9.million barrels a day. wonder why? the country was open. maybe they thought biden is killing pipelines. harris would ban fracking if she could. biden doesn't want drilling on u.s. federal lands. the same speech today he demonized big oil while he was trying to kill them as well. elizabeth: happening now, the big blowback today against president biden for abusing the strategic reserves to keep the democrats in power ahead of the midterms and stop soaring gas prices. now the spr is an insurance policy for national emergencies like hurricanes. ask yourself this, are democrat losses at the midterms a national emergency? joining us tonight congressman dan bishop, kat cammack, fox news contributor lara trump, come former cabinet secretary bill mcginnly, gop strategist

ford ford o'connell and former i.c.e. director tom homan a jam-packed show a lot of controversies to deal with tonight. this, the white house spends more time on messaging than the plan to lower your costs. white hoyt does have a plan. the white house puts nancy pelosi on the stick about the new move. she botched it. media called out for suddenly reporting the hunter biden story as news? this surface ad year ago. we've been reporting it for a year. plus we got where prosecutors can really go after hunter biden and his family for payoffs or leveraging the family name and shady deals overseas. also this debate, why wasn't hunter biden mentioned in the "panama papers"? and chris rock's first public comment after will smith slapped him at the oscars. also this the academy's battle to stop a once glamorousoscars from turning into "fight club" a new development special counsel durham probe of trump russia.

we got it. the government finally penalizing the clinton campaign, d in. c for basically covering up with the fec they did fund the anti-trump steele dossier. democrat senators are turning on biden, pushing border states, communities and neighborhoods to the breaking point. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's start with your money in stocks down today. market the under pressure, still from ukraine unrest and fighting and war. russia brutalizing civilians still going on. rising interest rates. listen this is the worst quarter in two years. it is the worst since the pandemic broke out in the first quarter of 2020 may want to check your account balances. oil sliding to the downside on the spr release. we'll get to that in just a

second. reports coming in. russia is repositioning for attacks on ukraine's eastern donbas region. using cease-fire talks as a smokescreen to continue to assault ukraine. now this the white house plan to release nearly a third of the strategic reserves, the largest ever in the history of the spr. there is no coincidence about the timing here. it's a release over six months. that is just one month right before the midterms. new fox poll says growing number of americans say yeah, rising gas prices is a major problem for our families. edward lawrence, we've got him live at the white house with more. good to see you. reporter: good to see you, edward. largest and longest ever in history release of strategic petroleum reserve. 180 million barrels, one million barrels a day, until the last day basically of september. the president through all of this though still can't say when exactly gas prices will come back down. president biden: there will be a slight delay because if you go

out there and to your gas station and you purchased x-amount of gas at a certain price you're not going to lower the price at the pump until you're able to get back what you invested and i'm talking matter of i think, days and weeks but it is hard to tell. but it will come down and it could come down fairly significantly. reporter: white house economic advisor brian deece says this is meant to bridge the gap when oil companies plan to bring more oil on to the market. the president also says he wants to impose fees on oil companies holding unused leases as a way to get them to start drilling for more oil. >> the way that policy would operate to say going forward in those areas where you are holding leased land but you are not exploring, then you, then you would pay incrementally on that. reporter: so the american petroleum institute says that 9,000 leases the president is talking about, half of those are waiting on the department of interior permit to approve the

actual drilling. another couple thousand of those are tied up in lawsuits by environmentalists. elizabeth: edward lawrence thank you for your reporting there. joining us congressman kat cammack from house homeland security and chief public policy economist of the texas policy foundation, vans ginn congressman, first to you. taxpayers own the spr, taxpayers paid for. it is not biden's slush fund to win back re-election. is this threatening u.s. security? is this about winning votes in september? >> hi, liz, yes, they are concerned about biden's sinking poll numbers they are desperate for anything. the last time pelosi or biden filled up a gas tank was the year i was born which was 1988. let's be honest, they know nothing what it is like for an average american today trying to fill up your gas tank for your family. it is ridiculous.

we need to stop telling our adversaries exactly what we're going to do and what we're not going to do. this move basically to drain a third of our strategic oil reserve this is ludicrous. this is putting our national security at risk. elizabeth: about potential future shocks, right? vince, the spr was established, you've been talking about this too, after nixon to reduce the impact of supply shocks after the arab oil embargo. we don't have a supply issue now. it's a production issue because the biden administration is sitting on the heads ever the oil companies. it is not meant for the democrats shock of losing their seats in elections. we've never seen something like this before. >> well, thank you, liz. i mean you're exactly ride. the problem here we have not a national emergency but a crisis that is self-imposed by the biden administration. they have taken one chance after another to reduce the production of reliable energy that comes from oil and gas. when you think about the keystone xl pipeline, the other regulations that have been imposed one time after another.

they have reduced the amount of production and led us into the situation we're at today. oil prices were up 75% before russia invaded ukraine. now it is up 9% since then. this was a problem well before that situation even happened even though the biden administration likes to point the blame at everyone else. really it is at the front door of the white house. elizabeth: to vince's point, congresswoman, this only has a independent ared effect on gas prices because of how much oil can be released at a time. it's a political play to make it seem biden is doing something about the problem. it is only equivalent about two days of global demand. can they really market time this, sell it now, buy it back at lower price? trump wanted to do that when oil was 24. what will it do to make prices go down? will he ramp up u.s. energy and u.s. manufacturing of that energy to make the prices go down and buy it back? >> you know this is what is crazy. the white house sent out a four-page long email today to

congressional staff this was putin's price hike on fuel. what they're doing with the strategic oil reserve it is not going to lower prices. it is not meeting demand. it is putting us at risk. the thing we need to do is get domestic production back up. they need to release all the red tape they tied producers up with. that is what will get us going on. we're sitting on it. standing on it. they have redistricted and misdirected people. people are registering republican voters at the gas pump. elizabeth: now they're saying use it or lose it on the oil leases for the oil companies, vince, but the thing is, they're talking about 9,000 leases. the oil companies are pumping flat-out on, that is only about a think a quarter of the leases, maybe 20% of the leases outstanding. oil companies are pumping flat-out. the reason why they can't pump immediately because they're worried about what the white house will do shutting down u.s. energy. >> exactly this is not something you turn on with a light switch.

this is something that takes time to ramp up. not to mention that we have labor crises and trucking crises happening right now within our country. it's a nightmare. elizabeth: yes. >> we need to actually let the american public and the market work as it was intended, get government out of the way. elizabeth: vince, take a listen to nancy pelosi being blase about inflation. $5200 a year more in inflation costs. the white house is normalizing, democrats are normalizing massive inflation spending. they're pounding a lot of money into the system. you need producers, jobs, consumers, production, manufacturing to mop up the excess inflation and money printing and government deficit spending. watch nancy pelosi here. watch. >> we cannot allow the fossil fuel industry to use this as an excuse to reverse everything we're doing to save the planet. one of the things i think that the president may say, i don't have this as a fact, is that we will use the defense production

act to speed up diversification so that we're not so dependent on oil. unemployment went down practically, cut in half. when that happens inflation increases. it is the way it is. elizabeth: so it is just the way it is. what do you think? >> well the again, they're trying to point to the blame game on everyone else except for where the problem really starts and it starts from overspending by congress, by the biden administration, over regulating. when ever you get debt and deficits increasing what you have the federal reserve will come in and starting to print more money. we had overspending, over printing of money. that is recipe for more inflation we'll continue to see. they will blame it on gas and putin's price hike. this is on the democrats in congress and biden administration on bad policies time and again.

elizabeth: keep talking about putin's price hike, congresswoman, what about biden's price hike on oil and gas raising taxes on oil and gas companies by $43 billion? the thing is, when you look at what the approach is, again, it is raising, you know, taxes, spending a lot of money to fix every problem, right? that has been the approach. listen to what the media has been saying about they are bemoaning the fact biden's poll numbers are down. watch this. >> the problem biden has he is not getting credit for things he likes. >> president biden is not getting zelenskyy bounce. >> he is not getting credit for things he handling okay. >> biden's wartime policies are popular but he is not getting the credit for them. it is fascinating to me the way numbers are shaking out. why doesn't joe biden get credit for popular things joe biden does. >> my god, there is jobs, good jobs. elizabeth: we're 300:00:00 jobs

down versus pre-pandemic. congresswoman, your reaction to what you just heard? >> you know what, republicans americans across the country will make sure joe biden gets all the credit he deserves ruining our country, running into it the ground, record inflation, making our country less safe, having instability ripple throughout the world economy because of his policies. we'll make sure he gets all the credit he deserves. elizabeth: okay. >> i go back to this, they are doing this by design. elizabeth: yeah. >> this is absolutely something we could fix if they had the political guts to do so. elizabeth: they're drawing down on a bank account, the spr, to fix disruption in supplies, vans, vance, after they disrupted u.s. energy. your final word, vance. >> one million a day is only 5% of the total amount that america consumes on a daily basis. only 1% of the what the global consumes. so this is something that is very small. it doesn't change the underlying

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elizabeth: joining us now congressman dan bishop. congressman, it is great to have you back on. hunter biden's tax and foreign lobbying investigation, that is the investigation that justice department in delaware. using biden family off-balance sheet companies. that is the investigation. what do you think? >> we heard the burisma money,

money coming from the ukrainian energy company. what "the washington post" is talking about, $4.8 million to hunter biden and james biden for who knows what, and the why questions become amazing. why did they pay chinese communist pay that to hunter biden? why did media and the big tech companies act in parallel to spike that story last year, or before the election? and why are they writing about it now? elizabeth: you know, hunter wasn't mentioned in the panama papers or pan dura papers. by the way they're from delaware that is the land of llcs. they basically, set up these shell companies. by the way senators chuck grassley and ron johnson had this in their senate report that came out in 2020. we've known about this, been reporting on it for some time chinese communist cefc, big player in the belt and road push for china, basically was doing

business with hunter biden, sending him 4.8 million to the shell companies, a million dollars also to represent patrick ho who has been convicted and until jail for bribery, trying to bribe african leaders for oil permits. basically he was selling a way to evade sanctions on iran oil this is big, major geopolitical stuff, sir. >> it is, liz and none of the money is explained with the exception of one million dollars allegedly associated with a retainer agreement. hunter biden had a law degree but he din represent people as a lawyer. so even that isn't made, doesn't make sense. james biden got some of that money. he is a non-lawyer. this is, the amazing thing though, liz, this was all out as of october 2020 when the laptop came to light, to the post, "new york post." but the major media ignored it. the big tech companies, facebook

and twitter locked it down. they locked the account of the "new york post" so nobody could know about it. now they're writing about it. elizabeth: that is a good point. the details in that report, the senate report show the web of intersections of the shell companies, right? and we have also tony bobulinski, who is hunter's former business partner basically saying hunter texting him we want to set up these shell companies to have to avoid registering as foreign lobbyists under the fara that tripped up general michael flynn. so you see that text coming in right now. we're showing it from tony bobulinski. hunter is sending it to tony bobulinski. that is what tony bobulinski said happened. they did it purposely to set up shell companies to handle cash flow from unsavory characters from overseas. we don't know about the taxes there. also to avoid registering as foreign lobbyists. >> right, liz, remember what

tony bobulinski said? he was the guy who said 10% was reserved for the big guy in a hunter email, was referring to the president of the united states joe biden. why major media, why "the washington post," cnn, abc, cbs, all of which released stories yesterday have waited two years to begin digging into it? we're going to find out the why, i have a feeling but, who knows what that is. elizabeth: yeah. you guys will be looking into this, right? we heard that from congressman issa as well. >> we certainly should. i think when republicans are in the majority in the house, we get gavels, we issue subpoenas, we'll need to look into the whole picture but i think we'll start learning some things even before the election this year because there is something that has tripped, that has triggered these big media organizations to begin looking at this for the first time. >> got it. congressman bishop, could be that grand jury. they want to do that, probe of hunter biden. good point you make. good to see you, congressman. come back soon. now this story the battle

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breaking news coming in. let's bring into the show gop strategist ford o'connell. it is good to have you back on. governor desantis, he is now talking about repealing special treatment disney gets in florida, in the counties there. they basically under a 1967 or so law, ford, get to self-govern themselves. they have a lot of exemptions under what the state or the counties can do to regulate disney. now governor desantis is saying if you will exert your power, disney we've given you and special status to basically impose yourself on what we're doing at the state level, then you should be accountable. so what do you think of this move by desantis? >> i think the governor desantis is absolutely right. you have to draw a line in the sand when it comes to woke corporatism and understand here in florida, florida has bent over backwards for the disney corporation for decades now. we give them special treatment. we give them special breaks. even during covid, we bent over backwards for their employees

when the state of california decided to play games with disney. look, florida loves disney but disney has to understand this is a two-way relationship. elizabeth: wall street, we're watching wall street commenting weighing in on this, investor calls with the company. you know, they're positive about disney, ford, because disney theme park sales have doubled versus the prior year. this is the pandemic shutdowns going away and them opening up. you know the other thing too, ford, workers and you know, people who go to the theme park, they're concerned about what is going on with the pushback by disney, taking idealogical political stance to go against the florida parental rights law. listen to what customers of disney say. watch. >> when our annual passes expired in february we did not renew them because of our displeasure with the way disney has gone over all, not just on that particular issue but on all

their wokeness. >> it is disney's constitutional right being in this wonderful country if they believe their thoughts, that that bill should be repealed, that's their belief and that's their right. my belief is, and i'm a parent myself, is that it is the parents jobs to teach their children on society of the norms and, and of the norms of their household. i don't believe that that is a state employee or federal employee's job to teach that to our children or to anyone else. elizabeth: what do you think, ford? >> look, for 100 years disney has been the preeminent brand in entainment. it has managed to stay out some of america's most divisive culture wars, vietnam, the sexual revolution, you name it. and now they want to stake, you throw down now at a time when the majority of their customers

don't agree with their stance, the majority of their employees don't agree with their stance? you have to wonder what disney is thinking here. frankly, they, walt disney should be rolling over in his grave because they're trying to light the reputational brand of disney on fire of the company at this moment. elizabeth: disney former ceo bob iger, says he doesn't like the florida law. it is potentially harmful to students. he thinks day kids will be targeted. what do you think about this position? >> what i think about that position, that is someone who hasn't read this bill. it bans classroom instruction of pre-kindergarten and third grade when it comes to the sexual orientation and gender identity. it does not do any of the things critics of the bill said. it doesn't ban gay or discussions of sexual gender and identification. this is about parental rights

and education. if you don't stand up for the parents rights you will have a lot of problems. elizabeth: the point in florida, a lot of these schools they have sex education in the six to seven to 8th grade, why do they have to bring up sexual topics for kind kinders, -- kindergarteners are saying. a lot of workers inside of disney, they sent a memo, stood up, don't be political, disney. don't be political. don't be ideological. we're seeing polls showing democrats in florida saying disney is not going the right way here. we understand we want to protect gay students but there is another angle to it. go ahead, ford. >> that is exactly right. it is being age appropriate. when we're talking about kids between five and 8th grade, should learn about abcs, 123s, not the birds an bees. to your point we're discussing that in florida classrooms in older age, public health.

the fact we're doing this, seems to me disney is a pawn, progressive woke activism. they're endangering their brand. they're not thinking through what the choices are because essentially this bill is neither anti-gay or anti-trans. it is pro-parents rights. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear. interesting stuff. ford o'connell. come back soon. chris rock made his first comments after the unforgettable slap by will myth at the oscars. we'll talk with lara trump about it next. >> processing what happened. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me,

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elizabeth: joining us now fox news contributor lara trump. great to have you back on, lara. great to see you again. let's listen to the audience for chris rock in boston last night. he got multiple standing ovations. lara his ticket sales are selling out. listen to this. watch. >> i just need to be there and

scream for this guy. absolute class act. >> bought them six hours ago. we came, this is not miss event last night. >> how was your weekend? [laughter]. i'm not, i'm like a bunch [bleep] about what happened. if you came to hear that, i'm not, i had like a whole show on before this weekend. and i'm still kind of processing what happened, like. [cheering] so at some point -- [inaudible] [bleep] and, you know [inaudible]. elizabeth: funny stuff, he is saying how was your weekend. still processing.

they love him. what is your reaction, larry, to the story? >> well, i mean i think we really found out who chris rock is and who will smith is. i think for so long will smith had this very wholesome image. we thought of him as good guy, played that role in so many movies. he looks like anything but that in this situation. you heard chris rock, from the lady what a class act. some people don't know what to make make of any of this, liz. there are a lot of conspiracy theories, that it was planned. at this point i think we would have heard if that was the case this entire thing, certainly helped out chris rock. certainly has drummed up more interest for award shows, man do they need it, man they needed it because they were on a downward spiral but it was interesting to watch it all play out for real time, to see will smith get up,

slap chris rock, assault him on national television. where were the security guards? this was nationally televised show, live show, amazing nobody stopped him. then, not too long after that, will smith won an award and everyone in the audience stood up and applauded for him. there is so much to download and take from this entire situation. but i guess at least we know who these guys are now. elizabeth: you know, does hollywood really want what once was the glamorous oscars to turn into "fight club"? if you punch ad guy in a bar you would be in trouble. there were concerns that they tried to remove will smith. caught on camera, taking him out with security guards. listen to wanda sykes reaction. >> for them to let him stay in that room and enjoy the rest of the show and accept his award, i

was like, how gross is this? this is just the wrong message, you know. like you assault somebody, you get escorted out of the building and, that's it. but, for them to let him continue, i thought it was gross. >> the other thing too is, we have a major problem with violence and crime in this country. but the owes cars oscars not talking about that but talking about other things political. >> they're happy to talk about anything that fits in their agenda. of course they opened the show that way with, liz, with things they don't fully understand but are happy to spew out there for the american public. you're right, there is a major crime and violence problem going on all across america right now. i didn't hear about it. you actually saw it happen on stage. i mean so much of this is just rather amazing. i totally agree with wanda sykes there. the fact that will smith got up, did that, sat back down and nothing happened to him.

if any average person did that they would be in jail. they would be locked up. they would have been arrested or questioned by the police at this point. but it shows you the double standard that exists, that shows you that when you're a hollywood celebrity, this is basically what people took from this, you can get away with anything. how often throughout the covid pandemic did we see that the rules that applied to all of us didn't apply to the elites, whether the political elites, hollywood elites. no difference here. i think it is really frustrating for people. elizabeth: the other thing too, let's move on to this story quickly. we've got the vice president, right. reports she is upset with her portfolio and assignments. she is former attorney general of california. why isn't she the crime czar? she doesn't want to be border czar. she worked on cases. why doesn't she work as being the crime czar. the vice president working with jamaican leader, yet another word salad from the

vice president. watch this. >> jamaica, one of the issues that has been presented as an issue economic in the way of it is impact has been the pandemic. so to that end we are announcing today also that we will send jamaica in covid recovery assisting in terms of the recovery efforts in jamaica essentially what is necessary to strengthen not only the issue of public health but also the economy. >> all right. okay. why not put her in her wheelhouse? why not put her in her comfort zone. it is crime. she prosecuted crime cases. make her the crime czar. your final word? >> then she would have to go against the far-left radicals in her party who want to defund the police, who don't want to prosecute criminals, who just i guess want lawlessness to rein. that is essentially what happened. they backed themselves in a corner here as a party, now as vice president, you know, she really can't do much of anything

i guess because if she did, what was right, it would be doing the things that republicans and conservatives want to do, we talk about it all the time. you have got to punish people when they commit crimes. they don't want to talk about that they don't even want to do it. elizabeth: it wasn't just republicans saying that, it was democrat as generation ago. this is where we are with the party. lara trump. always great to have you own. come back soon. another new development in john durham's probe of trump russia. the government penalizes, smacks fines the clinton campaign for basically covering up and funding the steele dossier. we have the latest development coming up ahead on "the evening edit" o care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪

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♪. elizabeth: joining us now, former trump cabinet secretary, he is bill mcginnly. good to see you, sir. the news coming in today, attorneys for michael sussman, he was the former outside

counsel for hillary clinton campaign, perkins coie. his lawyers are saying to the judge in the case toss out special counsel john durham's case against michael sussman allegedly lying to the fbi. they're saying it would not have triggered an investigation by the fbi anyway, not material. your take on this? >> yeah, look, the durham arguments will carry the day on this motion to dismiss. motion to dismiss is a typical move by a defense attorney to try to get the case removed at the outset. sussman's attorneys made two arguments, he didn't lie, of course they will say and if they fine he lied, what he told the fbi by not disclosing who his true clients were was not material. really the standard for something whether something is material when you talk to the government whether it will have a tendency to influence the decision making. the fact he went into the fbi general counsel james baker, said we have evidence, here is some white papers disclosing that trump tower is

communicating with a russian bank to try to perpetrate the russian hoax, the fact he said he wasn't there on behalf of any clients, when actually he was representing the clinton campaign and tech executive one who helped him develop the evidence is pretty material. because if the fbi would have known that, they would have taken some time to determine the credibility of the information he was given as opposed to coming in as a concerned citizen and a well-known cybersecurity expert. elizabeth: stay on that for a second. so the fbi gets the information. they don't know it is clinton, don't know it is clinton coming from side, it is computer guy, a hair on fire issue. the fbi has to investigate anything with probable cause. so that what is going on. i need to move on with this. the federal election commission, they fined hillary clinton campaign and the dnc for not properly disclosing the money they used and paid to fund the opposition research that was the

anti-trump steele dossier. they basically said legal fees andcutting fees. they were shady about that allegedly covered it up at the fec level. what do you think of this story? >> well look, this is the same law firm, perkins coie, michael sussman worked when he went into the fbi. we found out fusion gps was being paid by perkins coie and paid it back to the clinton campaign and called it legal fees and opposition research. dnc is paying over $105,000. clinton campaign paying $8,000. one thing i want to point out your viewers, anyone who follows the fec this agency has been in the throes of partisan gridlock. democrats don't vote for republicans, republicans don't vote for democrats. what we know so far, they found probable cause, that democrat voted to find a violation as well as republicans.

that is pretty significant, which forced them to go in to get a negotiated settlement. elizabeth: how bad is this? is this tip of the iceberg stuff when it comes to the clinton campaign what went on there? >> i think between the durham campaign, the durham investigation, everything that has been going on, by the way all filings from the durham special counsel really hinted there may be more to come. we'll see what he develops, whether additional charges will be filed. i think this is us why the beginning. i think we'll have, number of different threads they are going to pull on. this fec matter that was just settled while not directly related to the durham investigation, does go to the gps thread that durham may be looking at. elizabeth: got it, great interview. good for coming on. great to spend time with you. come back soon. now even democrat senators turning against biden saying your border policy, you're pushing border communities and neighborhoods to the breaking point. a report you need to see next on "the evening edit." >> over the biden first four

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okay, foxbusiness hillary font has been doing journalism and reporting, the details on the expected mass migrant if i got the border want the white house as expected, they will lift trump era work policy title 42 possibly in may. hilary vann is on capitol hill with more. >> would even, source and cbp who's been in my enforcement over 20 years tells me they are preparing for double the number of migrants who came in 2021 and the year after title 42. the first six weeks dhs racing for at least half a million people at the border. source telling me how many people come in one month, that's an emergency, no way we have another enough federal agencies and ngos and nda, not enough people going around, literally will be a revolving door getting people in and getting people out. the biden administration

promising vaccine for migrants causing another headache to the administration. there isn't enough existing medical staff to dole out doses to thousands of migrant today, this source telling me they are considering pulling medical personnel from the d.a. an idea not sitting well cbp and a source telling me this, we are going to take medical services away from people who deserve that. they went to combat for that, veterans can't get medical attention we are going to give free medical attention to illegal migrants. liz, long-term, there is a thought of rolling out a smart phone app that would allow migrant to do prescreening before they show up to points of entry while that may help them get processed faster, it would create a backlog of other side of the border of migrant quickly let in but then waiting to have their asylum case adjudicated. elizabeth: hilary vaughn, thanks

for joining us. former acting ice director, tom homan now. this is policy ad hoc, total chaos at the border. your reaction to this report what you just heard? >> it is ridiculous. veterans and ice open border policy, everything you heard is how we deal with the incoming and how we release and treat them. how about secure the border? how about going back to the trump policy to secure the border, they are not running out for medical services, how about doing their job securing the border? the numbers today since biden became president, they released into the united states 71,507,000 people into the united states. they got 1.9 million encounters last year, right now the new fiscal year in october, they are at 1 million already six months and. even if they don't touch vital tour 42 and leave title 42 in

place -- >> it was bad even with title 42 there, even with trump it was still bad. now you've got senators mark warner, democrat senators kyrsten sinema and mark kelly and also lawmakers and border states like gonzales and henry out of texas saying what you're doing to support us immunities is horrendous. you are flooding the zone, they are not equipped with their infrastructure and hospitals and medical services to handle the influx with the white house doing to the poor state. this is a federal state issue, tom. you and i have talked about this they are getting pounded and hammered in poor communities. >> henry cuellar has been from the beginning, i respect him even though he's a democrat, he's pushing back his administration open border policy. as far as from arizona, his

state is being overrun, he hasn't said a single thing until now and he's doing it because of midterms. they are not doing this for the right reason, if they did, they would have been talking about this during the first year of the biden administration with almost 2 million people encounter, 600,000 getaways. evan 57000 released into the united states, that's when they should have been raising hell now they are worried about the midterms speaking up. elizabeth: but they don't have a plan b, they don't have a plan for it and that's what people are upset about. they could do this in may. >> they don't have plans for if the plans right now, they are going to send as many border patrol assets to the border as possible to process quickly and release quickly. so there doesn't appear to be a crisis. they are more concerned with the crisis than the crisis itself. the second department apartment -- that's a stone cold lie.

i made a former call to the contractor, they have 10000 empty beds as we speak, 10000 empty beds already paid for. elizabeth: thanks for joining us, we'll have you back on again soon. sorry we ran out of time. even watching the evening at on foxbusiness about that does it for us, thank you for watching and we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: kenne-dog ukrainians when this work? russians report of the happen taken from areas around kyiv and repositioning their military and other areas they already control but they happen showing ukrainian capitol and others despite told not to. none about you got to take russian retreat with a grain of salt. >> but i don't have proof taking a p