establishing world record the price category for any time gemstone. i'll join stuart varney for special town hall monday 11:00 a.m. eastern called bernie and you joined by live studio audience talking about issues that matter to all americans don't miss it. that does it for us on foxbusiness. the evening edit starts now. ♪ elizabeth: have you asked yourself lately, what's in your wallet? a pay cut because inflation thanks to the government. it's been rising for a year but the white house now says it's

priority with just three weeks to go until the midterms. even obama's top economist jason furman slams biden's that messaging this is what we are talking about tonight, critics warn it's worse than ford, carter and george h.w. bush, there messaging. former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, retired nypd officer bill stanton economic growth -- joe concha and new york post john levine. crime hitting midterms hard. businesses fleet and other u.s. city and it's not chicago. more on this story we book last night. it's okay for the white house to pressure opec, delay cuts and oil production after the midterms? keeping gas prices low to do that, to keep democrats in power, why are white house

officials dodging on this today? stunning revelation about decision making by fbi officials and the botched trump russia probe and the white house braces for possible charges against hundred biden. we got house price firesale breaking on the u.s. as mortgage rates rocket fire and house democrats are angry speaker nancy pelosi blocked a bipartisan band on stock trading and commerce. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thanks for joining us friday night, we begin with stops ending down under pressure from rising treasury yields, retail spending came in flat. shoppers are pulling back as inflation and rising interest rates to control. we got the cost of eggs, butter, turkey, hugh seen this and

following candy increasing by 20% versus last year. edward lawrence is in washington with more. >> president joe biden never gives a timetable on his policies to bring on inflation. he and others in the administration never say how long americans have to endure this economic pain while the transition to president wants takes place. you can see what happened to inflation from the first month present biden took office every month since the first time president called inflation top priority may 10, 6 months later he still asking for time to bring down prices. today janet yellen repeated the request and refused to take my question back yesterday's cpi report shows we have more work to do to get price increases under control. leading indicators show hopeful signs, working families continue to feel the pain of high inflation.

>> can i follow up on inflation? >> they had the room for ten more minutes, she just walked away and did not want the follow-up question about inflation from me. elizabeth: a terrific stuff, thank you that's welcome to the show author karol roth and hill media columnist joe concha, i know it's a fiery panel. instant messaging on inflation, started taking off last year. the white house said it was transitory, even zero. the left americans no time to repair bill the question if they believe them. >> i know exactly what you mean, i've been following the whole litany. first they said they would be no inflation and then it would be transitory. then it was the consumer's fault and then business greedy and it was good for you that was putin's fault and next is redlines are a great way to meet your neighbor. this is what we have been hearing over and over again in

the keep trying to push the can down the road decoupled from reality. anybody with a brain new the policies would cause more inflation. we been warning about it and they decided they would be in denial and it causes even more pain than the deliberate pain they caused initially. elizabeth: even obama's top economist jason furman is saying on inflation obliterates the white house trying to blame putin or claiming is transitory. >> that somebody we should probably listen to considering he walked in the biden obama white house source not a right wing trying to take down the biden of administration, he knows little about the way and economy works and when you inject trillions of dollars into the economy and then the audacity to say this will lower inflation through inflationary

reduction act, any kid with a lemonade stand knows that's not how the economy works and you look at the midterms coming up, abc news, washington post polls show the economy, education and inflation and crime are easily the top four issues. abortion is a distant fifth. january 6 virtually nonexistent so we have a media focusing on the guy who wasn't in power or isn't in power and hasn't been for 21 months and donald trump instead of focusing on joe biden and democrats and what they are doing to the economy and priorities are worked because they are not journalists anymore. elizabeth: there's no crime problem so we should just go to crime ridden areas. the border is secure so we are safe going to the border. they put into the economy since 201970 and a half trillion dollars, 7.5 equal to putting in germany and france into the u.s. economy and now new analysis

coming in federal reserve's cycle of rate hikes whipping around the fastest in 35 years of monetary history, twice as high as was talk with rate hikes and 88 and 89 so what is the strategy? >> there's no strategy. not only did they put the money into an economy that wasn't a normally functioning economy, it was a supply constrained economy and all anyone is doing is trying to do something on the demand side. the biden administration is trying to stimulate demand in the fed is trying to squash demand but nobody is dealing with the supply issues, they are not changing energy policies to have more abundant energy. they are not backing off things that hold back the labor force, they put more in. they are not attacking the supply side, just the demand side and at odds with each other. it's not a strategy, it's insanity. elizabeth: the president was in california asked about gasoline

hitting $7 a gallon he said it's always like that in california dismissing hypertext and regulatory state. i like your thoughts on this because recession slammed in, ford and george h.w., arguably there messaging was not as consistently bad and wide ranging how bad it is at the white house. watch president biden here. >> today's report shows progress from the basement to the third floor, attic, everything ruined. kitchen floor we almost lost a couple firefighters because the kitchen floor, burning between beams and the house in addition to almost collapsed into the basement. >> i went to law school on a full scholarship, the only one in my class to have a full academic scholarship and ended

up in the top half of my class. graduated 3 degrees from undergrad school. >> it's not graduate at the top of his class and does not have 3 degrees from college. >> biden went to school on a half scholarship and ended up near the bottom of his class got 1 degrees, not three. >> seventy-six in the class. >> last night in kabul, united states and 20 years of war in afghanistan. the longest war in american history, extraordinary success of the mission due to the incredible skill and selfless courage of the u.s. military and diplomats and intelligence professionals. i say this of a father of a man who won the conspicuous service medal and lost his life in iraq. elizabeth: he died of brain cancer, not in iraq and it's like public living and literally slamming his polls. fact checkers have taken on

everything he's said in basically said what he's saying is wrong. >> this is your son, i get it to midterm election but why desecrate his memory when you know he died of brain cancer, not in iraq. do you think people are this stupid? this is the same man who said time and again he was arrested during civil rights marches or rested trying to see nelson mandela while in south africa while center which i'm pretty sure we would treat about that. all of these things didn't happen and no we are not at zero inflation and california doesn't always just experience $7 a gallon gasoline under the trump administration when they were exiting, it was around $3 a gallon in the estate so what he says again and again is not because of his age, it's because from day one he's been a chronic liar talking about being the top

of his class in law school, no. dropping out of a campaign, no. elizabeth: the white house scrambling today. if it was kosher to pressure opec to delay oil production cuts until after midterms when opec will meet again to keep gas flow and white scramble today and dodge or deny it? >> because it's not kosher, everything is a trick. nothing makes sense. if it's okay for opec to produce and why is it not okay for us to produce? we produce things more cleanly here than in the opec countries and venezuela and wherever else around the world so they are just making things up as they go. elizabeth: i knew it was going to be great and you pulled it off. you guys are terrific. have a great weekend. white house scrambling,

continuing to dodge questions over why it pressure opec. delay cousin oil production until after midterms to keep gas prices low and democrats in power. crime hitting the midterms hard. businesses playing another u.s. city and it's not chicago retired nypd officer on "the evening edit". >> these politicians stripped us of the most important tool a police officer has and is not on his belt. it respect. when is taken away, the public do whatever they want to do. ♪

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welcome back, polls show crime at the top of the list for floaters heading into midterms about three weeks away. businesses leave chicago because of vice can crime now leaving philadelphia a big one coming up. here's the story and for love you. >> one of the stores that will be closed and this is not what you think of as an unsafe neighborhood. a busy neighborhood, city hall down the street here on market street, that's a beautiful city

hall for safety and security are concerned. here's a statement, continued safety and security challenges and business factors made it increasingly difficult to remain open. a couple of weeks ago in the mayfair area, dozens of teens ransacked the place and stole food and through food and jump up on counters, crimes has been on the rise, violent crime not as much has crime against retail. look at the numbers, this year alone of 54%. armed robbery of 52%, commercial burglary up 48% in the folks who work here, security guards to globally say the policy in the city prosecuting low level theft as traffic violation as opposed to misdemeanor or felony means people come in and take stuff and leave not fearing any

consequence search of convenient showers stores shut down. elizabeth: we are hearing more, incredible reporting. and by pd officer retired and author of the book prepared, not scared, bill. thank you for joining us. a lot of these municipalities and states, if you steal 950 or less, you get a ticket. >> capitalism, common sense and people are speaking and politicians aren't listening. people are fleeing these states, businesses are picking up and leaving because these politicians that crime go. elizabeth: we got outrage over crime, to connecticut cost shot dead by a deranged gunman wednesday night deliver the ambush after they entered the phony on one call in a third officers seriously wounded.

the suspect waited outside and opened fire killing the sergeant an officer, the suspect was shot dead and three s.w.a.t. team members shot serving a warrant for homicide and democrat run philadelphia. the wooded officers are in stable condition. it's striking it's happening in the same week. >> it's horrible. cops when they take the oath to protect and serve, they sign up for that and it's tough enough going up against the bad guys in the worst of circumstances but now added to that, you have politicians essentially endorsing crime, giving the green light to say cops are bad and we understand, we will give you no cash bail, you can get out and restorative justice and we see all police, men and women who put on the badge pay with their lives. elizabeth: 190 police officers who died in the line of duty, 54

were shot and killed and third died from covid. they died on the line of duty and a dozens shot, for killed since monday and that's what happens when you defenpolice, it hurt minority communities and women and get to hear democrat women like nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren say enough is enough. we got to do more for cops. >> every time someone it's a let out on the street, they do a disservice pretty much saying the victims and traumas were in vain. >> they are trying to kill us. the shot went through my door into the kitchen. i was cooking for my kids. >> when i was attacked, he was already on three rents of felony probation, he attacked three women. two with the golf club and a hammer. >> the lawlessness going on in philadelphia is beyond out of

control they are omitting murder after murder because no one is held accountable in court. >> he had only record already. he sends messages to criminals that it's okay to do bad things because we won't punish you, we will punish the victims instead. >> when he died, i died. i tried every day for my grandkids and other kids but you have no idea what it's like. >> there's no justice. i can't see my daughter again. i've got to live with this everyday is a struggle. >> i feel lost in the system. there's a reason i went public with this, to get the word out so other women don't feel the same. >> it's very scary. elizabeth: women are scared, women are panicked coast to coast. where's the squad, where's

rashida tlaib? is to pelosi? where are the leaders in congress saying enough? where is the "me too" movement? >> this is heartbreaking and they need to watch this piece. we should defend politicians that promote this. every one of those people are victims, everyone watching his shaking their head except the politicians who think they will get ahead by promoting this type of behavior that results in these women being victims. elizabeth: bill, thanks for joining us. i'll have you back on again soon. we've got more stunning revelation about the bad decision-making by fbi officials involved in the botched trump russia from and okay for the white house to pressure opec to delay oil production until after the midterms and why are they

scrambling and dodging on questions on that today? is criticized as a move to keep gas flow to keep democrats in power. pat fallon on "the evening edit" next. >> we shouldn't be in this position. we are an oil producing country who want to be. the reason we produce less and we used to is because the biden administration would not allow it to be produced and radical left controls the democrat party told the fossil fuel industry will put you out of business and find ourselves in a position as beggars of the most powerfulfirs country in the world is in the position of having to beg these position of having to beg these third world countries. ♪

let's get back to the show, host oversight congress been, a pleasure having you on, let's take this on, the white house today admitted it pressured opec to delay because and oil production until the next meeting after the midterms. all day long dodging deflecting and scrambling over this, if it's okay to do and why deflect and dodge? >> what joe biden is doing his they are focused and obsessed with the political and not real

solutions. real solutions for the american people tapping into petroleum reserves making dictators like venezuela and saudi arabia to increase production, certainly not decrease it. what we should do is unleash the american energy sector but that's the last thing joe biden wants to. elizabeth: they are not asking texas and alaska, they are asking opec. let's watch john kirby and bryan on this. >> the saudi government is accusing the biden administration asking them to not cut back on oil production until after midterm elections. why did the white house do that? >> we did not ask them to cut back until after the elections. >> did you ask the saudi's to delay the decision for a month? >> are not going to get on air and disclose private physicians --

>> the opportunity to say is true or not. >> what i will say clearly his communications we've had with opec and continuing have been based on our assessment of economic circumstances of supply and demand global oil markets. elizabeth: you see the political flannel? the political rhetoric? you know what i mean what he said? if it was above been widened he just answer the question why did john kirby let out mislead? >> that was like godly good for billy madison, it was word vomit. when joe biden took office, the price of gas was 2.38 and now it's $3.91, 64% increase in that will happen when the first day in office you do things like cancel keystone xl pipeline and saying we won't issue anymore releases for drilling exploration on federal lands and waters. that's why we are in this situation. elizabeth: the white house slams shortsighted decision but refused to agree biden draining

the strategic reserves is also shortsighted decision. it hurts u.s. national security and leaves this nation more exposed to the whims of opec and russia. working middle-class americans face higher winter energy costs is coming winter, 60% in the country but they downplayed it clean energy, natural gas is clean or efficient and lowers america's admissions last generation, household natural gas, we've talked about this. they produce lower greenhouse gas emissions and even electricity but you've got environmentalists talking about that while talking about mining minerals for electric car batteries to destroy the environment. >> we've reduced emissions in the u.s. the last 20 years by 20%, more than any other nation has in history so we've reduced from 2005 -- 17 reduced emissions by 758 million metric

tons. they have a bigger population but at the same time china increased emissions by 3 billion metric tons so the environment is not getting cleaner because we are all on the same planet. elizabeth: the way we lowered emissions is from natural gas. >> absolutely and then the strategic petroleum reserve under trump was 695 barrels and now for 16 million, 40% reduction. elizabeth: striking. take you for joining us, good to see you. coming up, more revelation about bad decision-making by fbi officials and botched trump russia probe former assistant u.s. attorney and mccarthy next on "the evening edit" and foxbusiness colleagues and i celebrated our networks 15th anniversary this morning. we rang and nasdaq opening bell and bring many more years of

news of analysis and was happening in both our nation's capitol and the financial capitol. a fun day today. we got more coming up. ♪

more and more revelation about that decision-making by government officials the botched trump russia probe, they for criminal trial the special counsel john drunk against ivor janco, david spent u.s. district court in arlington virginia with the latest. >> major developments, the judge dismissed one of the five count against igor, for counterman on the table and we are learning's defense team will not put on the case meaning it will go to jurors model. john durham charged him with

five counts of lying to the fbi, judge anthony dismissed the first count, the government alleged he lied when he said he hadn't talked to democratic political operative named charles dolan about the steel dossier. he gave information the ended up in the steel dossier but they communicated e-mail and technically didn't talk. the technicality wasn't enough to dismiss that count. fbi agent kevin helsing came to his aid telling jurors he was a highly trusted source and losing him as an informant arms national security. he said he helped the fbi on 25 investigations. the special counsel john durham second case in an investigation stuff loss of more than three and a half years, the jury could begin deliberations as soon as monday. elizabeth: terrific recording. former assistant u.s. attorney

andy mccarthy, always a pleasure having you on in great to see you again. whatever way this goes if he's acquitted or what ever, it is really the fbi under james comey what durham showing clinical bias and incompetence. >> that's right and i want to commend john durham because i was critical in the suspect trial of the fact that i think the way, he didn't try that case like he's trying this case but i thought they did too much to conceal the fbi's wrongdoing shine the light on sussmann where i think the approach here is better. a hard tough case for the government to win but at least what they are doing this time is making it clear to the jury they don't approve of what the fbi did, there's no reason the jury

should approve it, they're not trying to conceal it, they are laying it all their basically treating fbi agents who misled the court at least the institution the fbi did, he's laying out exactly what they did so i think that's the way to approach this case so you can look the jury in the eye and say we didn't try to hide anything from you, this is what it is. elizabeth: we got news to fbi officials testifying while they worked on the team, the mueller probe, they wanted to investigate hillary clinton operative charles dolan for his connections to the press secretary for vladimir putin but they were told to stand down. >> i've been saying this since writing a book years ago, i think the collusion here was between the clinton campaign and intelligence and law enforcement apparatus of the obama administration against republican candidate and to the extent there was meaningful collusion with russia it was by the clinton campaign, not the trump campaign.

going right to the information we learned about today to the extent there was meaningful interference in the election source to russia, thank the clinton campaign for the. elizabeth: it is interesting. there's also this coming in, we've talked about this, before the 2020 election september 2020, senate finance and homeland security put out a report detailing hunter biden's alleged exposure to criminal distortion and national security risk in places like russia doing business deals in china, kazakhstan and more. let's watch former chief of msnbc defend not covering the lockout story before the election. >> he was never arrested, the justice department looked into it and never reported it, he's the son of a candidate, it is a main story until then.

elizabeth: wait until he is arrested and senate homeland security put out a report on it? that was former chief of msnbc, that's his rationale? >> wait until he's arrested must be a new standard because i have not seen that used. we've heard quite a bit about them in the last number of ye years. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. on the off chance you may be in england, maybe november 9, catch a production between my play based on my book, the true story about what was going on in catholic england before joan of arc was executed. it will be shown for the action took place just outside cambridge in england. given house democrats are angry speaker nancy pelosi walked there bipartisan band. we got with a fire sale on

housing breaking out in the u.s. as mortgage rates are rocketing highere pros dolly and jenn jenny, next. ♪

this fight going on, twitter and bring up its battle with you on most over his $44 billion takeover deal. kelly o'grady is in los angeles with more. >> good evening. a new filing reveals twitter has been seeking access to documents surrounding the alleged federal investigation into must conduct. lawyers demanding twitter want to documents because they bear upon key issues in the litigation, the game of hide the ball must end. it doesn't share the nature of the investigation, what we have learned is twitter is seeking communication with ftc and sec. musk is no stranger to tingling with these two and sec was

investigating how he initially disclosed his ownership state as well as whether a tweet going back to they claim he couldn't move forward with the deal violated critical so what twitter is seeking his earlier, not necessarily a minute investigation and instead of firing back he said it misdirection from twitter they are the ones being investigated for the whistleblower accusations. the trial is on hold with the judge pausing until october 20 so they can reach a deal based on actions, he doesn't want mark medication to come out so this is a way for twitter to apply pressure, they don't have any other buyers and need this to go through. elizabeth: chapter 250 million in this. just kidding. a great story. elon musk is infinitely interesting. dolly and jenny, great to have you both on. talk to us about the housing

bubble talk bursting and people losing equity value in the home, where is happening and falling the fastest now? >> having and following the fastest but not -- it's pretty natural, the zoom towns, places where people relocated and overpaid for property because they had to in order to get it and they wanted a big home and extra room for a zoom call and that's primarily where but i think it's affecting the entire country. perhaps the exception of places like southwest florida because still blooming oddly. elizabeth: even after hurricane ian? >> maybe more because the inventory further constraint because of the homes not able to be sold and therefore much less

inventory. we see a sale a day that almost hits a new record, crazy. elizabeth: still in southwest florida? >> last week even. elizabeth: hold on a second, we want to show realtor.com where home prices are plummeting the most and it's like austin, phoenix, denver, vegas. chairman powell said we are entering a difficult correction in the house market so that's where is following the fastest the stay on hurricane ian because this is the second time in less than 20 years a hurricane for the name bull's-eye of fort myers so you are saying people are okay with that and will still buy? >> they still are right this minute. there's tax advantage and people migrate there, even more

expensive think because everything old will be new again and people will have insurance companies pay up and prices will increase. >> and renovate to a better standard than what they lost so i think the economy literally will be a boom as a result. sadly for many, so we are not making light of this but sadly for many people in ian's i and surrounding areas but much less inventory naturally leads to higher prices. >> the main issue is mortgage rates are at a 20 year high just below 7% and 73% of u.s. home mortgage outstanding are at rates 4% or under so it creates a lot in effect of the mortgage rate so you essentially have golden handcuffs you can't move. >> that's going to be our biggest constraint across the country or we won't have inventory. the biggest scariest think we

see his home sales transactions drop. elizabeth: where are you seeing that, what cities or areas? >> miami or red states, everywhere else and we will see it even more, predicting for next year we will see 21% drop in sales volume which translates to 1 million less sales. existing sales adjusted to 3.8, 1 million plus. that means no lawyer fees or commissions. elizabeth: oh interesting. an interesting analysis. you're pretty optimistic about the housing market. >> 3.8 million is the same in september 2009. elizabeth: dolly and denny lynn, have a good weekend, we are sorry we ran out of time. i could talk to you all night. the 15th anniversary, thank you so much. democrat are mad at nancy pelosi

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elizabeth: look who's back with us, new york post column john

levine. we love having you on. remember when steve croft of "60 minutes" in 2011 asked nancy pelosi about the appearance of a conflict of interest saying why did you invest early in the ipo of visa when there's legislation that would slam credit card companies making its way to the house? watch this. watch. >> madam leader, i wanted to ask you why you and your husband, back in march of 2008 with, accepted or participated in a very large ipo deal from visa at a time there was major legislation affecting the credit card companies making its way through the, through the house? and did you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> i don't know what your point is of your question. is there some point that you want with that? >> i guess what i'm asking is, do you think it's all right for a speaker to accept a very

preferential, favorable stock deal -- >> well, we didn't. >> you participated in the ipo -- >> [inaudible] >> you don't think it was a conflict of interest or have the appearance -- >> no. it only has the appearance if you decide that you're going to have, elaborate on a false premise. but it's not true and that's that. >> i don't understand what part's not true. >> that i would act upon an investment. elizabeth: decide to elaborate. again, there was legislation that could -- about credit cards making its way to the house. >> right. elizabeth: you know what i mean? birthday go ahead. >> it's it's incredible to watch that clip. whenever she gets a tough questions,s she just goes into this nasty, attacking, like how dare can you ask me that, you know? and the fact is that was just the beginning, because we now see ten years later, her and her

husband have enriched themselves to the tune of tens of millions of dollars, buying and selling stocks, and it's all legal. elizabeth: fighting over stock trading with the pelosi family started over ten years ago. more than that. now you've got house democrats like abigail spanberger saying, listen, pelosi, this is failed leadership. you're blocking the bipartisan bill in congress. now house democrats are angry about it. >> it's broadly popular on both the left and the right in this country to ban members of congress from trading stocks. it goes without saying that these people have access to sensitive, propie tear information that would give them an advantage when buying and selling stocks, you know? they could buy a stock on monday and then regulate the stock on tuesday. elizabeth: right. >> so it's a matter of fairness, that this should be reined in. and democrats were going to do it. i read that pelosi was in favor of to it, but now when the rubber meets the road, they're not bringing the bill to the

floor. elizabeth: the journal's investigative team uncovered corruption and conflicts of interest on a massive scale inside the u.s. government, more than 2600 top government officials in 50 agencies, fda, all of that, they basically regulate and enforce the companies that they're trading stock in. >> right. an incredible "wall street journal" expose on that, i will add. i was shocked when i read it. and it shows any kind of legislation, i think, needs to go much further than members of congress. you need to look into similar regulations and maybe even prohibitions at the top leaders of different agencies and regulatory bodies involved with these companies because it's essentially a form of legalized corruption in its current state. elizabeth: it's pretty wild stuff. i mean, when you think about it, when you look at what's happening, we're going to stay on this story, it's a lot of corruption in d.c. that we'll be covering for some time now. john, when you saw that story, you were struck by it, right? >> i couldn't believe the extent

of it. elizabeth: 2600, and they were top fda, epa and more. jon, you're terrific. we want to have you back soon. we really appreciate it. and balance of power on the line in three weeks. on monday we're going to take conversation straight to decision maker in d.c. we'll be airing out of d.c. on tuesday and wednesday the future of your taxes, inflation and war. you're going to be speaking with a lot of top players in d.c. be sure to tube in. -- tune in. thank you so much for watching. we hope you have a good weekend and join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ >> from the 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. no relief in sight, americans continuing to struggle wit