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your cars in the middle of a grain shortage. why that could cost you more and destroy your cars. again the white house blames putin's price hike. did putin approve massive inflationary spending and money printing? did putin kill the keystone pipeline? did putin shut down u.s. energy? with us congressman jason smith, dan meuser, brian babin and claudia tenney, economics pro mitch roschelle, editor-in-chief of "the federalist," mollie hemingway and ford o'connell. est mistake in the pandemic but dr. fauci talking restrictions and questions did nancy pelosi get monoclonal treatment for her covid-19 infection when the white house is blocking, rationing that for u.s. states? also this, u.s. federal prosecutors weighing charge es against hunter biden. the pressure ramps up on the biden family to disclose how it profited from questionable overseas deals including the president. and hillary clinton now claims that the 2016 election was

quote, stolen is he talking from her or from former president trump? black lives matter now vows transparency but still not showing details on why it used charitable donations to buy a six million dollar mansion that as the group behind defund the group. this is the group behind riots that killed 30, destroyed businesses. they're now accused of living large on the taxpayer's nickel. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. liz: check your money, stocks are down. new reed on inflation. 8 1/2%, hotter than expected. 41-year high. last time we saw this reagan was first elected. it is up for five straight months. the numbers are staggering what you need every day to get by,

food, gas, rent, your mortgages. all of that is hitting you, it is hitting the economically vulnerable really hard. to this the manhunt still underway in new york city for the sunset park brooklyn subway shooter. a u-haul truck discovered five to 10 miles away going toward coney island possibly linked to the suspect. bryan llenas of fox news at that the plate is a l3 1408. the suspect a five foot five black man, possibly disguised as mta worker wear aghast mask and green reflexsive vest, a gray hooded sweatshirt as well. he set off a smoke bomb. started shooting. reports his glock jammed. had ammo magazines and. undetonated devices found. edward lawrence in washington with more. edward. reporter: liz's let's start with the horrific scene in brooklyn. the president has been briefed several times what the investigation is revealing.

cell phone video shows the moments bystanders trying to help some of those gunshot victims. the video also showed the terrifying moments as the shooting happened. attorney general merrick garland has been briefed on the investigation. the fbi and atf helping but the lead belongs to the nypd. >> as the train was pulling into the station the subject put on a gas mask. he had then opened a canister that was in his bag and the car filled with smoke. after that he began shooting. reporter: now to the other big story out of the white house. the headline inflation is the highest levels we've seen since december of 1981. when you remove food and gas prices it is the highest levels we've seen since august of 1982 year-over-year. this graph shows you all you need to know regardless of the spin from the white house and their economic advisors. listen. >> this president knows that energy and food are creating real challenges for household budgets and he is doing everything he can including of course the historical release of

barrels of oil from the strategic reserve, 180 million barrels over six months. reporter: white house economic advisors say they have no regrets about the spending that they have done as well as how the economy has unfolded since president biden has taken office. liz? liz: edward lawrence thanks for your report there. joining us the ranking member of house budget. he is congressman jason smith. macro trend advisors founding partner, he is mitch roschelle. good to see you both. first to you, congressman. let's get back to what happened in brooklyn, new york. cameras inside of the subway station not working. new york pays gigantic taxes. no cops on the subways because of defund police. is this where we're at? politics has our democrat leaders on their back seat. they need to put people, not politics first. why are americans being treated like a science project, like statistics in their thought experiment on what they think will help americans to keep them safe? when is this going to stop? >> that is a great question,

liz. what we need to make sure, we fund police. we fund security, we protect all americans. unfortunately that is not what a lot of local municipalities are doing. you see what happened in new york just today. liz: they're not ruling out a terror attack so that is still on the table. well monitor the situation closely. mitch, now to you, the white house messaging again falling down the stairs and out the front stoop. biden is smashing the blast. this is what is going on, mitch. he is announcing a emergency waiver to sell summer ethanol gas blends year-round. we're having a grain shortage. go the same distance as regular gas. ethanol gets lower miles per gallon. ethanol ruins engines. it is widely unavailable anyway. why is this a fix? >> optically it looks like they're doing something when they have done absolutely nothing since this administration took office.

every single policy move they made from runaway deficit spending to eliminating our energy independence, i could go on. i'm sure you have a list that will scroll pretty soon, has all been bad policy that has taken us down the road of inflation and it takes years to fix inflation. you mentioned it was this high when ronald reagan took office. let's remember gerald ford, two presidents earlier was trying to tackle inflation but what he did that this administration hasn't done yet, is they have, gerald ford admitted it was a problem. this administration still is pointing fingers. liz: we hear you on that. senator, congressman, to mitch roschelle's point, senator joe manchin is saying enough with the blame game, right? he is saying when is inflation going to stop? by the way with ethanol, it causes more smog. you know climate activists are really angry, congressman. there is also this. president biden and the press secretary they keep saying it is putin's price hike when gas is

up 50% since biden took office. did putin approve massive inflation and money spending? did putin kill the keystone pipeline? did he shut down u.s. energy? do did he stop leasing for fossil fuel development? >> liz, the administration needs to stop blaming someone else. they need to focus on issues at hand. if you spend 7 1/2 approximately trillion dollars. they will fuel the price of inflation. inflation has risen 10.4% since joe biden has been in office. today's number was 8.5. since he has been in office talking about 10.4%. the solution this administration has spend $73 trillion more in their budget they have released in the last two weeks. they have no idea of how they're just fueling the inflation fire. they just want to continue to spend reckless government money.

liz: to the congressman's point, you know, mitch, did putin ram into the system more government debt borrowing? did putin ramp up the money supply 40% over the last two years? the san francisco federal reserve says all the government action is responsible for nearly half, three percentage points of rise of inflation. it is skyrocketing under biden. is that putin's fault? >> no, it's not and the problem is what putin is doing right now is going to make it even harder to fix things. if we have a worldwide grain shortage, the cost of everything from feed for cattle to bread on the table will be expensive. listen, let's remember this, the fed's job is to combat inflation. their tool in the tool box is to raise interest rates. their tool is to stop printing money. when they do that, other economy is likely going to slow down. liz: yeah. >> so sad to say the fix for inflation is recession and no, putin didn't do that either. liz: that's what history shows. you raise rates it triggers,

usually a recession. you know, congressman, democrats are in a panic. biden is underwater in the polls under key pocketbook issues, energy, the border, crime. approval rating is dropping among 18 to 30-year-olds. cbs news "gallup poll" shows this. when weigh see the rhetoric and messaging has been all over the map. what hbo's bill maher on this. >> we have problems we haven't had in a very long time like inflation. >> yes. >> certainly we have been running up the debt but not the levels that we have in recent years where we just sort of went, oh, numbers don't mean anything and now they write it like it is a dinner check. just. [laughter]. i don't know where that leads. >> we're in highly unusual conditions i think it is worth saying that. we're in the middle of a pandemic. >> we're no the middle of one and -- >> no we're not. >> it is debatable as to whether

we should have have lost our [bleep] to that degree. also people say lockdowns didn't really change anything. >> yeah. that's it. lockdowns didn't change anything. lockdowns worse inned the situation. you, democrats, you ruined it. you destroyed it, you triggered the spending. former obama advisors, jason furman, larry summers, steve rattner, your spending is igniting inflation. why is this falling on deaf ears in the white house, congressman? final word. >> it is really hard to tell but you know what the american people are seeing every decision this white house has been making it is creating one crisis after another. whether the inflation crisis, the border crisis and the american people are fed up with it. the white house doesn't see that all of their decisions is creating huge crises for hard-working americans. they only care about their own political crisis. liz: congressman jason smith and mitch roschelle, thanks for joining to us night. good to have you on. we'll stay on what is going on

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♪. elizabeth: okay, we still have breaking details coming in at this hour. breaking news on the shooting inside of the brooklyn subway station in sunset park. 28 people injured, 10 shot. this is serious. it happened during the morning rush hour. the subject is still at large. bryan llenas ask breaking news all day on this. doing great journalism. he is with us live on the scene. bryan, what do you got? reporter: elizabeth, good evening. all eyes are on the u-haul van that was connected to the shooter has been located just about an hour ago. we got word that the u-haul has been located. the nypd sent the bomb squad. they have arrived on scene. this u-haul is five miles away, 30 minute drive from traffic, 30 minutes from the brooklyn subway

shooting took place this morning. before 8:30 a.m., a man with a gas mask, unleashed a gas canister which filled the northbound manhattan "n" train with smoke. he opened fire, hitting 10 people. five people in critical condition with gun wounds. another 18 people injured with injuries like smoke inhalation. remarkably, everyone is expected to survive. in fact we're told by sources that the gun jammed which made a bad situation, kept a bad situation from being much worse. here is a passenger who explains what it was like to be underground during this attack. >> it was scary because i didn't know what was going on. i thought somebody maybe got maybe hit or something. it was like a scary moment. everyone was packed in that little station getting out. it was very scary. reporter: panicked passengers ran for the exits. there were bloody, wounded passengers that lay on the

subway platform. it was just complete chaos down there. in fact there is one video that also shows a man, could be the shooter, in between two train cars. one train car filled with smoke. another train car that is not. you can see people trying to make their way through the exit. there is no more vulnerable place in this city than being underground in a subway during an attack like this. the nypd said there is no link to terrorism as of now but they are not ruling anything out at this point in the investigation. they did find a bag afterwards. this bag, according to the "new york post" this is a photo obtained by them. inside of that bag there was a hatchet a, some gas canisters, fireworks as well as smoke grenades and gasoline. so gives you an idea perhaps that this suspect had more plans besides the attack on the 36th street station. two things, elizabeth, the security camera inside of this station according to new york city mayor eric adams

malfunctioned. it is possible that all of the cameras inside of this station malfunctioned which is remarkable to think about as probably also why you have not seen a photo of this suspect described as a five foot five black man, about 180-pounds, wearing a green construction vest and a gray hoodie. so that is what we got in terms of a description. yet at this hour this man is still on the loose. elizabeth? elizabeth: bryan llenas, thanks so much for your journalism there. joining us from house small business, congressman dan meuser. your reaction to this report. new york city pays enormous taxes. we had defund the police. we don't have cops on the beat like we should. the cameras malfunctioned in the station. new yorkers, people across the nation are outraged over this. why do the democrats, people who run big cities think americans are just a rounding error, or just lab rats in their science experiment, their thought project, to what they think how the world should run when

americans are screaming desperately screaming saying we need security? children ride those subway cars to go to schools. people in rush hour going to their jobs. there is no bigger violation of civil rights than somebody who is attacked innocently on a subway station or at their desk like in the twin to youers. >> you said it, liz, i like your strong commentary. my father was nypd i have had daughters who have lived in new york city on and off. it's a matter of cause and effect, you weaken law enforcement as has been done, the numbers show, you have more crime. you go easy on criminals you will have more criminals throughout our subway systems and streets. so it is probably the most important issue for quality of life and for our society. we must get far stricter. elizabeth: we got to get to this, senator rand paul, he wants to know, this is a

separate subject, he wants to know if speaker pelosi is getting monoclonal antibody treatment after the white house blocked that for the states, option to ration it. is that too much to ask or should pelosi disclose that? she was vaccinated and boosted by the way. >> i know ron paul. he is a smart guy. he is a smart guy. he knows this well. if nancy pelosi wants to disclose it, it is largely up to her but look, what they are doing here is a continuation of their for me but not for thee approach. look, the blue states versus the red states, the closures versus the open, freedom versus shutdowns, the numbers are clear what the difference is here. the states in areas that have stayed open have, did far better, had no more fatalities than others. education systems were better. less depression. so the results are in.

we need to stay safe. elizabeth: show the full screen. we're running out of time. show the full screen, the national bureau of economic research printed from the committee for, to unleash prosperity. it is showing the best versus the worst covid states. you see the red states and you see, we shouldn't even make it about politics. the bottom line is, lockdowns didn't work. that people who were in lockdown states got slammed. >> it is about policy. the unemployment, the supply issues, the spending. i will tell you what it is about it is congressional seats. people are voting with their feet. moving to where there is freedom, opportunity, like the beginning of the -- elizabeth: got it. congressman dan meuser, thanks for spending time with us. it is good to see you. federal prosecutors weighing federal charges against hunter biden. the grand jury is looking at it there. questions how the family profited from the questionable overseas deals with china and russia. they were buried in off-balance

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hunter biden abandoned his infamous laptop. he said that laptop would not have space for additional 450 gigabytes data talked about the new information on the hunter biden laptop. what the media is misreporting john paul isaac, the computer repair shop owner, he said it could be on other laptops or in the icloud elsewhere. he is not disputing it doesn't exist. could exist, not just on what he had, media saying this is proof there was russian disinformation on the laptop. what do you think? >> yeah, well, there is also claims that there is a whistle-blower who actually has a hard drive containing the 450 gigabytes what could have been on the laptop or another laptop. remember hunter biden dropped three laptops off john paul isaac's place, marc store, took two of them, left the third. the guy, stress and pressure he

had left, turned it over to authorities, got in the hands of rudy giuliani, 51 intelligence firms, former intelligence officials, including james brennan, john brennan said, oh, no, no this is russian disinformation. classic case because it din fit the narrative. they wanted to cover for joe biden two weeks before the election. kudos for getting this out by the "new york post" who got censored by big tech oligarchs. didn't want the information out. elizabeth: isn't that interfering in an election? >> gee, yes. elizabeth: here is the other thing, white house, tucker carlson mentioned this last night, the white house keeps lecturing everybody about human rights and human rights abuses. why are they silent on china? we have reports that china's officials gave $54 million of exists home of the university of pennsylvania, home of the biden center? also the bidens made millions of dollars with overseas business deals with chinese back

companies with officials in ukraine and kazakhstan? watch chuck grassley on this. >> does this compromise the national security of the united states? do they have enough on them to get something out of a president of the united states? i can't answer that question and then now as you said in your intro, they're finally admitting that chuck grassley was right all along. and i don't like people disparaging my reputation as a good investigator in the senate of the united states because i do a thorough job. i follow the facts where they take me. i follow the money where they take me and it is just very concerning. if the chinese pay this kind of money, it is reasonable to, for us to expect that they expect something. elizabeth: okay. so did china expect something in return and what was it?

what could it have gotten? >> certainly. i mean look, they, the evidence shows that millions of dollars went from a chinese company called cefc to hunter biden and his associates. tony bobulinski, who was the business partner, actually made references to the big guy and pulled out some of these emails. the big guy he said was joe biden. he was getting 10%. why aren't we investigating this fully? even left-wing type of pundits like bill maher, look this din fit the democrat narrative but it is time to investigate this. where did this money go? what was the quid pro quo that the biden family got? they got a lot of money. they got influence. what did china get from this? that is a really good question. why aren't we investigating this? i think it is tremendous that senators grassley and johnson dug into this thing a long time ago. exposed this, miranda devine,

got the contents. put them out on "the new york post." it was suppressed and censored by big tech. we have a lot of questions emerging. congressman matt gaetz took the content and hard drive, submitted those into the record, congressional record. they're open to the public. you can go to look these documents probably through a member of congress. there is a certain procedure to do that. we're starting to find out. i think this 450 gigabytes will raise a lot more questions than it answers. i think there is a lot here that is actually incredible. this is not about hunter biden. this is about joe biden. he is the person in the position of influence. he is the former senator. he is the former vice president. and now he is the president of the united states and he has got a lot of answers, a lot of questions to answer about why he used his influence to enrich himself and his family. elizabeth: congresswoman tenney, come back soon, okay. it is good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: hillary clinton out with a new narrative claiming that the 2016 election was

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♪. elizabeth: we welcome to the show for the first time "the federalist" editor-in-chief, great writer, great author, mollie hemingway. i'm excited to have you on, mollie. >> great to be here. elizabeth: good to see you. let's get your reaction to this sound of hillary clinton floating a new narrative claiming trump stole the 2016 election from her. watch. >> you can run the best

campaign, you can even become the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you. elizabeth: you know, mollie, now that i see it, listen to it again, is she talking about herself or is she talking about trump? >> you know, that is a good question. hillary clinton has long claimed that the 2016 election was stolen from her. something former president jimmy carter said as well. pretty much the entire media complex, the entire democrat party said throughout the trump administration that the 2016 election was stolen. in fact i think the only election you're not allowed to question is the 2020 election, even though that election was unlike any election that we have ever seen previously in terms of how it was administered. but yeah, they definitely pushed that narrative for quite some time. elizabeth: but mollie, she has no prove or evidence, right? she is not suggesting any. >> it's actually quite the opposite. the most major meddling that we saw in the 2016 election was

done by this hillary clinton secretly-funded, secretly orchestrated operation to set a false narrative, one that continued throughout the trump administration that was this false narrative that trump had colluded with russia to steal the the election that was something her campaign secretly bout and paid for. that caused so much damage in the 2016 election but throughout the entire administration of trump. that was something that, it caused global problems. it caused prodesmick problems t was done by her campaign and the democrat national committee. elizabeth: mollie, it created severe credibility damage for the doj and the fbi. we talked to numerous fbi officials are livid over this, got politicized, put into the d.c. office, not the new york office where they could have done the shoe leather. it was trump organization they were talking about trump here in new york. let's watch former attorney general william barr. he was with us last week on what you were just talking about. let's listen to this, watch.

>> why did the fbi act the way they did? there was such a flimsy basis, really no basis for them to go after the trump campaign. even as they learned this information was bad and could easily be russian disinformation, they continued. this was a campaign ploy to put out scurrilous information about trump and then had the fbi investigate it, then leak that right before the election, sort of the ultimate corruption of democracy, to have the people in charge of the coercive tools of the country, national security police power, use it to choose the leader of the country. elizabeth: mollie, do you hear that? the ultimate corruption of democracy. what he is saying is the clinton campaign did sort of like a hit-and-run. they put information inside of the fbi, doj, didn't want their fingerprints on it, in order to attack trump when the fbi knew early on, they were told early on that this could be russian

disinformation. they knew that from the get-go in the summer of 2016. that is according to declassified footnotes in the doj inspector general report that chuck grassley and senator ron johnson got declassified. >> that is exactly right. it is one thing for political operatives to try to do a dirty trick but for the doj or the fbi willing to participate in something they should have known from the get-go was ludicrous. they were given reason after reason to know it was not something legitimate. instead they weaponized this, used it as a means to start a sprawling investigation that turns into a special counsel investigation, that hamstrings the trump administration. what this really was all about was a refusal of many people in elite circles to accept the result of 2016 election. to accept someone like donald trump could run for office and gain favor among voters. they were willing to throw out

any norm or standard they had to subvert the election or the administration. it's a horrible thing what the fbi and doj did. there needs to be a massive cleanup. you see that with the witmer thing that happened last month, too many fbi agents were involved in the plotting orchestration of this alleged plot of governor witmer instead of letting our fbi investigate it. elizabeth: they didn't have, "crossfire hurricane," they were not getting the evidence to support their narrative you know, it was trump-russia collusion t was winding down. they said we can use general michael flynn as a proxy to keep it open. it was sort of unspooled. that is what bill barr is saying in his book, they kept trying and pushing, and pushing when they didn't have the goods. when james comey, james clapper, peter strzok, lisa page would admit we didn't have the evidence, that there was no there there. your final word.

>> every step of the way there was no there there. you said earlier there were good fbi agents and good doj officials upset about what happened. unfortunately there were far too few. many people should have put a stop to this. too few were willing to stand up to say this is un-american and dangerous to our constitution. elizabeth: mollie hemingway, come back soon and come back on. good to see you. >> would love to. elizabeth: great writer, poolly hemingway, terrific writer. read her stuff. now this story, black lives matter vowing transparency of the what happened. they won't show the details why it bought a 6 million-dollar mansion in california using charitable donations. if it is so aboveboard why did black lives matter hide this deal in an off-balance sheet company? this is group behind the summer riots and defund the police. that is next on "the evening edit".

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♪ elizabeth: welcome back to the show gop strategist ford o'connell. it is great to have you back on. black lives matter behind riots that killed 30 people. destroyed billions of dollars in businesses. damaged government buildings, behind defund the police it is saying yes, nearly six million in charitable donations to buy a swanky mansion outside of los angeles, they say they will pony up the information, increase the transparency about this deal. if it is so aboveboard why was it hidden in a off-balance sheet shell company using an insider middleman who is connected to black lives matter? >> well, liz, hat tip to your show staying on this story. it is important for journalists to get to the bottom of what is going on here. you're absolutely right, it is an essential question, buying swanky mansion, the leaders of black lives matter did they misappropriate funds engage in self-dealing transaction? if they did, it is likely they

violated the law. given actions they didn't file paperwork with the irs and being banned from several states, it appears they did indeed violate the law. the question they're trying to deflect. they're engaging in essential deflection just like the biden administration routinely does on inflation because they don't want to be held to account. elizabeth: just like the white house, rhetoric, words, tweets, are supposed to fix the situation. taxpayers warning this could be a violation of tax law. you cannot use charity money for personal benefit. they used a middleman, an insider connected to it, who reportedly bought it for 3.1 million, then jacked up the price within six days to 2.7 million. we don't know how the money is slashing around. what should shock and outrage anyone who donated to black lives matter, thinking the money was going to victims families, families of people like breonna taylor, michael brown, they have not seen the

money. should the irs investigate it? >> the irs should absolutely should investigate it. this black lives matter and parent organization seems to be engaging in one of the greatest cons in recent memories and authorities frankly should get to the bottom of it. black folks should be outraged because in their mind they didn't think that the leaders of this organization would so betray this mission, what appears to be real estate speculation, self-dealing, rather than helping black americans. elizabeth: it has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a soundstage a swimming pool a music studio. they're claiming anybody who is connected to the organization can come to use it but we're not seeing any details that is proven to be so. they say they gave out three million to families to fight covid-19. that they sent out $25 million to black-led front line organizations. 25 million. they took in 90 million.

we're talking 60 million still unaccounted for. that is a lot of money. >> that's exactly right, liz. look, this 6 million-dollar swanky house in studio city is just the tip of the iceberg. there are 60 million unaccounted for. if you listen to actually other black lives matters members like hawk newsom, blm greater new york city, he believes this should be audited as well. this is not a republican, democrat thing. a black or white thing. it is about holding those accountable when they fleece people because, you have to understand something. there is always going to be another moment of great social revelation, the woke industrial complex will take advantage of that. you just have to make sure they don't take advantage of people. elizabeth: the allegation they, allegation they fleece people. ford o'connell, always a great interview with ford. thank you very much come back soon. white house narrative is falling apart.

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okay, the border patrol union vice president, he's out with a warning saying biden, title 42, you're going to create catch and release on steroids. texas governor greg abbott link to expand operation lone star program to stop people breaking the law at the border. casey steagall has more from eagle pass texas. >> we are seeing enhanced security measures out here along the texas mexico border. additional production ordered by the governor greg abbott, you can see the razor wire lining the banks of the rio grande river to progress migrants from crossing. this is an designated high traffic areas along the texas mexico border. we are in the del rio border

patrol sector where data shows 215% increase in migrant encounters for fiscal year 2022. governor abbott says with title 42 ending next month texas is getting it ducks in a row. >> time to prepare is now. if you wait, it's too late. if you wait until may 23 under title 42 ending, it's going to be too late. >> look at the images from the neighboring rio grande valley sector where agents apprehended 71504 migrants over the last couple of days. they were spread out traveling and for individual groups, 123 of them unaccompanied minors. border patrol tells us they were primarily from cuba in addition to countries from south and central america.

liz: thank you for your always terrific journalism, good to have you on. joining us now, border security caucus cochair, congressman brian of texas. we welcome you to the show, good to have you on as well, thank you for spending time with us. the new narrative out of the white house is they had to fix a broken system. nobody believes this narrative. they are creating a stampede backward killed people trying to cross illegally so what do you make of this white house narrative? >> it's more of a same, great to be with you as well. no president in the history of our country has joe so much intentional damage to america than joe biden and his administration. it's incredible he's going to get rid of title 42, the last tool we have from the tool chest of president trump administration to turn people back. the cdc, the administration, there far left adherents, they

are insisting on getting rid of this title 42 at the same time and let me reiterate, title 42 for pandemic reasons to turn people back during the pandemic, at the same time we just learned border detention centers run by ice covid cases up by 20%. it's incredible. they still won't spend tens of millions of dollars on covid relief and get there saying there's no danger of covid so let's get rid of title 42. it's strictly done to double, possibly triple the number of people trying to come across the border. we get 8000 last week in one day and pretty soon we will be in 18. liz: let's watch this. >> what we are seeing from

repugnance is the effort to politicize this and not fix what we all recognize as an outdated broken system. >> the cdc, one of the top entities in the federal government has stated this is not a health-related situation at the border. liz: how does it open the floodgates? why are taxpayers paying for jen psaki's salary when she's constantly misleading america? how is outdated? the trump white house and now the biden white house shutting down for facilities because of covid. doctor fauci is planning a mask mandate to come back for everybody else. >> exactly. it is unbelievable the way they lack continuously. our border security caucus met with secretary marcus last week. we got no satisfactory answer, no fence, he said he will hire more border patrol the chief at the council said 200 border

patrol agents short because of full morale resigning, retiring and they have no plan. liz: thanks for joining us. we will have you back on again soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you have been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thank you for watching, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: lot of news here and around the world, look at to all of it including chaos and bloodshed after subway attack here in new york. we will have updates in a moment. in ukraine, vladimir putin going to attack and purging rivals. we got panic over so-called ghost guns. first up though, grim news on the economy you might have heard and we all need to understand what's going on from a labor department today reporting inflation a