>> this is a mess. now two weeks away title 42 authority is about to end and the numbers will be exponentially worse. elizabeth: thanks for joining us, thank you for watching. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. we hope you have a good evening join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: wild breaking news on the escaped convict and his prison guard lover. more on the whites. they are in custody. this moment they are still alive after a police u.s. commercial pursuit. in the great state of indiana. details get crazier and i'll have that in a little bit. first, intimidation and threats of violence, the far left playbook is liberals target

conservative over roe v. wade, pro-life activists and politicians say it's not going to work. this is a scene of an arson attack on with cancer and family headquarters in madison. somebody through cocktails yesterday morning. fortunately nobody was hurt but outside on the wall, somebody scrolled if abortions aren't safe and can you are either. so convincing and rational. if that's not a threat, i'm not sure what is. the intimidation, look at this scene last night outside the home of justice brett kavanaugh. [cheering] kennedy: right outside the home of a supreme court justice and another protest schedule tonight at the home of justice samuel alito reportedly undisclosed location. his roe v. wade opinion draft week last week. how did we get here? is this how it will be when everyone is mad and their

feelings are hurt and they disagree with something? could it be because of past speeches like this from senate majority leader chuck -- watch. >> i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheering] kennedy: create a whirlwind, pay the price. strong words. today a reporter asked jen psaki what the administration is doing to cool things down. >> does the president plan to condemn the leak of the supreme court draft opinion or docketing of the justices now that we have seen violence unfold? >> i would say we been clear in the president's position has long been that we should not see protest the take the form of violence, it takes the form of vandalism and it threatens anyone. we have not seen violence or

vandalism against supreme court justices. we have seen in catholic churches, unacceptable. the president does not support that, we seen in conservative organizations, we don't support that. kennedy: how long you wait until you condemn things? wait until msnbc with that lucrative contract, got it. are the protest a sign of potential bus to come? tonight party panel, washington times opinion editor, charlie hurt along with democrat strategist former biden campaign surrogate and humanal is here. director of constitutional studies, perfect light, ilya shapiro, welcome, man panel, gentlemen. charlie, this is a predictable action. if this were a liberal case opinion draft that leaked and there were conservative protesters protesting liberal

justices homes, wouldn't it be called an insurrection? >> yes and i think we are doing it wrong because we are not calling it an insurrection. in fact, i think we should call the original leak itself, i say this not knowing who it was exactly who leaked it, i have my suspensions in terms of who they work for but we don't know but i would say that was an insurrection and i would like to see congress put together a may 2, to investigate who leaked this but this stuff we are seeing is beyond this, this is aiding and abetting of this nonsense from the white house, white house refusing to condemn this behavior. it is illegal, it illegal to intimidate sitting justices, the same as jury tampering. it's flatly illegal and the idea the white house seems to have a hard time simply condemning it,

that tells you about all you need to know. kennedy: they are trying to scare them, it seems into changing their vote and opinion in this abortion case and this is not how things should be done and constantly being told elections have consequences. this is one of the consequences at least with the presidency that the supreme court will swing one way or another. >> i'm all for peaceful protests, what we are seeing is not the case with this bombing in wisconsin and we have seen this attack, this political violence on all sides going back to the history of roe v. wade. murders of doctors who perform abortions, detect we saw in wisconsin on the other side is completely wrong and un-american. there's a time and place for protesting, it's not the justices homes or any judges

homes, it's at the supreme court in front of the white house, in front of congress. that's where this debate should take place, not in people's homes or in terms of threatening violence in any of the activity especially toward justices and their families. kennedy: we are talking about younger justices have young children at tactic meant to change behavior and outcomes. how do you find all this? >> i'm taking the controversial position against mock rule and its forms whether january 6, protesting the justices. i believe in the rule of law, civil discourse and protest, take them completely peaceful, not mostly peaceful at the public locations and so forth and it's exercising your first amendment rights but just because a legal decision might

be against you is no justification for breaking with all of that. it is ironic the people who most seem to mourn the loss of norms are those justifying, georgetown law professor today was justifying going up to the justice houses as long as you are short of throwing cocktails at them. kennedy: i guess i wouldn't have a problem with that if this were of free speech absolutist more we've heard that in recent weeks but is the exact same behavior targeting some of the law professor was politically and philosophically aligned with, they have an issue with it. that is the great imbalance in this country. what's wrong for my side doesn't make it okay for your side. we are so far adrift from the

golden rule how we should be operating, treat others as you want to be treated in all realms, not just -- >> it should be clear the golden rule isn't christian, it's not required to be tied to any faith tradition, it predates all of that and we are losing that in our society and seeing our political enemies as evil rather than merely wrong. there's a loss of grace in our society. kennedy: it's also the death of curiosity and when you get there, all bets are off and it's not a good place to be. man panel, we will get them back when need to be. first, what effect might the roe v. wade ruling have on the november midterms? primaries are underway, democrats hoping the abortion battle will motivate the parties to vote, a new news poll since the draft week claim 64% say the supreme court should keep roe v.

wade as is, 36% say it should be overturned. will the issue galvanize democrats in the midterms? he with me now, clear politics cofounder executive editor, tom bevan, what are you seeing in terms of polling and will it turn into a single issue election even though there are about five critically important issues circling both parties right now? >> right now it is a single issue election and its inflation. in order of magnitude above any other issue on the ballot right now. prior to the opinion leaking, there was a poll that showed abortion was number nine out of 13 issues offered to voters in terms of burns. it was well down the list. we are going to wait and see how high the issue rises and how long it lasts. part of the problem for democrats as we are still six months from election, it will be tough to keep the machine crank

up to 11 for that long particularly if these apocalyptic pronouncements, visions we don't turn into the handmaidens tail and of course we are still paying five or $6 a gallon for gas in the number, it's hard to see the issue having this power. could it help motivate democratic partisans who otherwise might have stayed home or less motivated? yes. democrats think and they hope you will win back suburban moderate women they'd one during the trump years but have lost the last 16 months or so. the data is mixed, we do have good numbers that we have anecdotal data including a story from reuters this morning surveying 40 woman in the suburbs of phoenix and scottsdale and found the abortion issue, even for folks who voted for biden in 2020 was

not the main issue, still inflation and that remains their top concern. kennedy: it is interesting because many people assume when something drastic occurs with abortion or roe v. wade, it would galvanize voters but we do have collective ptsd from the pandemic. we come out of the pandemic and now we are facing record inflation, a very curious employment market and you also have this looming war in europe that we could be sucked into at any given moment so if there were ever a time where abortion wouldn't resonate them a way it might have ten or 20 years ago, it now so the gruesome thing to pin your political hopes on, i wouldn't put it past either party to maximize that, pretty rough landscape out there.

>> there's no question it will be part of the election and democrats will do what they can to leverage it to their benefit. the question is whether it will be have salient it will be and how much it will motivate. the two groups democrats need, their bays and to win over swing voters in every issue they've confronted whether immigration, student loan debt has pitted the two groups against each other. please us progressives but alienate swing voters. we will see if this is an issue they hope it will lift the script but right now the cake is almost baked in terms of public perception about the democrats and the economic situation unless and until the inflation number goes down and we give it another reading on wednesday, it's going to remain the political problem for democrats to overcome in november. kennedy: we will be relying on you for all that, things are changing, not looking up get for

the democrats. tom bevan, thank you very much. coming up, while the case of prison guard on the run with her escaped convict lover. oh mercy. look at the whites. former assistant fbi director chris joins me next. ♪♪

breaking news, tonight on the crazy prison escape in alabama, if you been following the story, it's the same. we would just tel boy falls in love with older and they leave in her orange car but no, everything has changed. police say the escape convict is in custody in his is guard white no relation, get, walls out of the lauderdale county detention center in alabama, they are not related but reportedly had special relationship. they've been on the run for nearly two weeks, they didn't

get that far. we learned they were spotted 300 miles north of hotel in indiana, great state. then there was a high-speed chase, rollover crash, casey white was captured, he's 6-foot nine and the prison guard vicki was taken to the hospital with what appears to be self-inflicted gunshot wound. what happens now? joining me, former assistant the fbi director, welcome back to the show. this is a crazy story but not totally unusual for lonely lady guards to fall in love with a sociopath, they helped him escaped, it never ends well. he's to got as far as evansville indiana, we heard reports earlier today car linked to them have been found. what went down? >> with all the publicity, somebody called an attempt he commercial determined a car was stolen in the area where the

first car was abandoned. they've been mulling that lead and put the information out to law enforcement and all points within several hundred miles. someone spotted it up there in indiana and they apparently tried to chase, like you did before, tried to get away from the police, vicki was driving and it resulted in the crash. the irony, she shot herself and you would have thought casey white who said he'd never be captured alive, wanted to be killed by police, would have been the person who tried to commit suicide so there's a lot of? here that need answered. kennedy: when he tried to kill his ex-girlfriend, the incident where he shot and killed the family dog, fired her four times, didn't hit her, both kids were in the house, he told her he wanted to die by cop, and her life and and his own in a hail

of police bullets. that didn't happen. he told his ex-girlfriend if he ever got out, he would find her and kill her so she obviously has been terrified this whole time but the 6-foot nine lumbering the wrath, they did make it very far. when i heard they were in evansville, they are in canada now, these two are so smart. >> they apparently just didn't plan well. i think they got as far as their collective intelligence could get them. apparently the only plan was to hop hotel to hotel which is a terrible plan. i would have expected them to already have rented a place in a remote area and lay low and that's what i've been saying all along so i'm one of the most surprised people right now, they were out and about moving and showing themselves. he's captured on video at 6-foot nine, a lot of ironies here. kennedy: like bigfoot. a big lumbering dumb dumb drawing around with the older

lady, she's 56, he's 38. old chicks will teach you stuff but apparently she didn't teach survivor skills because now they are both in the hospital so what charges are they facing? >> his attorney said he can't function in public, he needs his meds. if he's off his meds, all bets are off. he will never see the light of day. i hope they put him in a jail really follow procedures, the county jail, that is not the place for him, he needs to go to state pen and i suspect he will this time and he won't bounce county jail to county jail. he was covid get transferred. kennedy: he confessed to a murder he might not have even committed so he can be close to her so she could get him out of that facility. taking him for a mental health eval, i won't be back, i got a doctors appointment like okay, that sounds good. you are supposed to have someone

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did you miss out on all the free government money during the pandemic? boy, are you the sucker? paycheck protection program dished out $800 billion over the course of covid and conservative estimate put the rod around 100 billion stolen dollars at least.

that's just what they are admitting to. april to august of 2020 when people were terrified and hurting, the programs dished out loans to 57000 people on the treasury department do not pay less. that's like handing out first class seats with beds to terrorists on the no-fly list how can you catch up with someone like that? see you later. spoke with him about end of the world party cash but they didn't bother to id people so career criminals are having to separate the government from our money. thanks a whole. one couple made off with $18 million in loans. i'm sure they will be extradited soon. or more likely, the sound of their corrupt laughter will bounce off the walls of their new golden manchin. another electric is 7.2 emergency millions got 12,000 579 square-foot manchin and

three cars including mercedes and maserati. why wouldn't you? no setting, no guilt. higher in price based on the assumption that the massive fraud but at least the government look like it was doing something. it was. taxpayers to the tune of $100 billion that will take years to track down at all. the person hacks blaming the trump administration who believe me, deserves a butt load of corn brought president trump did not invent the holy marriage of bureaucracy and corruption that compounded with unimaginable pandemic speed. for god's sakes, these idiots and competencies are using paper still. how could this not happen? paycheck protection program who needed it most shut down for good because the phonies figured out how to gain a flawed system

that proved shakespearean axiom absolute power corrupts absolutely the memo. who's going to clean up the government next? probably you and me. >> people made the conscious decision, we would get the money out and if there's fraud, we will change it later and it's not acceptable. we believe transparency is the best disinfectant. kennedy: i wish they had gone to the dollar tree and got a bottle of the transparency before they decided to dish out almost $1 trillion in emergency loans. show me the money. party panel is back. charlie, kevin and ilia. we've been saying this from the beginning. this was a magnet for corruption, for people to quickly figure out how to scan the government out of millions of dollars because they want

checking for id when they were handing out the checks. >> when the money even went to the right place. kennedy: that sounds awful, some of the microphone is going -- is someone's beard rubbing against the microphone? no, okay. >> not me but what i'm saying is when this goes on normally but when we have the massive amounts of money going through with covid, the fraud is accentuated so there better be better controlled and digital rather than paper and. inspectors general, now i have something to do, let's rounded a. kennedy: where were they before him? it was okay to ask for verification before the and that millions of dollars in loans. i was thinking anyone with a business entity can sign up for hard crash because they were not verifying made process -- sorry,

kevin, trump administration, right? >> reportedly. obviously they were at the wheel for all of this operation and made the decision the department of treasury and small business administration to get as much cash out as possible for this authorization that's normally in place for this verification and it's one reason why the biden administration came into office, they put stricter protocols in place to verify veracity of these claims to this money but this is a huge issue and will take years to clean up a lot of the fall that took place, it happened overseas, too. we could kiss the american taxpayer money goodbye because of this and it will take a long time to recapture those funds. kennedy: yes, hello funds, americans, you want $7 million? yes. really?

people took the money and ran. some are running all the way to federal prison, charlie but it wasn't surprising. and like i said in my model, this is not the first time a government agency has been bureaucratic and corrupt. >> i am in favor of blaming everybody, republicans, everybody but this is, this is not an aberration for what the government does, this is what the government does every time. they look at a problem and say we don't know how to fix it, we're just going to blow a bunch of money at it and see if it doesn't solve the problem and they are surprised people go around and tried to figure out ways to steal because these criminals who i hope go to jail for doing this are ten times smarter than the bureaucrats. kennedy: that's all they do, they sit around thinking about how can i get free money? that's like the job.

>> exactly. it's a very american thing which i admire but here's the other thing, we've got double screwed because not only did we get all of our tax dollars stolen by criminals all this money is contribute to massive bomb of inflation we have to pay for also so we are screwed twice. kennedy: they get you coming and going like my prompt night. brings back a lot of memories. the night is young. it is springtime coming. [laughter] >> they got good beaches, i do know. kennedy: ilya, you have like 1500 degrees, of course you would go to albania. you would go, $18 million. maybe they have less -- extradition treaty, exactly. former president trump under attack again from one of his own

cabinet members. i love these stories so much it hurts my feelings. former president punching, mark esper claims to consider firing missiles a drug cartel in mexico and tried to bring home american troops from all over the world against the advice of top military officials. president firing back in a statement writing is desperate not to lose his job, he do anything i wanted that's what i call him yes, i realized it really early on so is he selling out the president? to sell books. charlie, i know people get really mad, there's a lot about him i did not like. i think my favorite thing was crazy spitball and, why don't we put alligators on the border? nobody likes alligators. let's do that. drink some bleach.

it sure would be fun to sit in those meetings. >> it's called thinking outside the box and it's a good thing. especially when the federal government is as screwed up as it is. they could run on a bumper sticker that says you can't screw it up and i think it's a big reason a lot of people look at the guy in the first place, it's so screwed up, at least we will try something different and he is something different but i agree, the thing i miss the most about him are the nicknames and calling him yes pr is beautiful. what was the name of the book, sacred oath? why did these people, they spend their life in washington as political hacks and they write a book with obnoxious titles like -- talking about him self. they have the orange monster come in and call him mike esper.

kennedy: i know everyone -- that's the only reason to work for the trump administration because i don't know if these people will have political lives after that. they have to write, he was so awful, the only one who saw it. he's not going to run against him so i don't know why everyone is worried. >> i watched brett baier's interview early on special report and i saw the book on the table it looked massive and i looked it up, it's 752 pages. about his time for a year in office. kennedy: half of those are tasteful news. [laughter] >> all right, going to get on amazon right now. that's the insane part, he spent more time writing the book in the months he served in office as secretary defense so i don't know who will buy it, i love as

a democrat because everyone is trying to settle scores, that's more power to the democrats like what is going on here? we don't want him to run against. american people are exhausted but not by these nicknames. kennedy: we are being tortured, ilya. >> this is mostly a sideshow, these cabinet officials and secretaries, i don't know if they time the release of the books, nobody releases on the same day but it's like every month there's a drip, drip. if trump was terrible and that and about to bomb canada, reveal it at the time, two years later is he going to do much, i'm excited to read bill mars memoir, another thing after another, that sounds neat. kennedy: bill maher has a lot to answer for in terms of the early architect and nobody pushes him on that, maybe he will come on this program and we can talk about it but you are right.

if he's going to start launching cruise missiles at justin trudeau, tell us in the moment and people got mad for the cute little love letters to kim jong un in but i found it to be antiwar and adorable -- >> i want to know what happened to buying greenland, it sounds like a good idea, we should pursue that. kennedy: another one, people get so mad you wanted an anti- establishment. he's a tv guide, a reality tv guy. he just sits around to think of ideas to get him through. we have to go soon. >> canadian bacon was a good movie. kennedy: and is also delicious pizza toppings with pineapple. i want to thank you so much. thank you. coming up, elon musk breaking

the internet, dying under mysterious circumstances. we are told he's worried about the russians. would putin ever put a hit have on the world which is manned? bryant shoots is going to cash in next.ee ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪ [laughter] are we on tv? affirmative. okay. elon musk isn't just that were and what the biden machine? he's going to work, the world's richest man tweeting, if i die under mysterious circumstances, it's been nice knowing you.

then came out right after the head of the western state agency accused him of being fascist for providing starling internet access to ukraine and went on to say elon would be held accountable. the is elon musk in danger of getting whacked by the government? joining me now, founder of the dark secret place.com, sign up today, it is bryan suits. two for one special for kennedy viewers, right? >> absolutely. in full disclosure, i'm on the short list for describing in my secret place of leisure. kennedy: is elon musk really in trouble? demetri said to him elon musk is applying fascist forces with military communications. you will have to act in an adult way no matter how much you play the full's, does that mean he's getting to the russians?

>> it shouldn't be taken lightly and he should watch his step because he becomes more valuable as a target inductive i were him, i wouldn't be tweeting about chocolate milk. again, this is the guy who runs their space program, the head of cosmos, the russian nasa. a guy who puts people on the iss so it is crazy. kennedy: but maybe musk wants to create his own iss, that ess. >> he signed a deal starting this year for space as missions, he could take the place of cosmos, it's hard currency for them. if they kill him, it one more way to isolate russia than they already are if there's a way but if i were him, i would take it seriously. kennedy: are the germans taking the war seriously?

should they search out energy supplies from places other than russia x. >> yes. we are correct to shame the germans and rest of europe. it's something when reagan became president, he was shot to discover head of the cold war, germany got gas from the communists, so you union. the fact they haven't dealt with that for so long and now it came to a head, yes they should and nasa should wean itself off cosmos and relying on russian rockets, taking americans and other supplies up to the space station, it is stupid, shooting yourself in the foot and we should cut out the west from russia. kennedy: you think former president reagan was more shocked by the fact that germany was addicted to soviet gas or jodie foster was unmoved by the

overturn? >> i think he was shocked, the face of love sometimes comes in the form of an arms 22. what a woman wouldn't see the pure love but then again assassinating a president obviates any claim of law. this is a joke, by the way. i'm just kidding, it's a horrible act and he lives with his mommy now. kennedy: he does but would you pay to see him perform musically? >> honestly, i would because -- he's got mine. kennedy: brilliant and amazing as always. good to see you. and i like his dog. topical storm is next. ♪♪

according to a new report, elon musk might consider banning porn from twitter. the report has millions of americans excited because i just now learned they could get porn on twitter. that's a platform for jerks. topical storm, topic number one. another or visited on ukraine,

this time in kyiv. as a private concert in a subway station but president zelenskyy says it's not what he meant when he asked america to give him the edge against russia. watch. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: i've always heard war is hell but never understood truly until now. another bomb in ukraine, this performance at all ukrainians, rushing for the exits. locals say it's worth from the time he surprised them in their library. the first performance he says he's always wanted to try new york city but too much of a war zone. new york subway riders slayer and the killers, just about every day. that's fun.

topic number two. police say $50 million of cocaine was found in a fauci that makes single serving espresso coffee pots making it the first time anyone who's used the word cocaine and single serving in the same sentence. this was in switzerland where an employee was unloading copy shipment when they found white substance they couldn't identify or at least not in front of their bosses. it smells so good, i don't know what it is. after a few hours of pretending not to know shoving it into every hole of their body, they decided to call police. turns out 80% pure cocaine making the only thing strong enough to keep a human awake. i'm glad to hear i'm not the only one who makes my coffee with cream and two booker sugars. week. the drugs didn't come in contact with the product and they are investigating what went wrong. they've chained their spokesperson from george clooney

to johnny depp. topic number three. a new makeup collection that will turn your is the pot from the hip.beauty brand, a makeup kit featuring all the colors of the ramen noodle soup so you can look as cheap as your favorite college snack. it includes eight powder pigments so you can cover your face in power like an espresso employee switzerland. colors like hot sauce, sesame and roasted corn. i don't remember eating corn but the best way to turn your face into a cup of noodles is to eat one. the makeup is made with no animal products just like the chicken and beef stew. supplies limited to order before they run out of stock. [laughter] topic number four. we made it, mug shot monday. tonight we meet a new cyber criminal record already be in your home. what works family call police to

report a burglary in the house they heard movement coming from upstairs but it turns out the perp was there roomba vacuum cleaner. they thought it was a criminal but it was an accessory after the fact. police were too late because the suspect had already cleaned out the place. they couldn't even just their fingerprints because the roomba took all the dust. i can't believe they found something for the storm is harder than bono but we did it. if the family thanks for police for investigating, it's been charged with 5 watts of electricity. guess what, i'll be back with no truck mouth trumpet monday. let's do this right. ♪♪

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