honest information was put out there and frankly i don't think a lot of these people that were involved are ever going to be brought to justice. elizabeth: we'll stay on it, guy lewis. come back, good to see you. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪. >> inflation is now higher than hunter biden on new year's but the white house claiming the new numbers aren't real. come on, man, we've all been to the supermarket. who are they trying to fool. i'm jimmy faila in for kennedy. inflation in june 9.1%. the biggest jump since yours truly was in kindergarten, 1981 for everyone out there who isn't my mother. 9.1% is low. butter is up 26% since this time last year. gas is up 60%.

suits up 25%. air fare 40% eggs up stagger being 33%. if you need a suit i know a guy that it fell off the truck. watch. >> june cpi data is out of dade because energy prices come down substantially this month and are expected to fall further. >> these numbers came outare outdated in the sense they don't reflect the significant decline in oil prices. >> well some of that, again is, is a bit out of date in the following sense. things that really matter in the production of food and feedstock, they have also come down somewhat in june but they're still very highly elevated. >> oh, gosh. sorry, guys, as you call it persons, the numbers don't lie. inflation was 1.4% when president biden took office. it is now 9.1%.

that is a six fold increase. democrats now obviously concerned that the economy could sink them in november and the president's poll numbers reflect that but sleepy joe, now claiming the exact opposite is true. >> mr. president what is your message to democrats that don't want you to run again? >> they want you to run. >> 2/3 said they don't. >> read the polls read the polls, jack. you guys are all the same. >> jack, tell "baghdad bob" i said hello. the question now are the american people buying any of this spin at these prices? let's meet tonight's panel, attorney cohost of outnumbered. emily compagno. comedian, charles mcb. independent women's forum senior policy analyst, federalist contribute, inez stepman. thank you for joining me as i work off my bar tab from contend's

the economy, inflation is everything, one said it was all about the benjamin's but i don't want to make a rapid reference because the only black guy i know who listens to cold-blooded but does biden not -- [laughter] >> are they? >> people can't take excuses to the store. he keeps saying putin's price hike in mega mega. >> the people he keeps saying want him to run are republicans, they hope we want to to run in the next run. he gets it but he's just throwing hail marys. they really don't know what else to do and he knows the democrats are circling, they don't want him to run next term. they are circling him like the hyenas did in lion king. they're coming to take him out. [laughter] >> the coldplay ever. >> exactly.

>> you got to hold onto your street. emily, president affecting somebody getting their kharkiv taken away as much as you do but in this moment, shouldn't they spend less time blaming people and just trying to solve it? >> i was should we expect anything different who list inflation is inflammatory and blamed putin and then republicans and then average american workers? now press secretary is acknowledging the prices haven't deemed and they are following. the reason americans aren't accepting that narrative, they are not accepting the talking points and blame game, it's because we feel it everyday, we feel it at the kitchen table and at the store and we felt it when we didn't have enough money to pay for the gas to drive around looking for baby formula on empty shelves and instead of having commander-in-chief and a president was acknowledged the problems, i'm going to try to propose a solution i will find

one, there was deflection, not even an acknowledgment of the issue in the blaming continues. where and how are we going to vote when the person we are supposed to rely on the most is the one who says your voice matters the least? elizabeth: . jimmy: reports. 13% of americans, the country is on the right track right now, the same amount of yours the way they feel about my hosting. 13% is going well you got hand on the butt biden differently said he's going to run again. i do believe any serious person thinks he's running again. i know he said he is but no serious person thinks he's running again. is there any world where he is running again? >> i i am sure he understands he's running for president. [laughter] jimmy: i'm taking the branches around the house. [laughter] >> when you break down why they don't want him to run, there are two reasons, one is his age and the other is job performance.

[laughter] those are things ongoing and holistic it's hard to see. it's exactly right and talk about inflation since october last year, we are talking about turkey inflation if anybody recalls that around thanksgiving so that was before the current conflict in ukraine, before excuses the biden administration put forward so we been talking about this. >> are you saying it's produced price hike and not putin? the only silver lining i found spilling positive energy into the world, we can all claim arson is down 83% because no one can afford to burn down your house. some coming to your house, they won't do that at these prices. panel, stick around. the federal reserve has its work cut out. investors are betting they will raise interest rates by a full one point later this month. they raised by 75 basis points a few weeks ago, the biggest since

1994, that's back when they were gotten knocked down but is it too late for this economy to get back up again and tackle inflation? are we looking at a recession sooner than later? joining me now, but professor of economics manhattan fox news contributor, brian brenberg. >> hey, how are you? jimmy: i'm going to begin on personal question, who do you trust more with inflation? joe biden or tom brady? [laughter] >> tom brady gets write better results with inflation, i think he's the guy to go with you on this one. here's the thing, we got a big problem with inflation, the biggest part of the problem is it's getting out of control, we this month and the expectations were 8.8% inflation, we got 9.1. everybody was thrown by that and the reason is because inflation

is going broad-based, not just gas or food, is everything. that's out of control. jimmy: let me ask you this though, do you think on some level it would benefit biden to fire somebody and put distance between himself and his economic mismanagement? would buy back a little credit guilty because i don't think he has it right now by trying to defy this as maximum prices that is. >> i don't know what he's thinking with this team except that they are the same ideologues who got him into office in the first place in is their plan he's running from the very beginning. for the psaki of the american people, he should fire somebody in the americans no that he's actually serious about doing something here, get a different team in place that can give him a little cover to try something different. he's got to do something different on energy, he's got to do something different on spending and he's got to do something different on covid policy.

he keeps extending the pandemic emergencies which are keeping workers on the sidelines. he's got to stop that if he wants to do something about the labor shortage and start to make it easier for businesses to bring down their prices. they cannot do that right now. jimmy: something no economic analysis points to, no one is mentioning how much joe biden has driven up the price of breakfast tacos. we can do anything. the silver lining, we distill a lot of positive energy, you think there's any world where this type of inflation leads to an end to the spent economics we've seen for future generations? i know this administration isn't going to get under control but is there a world where people take a lesson from this and maybe we benefit down the road? we sure are not benefiting right now. >> it's a wake-up call. if you're under 50 or years old, you haven't lived through inflation before, a hypothetical. folks like that can listen to aoc talk about the green new deal and modern modern monetary

theory but once you have lived through inflation, you say never again. we don't want to do this. what i like right now is americans are getting a real world education and i know people are paying attention because they are grocery shopping and buying things and can see what's happening. this is the kind of wake-up call, the revival in saint economic thinking that could be very good for america if we can get somebody to take joe biden's place and offer the leadership he's failed to provide. jimmy: so true. my biggest frustration again and again is this was unavoidable. he told me that on the radio, we didn't need to spend the money we spent coming out of the pandemic. to quote ronald reagan from a government is not the solution of the problem, the government is the problem. in this case, the government

caused the problem and now he's trying to rely on government to solve it which i got to tell you, that's the equivalent of trying to drink yourself sober, it never works once in college ever. >> i'm impressed quoted trump and ronald reagan in the same energy. [laughter] well done on that. i want to hear your perks. jimmy: one of the perks of dressing like a waiter, you get into interesting events so i frolic with different crowds but back to your brilliant points, you have degrees and stuffs. [laughter] >> the philosophical basis for the biden administration is the only smart people in america who can lead us into the future of the people in d.c. what we are learning today is that's emphatically not true. america is best one is the people at the bottom taking initiative but they need stable prices to do it. jimmy failla, we are going to prosper, the biden administration, a u-turn or get out of office because americans can still succeed and thrive but we've got to do it a different

way and it starts with getting spending under control, prize under control and power back to people on the ground. jimmy: spot on, that's why fox pays you in the best beer they have in the pantry. [laughter] i'll see you again soon. [laughter] coming up, president biden landed in israel for the first trip in middle east as president. it's already falling to pieces over a handshake. i'll get into that with ben domenech next. ♪♪ by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. [whistling] with technology that can scale across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling]

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president biden today landing israel or he somehow managed to go off script before he even left the tarmac. here's what happened. the white house insisted again and again biden would not shake hands with foreign leaders in israel and saudi arabia because of covid concerns. >> we are saying we are going to try to minimize contact as much as possible but also precautions to adhere to because of his doctor. jimmy: they are opting for the fist bump but since biden likes to get up close and personal, he couldn't help but shake benjamin netanyahu's hand. but here's the thing, a handshake has nothing to do with

covid. it's just a cover story so he could avoid being photographed shaking hands with saudi arabia's prince, one who ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. if you can't handle basic in the garden class will, can we expect him to broker peace in the middle east? short answer no. joining me tonight, spectator editor at large and fox news contributor, thanks dominic is in the house. hey, man. >> good to be with you and congratulations on being onset with the smartest and therefore sexiest jupiter to fox news, inez stepman. [laughter] jimmy: i love how you federalist people stick together but let me ask you this, since the biden administration took over, what has increased more? price of gas or amount of drinking by the white house press team? >> lord have mercy, i don't know how any of them survived this.

incredible, the amount of bs said to them on a daily basis is insane. it is so infuriating that everyone knows what's really going on with this white house, it's a train wreck, a disaster. nobody can get anything right. the poly iicyicy allrvevehe map he factt i p understand that this isng b run by t tbama oba team, the jv team of the obama administration which is saying something. people who were qualified to be in the assistant secretary position for secretary position here now running the show. what it ends up with is situations like this, they try to spin over and over again the american people which nobody buys, the press doesn't buy and they have to shrug their shoulders were rolled their eyes and say i guess we have to go along with this right now and that's why you see new york times washington post, political and others out of the past week

saying is this guy too old? pay attention to the thing everybody has been saying online for the last year end a half and finally treat it with the validity it deserves and unfortunately, they are not going to be able to lie their way through, not able to pretend like joe biden is someone who's competent, hard working, completely in control of what's going on and completely aware of what's going on around him, they are going to have to deal with the fact that this guy is out of touch, working less than five days week and this is a guy who really does deserve blame he's receiving from the right. jimmy: let me ask you this, there's so much management of his press schedule overseas and one of the things we've learned today is not going to be a joint pressure after his meeting. let me ask, are they doing that to protect biden journalist who might show up to question them?

[laughter] >> first off, that's a good line. [laughter] i think in a certain sense, this is designed to protect biden and when you saw that incident that happened at the meeting and europe where they were going to take a picture together and here's biden looking at papers in front of him having to be told by scholz to turn around to take a picture with the rest of the people were waiting there, the president of the united states right here, the only one not paying attention to his request for a picture, it is embarrassing. i'll say this, i don't like joe biden or trust him but i also like the president to be someone we can have confidence in. i didn't like barack obama but i also didn't think he was falling asleep into a plate of metamucil and it's one of these things

worth like i would like to have a president i could look to and say and call you in the middle of the night to come down to the situation room, you know what's going on and understand your president. i think of someone walked up to joe biden and said to him today sir, you can't run for reelection because you've already served two terms, i feel like you would just look and say oh, okay. [laughter] that's it very disturbing thought. [laughter] jimmy: they call biden to the situation room he says i can't believe i'm doing a tv hit with blitzer, he's back on the air? that's funny. great stuff, good to see you as always. be well. >> could be with you. jimmy: coming up, twitter has officially followed lawsuit against elon musk to force him to buy the company. do they have a case? lebron james speaking out against the detention of brittney griner and russia except he bashed america in the process. we'll discuss that next.

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looks like world war iii is officially under way. i'm not talking about russia versus ukraine. twitter suing the world's richest man, elon musk, social media giant trying to force musk to feel 44 billion-dollar bills to take over the company. he announced last week he's backing out. former president trump is chiming in right on cue. trump back after musk said 45 was too old to run again. trump claims he could've made the billionaire dropped to his knees and beg while in the white house. does twitter have a case? does trump have points? the panel is back. emily compagno and inez stepman. emily, i have you blocked on twitter but you are a legal analyst so how do stuff like this generally play out? can they be forced to buy the

company? does he pay them a couple bucks, does he get a rocket and leave the planet? >> i would say twitter has two options which is suing him for specific performance and you signed a cost that forces you to go through with it. this one because he signs that said it's the billion dollar fine if he doesn't go through with it. 44 billion or which make sense why they are suing him, there are green i don't know the extent of the couch, that has materially adverse impact on the valuation of the company so how courts see it is they can break up a contract if the evaluation of the company is impacted but that speaks to evaluation at 50% or less so essentially the impact would have to have twitter's value be 22 billion or less. generally courts are allowed to, they want to honor contract, our capitalistic businesses and

deals especially in the state of delaware where millions of corporations are incorporated including internationally because such a business from the environment so any environment where twitter would succeed, it would be delaware but i think elon has a few more tricks up his sleeve. jimmy: i was personally relieved to know half the people on twitter might be lost because i want to believe psychos are in the world, is good news for me but bad news for the guy buying it but trump does nothing to solve the real issue which is big tech oligarchs centering speech so is there some concern that if the deal doesn't get made we are back to twitter dialing down on conservatives? >> i don't think this rock them sock them between billionaires was a substitute for treating it as a political question. this collusion, i would call it cultural collusion is different and leads to different solutions, the old idea of antitrust developed to stop. this is to get the folks to

agree with the same political perspective especially culturally but i want to make a note about twitter's value. as the company i think it's probably horrendously over valued in dollars and cents but you should think about it more, musk only get potentially more like jeff bezos only the washington post because it's an enormous impact on politics ann coulter. not a money making operation journalist influence operation. jimmy: trump says you on musk would have got on his knees and bacon white house, we know donald trump is not a guy to exaggerate, it's not like him to take liberties with speech but you think on some level trump man musk could potentially walk away? he saw him as his only chance to get back on to twitter where he would have more visibility because i think you'd argue he doesn't have the same talk right now on whatever he tweet on myspace or whatever he opened up. [laughter]

>> i was just about to say the same thing. trump don't flap the same way they are used to when they are not on twitter. it's weird they are fighting over twitter and fighting with elon musk because the way he gets busy, he needs to be on twitter, we need to see liberals scattering and running crying in times square. when he tweets into oblivion, it doesn't have the same effect on liberals so it's not the same. i don't know where they get this 44,000,000,004, i got twitter on my phone for free. [laughter] jimmy: i value twitter, i get culturally shifting narrative but is there anyone in the world would be better off if they spend a few more minutes on twitter? >> maybe not but it is an incredibly important tool and that's why this is so important, it's not just twitter, any individual social media company

and the try to start your own company think failed because all of the companies are on an app platform, apple has terms of service that lend themselves to center service should so the larger problem will have to be solved politically and not by counting on the one good billionaire champion for us to fight among the oligarchs. jimmy: emily, ten seconds, what would democrats pay to get trump back on twitter? so they would have him as a distraction from everything else going on. >> prices question. i would say growing up without internet, putting them twitter was like the analog of the back of the stall. twitter mom is frighting. jimmy: nobody answers the fourth good time calls from what i've heard. [laughter] if you called them, they are not as friendly as we thought. don't move, someone get lebron james a mop because the king is on cleanup duty the has to do with wnba player brittney

griner. she's been in russian prison since february after authorities found cannabis oil her luggage at the airport, a big no-no. lebron says he wonders she should reconsider coming back to america. >> brittney griner, she's in russia and has been there 110 days. america has her back, i feel like why do you want to go back to america? jimmy: my comments on the shop regarding brittney griner wasn't knocking our beautiful country, are simply saying how she's probably feeling emotionally along with other emotions, thoughts and etc. inside the cage she's been in for 100 plus days. long story short, bring her home. does he really think she's better off there? charles, it seems like every once in a while lebron find a creative way to tell the rest of the world he didn't go to school. [laughter] if i had $1 billion, i would

want you to know. i am loaded and never went to school because i had a good jumpshot. >> you saying that is rich because you drove a cab every single day and now your hosting kennedy. [laughter] >> there is a reason why but i think that's what he's doing. >> i am sad about this every time he does this because me being from ohio, i share that kinship with brother lebron but he's backpedaling as far back as his hairline and it's not a good look. [laughter] not a good look. every time he says this, it doesn't sound good and i guarantee brittney griner would rather be here in america despite any gripes she may have had and where she is now. jimmy: she's in russia for smoking weed. right now here you don't wind up in jail hitting somebody with a

golf club so is there a gratitude problem in this country? people don't realize how lucky we are, have we got to that place? >> by we, i think the hollywood upper echelon and progressive left with their continued privilege is how we should think and feel, yes. the rest of us, no. america has turned our back on her, we are there for her. the administration . jimmy: half americans think it's pretty spears, i want to be honest. >> free every brittany. [laughter] >> what struck me about the letter, she said i have so much more to do with my freedom, bring me home because there's so much more, i'm grateful for it and the contrast between that and lebron james using his platform in this knee-jerk an educated way in terms of her situation not understanding and appreciating the influence he has that he could be an advocate for her because if it were him, he would have been home to

seconds later but he's advocating for his new podcast, he's getting comments and using it as a teaser for that but it would be great if he used his platform for something positive like she's demonstrated she would do if and when she's comes homes. jimmy: are not trying to silence pro athletes when they say they don't have a right to speak out, of course they do but when you argue in society right now, they seem to suffer from a lack of common culture like couldn't athletes do more good if they use the platform to bring the country together? they are driving apart has some of the people who benefited the most from the greatness of the country. >> i agree and not just regard to lebron james but britney herself and i'm sorry, i am a bad person, i think even though i want america to honor our obligation to every citizen, bringing her home back safe there is a certain amount because she didn't want the national anthem to be played, i feel like maybe sitting in russian jail you have more appreciation for the rights the anthem represents and more gratitude, i would hope at

least. jimmy: some great points. the national anthem protesting, what we've always avoided it to like praying before you eat that's why we play the national anthem, you are going to play game and the yankees are going to punch somebody in the head but before we get into the melee, let's take a minute and say thanks to the people who made this possible so what i'm hoping is the silver lining, baby this does help cure our gratitude problem of people not knowing how lucky we are to be here because we are pretty lucky and it drives me crazy. you don't know this but i was able to work my way to this spot from driving a cab in new york city. [laughter] >> he's actually out of here to get a taxi license. [laughter] that's what he's going to do but that is what i'm hoping for. can biden power negotiating

brittney griner's return to the country? >> it depends on what he thinks he's negotiating. if he thinks he's negotiating for tacos or pudding cups, i would think there's a very high chance but look, the u.s. should negotiate on the behalf of the citizens. unfortunately, competence is there. jimmy: biden think debbie nba is a radio station in delaware. [laughter] i'm trying to save the wnba, the traffic reporter is horrible. [laughter] emily, yes or no? >> i hope so, i hope her pleading guilty raises the likelihood but i missed the trunk days where we had a president who says bring her home or i will buy the entire country. jimmy: like i said, the whole speak softly and carry a big stick, we have dabbled incoherently and push a teleprompter. does he get her home? >> i hope so. i hope she comes home but yes, i don't know if he's going to be the one to do it maybe there's someone near or around him.

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believe impeachment should be on the table, i believe ethics rules should be on the table, recusing requirements should be on the table. no surprise massachusetts senator liz one agrees but is it a pipe dream or could be one day see justices on the supreme court like the 99 red balloons? he with me in studio, fox news chief legal correspondent host fox news at night, shannon bream, hey, girl. >> it's a party in here. jimmy: this is a highlight in my life. [laughter] mostly you, your the best. will democrats become the friend? flips over the board, that's what we are watching. the only real distance, you go to jail for real crime but is that what we are watching? >> they been saying this so every time something comes, we will hear calls for this again, it hasn't gone anywhere. speaker pelosi doesn't love when they bring us up, she doesn't

want to put up a major in the house and voting on this but when you hear about congresswoman cortez saying they've gone rogue, i wonder if the left things they with rope and they allowed the president to get rid of remain in mexico, one of the last decisions of the term so sometimes the court aligns with the way they think it should go but the minute is something that disagrees, we hear pack the court. jimmy: test my frustration when we get told we have a crisis of legitimacy. appending the court to start adding justices like we have a group on four justices isn't going to make it sound more legitimate, is it? >> who are they going to pick, judge judy? jimmy: i would take harry from night court at this time. >> i like where this is going. they did talk about this, they haven't done it more than 100 years that they have in the past, they changed the numbers. it got people to convince them. not all the records are, if they're not on the same page, no chance. jimmy: the patrons same as democratic party, she was

famously on record as not being a big one on court packing. >> you are right. she one roe v. wade was on shaky legal ground trying to get warnings out. justice breyer also said you shouldn't mess with the numbers and with a talk about the appearance and the court and when republicans take over, are they going to add seat? does end up 99? it's got to where this is an independent branch, the government established the constitution, the branches have their own power and lane so when you listen, they have the power to change it but once they mess with it, it makes things look more political. jimmy: it's going to look bad if i'm on the court but i show up. >> at least cover your confirmation hearing. [laughter] jimmy: i like beer, you're going to hear that a lot.

[laughter] a mess. luckily you can't be my handwriting so i'm in the clear but this is another theory i have, one of the reasons they don't have the political upward mobility with this, it hasn't been the game changer what they thought was, i think they misrepresented with the overturning of roe v. wade constituted. >> i had a guy next to me on a plane and said i can't believe abortion is gone forever. it goes back to the state now you got to lobby your state legislature and let the governors and lawmakers say you want them to line up with your position on this but abortion is going to be available, it will be essentially almost tourism industry for people who want to get to new york or california colorado or places with no limit and people will say it disadvantages women, if you don't have money to travel but they are public and private places to help with travel expenses. jimmy: that's why you are the pride of the fleet. i was a wind beneath my wings

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