like these folks did, and see if a reverse mortgage could work for you? - [advertiser] call aag, the country's #1 reverse mortgage lender. - call the number on your screen. outrage after a woman got caught on camera. painting her nails on a three hour flight for sharing the image on credit. i did that once. the flight attendant yelled at me and i've never done it again. that does it for us. "the evening edit" start right

now. ♪ elizabeth: breaking news, this midterm surprise, new potential gop republican red wave of governors could win the midwest. more extended video coming in of alexandria ocasio-cortez making fun of protesters upset about things like rise in crime, defunct police and more. congressman french hill, jeff van drew, lake murphy, texas councilwoman nadia rodriguez, marc siegel charlie hurt, economic prose karol roth. a jampacked show. nancy pelosi with no messaging pressuring voters saying the economy in recession is in great shape. forty year high is not as bad. the president avoids record crime while in philly. the push to recall d.a. krasner for setting free convicted murderer accused of murdering again. the cdc panel advises covid vaccines to retain school immunizations, florida governor

desantis says no fiscal mandates and 33 states see a rise in separate respiratory illness for children. house gop slams democrats for blocking probes into thieves stealing tens of billions of dollars of your money and covered relief funds including workers at the irs and home and security in the white house ways and national security risk review of elon musk buying twitter. a new report and white house lawyer 100 biden 2010 then vice president biden was hit with an irs audit. "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ a good day for you and your money, a turnaround today, the dow about 31000, reports coming in federal reserve considering smaller interest rate hikes after dozens expect 75 basis points increase next month.

democrats and media host outrage, polls show abortion not a key issue and the final trips to the midterm for the democrats, economy and inflation topped the list. edward lawrence in washington with more. >> were talking about the focus of the president eight days of the midterm elections, clearly the number one issue for voters is inflation, registered voters look the economy yet the president and debt relief which could cause taxpayers 400 billing and publicans attacked the majority of his speech highlighting what he calls federal deficit reduction. >> to be clear, this record deficit reduction include a cost of my student loan plan and everything we've been paying for. the deficit is down $1.4 trillion this year even after accounting for 30 years of debt relief paid in advance mimic the committee for federal budget, the entirety of the

decline the deficit between the 2122 can be attributed to the expiration of temporary covered relief. the president signed for major spending bills after the cares act so what happened is the president reduced the amount of government spending which ballooned because of the covid help. the president has not given a timeline to when his policies will bring down inflation and the transition happened. inflation starting to jump the month resident took office. elizabeth: great for joining us. look back with us, french hill from house financial services and former investment banker carol roth author, too. it's great you joined us this friday night, thank you, it's good to see you. >> i can't believe i'm ending my week with more craziness from joe biden. [laughter] elizabeth: it's more rooster

taking credit for the sun coming up. pandemic spending went away and the deficit went down. shocker. we got racism in michigan and is the most. gop candidates coming out strong but nancy pelosi has a message to voters the economy is in great shape in recession, inflation not is that in the u.s., that's the messaging? >> it's nuts. families here are paying literally $7000 more this year for the same goods they brought last year at the grocery store and back to school clothing and gasoline. inflation is the number one issue, all these other issues the president throws up on the board or not sticking because families are suffering from high prices and mismanagement of the economy. elizabeth: the u.s. inflation rate is 13 of the g20 nation.

>> i hate that they are trying to portray this as the u.s. isn't doing that it's a worldwide problem. this is all over twitter. first the u.s. if you look at the same numbers in the way they are measured in the 1980s, the inflation rate would be double what they are today so not a fair comparison, we may be comparing apples and oranges. second, money printing is a global phenomenon, europe has made the same decisions as we have, we just have more and the strength of the u.s. dollar is pulling up inflation in these countries buying oil and food and dollars so our inflation is infecting the rest. elizabeth: let's watch the media and nancy pelosi dismissed voters tell posters, you will

see james clyburn in the president. >> i do feel gas split. you has a media narrative that says women don't care about abortion or mind if the states control their bodies. >> much of what you said i don't agree with, near polls thing is an outlier. >> also the politics average showing similar issues. >> that was one that brought down the effort and it wasn't that big a sample so i dismissed that. >> let me make it clear, all of us concerned about rise in cost and all of us knew it would be the case and we put in place this program. anytime you put money into the economy, prices tend to rise. >> criticizing the economic record but look what i've been hearing and what i've done. elizabeth: what he's done is inheriting a v-shaped recovery, now recession after 5 trillion

spending on him. with pelosi, numerous polls show the new york times gallup poll, politico coming in, what do you say? >> what president biden inherited was the lowest unemployment in 50 years since the nixon administration for african americans. women, the best startup business record, zero inflation and a v-shaped recovery. what the mistake was, he was warned by democratic economists like larry summers, don't keep spending the money and the fed should ease up on the stimulus. neither one of those things happened and we have 40 your highs, punishing seniors and hard-working families. elizabeth: what you say for democrats, high gas prices hit swing state vote. what you think? >> i was going to add, the

congressman is spot on and to add, making the decision to kill energy independence castle oil and a war on fossil fuel. all of these things create this issue of economic and national security and it is the economies duped, voters care about, these social things can be legislated over and over again but when you lose your economic foundation, it's a permit cost to the american people. elizabeth: reports saudi arabia push to cut oil production twice as much as russian president putin asked for. russia looking for 1 million bear a day but they went to 2 million a day. the cost of the democrat party you've got to watch the white house complain they drain the oil reserves and nobody should criticize them. obama official and clinton official larry summers.

>> we heard republicans say he to do something about gas prices and we did and they say don't do that. >> the biden administration could think about by range of majors to reduce cost making it easier for business, energy companies to start drilling or fracking for oil and natural gas, reducing tolerance where it would mean lower prices and less inflationary pressure, doing away with regulation. elizabeth: is draining the u.s. oil safety net and energy policy? >> it the wrong policy. we are at the levels of strategic petroleum reserve of 1984. democrats have got it wrong, every chance they've had.

during the trump administration when oil was low the trump administration proposing adding barrels to the strategic petroleum reserve and democrats opposed to that. today joe biden drains it in an emergency such as major hurricane in the gulf or something that really hurts the most reduction, we don't have that in this and it's a mistake. doctor summers has it right which is let's free up the supply side of production and get back to pre-pandemic performance in the u.s., oil and gas and not have a war on energy initiated by the president. elizabeth: final world, carol. ten seconds. >> would solve everything, i agree, get us back to producing more traditional energy. elizabeth: you are a genius. thank you both for joining us. cdc panel advises adding the covid vaccine to retain school

immunizations. florida governor says no to school mandates and this, 33 states see a rise in separate respiratory illness for children plus the president avoids historic u.s. crime and the campaign trail as a push for recall former d.a. ramps up. the d.a. set free a convicted murderer accused of murdering again. jeff van drew next on "the evening edit". >> common sense democrats lost their minds when it comes to crime coddling criminals and leaving all of us at the mercy of the criminals back on the streets. ♪

millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today.

joining us now, house, security congressman jeff van drew. a pleasure to have you on thank you for your comments about us in d.c., we enjoy your insights, you are a straight shooter. let's have you look and listen to this video, extended video left-wing democrat casey protest making fun of angry protesters upset about things like crime, defend police and more. >> twenty times, 9/11 --

>> that's what we want. >> the boy on the train tracks -- [chanting] [inaudible] >> okay. >> i'm not allowed to be in the room light is turned off all right, listen. listen. okay. listen. elizabeth: congressman, he's going to get last night and mark and constituents set for things about the 9/11 first responder lieutenant eileen russo stabbed nearly 20 times, stabbed to death nine elevenths first responder paramedic but she's dancing. you know what i mean? social media is angry with her.

>> digital angry. it's unbelievable, she is out of touch with what's going on in the real world. i meet people a lot of people, both pennsylvania and new je jersey, the largest and people from philadelphia, pennsylvania area come to new jersey to vacation for other reasons and when i tell you people are tired of it, they are sick of it -- [inaudible] everything leftists get involved with are things that don't matter and everything that is important are things they literally don't pay attention to and it's enough. we are tired of it and will show it in november. elizabeth: we have this, to. democrat candidate for senate, federman, he basically backed

the d.a., the far left dna, the president avoided talking about historically high crime. homicides of 48%. he faces even tougher recall push, he set free a convicted murderer accused of murdering again, eight years into his sentence for murder, one by police shooting a guy the back of the head. >> violent criminals, murderers, thieves. literally everyone we should be afraid of and should be in prison letting them out immediately. think about what of crazy world and off-base that is. we are worried, they are trying to remove them and change the whole curricula of the schools rather than take care of what people worry about most, they

want to make a living and be safe safety for their chosen and wives and husbands and grandparents and they are so off-base and everything they are doing. i'm tired of it. i bet you are, too. it's enough. elizabeth: robbers have more than doubled. >> just saying stop it, these people literally -- this d.a. ought to go to jail himself. stop and frisk needs to be brought back, we need three strikes and you're out, we need to make sure people committing violent crimes stay in prison. this isn't complicated stuff. we know how to make a better can make it better quickly. we tied the hands of police officers, trying to keep it safe so we can't get people to join the police force, unbelievable. elizabeth: robbers up more than double philly.

he got stores shutting down locations in the president said last night i watched as going after john federman on law enforcement but talk about democrat ban on assault weapons but not crime at all, didn't talk about it at all, the president hardly touched it. final word. >> final words, the president, i do know if he knows what he's doing but that's unbelievable because it's the most important issue, john federman was a bad guy doing a bad job he were to win, it would be the worst united senator in history, i pray to god he doesn't. elizabeth: thank you for joining us, have a good weekend. new big fight has gop going after democrats blocking any probes into thieves stealing taxpayer covered relief funds including workers at the irs, homeland security, fema, tsa and this. the cdc panel advises adding the covid vaccine to retune

immunizations. governor desantis says no. thirty-three states see a rise in the respiratory illness for children. doctor marc siegel takes it on next. ♪ >> agree with the governor that the shop for kids should be nonmandatory, something up to the parent for their children. same with the flu vaccine. ♪

running us now, doctor marc siegel, a terrific doctor and so mark. what was your reaction to the cdc x the cdc panel advising the covid-19 vaccine include school immunizations? >> i don't have a problem. i don't think they are recommending it for the children's routine vaccines. you would think it needs to be vaccines like hepatitis, polio, hugely important vaccines that are powerful. they are on the list but oil is also on the list but the flu vaccine doesn't work very well, it works a little and it's not mandated in a single state in the country to go to school so the idea if we put this on the list they will mandated is the

case because no state mandate flu. why would i want it on the list? i agree because it's the only way to get insurance to cover it and shorten interest is to cover it and 60 to 70% of kids already from 12 to 17 have taken two shots and studies show it is very safe. i want to in the doctor's office to have conversations with a parent and a child to decide whether they should have it. i do not want it mandated, i've never believed in these mandates. elizabeth: let's watch for governor desantis saying he's not going to allow for a minute. the madrona ceo advisor official with their findings about the vaccine. >> the cdc added the covid shot for kids to the immunization schedule in florida. that will never be pretext to be a mandate of covid shots for kids, thus the parents decision,

not something appropriate to be mandated in our schools so that's the law i signed into law last year. we saw where this is going. >> if you need a booster every year, people are going to have to decide what they want to do. >> plus pfizer covid vaccine tested the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. >> regarding did we know before the market? no. we had to really move at the speed of science to understand what's taking place in the market. elizabeth: your reaction to that? >> that was well put together. i agree with the government, i want the vaccine mandate, he's

been proactive with the pandemic and kept schools open and businesses open. it's why everyone moved to florida from new york and i agree should come out front in every state should say they will not mandated. i don't think it prevents spread but one thing it does do in a study in the journal of medicine over the summer showed it decreases hospitalizations and kids by 80%. i think it has value and there's a lot of fear of the side effect in teens but that's where myocarditis is rare so i think it needs to be in the conversation, not mandated. elizabeth: 33 states see more children in hospitals with respiratory illnesses called sensational virus, the cases have doubled 25 states. parents are scared about this separate virus. can you talk about that? >> i am worried about it, to maybe because the masks came often viruses we usually get before are suddenly happening

now. for young children it can lead to problems with congestion and breathing and that's where hospitalizations are coming from. we see it in the northeast in texas and down south. we are also seeing the cases, it's hard to figure out which it is. somebody calls with a fever, congestion and cough, i don't know if it's flu, rsp or covid and i have to make that dec decision. elizabeth: that is tough. we understand your position, you support vaccines. it's good to see you. >> i just don't support mandates on the really important. elizabeth: your for the parents making the decision, is that it? >> and the children and the doctor. let's get the doctor in the discussion. elizabeth: good to see you. we are coming into the bottom of the hour on foxbusiness network, white house weighing national security risk review of elon

musk buying twitter. we got the breakdown of that and the big fight has gop going after democrats blocking probes into thieves stealing covid relief funds including irs and homeland security workers in the report, obama white house lawyer warned hundred biden 2010 then vice president biden was hit with an irs audit in 2008 over his self-employment taxes. rick murphy, mitch roschelle next on "the evening edit". ♪

president biden campaigned today on student loan bailout after u.s. supreme court justice amy coney barrett greenlighted it blocking wisconsin taxpayer group, fox news alexandria half of the white house with more. >> this afternoon president

biden spoke at delaware state university to provide an update on administration's rollout of the student debt relief plan. the only application officially went live this week following a test fruition in the president shared this. >> we hear from people all over the country, over 10000 students wrote me letters so far, literally 10000 so far. >> the application requires no proof of income to apply for the up to $20000 in federal loan forgiveness. one has to click a box promising accuracy. his a price tag of 400 billing dollars cording to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. yesterday supreme court justice amy coney barrett denied advancement of the case from brown county taxpayers association seeking to hold the president's plan. more lawsuits are in the works. the of ministrations plan lies in the federal national emergency status tied to the

pandemic which the president said is over. president biden warned about potential phone scams involving people offering application help in exchange for cash. >> my message is looking to the american people, don't do it. we hold you accountable. >> there's writing on the website working president biden was vice president in 2013 when the obama website crashed on its first day. elizabeth: thank you so much. it's welcome to the show congressman greg murphy and mitch roschelle the macro trends advisors, thank you for joining us this friday night. we got to deal with this, a new report from the daily mail, obama white house warned then vice president biden was hit with an irs audit in 2008 over self-employment taxes. the daily masses a copy of the hard drive working with experts on this, what is your thought? >> it will be adjusting. we are finally coming out with hunter biden truths. as activities we know have been dirty and truth be told his father was understanding or

knowledgeable of what was going on so if he has tax filings, we can follow the trail and other things once the fbi d.o.j. does their job speech at the president's position doesn't know anything about hunter, looking less serious by the day and question his move an corporation from 2017 and 18 for speaking fees and book revenue to avoid estimates half-million dollars in medicare taxes. >> it's sad when this president is not being truthful with the american people on different accounts and this will blow up, it's going to blow up and look bad on the president. elizabeth: of the president said, moving on to this about fraud and pandemic programs and student bailout, democrats walk any investigation and potentially tens of billions of dollars stolen by thieves from

pandemic relief spending including irs workers, fema workers, tsa workers of the government computer stealing pandemic relief funds. >> it's not surprising. if you throw money on the st street, some people will pick up and stick it in their pockets and some look around to see who it might look belong to, that's what we did for years, through them to the street. i'm not surprised they saw the opportunity to take advantage you have civil servants and government workers doing on their government computers. that's appalling and suddenly something inspector general's should look into. elizabeth: democrats demand 80 billion for tens of thousands of new irs taxpayers when taxpayer money stolen. irs workers accused of stealing and spending 1 million and pandemic relief funds, mercedes-benz gucci handbags, trips to las vegas, home is

ticketed workers, tsa fema hostile $2.6 million in bogus jobless claims and thieves overseas in china and russia still money so the president we can believe him is going to hold them accountable? >> i had to chuckle when he said don't do it like don't come across the border, don't do these other things. sadly with these policies and permitted, two thirds of the biden administration has had zero business experience. we know about was she, the details that go into businesses so the fact that we throw these money out, don't do any follow-up planning or look at the consequences or possibility of fraud which is what the administration is doing and we know now hundreds, millions of dollars are being fraudulently used even by our own civil workers in the fact they block

any investigation, what is it mean? they are buying votes? it's going to change. elizabeth: it's abnormal, unacceptable. final word. >> as the congressman said, is the administration devoid of accountability. policy after policy has had a terrible part of the american people, the electorate and zero accountability and when republicans take the house as the congressman said, that's when the parade will start. elizabeth: have a good weekend, thank you for joining us ton tonight. we got the mayor of el paso, texas denying the white house asked them to not declare an emergency in el paso before the midterms. mayors saying the white house did ask for that plus the white house national security risk review of elon musk buying twitter?dad, washington times charlie hurt is

fired up, he's next on "the evening edit" of ♪ ♪

twitter in silicon valley and washington post reported the news elon musk will get rid of three quarters twitter staff. kelly o'grady live with more. >> good evening. there's a lot of frustration and fear over this, 7500 down to 2000 but when you shell out 44 billion for company you don't think is doing well, it's a takeover process and make cuts. folks in the inside tell me those who sonically support moderation approach believe it would destroy the platform and less moderators were exposed users to hacking, offensive material and musk's intention to trim the fat has been known in twitter's margins don't compare close to competitors like meta and text released during the

trial, he agreed it had too many employees for the amount of revenue twitter brings in. i want to show you this exchange with a fellow entrepreneur suggesting twitter's revenue for an employee with a staff of 3000 instead of 8000 will be 1.6 million comparable to industry standards. must respond insane potential for improvement. just because he may fire people doesn't mean he won't hire. he's vocal about a different vision for the company requiring investment and growth areas but of people in the company are up in arms as opposed, you want a loyal staff. elizabeth: you want cash flow and profitability. thus the name of the game. great reporting. love it. good to see you. charlie hurt, this news coming in, the white house reportedly winning national security risk review of elon musk buying twitter and start think satellite ventures, what do you

think of this? >> you didn't think elon musk would take over twitter is try to restore free speech to major media without a fight? of course that's what we are seeing here and i think it's a real thing, the biden administration will pull out all stops to go after him, they are a threat to the democrat mainstream media throttle they hold over free speech in this country and when they see somebody like elon musk, who knows what elon musk will do with twitter but the fact that he's not their regime and willing to go in and make important changes is a threat, i think you will see all of government approach to go after elon musk and punish him and to all they can to stop him from bringing forces of free speech

back to twitter. elizabeth: the unit would do the review. the report is his concern over foreign investors musk is pulling together. the sovereign wealth fund and when it comes to the startling unit, they are reportedly concerned his recent threat to stop supplying startling satellites to ukraine, his overtures between ukraine and russia, the white house reportedly thinks is peace plan is too nice to putin, elon musk is offering an idea. >> exactly. it's all a force, a fig leaf. foreign investors in every media company in america has foreign investors, nothing to do with this. this has to do with the threat

elon musk poses to the establishment particularly in washington, the political establishment over twitter, that's what they hate. nothing to do -- certain foreign investors. elizabeth: they don't like that they can't control. >> exactly and exactly why. i don't know what to make of elon musk, i don't have all the faith in the world is going to turn into some great wonderful america saving thing, i'm under no illusions about that but the fact that they don't know what he's going to do because they can't control him, that's what they hate about him and it will be in all of government app approach. every other department they can get to try to metal with him and stop him they will stop at

nothing. elizabeth: we will stay on the story with you, it's good to see you. more on the mayor of el paso, texas denying the white house pressuring him to not declare an emergency over the border crisis before the midterms. the mayor is on tape saying that, councilwoman claudia rodriguez next on "the evening edit". ♪ icles. comfort for body and mind. that's ambitious. but the future of sanctuary, well that's downright audacious. ♪

as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™

elizabeth: this news from the border crisis. disturbing bootage of a mother helping to smuggle illegal immigrants while she had her children in her car. bill me lieuin -- melugin has more. >> reporter: the del rio sector has been seeing an average of more than 1500 illegal crossings every single day. these migrants continue to come in from all around the world, but in recent days we have noticed a serious decrease in venezuelans showing up as a result of the new policy expelling my venezuelans who cross illegally in between ports of entry. an american mom arrested by texas dps for human smuggling with her little children inside of her vehicle including her 10-month-old baby. she's pulled over, and texas dps finds three illegal immigrants in her car including one man who was crammed in a compartment in

the trunk with a stroll ther piled on top of him. that mom charged with human smuggling. back out here, it is now 21 days into the month of october, and the federal government still has not released border numbers for the month of september. those numbers expected to put us at more than 2.3 million illegal crossings for fiscal year 2022. back to you. elizabeth: thanks so much. always award-winning bill melugin and his stories and reporting, terrific. joining us now, councilwoman claudia rodriguez. thank you so much for joining us tonight. your reaction to that report. >> hi, liz. thank you for having me. you know, for me it's just outrageous that this is happening. we've been dealing with this situation, it's really starting to rise in numbers here in el paso back in may, and we hit a huge spike many august and october. so this is eagle pass, this is south of el paso maybe, like,

3-400 miles away, but we're still getting a lot of the same influx of migrants here in el paso. elizabeth: you know, when you count the gotaways, it's moving on to the size of kansas trying to cross. can you talk to us about the mayor of el paso denying that the white house pressured him to not declare an emergency in el paso before the midterms? we've got him on camera saying, yes, the white house did ask him to do that. but, councilwoman, listen to this sound. watch this. >> did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. i had a conversation this morning or yesterday with the chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortiz, and he does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. the white house has asked at this point for us not to do that. elizabeth: what do you think, councilwoman? >> i mean, i was there. i was the one challenging him. as you all know, according to "the new york post," what i told them is i actually had a phone call with the mayor, and i kept

urging him, i put it out many times, mayor, please declare a disaster declaration. he would refuse to do so. on september 10th, i believe, i had the phone call with him and he said, no, absolutely not. and then a couple of weeks later he said it out in the open, and i was kind of shocked, and i was, like, oh, my gosh, he just literally said to the entire world that, no, the white house asked him not to do it. for me, that's very concerning, right? because as representatives of el paso, texas, we represent our community. and for us to put other politics in front or ahead of them is absolutely unacceptable. the community is outraged at the fact that the mayor lied to the entire city of el paso, that we were urging him to do something more for el paso, and it wasn't happening because, you know, promises were being made to other governmental entities. elizabeth: so, councilwoman, did the el paso mayor say the white house pressured himmed to do that because, announcing an

emergency would be embarrassing for democrats in the midterms? >> i mean, i'm not sure as to what, how far he went to say that, but i think it could implied. elizabeth: why do you think it could be implied? >> you know, to see that influx that we had and just being told we're working with the white house, we're working with the white house, in my opinion, if the white house wanted to work with us, they should have come down to el paso and set up shop themselves and and not had us deal with the entire situation. this is above our pay grade, and we should have never gotten ourselves involved with that situation. elizabeth: how does it make you peel that the president has never been to the border ever since he's been in d.c., since the nixon administration? >> again, you know, that's something that is above my pay grade. i represent the people of el paso, you know? anybody that wants to come tour our city and see the situation and help us either logistically, financially, however hay want to help us, you know, i welcome them. i think that our vice president,

kamala harris, did come down, but it was during a time that we weren't having these types of issues, and she has not been down ever since. i would say that, again, if president joe biden wants to come down here, i think he should. this is, el paso is still, even though we are in texas, el paso is still part of his country, his constituents. elizabeth: yeah. he's president of you guys. and getting, you know, an emergency declaration would get more federal funds for your city. councilwoman rodriguez, it's good to have you on. we'll try to have you back soon. have a good weekend. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. we hope you have a good evening too and have a good weekend as well. ♪ ♪ >> 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 tha