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governors to the migrants to sanctuary cities and plus pandemic unemployment fraud, expose, new bombshell report shows that more than $45 billion in unemployment money, they have been stolen and i jacky in for elizabeth macdonald getting the "the evening edit" starts right now. >> good evening and welcome everybody, with midterm elections just 46 days away, house republicans rolling out their commitment to america nestlé agenda divisive any voters today, the gop lawmakers are planning to prioritize the economy, public safety, individual freedom, and oversight if they take the house back in november pretty "fox news" alexandria office in pennsylvania with the latest for us. reporter: manufacturing facility about 25 miles south of pittsburgh, republicans pitched a new direction, the gold number one is the spending.

>> on the very first date of years morning, you will see that it all changes because on her very first bill, going to repeal 87000 irs ages. reporter: on top of the promise reinvigorate the economy, the gop securing a nation that a safe and a future that is built on freedom, had a government that is accountable president biden offered his response today joining democrats who called the agenda, they. biden: that house majority leader when you pennsylvania and enfield, what he calls a commitment to america and that is a thin series of policy goals little or no detail that he said the republican in pursuit if they regain control of the congress. in the course of nearly an hour, here are the fumes the things that we do not here, we do not hear mention the right to choose we did not hear him mention medicare or social security. reporter: republicans of this commitment to america will have the same effect as a 1994, contract with america,

republicans wanted decades long battle for control on the house. jackie: 20 is now to join to discuss all of this founding fountain first one gets a reaction to this because so many people are saying, will the gop is criticizing his administration not putting up a plan to explain how it's going to go about inviting everything that is happened over the course of the last year and half and today, it did. mitch: you know, i was talking to a republican strategist earlier this morning, and we were commenting, the republicans need going to the midterms is a clear message and boy, that is a very very clear message on the laid out safety, freedom, accountability, spending, all of the things that are physically and socially responsible in the right way and so i think it is a great message and kinda find it ironic it jacky, that the present talked about how he was so thin when for 18 months, we have nothing but thin promises zero follow-up from the

administration. jackie: next on point and i also want to raise some attention to nancy pelosi's reaction to kevin mccarthy the gop plan today, and pelosi said that the as extreme mega agendas way out of step with americans priorities, the democrats vision of putting people over politics with lower cost, better paying jobs and safer communities and well if that's the democrats vision, they've not done a very good job with it met. mitch: well whenever they talk about jobs they only talk about union jobs and also talk about what and when another banquet, just mean union jobs and was interesting is the president attacked the right to choose and i'm sure has specific topic in mind, but what is a pillar of the vision for america that republicans put forward, freedom, and the ability to make the free choices not have the government to decide things for you so it is kind of interesting ironic it and spending, that is high time that we rain in the spinning, it is an epidemic it

is not a pandemic in this country. the spinning is completely out of control. jackie: while the spinning of over $4,000,000,000,000.19 months, that's the fastest check writing that i've seen in a really long time it is what is gotten us to this point in the economy, this tipping point with record high inflation and as you know, i want to review these points we have them up on the screen earlier, in the gop plan they want to fight inflation, lower the cost of living, something will work on the economy are talking about bringing back energy independence and this is a huge piece of the planet that is why the gas prices are so high because the administration district then energy companies of their ability to drill and they want to strengthen the supply chain and the one and - in china present trump was very passionate about securing the borders actually mccarthy said today for the 87000 irs ages that this administration's hiring and he would bring border agents and he was a part hiring 200,000 more police officers as well, and having said that mitch, the final point we have

"fox news" paul that's the latest one that we have, pulling americans to talk about with the key issues are somewhat is on the top of their priority list, inflation is americans talking concern as you can see there and it is the biggest issue as we head into the midterms. mitch: no question about it, that's the biggest issue in the thing about inflation is, is insidious, it hurts sort of the opposite of our way our tax team works which is a progress of inflation is incredibly regressive it is the most painful for the people of the lowest and of the income band and you know something, i think at the end of the day, people about their pocketbooks and everybody is feeling the pinch of the inflation. jackie: they sure are and is been just will huge huge issue only think this is well because big banks are warning that the economy could beat entering a period of stagflation come this buffing along we talking about for a while slowly slow growth and i am limit and jerome powell broadcast that the other day in

the q&a session of his press conference and the rising prices and everything else that we are dealing with. and it is all with questions of the administration's handling of this economic downturn admits, wanting hold tight only gets a reaction after edward lawrence gives us the latest from the white house. >> will the banking ceos told members of the house as well as senators that action is to be taken out to avoid stag placement and ceo of jp morgan jb government so that we need to handle inflation as quickly as possible any outcome of that less government spending would be good. >> avoid stag inflation is the most damning to every parts of society every industry and all income levels and therefore thank you so important to get her hands around it as quickly as possible. edward: it might be closer than the white house would like to admit and we have the inflation side, on the definition now at

8.3 percent year-over-year the federal reserve predicts the unemployment rate will rise to 2.4 percent by the end of 2023 that could be the job loss side of informing and if yes the white house, nothing is wrong. >> giving the encouragement initial size that we have seen on inflation and the continued strong strength of growth in the job market is so we believe the transition remains possible we believe that we will get to a strong and stable growth and we believe that we will see that cooling that we hear economists talk about. edward: another celebration, this time with thousands on his american struggle with inflation back to you jacky. jackie: edward lawrence thank you so much and so mitch roschelle what you think about the stagflation with the big banks and when jimmy diamond talks i listen to and for small when jimmy diamond was not taking insulting questions, he was able to respond to legitimate questions and who knows better about the economy

and jimmy diamond and the reason why i say that is that not only is a large employer if not one of the largest in the private sector employers but also they bank the largest employers in the world is olympic keen insight into the way employers think the weight business people direct paychecks think and you know why, when they are hearing from the customers that they are thinking it shrinking the word and hiring freezes, that is something you need to pay attention to when you know something, the event of an right now has third-quarter gdp at a point of troopers under 3 percent is out one or two more bad data reports and will be three consecutive quarters of contracting economy that is not a recipe for stagflation, i don't know what is. jackie: who add, billionaire investor weighing in as well he is now saying the worst is yet to comment that was his quote, and for the investors these even comparing the u.s. inflation in the fall of the roman empire. >> that is a little drastic. [laughter]

a little dramatic. jackie: but you get the point. >> will totally get the point and again, carl is a guy who spent his entire career leading up messes that were made in the private sector okay like he's fought businesses that have failed to turn them around so there somebody with eight decades worth of experience that you need to pay attention to and he is not saying this for political reasons, he is saying it purely as a wake-up call to investors. i think you're seeing what is going on the stock market this reconnaissance out leading up to it and then after the press conference and i think investors are conservatively worried. jackie: that's question boil have you i just want to sort of draw attention to how the white house is spinning this, this is ron clean and he is talking about the economy when the president came into office and must listen and react on the other side. >> is easy to forget that when joe biden came to office, we turn the tv a night and people were lying, the football stadiums waiting for a box of

food in the employment rate was nearly 10 percent of its 20 believe people out of work add businesses were closing schools were closed be back. jackie: i mean, this, what is not saying there is that we were in the middle of the pandemic, that we had not seen like 7100 years, the vaccines were on the way, but they were not there quite yet and him and he's scenario the world falling apart without giving context to the rest of it. mitch: now listen, at the point time but let's remember that trump administration towards the very end, was arguing for opening schools and arguing for opening businesses in the first thing the biden try to do was get the pandemic under control which by the way, he never has done still yet and so the fact of the matter is, if you can point to where things were but you know something, i think that we are worse off today than we even work when things were at their absolute worst when biden took office suite you and also

the polling shows that as well and it echoes that sentiment people are not feeling as hopeful about things as they were before the pandemic. when somebody else was running the white house, always be to see you and wishing you a wonderful weekend and thank you for joining us tonight's we want you to an good to see you. jackie: president biden is addressing teachers union today is republicans in congress introduce legislation to the unions federal charter for pushing woke ideology and plus city mayor announcing he setting up intent city for the migrants and congressman jody next, on the evening of it. "the evening edit".

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>> i will promise you this, thes border. jackie: is minority leader kevin mccarthy, pledging to secure the border and republicans if they win back the house during midterms, and it is critical problem as federal authorities are on pace to make more than two-point $3m arrest during the 2022 fiscal here and joining me now is texas congressman jody arrington of the house's border security come in from congress it would have you with us and obviously this is a huge issue is going to be a big voting issue in the midterms as we approach 46 days away in a want to start by asking you about

what is happening right here in new york come with the migrants being best here mayor first declaring this is a sanctuary city that up in arms for the fact that this was a problem was being brought into his backyard and mayor adams, we have some pictures of these tent cities that he was built in order to house the migrants and what do you think this mayor, the dakota sanctuary city, is over and probing on this issue and so on his heels and why was he not ready for this. jody: while i think like other sanctuary cities, that are not on the front lines are the epicenter of the self-inflicted crisis. that was created by the open border policies of this administration, he thought that he could just on the sidelines and criticize state like texas or he could sit in the bleachers and watched the chaos consume our citizens in texas without having to bear any brunt of the economic and social cause and

now that cost is showing up in his city and his citizens are having to deal with her, he's singing a different tune and i think that it is quite ironic that this is a place they call a sanctuary and not very welcoming and i cannot believe they cannot accommodate these illegal immigrants with anything better than intent city and also the irony of allowable estate city which is the sanctuary cities are, using the law to shield themselves from the very consequences of their own lawlessness alongside this derelict president. jackie: there's a lot of hypocrisy when it comes to this issue here in new york and another states as well and also coming from the vice present kamala harris, who by the way as you know was appointed borders and actually and absolutely do nothing to curb illegal immigration at the border but this is what she had to say with respect to the gop governors who were sitting migrants there

because their states are over run and that's why they're sending them to have the cities but this is had to say about it. >> they are playing games, these are political stunts with real human beings it were fleeing harm. do you know it's happening in venezuela right now, human beings, real people have led harm, who came to the united states of america seeking refuge, asylum and i think that it is the height of irresponsibility flesh last frankly, dereliction of duty when you are an elected leader to play those kinds of games with human life. jackie: a lot of hypocrisy that messaging as well, that height of irresponsibility would be, the vice president not doing her job with respect to securing the border. they also want to talk about what we are seeing down south and i were seeing states as

well, this issue that migrants need a place to go, the states are completely over run. i think we lost the congressman pretty moment, we will try to get it back. but you know, anyway, it really is a huge issue in one of the congress responded that as well. the other issue of course is how we move forward as a nation, terms are 46 days away and how we handle what is coming and potentially try to change some of the policy that we are seeing and there's in exchange last night between former president trump and shaun and one of play this for you. trump: manual and it millions of people in your country now mission of your many of them are prisoners would you deport them. trump: bad ones i would deport yes, the bad ones i would deport in venezuela, is emptying the prison population into the

united states going right through the border like nothing and we are poisoning our country and he is very hard to come back from that and i want to see great leadership in this country, more important than republican or democrat or liberal or conservative, i want to see great leadership, our country is going to help we are a nation in decline. jackie: so i must've congressman are not going to be able to what he is back with dozens of back-and-forth, i am not sure if you heard that is a nice eating between former president trump and shawn asked night and he left it on a high note saying that he wants to see great leadership in this country and more important than republican or democrat or liberal or conservative seat great leadership in a country is what hacking, as of the former president had to say. jodey: while these right, we need people who put our country first and i heard your vet about kamala harris had her comments about dereliction of duty by these states, the dereliction of duty, is a failure to enforce

the law by this administration and do the first and most important job of any administration, providing, defense and they have left our citizens defenseless and the up with the burden on border states unfortunately, we believe the constitution provides for sovereign power for every state to defend itself when the federal government fails for the president trump is right, we just need to stay strong and free american we need people committed to that regardless of their party but right now, we see utter chaos unfortunately better southern border and in the streets of our cities that are fought with rampant crime. jackie: wanted to leave it there and apologize for the technical difficulties business always great to see you when we get back and thank you right chicago mayor, firing back at the ceo and mcdonald's and telling him to educate himself after he climbed the city crime crisis is scaring the employees but first, a bombshell report $45 billion

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jackie: welcome back my new bombshell report is found that fraudsters may have stolen over $5 billion in unemployment money during the pandemic and that is triple the initial estimated amount and foxbusiness has more.

>> there's been reports of people using the social security number of some of you died and even people with federal prison sentiment and had received benefits in numbers when you have them all up, are staggering, $45.6 billion, that's with the as a general but the labor department has come up with another previous estimate, fraudulent unappointed claims during the pandemic, student 16 billion is so this is a huge increase and it comes at a time when pandemic related product cases seem to be popping up all of the country and just a few days ago, 47 people were charged with killing two and $50 million from a programming and trent in minnesota those providing food to low income children and there's reportedly been so much fraud that the authorities are just now starting to dig into this the irs is involved in the api secret service and postal inspection service and remember, this comes at a time when the white house and congressional democrats are pushing for

22 billion additional dollars in covid-19 relief money. jackie: thank you and staggering numbers are joining me now with reaction is ranking member in house budget congress men jason smith and freda marks economist, seymour, and congressman going to go and start with you when you know that we were an emergency event that we've not seen in the likes of one of years and other programs to help americans initially within the first year and in 2020 before the vaccines rolled out as well we know the fraud was across-the-board at the paycheck protection program in unemployment insurance, and other things as well as connell was describing to having said that opening continue that into 2021, two and by the new administration continued into 2022, so did we not run long the time for all of this fraud to occur. steve: jackie, fraud has been rapid, this report said $45 billion, think that is just

a small number of exactly where it has come as reported by many that is hundreds of billions of dollars in house republicans try to pass this legislation, put into place, numerous proposals to try to prevent this fraud and asked him chris refused it and right and left and i can tell you just as we come in house ways and means meeting we had a resolution to healthy ministration to give us more transparency numbers was fraud how many people have been prodding the government and democrats voted straight party lines and refusing us to have that information when you know it's not just front, hit is waste. there is billions of dollars in checks going to prisoners, to illegals to dead people, japanese citizens and we try to put safeguards in place, the democrats refused to allow that to be passed. jackie: s even want to get your reaction as well as a time were expressing an 40 year record high inflation americans are

struggling are wondering why the goods and services cost so much and why basically a mother that paycheck for the entire year is me enough i inflation when they hear the staggering numbers like this essentially they've evaporated and disappeared into thin air and it is infuriating too many. steve: you better believe and by the way, jason's right, the number that you're putting the 45 billion, i agree with the congressman smith them i think the number is multiple times higher than that and i have seen reports of over $100,000,000,100,000,000,000 in fraud from this program weather's medicaid program, medicare, whether it is foodstamp, whether it's unemployment, the benefits and ppe program have you added up, i estimate about tuner $50 billion in years you use the word of infuriating the infuriating thing to me, by the way a lot of money is the congressman just

said, did not even go to americans, went to people in mexico fraudsters and in china and in russia and pulling in all of these people from all of thee other countries are getting this money to didn't even stimulate the american economy but here's the thing, when i testified in this jackie, about two months ago before the budget committee, and about this up and impress justin, that is just the cost of doing business and i am like come on the fraud rates are 20 percent of these programs, and the private sector, they are 2 percent jason smith and i hope he becomes the next chairman of the ways in committee means committee and you need to do on this, and you need to these people in jail postal this money. jackie: the congressman a lot of people calling for that as we want you to respond to it but i also you want to do respond to the vigor that connell throughout the while were dealing with all of this fraud one hand, the request for $22 billion mark in covid-19

relief, a year and a half after the pandemic is over. jason: we got people who were trying to run this country that is only ruining this economy and they think that they can spend themselves out of inflation attacks away out of a recession and it is a disaster that is why the american people is going to rise up and they are tired of this one party democrat rule and when we take back the house jackie, the house ways and means and means committee, they of the market people, exactly with her asking for accountability, they want direct oversight this administration, over the irs and especially with this doubling of the irs with $80 million and hiring 87000 irs agents coming want accountability and house republicans are going to make his government held accountable for all of these inappropriate actions. jackie: yes, they're sort of an irony there right the administration was to bulk up the irs and go after the average american the average american is

saying that we want to see an accounting of what you have done here. benjamin, so great to see both tonight we are out of time but we will have you back soon, thank you both. tesla recalls than a million vehicles over safety concerns adding to going electric vehicle skepticism plus the democrats push through the spending bills just-in-time for the midterm elections but after a year of calling for defund the police, i remember that, too little too late, former new york police commissioner howard - joins us next. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual.

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the republicans are saying that this is an intent by the democrats, to hide their defund the police and the spring and former new york city police commissioner, howard, it's always great to see you then apply that you can weigh in on this because i was in new york city during the pandemic and i remember when they were defunding the police and i remember how bad the crime was on the streets here and is still pretty bad as a matter of fact so is so interesting to me that all of a sudden, 4060s before the midterms, now it is time to make sure that you know, the crime is the top agenda item here for the democrats. howard: is ridiculous and you can't unring the bell they running for the last seven years with trying to do is read what is now public sentiment that the crime in the economy of the number one issues in the upcoming midterms and they have been against police and they have looked for defunding and bill reform in the reducing charges with these progressive leftist d.a. said they're not going to be able to do it

because the damage they did over the last seven years, in two months sweetie let me ask you this commissioner because i wanted turned to this fight that that there i put in chicago was having with the ceo of mcdonald's and seo at mcdonald's and sings a crime in the city is completely out of control inserting the recruitment efforts and business that is based there and scaring employees away and this is what the mayor of life it has to say. >> any remarks to counter the mcdonald's ceo, he said people are afraid to come back to the headquarters. >> i think that would've been helpful for the mcdonald's ceo to educate himself before he spoke sweetie really, that's the reaction when the crime in chicago was running rapid and many businesses are experiencing difficulties is this a benefactors mayor life with in

response to so many situations with people walking into the stores and just literally clearing the shelves looking on jesus was on through the stores to secure the goods better. that is what we have been dealing with. howard: when it needs to be educated is mayor lightfoot and she is one of the primary reasons that chicago is a combat zone, monopoly gang members are in danger, regular sitter citizens are endangering her more people killed in chicago then probably in some of the minor were sing in place in the civil world and is appearing dangerous place to be and she was one of the number one people to call for defunding police or reducing bail. jackie: i think we are having trouble with howard's audio there pretty were going to get out of that and always appreciate the commissioners time and will having back on again soon pretty president biden is addressing a teachers union today as a republicans in congress introduced legislation

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jackie: welcome back in tesla per second day after recalling 1.1 million vehicles over safety concerns and timing for the manufacture, with consumers concerns about going green already in the rice and foxbusiness kelly o'grady is in los angeles with more for us kelly. >> to see you in a course tesla's most recognized in the ev brandon we could be damaging to the consumer options and la steve vehicles are being recalled of her window defect that can cause passengers fingers to get pinched in the highway traffic safety ministration said that vehicles fail to comply with safety standards but they plan to correct the issue without any

physical combat, software update like you would have on your iphone in tesla ceo jan musk criticize even calling it a recall to terminology is outdated and inaccurate and this is a tiny over the air software update to the best of our knowledge mother been no injuries but that is not the only challenge and challenge the most challenge giving how tough it is to extend wish them at least one tesla menu hundred - caught fire earlier this week and out of california energy storage facility in a car battery caught fire at stanford it took 22 minutes to extinguish firefighters were using 600 gallons of water per minute and handbook actually said it takes three - 8000 gallons california racist was a future where residents can only by ev's and that's concerning giving the massive drought the state is experiencing course of the car brands have experienced safety issues and recall issues whether such - from switching to the ev's and the cost of the ranging - the capacity and add on the safety issues that tesla is dealing with that does not

inspire much confidence. jackie: thank you flava joining us now come the hill colonist kristin tate and i want to get your reaction to that report because there is criticism of the electric vehicle industry in this country and the push of this administration is making to go green and use ev's and nothing we shouldn't do that at some point in the future but they were just not ready to do it right now they safety concerns are underscore the point. kristin: right, electric vehicles, their innovative development for consumers but i don't like that fact that the government is shoving them down our throats and this is a new perfect example of what is a brand-new technology, the bugs have not been worked out yet and consumers are now realizing that that lithium batteries that power these vehicles are not only extraordinarily expensive but come with risks as well and my father was in new hampshire and is never had a previous, and the battery of the pre- is actually caught on fire and the neighbor's house partially burned down these fires are very hard to put out and in states like california come over these ev's are becoming very popular,

using rolling blackouts as demand for electricity surges the residents are being asked not to charge their vehicles during peak hours and so the software issues are not going to help the sales the real issues going to be the rolling blackouts in the electricity prices on these other issues that just make these vehicles very expensive and for the consumers. jackie: up in california there was a huge ironing that gavin newsom said that both you can't charge your vehicles because the grid cannot handle it and people were saying but wait a minute, when we doing here. having said that kristin, you brought up the notion the cost of these vehicles is higher in actually purchasing an electric vehicle is about $80000 than the average new vehicle fossil fuel vehicle is country and at a time when inflation is at a 40 year record high, is it tough to find 18 extra 18000 extra dollars in your budget. kristin: yes exactly, the electric vehicle car batteries alone can be over $10000 and so

in some cases, and is just cheaper for the consumer's to buy a used asked powered car that just as a replacement battery for these ev sent at the same time, china's really ordering the market for lithium and we have our own administration tried to basically destroy our domestic gas and oil market billing to these high gas prices. it's really unfortunate and again like you mentioned, this is all happening at a time during inflation wind that consumers are already be pitched with a high prices and so, all of this is probably going to slow down the demand for these ev's with consumers seeking there was an exchange earlier this week between thomas woman and ceo of jp morgan and jamie dimon to come up with respect to the big banks and she was asking him, they divest their new oil and gas areas and is end of this

and then react. >> does your bank have a policy against new oil and gas products mr. dimon. >> absolutely not that would be the road to heck for america. jackie: view reaction. kristin: lee's right, gas prices hit record highs as the oil has soared to 200 investment in that sector this is partially being driven by the movement but these left wing ideologues like the members of the squad are pressuring the banks not to invest in oil gas or coal or political reasons only and they do not care about that devastating effect in the american consumers and also notable the president biden elevated tend to be the chief claimant risk officer and this is one of the biggest regulators of the u.s. banks and ten is known to be very synthetic to the guys regulations the squad is pushing pretty look at going on in europe right now, we have millions of people in europe precinct this winter with frigid

temperatures because the entire - dangerous lack of energy security this largely the result of giving to the pressure from black and left-wing activists and then of course the russia invasion of ukraine, did not help because the continent has made is also dependent on russian oil that is the path that we are going down here if we listen to these activists like the squad members. jackie: and i was talking it diamines actually delivers approach to how he answers his questions, he just kind of tells you how it is illustrative and very real way is to say these big banks don't have investments, and green energy in the not looking towards the future but they're basically a smart reasonable business people saying that you cannot throw the baby out with the bathwater and you cannot do it right now it's always great to see you and thank you for coming on today. kristin: thank you. jackie: while president biden once again dividing america after he attacked the gop's new commitment to america plan and plus republican say this ♪

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jackie: president biden pointing fingers today at republicans for inflation woes while also taking jabs at mccarthy's new

commitment to america plan. he spoke at the national education association headquarters but left out any mention of woke agendas indoctrinating schools. let's welcome the federalist senior editor, chris bedford. always a great to have you on. really interesting today to hear mccarthy lay out the plan, you know? many people have said the gop is criticizing the administration, but they don't have a plan. well, he gave us a plan to the, and part of it -- today, and part of it was education and essentially giving parents control or at least letting them have input on what children are learning in schools. that's been a huge issue coming out of the a pandemic. >> it has been a huge issue, one that independents and republicans are supporting, one that's turnedded off some of the traditional democratic supporters. an interesting thing is that the schools really do stand out. largely, it's been a bit of a yawn because it seems so careful, it says so much while saying so little, like we want to free america, we want a

prosperous future. kind of talking points that seems like they were invented by frank luntz, but they started speaking with the transgender ideology, some of the woke ideology, and that shows you in a document that largely avoids controversy of any kind, republicans feel comfortable fighting that fight against teachers unions that shows you the polling is completely behind it. kevin mccarthy wasn't doing anything in in that wasn't well polled, but they feel they can come out and make waves. we've seen pushback at the university level, at the education -- excuse me, element ily school level, high school level, all across the country, across political parties. ever since covid when parents got an eye on what was going on inside the schools, they've been pretty horrified. jackie: yeah. it was an eye-opening experience, as you mentioned. the nea, which is the largest teachers union, spent over $140,000 in july on opposition research against 25 parents' rights groups for speaking out on sexual and gender identity

lessons in the classroom, right? this has been a huge issue. it came to the forefront when governor ron desantis in florida brought up the parental rights bill on education and sort of gave parents a sense of, you know, you want to have some control about what the kids are learning in the classrooms. think about the fact that the teachers union is spending this kind of money on the opposite side of the coin is actually pretty amazing. it's staggering. >> and that's something that people really also learned during covid. i'm just outside d.c., in loudoun county there were attacks on parents, parents who were barred and parents whose children had been sexually assaulted who were arrested and tried to be made villains. everybody had good teachers growing up. everybody knows a teacher. people want to be on their side, but the last two years have exposed corruption, harassment and just really weird insanity coming and politicization coming from some of these schools that people have really woken up to it. it's actually, despite how

difficult it's been for all of us having to help our kids through video learning and handle that and doing the long commutes and having the sadness of children wearing masks, the fact that we with now know what's going on and make decisions based on that is a blessing. jackie: yeah. we were just showing video of loudoun county, virginia. remember those school board with meetings where parents would speak up about some of the things that kids were learning, critical race theory and a bunch of, you know, things that were concerning to them, chris? we just have one minute left here. having said that, they essentially were attacked by the other side for doing that, and they were put on watch lists. i mean, people, parents were being demonized for speaking up and saying i don't want this for my child. >> when we went out to meet with a group of the parents who have become activists over this to film a documentary for the federalist, one of the early questions we asked was who here voted for obama? a lot of hands went up. who here's been involved in

politics before? almost one of them. they had been activated for their children by the insanity, and they were able to make some wins there. it's a good thing for parents across the country to stay on it. jackie: chris, always great to get your perspective. thank you so much. >> thank you. jackie: i'm jackie deangelis, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. enough is enough. despite raging ebb nation and -- can inflation and new reports of fraud, democrats are still looking to spend billions more in covid relief provisions. kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to trac