probably through the end of the year. as we said earlier blackrock predicting possibly into the new year as well. when jerome powell said in jackson hole there would be pain ahead i don't think he was talking about the powerball winner per se. i think he was talking about you and me. quick look at the markets. we had a mixed session today. dow higher by 194. nasdaq lower by 178. s&p 500 lower by 23. we're watching shares of amazon after of the bell as well, down almost 14%. this is a company issued weak guidance, cautionary tone on hiring and also on the holiday season. that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts now. ♪. elizabeth: breaking news, coming in, less than two weeks to the

midterms, house speaker nancy pelosi orders democrats to campaign claiming they are tough on crime after months of downplaying crime and senator chuck schumer caught on a hot mic warning president biden democrats could lose the senate race in pennsylvania because of john fetterman. we have the sound and all of that. new "usa today poll," the gop taking democrats historic voting base. more than four out of 10 hispanic voters, more than five out of 10 black voters now favor gop candidates. with us tonight congressman dan meuser, pat fallon, tony gonzalez, darrell issa, georgia secretary of state, gabe beale sterling, "washington times" charlie hurt and gop strategist ford o'connell a hot show, jam-packed. crime on america's straits. a wild shoot out in philadelphia a bus hijacked in queens, new york. "new york times" report that biden white house and democrats

are outraged saudi arabia broke their secret midterm deal to keep gas prices low and democrats in power. critics warn this is election interference. plus house gop demands the fbi release documents on hunter biden's 29-year-old personal chinese assistant, her ties to communist china's upper ranks, her ability to infiltrate biden family deal-making like allegedly selling u.s. natural gas reserves out of u.s. states to china. comedian jon stewart calls out hunter biden's quote corruption. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. we begin with stocks ending mixed to the downside. big tech woes, consumer woes, facebook parent meta dragging down the s&p. bad earnings there. the nasdaq also taking hits.

meta's focus on the metaverse helped out reportedly about 650 billion, 650 billion in market value so far this year. amazon down double digits after-hour. disappointing revenue, weak fourth quarter sales forecast. apple booked record revenue, its stock slipping, sliding now after-hours. iphone sales disappointing. president biden talking a okay new read on u.s. gdp. year-to-date u.s. growth is still down less, well, less than half a percent to the downside since january. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. edward? reporter: on the heels of a good first estimate for the third quarter gdp report at 2.6%, president joe biden touting bringing manufacturing particularly semiconductor manufacturing to the u.s. president biden: today's announcement is the latest example of my economic plan at work. i said from the beginning that my objective is to build an economy from the bottom up and

middle out. economy that rewards work, not just wealth. an economy that works for everyone. reporter: but the gdp report shows some weakness because most of the 2.6% gdp growth increase in u.s. exports and government spending. economists say both of those will drop off in the fourth quarter. president biden: great economic report today. gdp report. things are looking good. >> democrats don't want to talk about the inflation they brought where every democrat brought in from the american rescue plan. reporter: ad they believe the u.s. gdp will finish the year at 0.2%. elizabeth: after the first half, u.s. gdp is 0.4%. joining us congressman dan meuser from house foreign affairs and congressman pat fallon from house oversight. first to you, congressman fallon, senator chuck schumer

caught hot mic in a moment, we'll show it, he was talking to the president about the pennsylvania senate debate between dr. oz and john fetterman. take a listen. watch. >> we're in danger. the debate in pennsylvania. [inaudible] elizabeth: congressman, fallon, first your reaction. senator schumer is saying they're in danger of losing the senate seat and the race in pennsylvania. what do you think? >> liz that is the first time i ever agreed with something that chuck schumer said. he was being honest. anybody that watched that debate knows that fetterman is completely, incapable of serving. i feel for the guy from health standpoint. he is in no position to be united states senator. that was the worst debate performance i've seen. i was a nerdy political kid from 10 years old. i'm watching this,.

elizabeth: you candidate whoever you want. that was old dick cavett joke. breaking news, senator chuck schumer caught on a hot mic warning the president they could lose the senate race with john fetterman in pennsylvania, when you heard that, was your thought? >> schumer is actually telling the truth. they're terrified the people telling the truth. you only hear that what they thought was behind the scenes of the there is a reason they like fetterman. one they think they will get the vote. face it fetterman makes schumer look like john f. kennedy. so their standards aren't very high, you know, the more we know about john fetterman and really coming out, the less chance he has, the common wealth of pennsylvania, majority of us will not vote this guy in. dr. oz is on a roll. elizabeth: crime, inflation, gas prices could tip the senate. senate a tossup according to 538. move on to this, congressman fallon your reaction when you heard "the new york times," president, reporting

white house, democrats are furious saudi arabia broke off their secret deal to get opec plus to pump more oil to keep gas low to keep democrats in power. the deal was to pump 400,000 barrels a day in september. 200,000 barrels a day from october to december. instead opec cut production by 2 million barrels a day. what do you think of this? >> liz, this is another example of joe biden's white house putting politics over people. as you mentioned in your monologue this could be illegal interference. to sit there my political concerns are greater than the american, the american peoples needs, particularly two weeks before an election they're about to lose. elizabeth: what statutory grounds do they have, republicans have to say this is illegal election interference congressman meuser or fallon? do you guys know that or have that yet? do you know? congressman meuser. >> well it certainly doesn't smell well and it has a

manipulation to it. saudis are stating just that, that it was needed to be done before the election, so immediately. elizabeth: okay. >> and -- go ahead. elizabeth: go ahead, finish your thought. >> so it has a very fishy situation, smell to it, but the thing is, look we all know what was being done there. they're going to the saudis, begging yet we won't increase domestic energy. i mean it is just, just such a gas backwards approach on every front. elizabeth: congressman fallon, that is a double-whammy to u.s. national security. the president is draining u.s. strategic reserves. we have less than 25 day supply of diesel in those reserves. there could be a shortage for truckers as we approach the holiday season. he is damaging saudi arabia relations. that is the word out there in foreign policy land. watch the president's top economic advisor brian deece, watch this again.

he is trying to avoid answering questions about the secret deal. watch this. >> brian, you didn't answer the question, so i will ask it again, really straight question, did you ask the saudis to delay that decision for a month? are they telling the truth or not? >> look i'm not going, i'm not going to get on, on air disclose private conversations. >> it is not private. the saudis shared it with us. you have the opportunity to say it is true or not. is it true or not. >> what i will say, what i will say, what i will say clearly communications with opec members and continuing are based on our assessment of economic circumstances of supply and demand in global oil markets. elizabeth: congressman fallon, sit tight, it is more than that. the biden white house, democrats are outraged about what happened. listen to them threatening retail ages, sit tight, lies renn to this and watch. >> saudis planes could not fly literally without american technicians. their air force would be

grounded to a halt. they can't rely on china and russia. it would take them almost a decade. they have been dependent on our military for decades. so it would force them to reconsider. >> right now they're calling for stopping of u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia. do you support that legislation? president biden: we'll react to saudi arabia. >> gas prices go down. >> with the saudis, that the saudis then backed away from? >> again, the trip was not about oil. that is not what we went to do there. elizabeth: unfortunately for the press secretary yes, it was about oil. so the president is threatening retaliation because the, because saudi arabia violated their secret deal? this is where we're at in geopolitics and our foreign policy congressman fallon? >> reminds me of what my mom used to say about what a tangled web we weave. they're not being honest. they're not being forthcoming. my good friend dan meuser knows,

liz you mentioned the strategic petroleum reserve. it was at 695 million barrels at its height under president trump. it is under 400 million now. that is approaching 45% reduction. like dan said as well. we should be unleashing american energy, the american energy sector, not relying on saudi arabia. elizabeth: that would keep the u.s. safe, u.s. safe and employed. go ahead. >> yes. >> congressman fallon, finish your thought. >> yes. it was, quid pro quo. that is something that, that doesn't pass the smell test at all. elizabeth: so retaliation for violating a secret deal, congressman meuser. your final word. gas is above the national average in nearly 20 states. about 30 vulnerable house democrats there. retaliation for violating a secret back-room deal? >> no. i think it is ridiculous. why don't they retaliate against joe biden for cutting back two million barrels a day which he has done since president trump was in office? they want to retaliate against

the saudis. it's a knee-jerk reaction to the liberal policies that are backfiring. you know what? the saudis have a lot of concerns over this iranian deal that the administration is trying to pursue. elizabeth: got it, congressman meuser, fallon, thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen. good to see you both. staying on breaking news, this new house gop demand, the fbi released information on hunter biden's 29-year-old personal chinese assistant. her ties to the upper ranks of communist china. her ability to infiltrate deals overseas, selling u.s. natural gas reserves, to china. comedian jon stewart calls out hunter biden's corruption, taking unqualified seat on the energy company. speaker pelosi sends a letter ordering house democrats to campaign saying they are tough on crime after months of downplaying voter fears over that and inflation. we have the receipts what

democrats said. columnist charlie hurt next on "the evening edit." ♪. ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action.

♪. elizabeth: okay, we're staying on the breaking news. we have to bring in "washington times" opinion editor charlie hurt. charlie, okay, we got ahold of this letter at the 11th hour, less than two weeks into

the midterms. house speaker nancy pelosi send as letter to house democrats ordering them to campaign claiming they are tough on crime after months on the democrats and the party, the media down playing voters concerns about that. your reaction to this? >> well, i think it's a sign of extraordinary desperation on the part of nancy pelosi. i think the situation has gotten so bad for them, even nancy pelosi, even democrats are now realizing that their years long campaign to defund police, to attack police to try to turn everything into some racial fight that in which the, in which they side with criminals over cops is not going very well. i welcome the fact that there is, they seem to wake up and realize it. the problem is, as you point out, liz, we're two weeks in front of an elections they're coming up with this. what makes you think they won't back to their own ways?

elizabeth: watch democrats call for defund the police. watch this. >> there is issues we ask police to do, mental health issues, policing in schools, all the rest that perhaps we can shuffle some of that money around. >> it is outdated, it is wrong-headed thinking to think that the only way you're going to get communities to be safe is put more police officers on the street. >> we need to defund the police. >> yes i support the defund movement. >> defunding a 6 billion-dollar nypd budget. >> not only do we need to defund but we need to dismantle. [shouting] [inaudible] >> every time someone being let out the street again and again they're doing a disservice and they're pretty much saying that these victims, traumas, were in vain. >> this man intentionally tried to kill us. the shot went through my door through a pillar to the kitchen. i was cooking food for my kids! >> when i was attacked he was

already on three grants of felony probation. he had attacked three women. two of them with a golf club and a hammer. >> the lawlessness going on in philadelphia is beyond out of control. they're out here on these streets committing murders after hurts because no one is held accountable in court. >> i feel lost in the system. it is very scary. it is very scary. >> hurting minority communities. if there is press brutality, police and law enforcement and minority communities are saying you get rid of the bad cop. you don't defund, get rid of the whole police force, charlie? >> you're exactly right about that. there is no amount of backpedaling that will allow democrats to get away from their record on this. it is so obvious. the most important point, what you just said, the people who are hurting, the people democrats claim they want to help the most. they're not helping them. they're hurting them. >> charlie, shocking new video coming in, a shootout

october 18th in philly. 54 shots fired a victim struck eight times in critical condition. in queens, new york, a bus was hijacked just recently. you know, charlie, the thing is crime is dominating the midterm races. the u.s. has reversed, we reversed decades of gains in fighting crime starting in the '90s. murders, homicides, assaults are up sharply, charlie. >> this is not happening in rural red states where republicans control. these are all places that are run by democrats, have been run by democrats for years. these are all petri dishes for democratic policies and this is what you get. you know, the fact that it is all happening right here on the eve of an election is a reminder that, that these politicians have been at this for so long. if you want to know what their resume' is, these images you're showing right here are the resume' of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and democrats across the

country. elizabeth: i mean the same reckless, revolving door policies, ag barr pointed out in '60s and '70s. they reinvent the wheel when we've already been there. the media and democrats have been downplaying the dangerous fallout of soft-on-crime policies. they have been ringing up as you point out the race card. watch arizona gop gubernatorial candidate kari lake take that on. watch this. >> a lot of people of color feel -- >> a lot of people of color. how many people of color have you talked to about that? >> if you look at surveys? >> which surveys. i'm happy to look, because i will tell you this that i talk to people of color. i talk to all arizonans. they're all concerned about the crime. just because your skin isn't the same color as yours, doesn't mean you want your kids to be walking down the street in an unsafe neighborhood. every arizonian wants safety and security in their neighborhood. it doesn't matter what your skin

color is. if you look at stats you will look and see that police do not target people of color. that is a lie that has been perpetuated by the left and then spread and disseminated and respread in the media. check the stats. elizabeth: what do you think, charlie? >> kari lake is so boss, i mean, she is amazing. i think the reason that she is so good at that because she comes from media. she knows how much these people in the media lie about stuff. they politicize everything. they calls them on it. she is so good when she is doing something like that. elizabeth: are police targeting people because of race? >> no, absolutely not. of course all the statistics bear that out. but the real problem is here, not only are they defunding the police, but even in cases where they're not defunding them, they have created an environment that is so hostile for police that police departments can't find

anybody to hire if they had the money. that is what democrats are doing with these places. >> it is dangerous, it is dangerous to have a cop shortage. it is so dangerous for minority communities. >> yeah. elizabeth: women and, children getting hurt this is bad. charlie hurt we'll have you back on. thanks for rocking and rolling with us. we had a lot of sound. you're terrific. we have a new "usa today poll," gop taking democrat historic base, four out of 10 hispanics, five out of 10 voters favor gop candidates. house gop demands the fbi release documents on hunter biden's personal 29-year-old chinese assistant, her ties to communist china. her ability to influence and infiltrate biden family deal making overseas. like selling u.s. natural gas reserves to china. also comedian jon stewart now calls out hunter biden's quote corruption for taking unqualified board seat on ukrainian energy company.

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♪ >> gop senators chuck grassley and ron johnson sent hundreds of pages of bank records including unredacted documents to the u.s. prosecutor on the hunter biden criminal case. fox news mark meredith in d.c., with more. mark? reporter: liz, good evening to you. for years federal investigators have been looking into hunter biden. now republicans are vowing if they become the majority from

the midterms, to launch a sweeping probe much their own. foxnews.com reporting senate judiciary committee member chuck grass live will use subpoena power to compel both documents and testimony from the president's son and others associated with him. that depends whether they become the majority or not as congress would look to investigate hunter biden's foreign business dealings. fox learned senator grassley and senator ron johnson of wisconsin shared bank records with the u.s. attorney investigating the president's son. the documents reportedly related to dealings with china. earlier this month president biden made some similar comments during a tv interview, saying he has quote, great confidence in his son. no doubt this is an issue that will continue to come up well after the election. liz? elizabeth: mark meredith. thank you so much. good to see you. welcome back to the show from house judiciary congressman darrell ice sass. congressman, great to see you too. congressman, looks like voters are waking up to the hunter biden story. "usa today poll," majority, more

than half 52% say yeah a probe into hunter biden is quote warranted including one out of five democrats, congressman. >> absolutely. that is what we do if we take the majority hopefully in both houses. people are more concerned about the economy but as they look at us fixing that they very much want us to stop the kind of corruption and nepotism your previous people have been speaking about. elizabeth: congressman representative james comer, can you talk to us about this? he is the gop ranking member of house oversight. sent a letter to the fbi director demanding information on hunter biden's personal assistant from china bao, believed to be the connected to upper ranks of china's communist party. she infiltrated biden family deals with china including selling natural gas out of u.s. states to china. no word of denial from her? >> we see no word of denial. we believe it is true. the oversight committee doesn't

ask questions without knowing at least some part of it being true. this is one of those times which like eric swalwell, the chinese had the front door with hunter biden. they also had the backdoor with this assistant. elizabeth: so representative comer says in his letter that bao gave hunter insight into how the biden family could make millions of dollars selling nat-gas out of states to china. she had access to biden family information. that is concerns about national security here. >> well absolutely. i have access to hunter biden's financial records too. he was loose with them when he gave up that laptop with, you know, one, two, three, four type passwords. elizabeth: so that means that if he has access to the president's financial information and what's going on with him, that leaves the door wide open, no? >> absolutely. the exchangess the financial back and forth between joe biden, hunter biden, and jim

biden are all well-documented and hunter was at the center of it all. elizabeth: we've got comedian jon stewart. jon stewart, we're showing a map that was presented to the biden family. it is in mandarin chinese. you and i talked about this. highlighting where nat-gas reserves come out from the u.s. to china. it was apparently prepared by this private secretary hunter biden hired who was working ostensibly, potentially, allegedly with communist 207 ranks. listen to jon stewart what is going on. watch this. >> as far as, like, look, hunter biden being on the board of -- >> burr liz ma. >> burr liz burr liz ma, that's right. that is core rough shun off the

bat -- burisma. money would flow into the hands of people unqualified to be in positions they have been accepted because you think those countries are buying influence. welcome to the [bleep]ing word. >> big mistake. it turned out the laptop was real. really [bleep] there. we suppressed the story three weeks out from an election could have made a difference. jeremy. none of that, it was like, but we looked at it, it is just kind of business as usual. elizabeth: reaction, congressman? >> all true. all verified and substantiated. the only thing it isn't is funny j congressman, getting back, i shouldn't say bao prepared that document with a map to the biden family how to get nat-gas out u.s. to china. that is what the house gop allegation is, she had inside seat on it because she was connected and trained by basically, let me just get it, a university, recruiting hub for china's intelligence, worked for

china's national development commission which approves chinese projects in the u.s. that get foreign funding. your final word? >> hunter biden thought he was selling the chinese but the chinese were really selling him on to a great extent betraying his country by co-opting the vice president, now president of the united states. elizabeth: we'll stay on the story. congressman issa, you will be back soon. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. britishs call out president biden, democrats, media, silence on historic voter turnout like vote reform voter i.d. that europe, canada uses jim crow 2.0. a new "usa today poll." the gop taking democrats historic base. 40% hispanics, one out of five black voters favor gop candidates. tony gonzalez up next on

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elizabeth: okay. did you hear about this new united nations report that just a fraction of the nation's signing of the paris climate accords now following through with climate change plans? democrats want to spend nearly $370 billion on that. fox news gillian turn hears more in washington, d.c. reporter: good evening, liz. a year ago president biden convened most of the world's country in glascow, scotland, where they pledged to go all-in to fight climate change which sounds great. the problem according to a scathing new unreport, 26 nations of the 193 that pledged followed through. biden's inflation reduction act included $369 billion for energy security and climate change over the next 10 years. the bipartisan infrastructure including a 100 billion for green energy technology that is lot of taxpayer money towards a goal turns out most other countries are only paying lip

service to according to the u.n.'s analysis. even the super wealthy eu countries failed to do their part n the wake of this report, they're promising to do quote, more as soon as possible. economists here state side are questioning how long america can afford to foot the world's transition to green energy, especially amidst the most dramatic fuel cost speak we've seen in decades. liz? elizabeth: gillian, thank you so much. look who is here, welcome to the show from house appropriations congressman tony gonzalez. wonderful to have you in the studio and new york. i know it is crazy out there, you might be like, whoa, culture shock. what is happening. have you taken the subway? >> no i want to survive the trip and make it back home to texas. elizabeth: they need you. did you see a usa suffolk university poll, a majority of voters let me back up. four out of 10 hispanic voters, five out of 10 black voters back

gop candidates. what is going on here? >> doesn't surprise me at all. the cost of everything is through the roof. in my district we have a lot of oil and gas. when you talk about how republicans will create a nation with a strong economy, part of that insuring that we're energy independent. you know, we have the saying drill, baby drill, everyone gets that but it is also about adding capacity to our refineries. how do we have natural gas or consumer domestically but we're exporting it. it solve as lot of problems. i was in central america a month ago. guatamala, honduras, el salvador begging us for natural gas. wee give you natural gas if you turn off the illegal immigration. that solve as lot of problems. elizabeth: we didn't hear that. democrats are mystified voter polls, "new york times," pew, monmouth, inflation, economy, crime are top of voters minds

right now, not january 6th, not climate change, not abortion. listen to this, watch this. >> midterm election is now less than three weeks away. in the final stretch i've noticed, i don't know if you noticed frankly this gaslighting of women voters, this message says, you don't really care about your right to control your own bodies, it is the economy stupid, i mean republicans certainly want you to think that. >> i do not want to belittle anybody's experience with i will nation, it is real, it is transformed something republicans running for congress, blaming joe biden and democrats for specifically when in there there is no economic evidence, mathematical evidence, that that is actually true. but it is actually not the fault of joe biden or democrats. it is not even uniquely american problem. it is not worse in america than other modern economies. >> when i hear people talk about inflation i heard there, we have to change the subject. inflation is a global phenomenon. elizabeth: okay, let's just address this the u.s. ranks

14th worse in inflation top economies. democrats ignore inflation is bad in europe because of ecb euro printing, massive government spending just like they're doing here in the u.s. >> they are clearly not showing up, they're not listening to the american people. because of that they will get fired on november 8th. we need everyone to come out to vote these bums out. part of is this, everyday americans are hurting. they're hurting in the pocketbooks. my district is predominantly hispanic, over 70% hispanic. i was speaking with a small business owner, tony, a restaurant, last year it cost me $25 for a box of lettuce. this year it costs me $100. so guess what? four times as much. the other part of it too, the rural communities you can't take a subway down the street. tough drive, you know, sometimes hundreds of miles to and from work. the cost of everything is through the roof. they're not paying attention. elizabeth: the thing, san francisco federal reserve said u.s. core inflation is

higher versus other nations due to president biden's decision to continue pandemic jobless benefits. we've got obama officials, larry summers, jason furman, steve rattner, warning that yeah, government spending ignited inflation. don't understand what joy reid, ali develop think is talking about here or nancy pelosi or bernie sanders. >> here they are trying to add more money to the equation? instead of trying to create jobs and get people you know, in some of these industries. the other aspect of this we're about to hit winter. the cost of winter will go through the roof. i'm curious how people will afford christmas when all of these different costs are rising, the american people are the ones hurting. >> congressman gonzalez, come back soon, great having you in the studio. that was good. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: good to have you on the show. fallout after the new york court ruling that tossed out covid-19 vaccine mandates. democrats are flip-flopping. they are silent after demanding

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elizabeth: we are delighted to have georgia secretary of state chief officer gabriel sterling. we've been following you for a long time. we know you're a straight-shooter. georgia voter turn out is breaking records. you say it is time for president biden to apologize for calling georgia's vote reform jim crow 2.0. have you heard from the president? why do you want him to apologize? >> so far he obviously haven't. he needs to apologize frankly i'm a native georgia we're being sick and tired of being called

racist to have good solid voting laws to trust out come elections. that is the play back they follow. >> talk to us what the vote reed form was again, refresh viewers minds? >> here are some of the big parts of it. we put in extra early voting days. went from mandated 16 days, to seven seen days. absentee ballot deadlines that protect voters. binary system using voter i.d., driver's license number to identify voters requesting absentee ballots for not looking at swirls and swishes of signatures. we did a lot to protect the verier around protect the vote at the same time. elizabeth: what are the numbers now? we're hearing that the early voter turn out is up 60% versus the same period in 2018. is that what you're seeing? >> after today it is up about 55% more. the reality is by tomorrow one in five georgia registered

voters will have already cast a ballot in this election, it is blowing doors. it is historic for a midterm. elizabeth: gabriel watch this. listen to the jim crow 2.0 accusations. watch this. president biden: this is jim crow on steroids what they're doing in georgia and other states. jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things, voter suppression and a election sub very. >> it's a redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> it is jim crow and in the case? >> how is that, jim crow sb 202. >> the strategy right now is pass a bunch of racist voting laws, effectively jim crow in the south. >> going further the interest in the election, we told you high on both sides. 69% number for democrats is astonishing. it is 78% among republicans. elizabeth: so gabriel, when you heard democrats repeatedly say jim crow 2.0, what were you doing?

what were you saying? >> frankly i was getting more and more pissed. i was getting angry every time i heard it. i knew this law was protecting people as rights to votes. they have a playbook. they have to run it. since 2014 stacy abram pole tested the term voter suppression. they have nothing else to run on. they have given them nothing else to vote for in the state. regardless -- elizabeth: how can you believe any of them again? they just shot their credibility out the window? we have got ireland, france, spain, canada, they have voter i.d. 46 out of 47 european nations have voter eye die. somehow that is racism? this is very unserious analysis, gabriel. are you seeing any evidence of cheating? >> no we've seen no evidence of cheating yet. we've seen no voter fraud, no voter suppression. because we run really god elections in the state. we're a model. we'll put our voting system up against any state in the union. elizabeth: do you want all of them to apologize, anybody ho

said that, want them to apologize? >> i would love to see it of the ain't no way is happening. they have to make the claim. elizabeth: why? >> because only way to turn people out to vote, can't talk on inflation, can talk on jobs. elizabeth: keep them emotional and uninford. gabriel sterling. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: fallout after a new york court tossed it vaccine mandates. remember the cops, firemen, nurses were fired? we said that was wrong for years. democrat flip-flopping too on this, they are silent on all after demanding pandemic lockdowns. next up gop strategist ford o'connell on "the evening edit". our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you.

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elizabeth: back with us, g.o.p. strategist ford o'connel, the news we broke at top of the hour senator chuck schumer caught on a hot mic, warning president biden that democrats could lose the democrat senate race in pennsylvania. watch this: >> react? >> that is right. john fetterman, displayed by

that debate is not fit to serve, the democrats tried to run out the clock and pull the wool over eyes of pennsylvania voters, that is the problem, democratic democrat put their party before the voters. elizabeth: the fetterman said during the shut down that pennsylvania may not open again, florida governor ron desantis is celebrating new york court decision reinstating new york city unvaccinated workers who were fired over mask mandates. there is that ford, we have the nation's report card on school shut downs showing the damaging affect of shut downs on the schoolchildren. >> there the ruling has been a long time coming ron desantis, america's governor are right to ache a victory

lap, he was up m. >> as we discussed. the jab does not prevent people from getting covid, or stop straps mission, ron desantis recognized that right away and said team are best to make their own decision the. and with this nation report card there is no shock to the loss of learnings, democrats and media wanted to keep the schools shut. elizabeth: many democrats like new york governor hochul. pushing for the lockdowns. >> i would do it all over again, the mandate for healthcare workers. >> did you go overboard? on suing businesses are not having masks. >> they wouldn't listen, we could not allow them to flout the law. elizabeth: this is same minnesota state ag, now seeing businesses for not

doing enough to stop crime, that he is supposed to stop. >> ellison let the cat out of the bag on this democrats did not truly care about public safety and health, they compared about compliance that is the dna of today's democrats, when it came to the business lockdowns, ellison is wrong, he said they saved lives, no, you caused people their economic lives, you hindered productivity and caused people's jobs, now you are engine -- elizabeth: you keep people inside it transmits the virus fast. to dr. anthony fauci on this. >> when you distort reality and keep lying over and over again, after a while you get a lot of people believing it that is the beginning i believe of the destruction of our democracy. >> was it a mistake in so many states and localities,

to see schools closed as long as they were. >> i had nothing to do. i didn't shut down anything. only way do that by draconian means of shut do shutting down a country, we know we can do that if we shut down, if i knew at the time that shutting down would have such a dramatic affect, on controlling, the spread, we would have shut down earlier. elizabeth: so he is for shut downs. >> dr. anthony fauci is responsible because every government official in america was relying on his opinion and he was winging, he was winging it because he was trying to help the democrats win an election, he should pay the price for it. elizabeth: ford o'connel thank you for watching us, join us again tomorrow night, have a good evening. kennedy: well, just about every pollster in u.s. will tell