law enforcement, they were pretty stunned, mass shooting, largest in arkansas history. 28 shot at a car show 90 miles outside of little rock, including six children shot. they believe it was gang-related, not random. one person in custody, also in austin, texas at the south by southwest festival, four were shot, the second mass shooting there in a year. in dallas they're investigating,

police are investigateing a party venue, 10 people were shot. what is happening, sir? >> we still have people who engage in indiscriminate violence. they have probably had a feeling they can get away with it. when we had some issues where law enforcement trust has eroded, prosecutors decided not to bring charges against people. judges were holding people without bail, not holding people without bail. we saw a general lack of consequences, resulted in people thinking they can engage in violence. we need to make sure that the whole system is working together. law enforcement is the front line but once we get people identified and in custody, the system has to hold people accountable for actions where children, i believe one as young as 18 months old was shot in the incident down at the car show. that is just inacceptable. society shouldn't accept it. we should do something that it doesn't happen again. elizabeth: now this trend, half of the top 20, largest u.s. police jurisdictions they want

to increase police funding in their 2022 budgets. the defund police movement appears to be going away. minority groups warning, african-american and hispanic groups saying if you get rid of cops we will get hit with more crime. we have that. we also have this story. prosecutors in new york city are so overwhelmed, at least 100 prosecutors quit and attorneys, 90 professional staff out of offices in the bronx. they're overwhelmed. >> feel like i'm back watching the "hill street blues" series on tv, crime and violence running rampant through the streets of america, prosecutors and cops were overwhelmed. police were using tactics quite frankly were unprofessional. 20 years of policing went out the window with the four sisters in their response to ears and murder of george employed. unfortunately a lot of police work was thrown out. good gains were thrown away. we're starting to see them come back. we're recognizing that people

want to truly change law enforcement, it isn't defunding police, more technology, more equipment, more supervision, more oversight. elizabeth: the other thing too, you look at this trend, in los angeles safe rooms, panic rooms are selling out. people are really scared because of the rise in crime and high-profile murders and robberies in high net worth neighborhoods like beverly rooms. steel encased rooms running up to a million dollars to build. >> some of the folks calling for defunding the police have their own armed professional security departments that work for them. we are seeing that. unfortunately that will continue until we provide safety and security in the communities, working with communities together to figure out what the best solution is to keep each other safe. elizabeth: daniel linsky, thanks for joining us come back soon. this story, we'll show you how dangerous fentanyl is. at least seven taken to the hospital after fentanyl was released in the air ventilation system of a ohio juvenile detention facility. you see how militarized drug

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running us now, arizona sheriff mark lamb, great to have you back on. this is a story with economic and national security implications, at least seven taken to the hospital after fentanyl was released into the air ventilation system of a juvenile detention facility in ohio, three corrections officers for juvenile. victims began collapsing for unknown reason. how did fentanyl fit in there? >> fentanyl is a dangerous drug, it doesn't have to be injected or taken like people think, it can be just contact. look at the college students wherever they were for spring break trying to save another, they got contact from fentanyl without taking it shows dangerous it is, it's a national security issue. it's a poison and poisoning our

civilians. we keep talking about ukraine 100,000 civilians died from poisoning from fentanyl and other dangerous opioids the past year, we need to wake up to that. liz: cheap to manufacture and you make a lot of money off of it. the drug cartel are ramping up pushing across the border, powerful synthetic form invented in the 60s called china white. now that's coming back strong. >> not only that, there's also are fentanyl even know, it's like 100,000 -- 100 or thousand times the laissez they bring in powder, imagine how dangerous that is. last month alone, 53000 people if not apprehend, it was seen on camera and away imagine 10% of them when he in both of fentanyl

or part fentanyl, imagine the damage to america. it's sobering and i hope americans wake up, there's a major storm on our doorstep. liz: there's that and the dhs secretary may arcus reports coming in, he sent a memo for authorities instructing them to consider exempting ukrainians from title 42, a pandemic trump era restriction coming. that seems to be the focus right now, we don't hear a lot out of the white house about what you've been discussing about. >> because i don't put america first and that's why you don't hear anything from the white house. they are busy talking about securing the borders of ukraine all the while americans are dying everyday from the dangerous self the cartel are bringing in we are at war with invading this country, 153,000 people apprehended last month alone, only 110004 turned back now we are introducing title 42?

just means -- ukraine it does not mean they love america. need to put america first and i hope the white house wasn't, put america first for wants. liz: let's do crystal, giving us numbers that are stunning an interview friday. last year, 2021 february through october, over 397,000 conscious. this year alone 22 same timeframe, five months, over 837,000 encounters. that shows we thought last year was chaos, this year will be catastrophic, the numbers were surpassed last year's numbers and we need to brace ourselves but i'm telling you right now is national security threat not only to texas but the entire country. liz: 800,000, you hear those numbers? >> he's right. they've let the american people

down, it's not slowing down, is getting worse that's right sheriff's coming and we need help in the federal government is not doing their job. we have to pick up their slack. liz: so there's no plant of strategy from the federal government, this is what the lieutenant said as well or intentions to even take care of the current border situation and help out border patrol, is that what you are seeing? >> absolutely that's what i'm seeing. they told us nothing, no plant. if they want to use ukraine it in a major crisis on the southern border affecting american lives whether plentiful, car fentanyl or the amount of people coming in with no idea who they are. an american problem and we need their help to stop. liz: title 42 gazaway, what you see happening? ten seconds. >> you think 800,000 is a lot, wait until title 42 coast,

everybody stays, it will be catastrophic for america. liz: thanks for joining us, come back soon. you've been watching but even edit on foxbusiness. that does it for us, thank you for watching, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: new week, here we go. we will quote never surrender, ukraine's response to a russian demand they wave a white flag if they want to work to stop and it comes as russians intensify their attacks including targeting busloads of children. russian military reportedly has been wrapping up shelley and now curfew in case until wednesday, eight people are dead after them all was blown up earlier today and mariupol, the situation said to be far worse. several hundred thousand people

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