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with us tonight senator bill hagerty, congressman jim jordan, rick crawford, former u.s. attorney guy lewis, talks across america host, jimmy failla, dr. marty makary. governor ron desantis slamming the president and democrat governors of illinois and california as tax intensify desantis will run in 2024. the far left accused of normalizing violence across the nation as climate activists targeted the home of biden's chief of staff ron klain, demanding a climate emergency declaration. the federal government has to step in to arrest congressman lee zeldin's attacker after new york let him out with no bail. and a new report, china deliver as stark warning to the white house has nancy as nancy i travels to taiwan. a big change in d.c., putting into sharper focus the timing of stock trades by nancy pelosi's husband. this debate intensifying over

potential charges by the justice department against hunter biden. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: hey, take a check of your money. stocks ending mostly higher today. investors here is what is going on. they're focusing on the busiest week of earnings season. we have a dozen members of the dow, just over a third of the s&p 500 reporting. we're talking tech titans, google microsoft, facebook, apple, amazon this as wall street is pricing in federal reserve rate hikes. they're talk another 75 basis point hike this week as the white house, they found a new way to deal with the recession. actually it's a new way that is dressed up to look new. it is simply by trying to get you to focus on its own definition of recession. edward lawrence, he has been breaking news on this. he is all over the story in washington with more. edward? reporter: list what we're seeing

a lowering of expectations when it comes to economic growth. everyone from the president to the treasury secretary to economic advisors here at the white house are saying we are not in a recession but a transition which brings slower economic growth. >> we're not going into recession in my view. we are, the employment rate is still one of the lowest we've had in the history. it is in 3.6 area. we still find ourselves with people investing. my hope is we go from this rapid growth to steady growth. reporter: white house economic advisors trying to add nuanced data to definition of a recession. republicans say instead of arguing about definitions fix the economy. >> they're trying to redefine definition, negative growth of two quarters is not a recess. they can redefine it all they want. americans know what we experienced under the leadership of president trump and what we're seeing now and they can feel it.

reporter: critical number of first read of the second quarter gdp by the government, that comes out on thursday. liz. elizabeth: edward lawrence thank you so much. joining us now senator bill hagerty from senate banking. great to have you on, sir. what is your reaction to that report. >> more spin coming out of the white house, liz. what will happen on thursday, we'll probably read a negative 1.5% gdp growth. that is another straight consecutive quarter to quarter decline. that is the technical answer for what we hit recession. we've been on the precipice of a recession under joe biden. i cannot imagine they will have the gall to try to redefine things technically. when you go to people in tennessee, my home state, ask them what they're feeling, prices at the pump like they never experienced before. growing to the grocery store with record high prices. massive margin compression for corporate america. consumer price index, at one level, seen the producer price index much higher that means margin compression. companies will go bankrupt at

much higher rate. they have thrown us into a recession and biden administration is trying to get out of it. elizabeth: when you're explaining when you have to explain you're immediate losing, it means you're losing already. white house council of economic advisors, he is brian deece, he is claiming a slow down is the price we pay in a transition. he also says the gdp data is quote backward looking. of course it is, it is for june. saying same thing for inflation is old. what are they talking about? does he have a crystal ball to look into the future into august and september what the growth is? biden's polls are heading into the 20s. quinnepiac, 31%. "des moines register," he is at 27. talking about losing the american public is losing with policies administration that explains the poll numbers you cited. american public is smarter than this. talking about forward-looking

numbers, they are hesitant to invest. they have hard time finding employees. look at workforce engagement numbers going down. we have real problems in corporate america thanks to the policies this administration is imposed. if they turn around, stop the war on fossil fuels and gas and oil industry here tomorrow, i think you see a complete change in sentiment. right now manufacturing sentiment is very, have he low. that is forward-looking. people are not anticipating things to get better because this administration sends all the wrong messages. elizabeth: you know the white house downplaying recession as it ramps up, all of government spending blitz on climate change. all federal agencies now putting climate line items into the spending budgets. senator, let's watch the white house spin machine. watch this. >> it sounds like you're anticipating what will be comments from some saying two quarters of negative growth in a row, that's a recession? >> right. certainly in terms of the technical definition it's not a recession. >> if the technical definition of two quarters of contraction

you're saying that is not a recession. >> it is not the technical definition. >> what i heard from you you will take the other definition of a recession? >> it is not a definition we're taking. >> i think the president's approval rating is kind of a reflection how people feel about what is going on in the country and some things in our country aren't going well. >> we are seeing a slowing. that is not only expected but necessary as we operate through this transition. >> increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> transitory,. >> trans power. >> transitory. elizabeth: guess when, inflation wasn't transitory. >> right. elizabeth: the one i want to focus on is brian deece. the slowdown is price you pay for transitioning. transitioning to what? >> there is their green new energy theology. this is some sort of non existent world where technology is not yet there it is not working today obviously. they want to kill an existing industry that gave us huge competitive advantage in america. they would like to kill that

they would enrich our opponents, russia, iran, venezuela, who benefits from all of this. longer term they want to benefit for china, who makes solar panels, windmills, electric batteries we dream about yet we're not there. this transition will destroy our economy. who feels it the most? most unfortunate in our economy. joe biden conducted bait and switch in american history. he campaign ad moderate. somebody that would never put a tax on people who made below $400,000 a year. who do you think is feeling the pain of biggest inflation in history. elizabeth: every recession since world war ii is just a transition. great depression is such a transition. our kitchen table costs are going up that is a transition. al gore is in a new controversy. watch alger here. >> climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those, almost 400 law

enforcement officers in eval de, texas, who were waiting outside of an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. elizabeth: should al gore apologize for to the parents in uvalde texas? he is trying to score political points on their loss? >> that is very, very sad. i think the left, climate theologians to scare people. they should acknowledge their policies are not working. they have been devastating on the economy. what is happening, china is pumping out more and more pollution this year than last year. its having no effect on a global basis. it is encouraging sources from less clean technologies. elizabeth: they're burning coal to make solar panels. that is what is going on. senator, climate activists across the nation are ramping up. activists showed up at the maryland home of white house chief of staff ron klain on saturday you have to declare a

climate emergency. far left activists glueing themselves to famous painting, blocking traffic, slashing tires of suvs, what is going on in the state level, across the nation from maine to hawaii, states since 2013, they filed nearly 350 rejections or restrictions of wind projects. this is asking consumers to literally trust the win for energy. texas rolling blackouts again. wind power, they can't bank it there. they don't have the electric battery power to back it up. the texas power grid sunday strain during a heat wave. this is what is happening across the nation. >> it is really a crisis of their own theology. again they're clinging to something that is pipe-dream at this point. i'm not against any source of energy, liz. it needs to be economically viable. needs not put our economy into a tailspin. think where we were two years ago. we were net energy exporters. we're not able to come to the aid of our allies in europe. russia has a stranglehold over germany's economy and others we

put ourselves in weaker position every point. everyone of the industries is less advantaged. weakened the economy. this has got to stop. former president trump returning to washington, d.c. tomorrow. this would be first visit since leaving office as january 6th hearings are in focus in d.c. the former president's schedule to deliver a keynote address at the america first policy institute. let's watch the former president here. >> the fake news media is totally complicit in this whole deal. and if i renounced my beliefs, if i agree to stay silent, if i stayed home, if i announced that i was not going to run for office, the persecutions of donald trump would immediately stop. we know that everybody knows that. but that's what they want me to do and you know what? there is no chance i do that. there is just no chance.

[applause] elizabeth: senator, sounds like he is running again. we have ron desantis really powering ahead. rick scott, mike pence talked about as well. your final word? >> i think we're going to have a tremendous amount of interest in what happens first in the 2022 elections. that is where i'm focused right now. where we all should be focused is november of 2022. that will be our first opportunity to begin to put the brakes on this radical ideology that the biden administration continues to shove through. i think all eyes return to the white house that will happen in 2024. we have a tremendous field of possible competitors for that. president trump will be here tomorrow. i think you will have a lot of interest in what happens in 2024 but i'm really focus the right now on 2022. elizabeth: senator hagerty, a pleasure. thanks for spending time with us on this monday evening. good to see you. come back soon. florida governor desantis is going after biden and democrat governors of illinois and california. talks intensify he will run in

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elizabeth: breaking news coming out of washington. the house sergeant-at-arms wants to give house lawmakers $10,000 each to install personal security systems at their homes. joining us now, congressman jim jordan, ranking member of house judiciary. so, congressman, can you talk to us about this? wasn't it true that nancy pelosi delayed for weeks the money to help out with security for the supreme court justices and their own families in the wake of protests at their homes? >> sure did. yes. she waited four weeks and, after, you know, after there had already been threats online, protests at the justices homes. they posted where justice barrett's children went to school, posted where her family attended church on sunday morning. she waited four weeks after the

senate unanimously passed the legislation, she wait the four weeks to pass it in the house. what happened in the four weeks time frame? there was assassination attempt on sitting supreme court justice, justice kavanaugh. they waited, now she wants to move quicker on this. we already get the ability to use this, happened a few years ago, ability to use campaign funds to put in security and provide sort of security measures for you as member of congress. so, but yeah, seems a little different here, of course double standard has been there all along. you and i condemned violence every time it happened. we condemned it on january 6, the summer of 2020 but democrats they don't seem to want to do that, not to mention defund the police, get rid of bail and call rioters and looters peaceful protesters. that is the environment they created. >> you talked about how they normalize violence. now the federal government had to step in to arrest the suspect on the attack on congressman lee

zeldin after new york state let him out on no bail. david jacubonis was arrested. new york put up no cash bail for myriad number of crimes like second degree homicide, assault. governor kathy hoke full of new york, democrat, says it will save taxpayers money. stop blaming it for skyrocketing crime. >> well, but look what is happening in new york city. look what is happening in every major urban area, crime is skyrocketing, literally went from couple weeks time, crazy left-wing policies, relatively safe streets to record levels of crime in every major urban area. i saw the news on your channel, the pedestrian was hit, see on video someone running over to the pedestrian, not to help them, steal their wallet this is terrible.

the only way you stop it, get tough on crime, which used to be what happens, what took place. with liberal leadership in some areas, message from national democrats that doesn't seem to be happening. elizabeth: we have to live with this. >> the people have the last say on this. i think they will show up in a big way in the midterm elections and change course. elizabeth: we have to live with it. to your point, let's show what you just mentioned about that gentleman getting hit by a car and then robbed. also video is going to come in, thieves robbed in real time $400,000 in jewelry while brooklyn, new york, bishop whitehead was live streaming a sermon. you see that. subtitles he is trying to hide because rob remembers coming in to guns to steal his rolex, steal jewelry from everybody there. warning this is graphic. a man in the bronx, as congressman just pointed out struck by a car. he was then robbed while he lay on the pavement, again warning the video is graphic. so, to your point, so this is

becoming, feels like endemic. happening, what is happening now. >> yeah. yeah, again, when you normalize it. when you have the leader of the senate, stand on supreme court steps, you unleashed a whirlwind, you will pay the price, have pelosi wait four weeks to get protection to supreme court justices families, looters attack police, when you call them peaceful protesters you create an environment where this crazy stuff happens. only way to get tough on it enforce the law. when people are criminals you have to lock them up. that is good old-fashioned law enforcement. good old-fashioned prosecution for people who commit crimes. unfortunately the left doesn't believe that anymore. but the country gets it. and again i think it is going to be one of many reasons why they will show up in a big way on november 8th and change course in this our great nation. elizabeth: congressman, this story coming in, speaking out from behind bars, anonymous prisoner in baltimore.

he is saying you know what? the public schools are failing us. we're in prison here. we didn't learn to read or write but they accelerated us through the grades to get their data points in to the teachers union. he is saying this is causing students to become criminals. he claims he is not alone. he is sending, his two parents are suing baltimore for allegedly forcing taxpayers to fund a school system that underperforms and has a history of grade changing an inflated enrollment numbers when they don't know how to read an write. your final word. >> i said this a few months ago. don't vote for anyone who is not for school choice. if they're a democrat not for school choice, not don't vote, if they're a republican not for school choice. vote for individuals who will empower moms and dads to send to a school where they will get education, where values will not be insulted. vote for school choice. don't support anyone who doesn't believe in that. elizabeth: congressman jordan, a pleasure having you on. come back soon, okay? >> we will. thanks, liz. elizabeth: sure.

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elizabeth: okay, this firestorm over house speaker nancy pelosi and her husband's lucrative stock trades while he was in office. her family's net worth is estimated $130 million. how did they get there on 100,000, 200,000-dollar salary while in office? hillary vaughn has the story in washington. hillary. reporter: good evening, liz. speaker pelosi's husband paul purchased five million dollars in nvidia stock just before a crucial vet expected this week on a bill that would give over $50 billion of subsidies to u.s. chip-makers. the timing of that stock buy is sparking questions. >> we've been following technology for a very long time. these were options that were purchase adlong time ago, that came due now. reporter: there are questions why bipartisan efforts to ban

lawmakers and their spouses from trading stocks while in office are sitting stagnant despite being introduced month ago. speaker pelosi has not brought it up for a vote. >> one person controls the whole house, can determine what bill comes out of committee, what bill comes to the floor is the speaker of the house. paul pelosi, nancy pelosi made five million dollars last time this happened. reporter: some lawmakers think whether or not the speaker knew about the transactions before they happened is not the point. she still stands to profit if the transaction makes a lot of money. so far paul's purchase is lucrative. nvidia's stock is up 10%. he could be making anywhere from half a million dollars. elizabeth: hillary vaughn, great reporting. welcome to the show from house intelligence congressman rick crawford. that is new sound from nancy pelosi. these are old options coming due. these are the story, they will increase by 50% of the amount of

government spending on computer chip manufacturing. now 54 billion. on top of that a new tax credit worth 24 billion. $24 billion. so that is 78 billion. so he is buying the stock in chipmaker nvidia ahead of time and again and again we see this before with the pelosis. it is about their stock options. we'll get to that in a second. first take that on. >> well you what, if speaker pelosi could bring that degree of financial acumen and market savvy to the federal government maybe we wouldn't be $30 trillion in debt. somehow she manageses to amass 150 million-dollar net worthwhile the rest of us are out there struggling with 9.1% inflation and worrying about where our next paycheck is coming from, how much we'll spend in gas next week and all these other things and she is doing stock trades. elizabeth: the thing, should speaker pelosi answer this, when do all of her husband's option

expire. she said these are expiring, he had to exercise option in n video stock. maybe congress should delay the vote until after the date. see what nancy pelosi says. for instance, paul pelosi buys call options on apple and microsoft. that was in may. they expire in the spring of next year. that is a long time, a long lead time on legislation coming in. they made it, reports they made $30 million from trades involving big tech companies. she is responsible for regulating these companies. they're in her home district. >> well, yeah. every year i have to file a personal financial disclosure and i have to include my wife. so why is she not including those trades or those options in her personal financial disclose sure? why is she ingauging legislation on calendar that benefits her? that is good question. i'm wondering why there is not greater scrutiny on this. elizabeth: will you guys probe it if we take back congress? >> you can bet there will be a probe into number of things. this is one of long laundry list

of items have to be addressed in a new majority. that is why it is so important to get out there, get back the gavels. all the committees of authority. it is not just about the speaker, it is about all the committees of authority, financial services, doj, judiciary, oversight, all of those committees it is important that the gavel is in the right hands. elizabeth: let me back up to recap. he is buying, he has been buying options. he can sit on those options for a long time as he gets information about whether or not legislation will go in big tech's favor or against big tech or any company he is dealing with. we also have this, take that on. we got to move on to the next thing. go ahead. >> he bought call options. he knows prices will go up. you said yourself he bought call options. he must know something about what will happen to the stock. he buys calls. let's wait to see what happens. when he exercises boom he has a ton of money. elizabeth: this, china is warning the white house about a

potential military response if the speaker goes to the taiwan next month. "the financial times" are reporting this. the warnings are much stronger than in the past. china is sensitive about this this is the same month as august anniversary of the founder of the communist peoples liberation army. why is nancy pelosi going now? taiwan dominates world manufacturing in computer chips. what is she going to talk about with taiwan? >> that is a good question. in the main i would say i don't necessarily think the speaker should be constrained from visiting wherever she wants to. she is the speaker of the house. however, there is sort of this cloud of what is going on with as you mentioned the chips and this legislation that we have. now she is going to taiwan which is the leading producer of chips. there are some questions that have to be asked. generally speaking, fir off, china you don't tell our speaker of the house where they can go when they want to go somewhere. that is number one. number two, i don't think the president should have to do that because we're a separate branch government. in this case there are unanswered questions that don't

look good. elizabeth: got it. congressman crawford good to have you on. thanks for spending time with us. come back soon. florida governor ron desantis is going after the president in a big way. democrat governors of illinois and california. talks are picking up. that he will run in 2024. this debate intensifying. will there be any charges brought by the justice department against hunter biden? what is going on here? guy lewis takes it own next on "the evening edit." >> the biden laptop shows numerous meetings in the white house with joe biden when he was vice president by hunter biden and his business partner. does that mean he was lobbying the vice president on behalf of his foreign clients? ♪

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>> hi, liz. elizabeth: okay this debate breaking out, the justice department, is it going to charge hunter biden? there is all the talk about doj policy, don't announce charges against politicians, two months, three months before an election. hunter biden is not a politician, joe biden is not on the ticket in the midterms. >> i tell you, liz, in my view having done this for a long time as a prosecutor, what the ag is doing right now stinks to high heaven. i think he is slow walking the case. they have let the grand jury expire. it is a tax case. it is based on records and a review of revenue that has come in to biden's accounts and he is either paid the tax or he has not. if he is not, he needs to be indicted. that along with lobbying appears he has been lobbying the government and his dad in particular, and he is not registered as a lobby. that also is a federal criminal violation.

elizabeth: so did we get a hint last week what may happen when the federal grand jury finished its work without indictments? >> well, again it goes back to whether or not the department of justice is acting promptly and responsibly. we saw, for example, in the past day or two senator grassley, who is the i think the ranking minority member on the judiciary committee, he sent a scathing letter to the fbi and to garland saying, what are you guys doing? there is political bias. you're not moving forward. he has got whistle-blowers apparently who are saying that the fbi has got an agenda and is acting irresponsibly generally toward the conservative party and of course we've heard that before in the past. elizabeth: guy, there is speculation about a plea agreement, that hunter could admit guilt to redues charges. we don't know on what. your point well-taken on

violations of foreign lobbying laws. he bought a gun, didn't disclose it, drug addiction issue. who knows what it will be, right? he is accused of tax evasion, money laundering and more. there is talk should we have a special counsel looking into it. the republicans say we don't want that, we want to investigate the biden's family influence peddling. the real issue what benefits did hunter and jim biden's clients get in return for their enormous piles of cash? i mean their contacts and you know, they're talking to oligarchs in china, russia, ukraine, colombia, romania? they were not getting paid for the pleasure of their company or expertise on energy or infrastructure. i mean what role did joe biden play in helping those foreign clients? >> well clearly what does the younger biden bring to the table? nothing. zero, no expertise, no experience, nothing and he is getting paid millions upon millions of dollars by these foreign governments an foreign

oligarchs and foreign business people. what does he do, what do the records show? almost every time, at least 30 times he and his business partner, who is intertwined in this whole thing as well, he and biden's business partner, every time they get back into the country where do they go, liz? they go over to then vice president's house, has a meeting with him and, of course we don't know exactly what was said. now what could happen? your first question really good question, maybe, just maybe, he signed a, i seen this in a lot of cases, he signed a totaling agreement. in other words you have statute of limitations problems. maybe biden is trying to figure out and they're negotiating a resolution in this case but either way, these cases are not like wine. they don't get better as they get older, liz. they need to go ahead and get

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listen to florida governor ron desantis going after biden, illinois democrats governor jb pritzker, california governor gavin newsom, watch this. >> here is the thing, laura, even our worst critics, pritzker himself he sent his family to florida. >> he has a house here. >> sent his family to florida during the lockdowns. while people of illinois are suffering under his petty tyranny is family is down living in freedom in the state of florida. it's dangerous to be in these cities like los angeles and chicago now. they don't support the police. they have prosecutors that will not prosecute crimes, people that are funded by george soros. so the quality of life has really diminished. the thing about florida, when people move from those states here what they tell me, people are proud to be in florida. they're happy to be in florida. >> jimmy, you're the son of a cop. when you hear this, what do you think? >> well it's true. i mean if you look at states like their restaurants, okay, desantis has a state that has an

hour 1/2 wait to get seated. the lines aren't the block, everyone is moving to his restaurant. >> illinois and california are that restaurant with no line to get in, there's a d in the window from the board of health they're trying a line through to make it look like an a, no one is being fooled by the scam they're trying to perpetuate. he is right to call out pritzker for heading down to florida because illinois is not safe. my family was going to chicago this weekend but decided to visit someplace safer like kyiv. it is bad, liz. elizabeth: kyiv. >> kyiv. i screw it up from time to time. the point florida is running great. the numbers support desantis, okay? that is where everyone is moving. i say this all the time, liz. if gavin newsom cared about the environment he would make every u-haul electric. there are so many fleeing his state that would reduce the carbon footprint alone. elizabeth: that is pretty funny. i didn't think of that. make the u-hauls electric.

the other thing to your point, jimmy, three big companies are leaving illinois, caterpillar, boeing, and ken griffin hedge fund citadel. the governor of illinois says ken griffin is spoiled rich kid. >> stop it. he is doing the same thing every big company is doing out in california. nobody wants to live in these these states for two reasons. number one, they don't feel safe. people don't want to spend money. people don't want to work where they don't feel safe doing it. number two, these are not business-friendly states. okay? the regulatory burden is massive, number one but number two, the other issue when you look at the spending, look at some social initiatives they're pushing, as a business owner you know the bill is coming to you. every time you hear biden say something like we have to increase taxes on the corporations, every time biden says that another u-haul gets rented. elizabeth: the bureau of labor statistics they say california ranks the worst for job growth, among the worst for job growth

and pandemic recovery. eight of the bottom 10 states including california led by democrat governors. you come from a family of cops. i come from a family of firemen. your family stepped up to serve. when you listen to your family and their friends what are they saying now. >> they think it is psychotic they don't feel support in blue states. chicago is a sate that cut police budget. california a state that cut police budgets. understand, i would be a cop myself, liz, if it this thing called a background check. i get it the importance of police as does ron desantis. that is why people are flock towing florida. it's a quality of life issue. and that's the thing f you're going to california, okay, to open up a business, okay, that is like going to mardi gras to get sober. the wrong environment to do it in, all i'm saying. >> jimmy, look forward to find out what is in your background that couldn't pass a check. >> you don't want to know.

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>> doctor marty makary the professor public health at johns hopkins university. good to seo. >> i would like you to listen to the sound doctor deborah birx targeted neil cavuto and how they knew the covid-19 vaccines would not work, watch. >> i knew these vaccines were not quite a protect against infection and we overplayed the vaccines and it made people worry that it's not going to protect against a mere disease and hospitalization. it will but let's be very clear, 50% of the people that died from the omicron surge were older and vaccinated. >> didn't dr. fauci, the beginning of the pandemic ridicule of focusing on those over age 60 to target the vulnerable, he said no that is a dangerous idea?

>> she is back walking about, we are seeing that now because people are frustrated. the right answer at the time would've been we don't know the big answer of doctor birx and dr. fauci is that the risk is 10000 fold different in an older person and a morbid then healthy person and they use blanket policies and they should've used moorehead ability. elizabeth: they are talking about investigations into dr. fauci. potentially the level of the 9/11 commission. if they win back control of either chamber. senator rand paul would run the health committee. he is saying one way or another

authorized anyway. >> he has an open mind that the virus may have leaked, he is flip-flopping a lot. that is what has been frustrated and tracking him. yes this is a tough job people understand the. democrats is not easy, he was warning, for example we talked about this we will face a viral apocalypse if we do not totally shut down but doctor may carry they were using the pandemic bottle from the college in london experts say that was really flawed and it wiped out 22 million jobs, wiped out millions of small businesses of government willy-nilly not essential. it just seems like we should never have to go through this again. >> we plunged 100 million people worldwide into poverty and many people have never been rescued from that. doctor ferguson the one who

promoted that model from imperial college. he said 200 million people were going to die a bird flew into thousand five. he said 65000 brits are going to die of swine flu, the real number was 502,009 pre-has a history of being wrong in the entire world blindly followed what he said. regarding the lab leakey should've known that was a default hypothesis, china had a bad lab leak in 1977, again in 2004 and everything here pointed to a lab leak. elizabeth: just getting back to this point, from the beginning you and other public health professionals, we heard you in the spring of summer 2020. you tried to get dr. fauci focus first and protect the vulnerable. like taiwan and sweden did pretty publicly attack that is nonsense, dangerous. ridiculing natural immunity and antibodies from those recovering from covid-19 as well pray that's what vaccines are all about. that but he told trevor noah

natural immunity does work he said that in march 2020 and then downplayed it, your word on that. >> he's smart enough to know the natural immunity does work but pharma has been controlling the narrative and he's careful to stay in step with what that statement would be from the white house and the establishment. for a lot of people the pandemic has been okay, people have been on zoom the whole time, been on vacation and second homes, country clubs that had their busiest two years, parents get private tutors but that's not how most americans live. elizabeth: are you saying he's too close to the pharma industry? >> i think basically the nih and saa and cdc have been city aries a big pharma throughout the pandemic. everything they've done have been in line with what pfizer and moderna have wanted. elizabeth: how do you change that? >> we need fresh leadership, independence, how on earth do you have a vaccine and that doesn't work and gets authorized anyways. we have too cozy of a

relationship, we need to restore scientific integrity. elizabeth: doctor marty makary, thank you for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that doesn't press, thank you for watching. have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ >> the writing is on the wall and it's a 10-foot tall block letters. president biden, by biden will he take the advice with a instrumental amount of crises, the president still planning on his second term doing such a bang up job why wouldn't he. he has other ideas of the record inflation, rising crime and helplessness and immigration disasters. things are bad, now a poll has biden's approval at a whopping