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pelosi's husband violently assaulted with a hammer by reportedly mentally ill man already known to police. the level of anxiety in america just went up again in the assailant reportedly followed conspiracy theories on social media. this story coming into the studio how this could ramp up coming media attacks on elon musk now taking over twitter. to the national conversation just changed in an instant. congressman james comer, carol ross and mitch michelle, doctor nicole saphier, the wall street journal james kamali, the hills kristin tate and a fox news contributor raymond arroyo, the reports coming in democrat party frantic they face losing a growing number of midterm races with just over a week to go and deep concern about in the party about senator chuck schumer's revealing hot mic moment giving president biden bad news about the midterms. again, the president ramps up

the misleading rhetoric reportedly has democrats concerned. in republican kari lake slams the media for false reporting, we have the sound. new revelations on the hunter biden case. plus a major story about government corruption, the disturbing number of top government officials during wall street level fast trading in the tens of thousands and companies that they have regulated and in enforced four years. you may not believe who is now coming out against vaccine mandates after botched rollout in lockdowns, we have the story. i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ welcome to the show thank you for joining us. let's start with your money stocks ending up stronger needs from apple and the strong's inflation member pce coming a better-than-expected at 5.1%

consumer spending, consumer sentiment came a better-than-expected two. all this raising hopes that the federal reserve may slow down interest-rate kites. police still searching for answers. why was 82-year-old poppa losey speaker pelosi's husband attacked with a hammer at the san francisco home, this happened after 230 in the morning last night. the suspect in custody. aishah hasnie has more from d.c. >> elizabeth, good evening to you. republicans and democrats coming together tonight to put politics aside and condemn this horrific attack including gop leader kevin mccarthy as spokesman writes this. later mccarthy reached out to the speaker to check in on paul and said he is praying for a full recovery and is thankful that they caught the assailant. let's turn to security for members of congress. u.s. capitol police have seen a huge spike and threats made to lawmakers over the years.

in fact axioms reported threats went up 144% from 2017 to 2021 despite that a typical lawmaker does not receive u.s. capital security only leadership does and only where they go and it is not station permanently at their residences. this year the house sgt and arms gatehouse members $10000 to install security systems in their homes. right now u.s. capitol police could offer temporary protections to paul pull losey because of this incident. >> thank you so much isa hussy. joining us raymond arroyo and author carol roth. just to the general anxiety in the nation. the suspect a 42-year-old had an online presence, he was known to police in the area what are your thoughts about the story. >> it is a deplorable story.

and it should be condemned. i'm glad the president was so quick to condemn this action to say we are praying for paul pelosi. i only wish the speaker herself and the president had been just as quick to condemn rand paul being attacked outside of the white house and ted cruz attacked in restaurants and are supreme court justices, brett kavanaugh having an assassination attempt on his life. those public figures attacked or threatened in a public forum should been equally condemned. we should drive this whole idea that you can physically with violence let your voice be known or your opposition to a public leader, we have to stamp this out in society. it pains me to say it but you remember the clip that we played of speaker pelosi on january 6. what was the first recourse, her first instinct. i want to punch the president the face. this is the last recourse, not the first that a public official

or anyone else should say. liz: we have to bring back caught me, bipartisanship to washington. till raymond's point steve scalise is coming out condemning the attack he was shot by a conspiracy theorist in 2010 at the congressional baseball practice game. the pelosi house is already vandalizing 2021. we had lee zeldin attacked on the campaign trail, pramila jayapal threatened. we need to tone it down. >> i agree, i want to extend my prayers to mr. pelosi for a speedy and full recovery. but you are right the rhetoric has gotten off the charts and people should feel like they should be able to fight back and protest but to do so peacefully. we all need to come together and condemn this violence and also be thankful for the police presence that was there and able to act on this quickly as well. this was a wealthy family that

had a lot of access to security. not everybody has that so we have to also think the police who stand in helping us when these situations occur. liz: to carol's point, people want to return to normalcy. they want to return to law and order. we have the new york times reported that democrats are deeply concerned about crime hitting the races, kathy hochul reportedly trouble against lee zeldin. we have crime up double digits in new york city, crime of jjs goods in many cities across the nation. people are sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> you see the crime epidemic everywhere. a lot of that is bad policy. that's been happening over the last few years with das not properly prosecuting these offenders and with mayors moving against the police and not allowing them to properly patrol the areas. to the story it is a rupture of public civility unity. when you see this kind of violence against public

officials. i will say it again i heard one of her colleagues suggest that all members of congress should get special security to travel with them. we need public security, not private bands of guards for the elected officials. no we need public security. liz: they face threats too, right? >> go ahead we can communicate and disagree but we are not allowed to act out and certainly not with a hammer against an elderly man or to hunt down someone you disagree with politically. it is out of bounds and they should be arrested. liz: carol how does this hit the elon musk story firing top executives at twitter, firing engineers reportedly, social media calling this elon musk's version "game of thrones" winning. he fired the cfo, the ceo, the legal official, key to centering and kicking off donald trump. he's also seizing control of twitter's all-important

algorithm reports. as a national conversation just change, is the media going to go after elon musk because this attack from paul pelosi and conspiracy theory in social media, what do you think carol? >> they are always going to go against elon musk because what he is doing is opening up free-speech. they want to center they want to control and they are upset that their echo chamber is now threatened. half the people want to have free speech and the other want to have some censorship. regardless of this happening or not they are going to find some reason why they need to be in control and they don't like it. yes, it was going to happen either way. liz: to carol's point, can you blame elon musk is 70 put that crazy conspiracy theories? that's what's been happening, it's a far left conspiracy series and far right conspiracy theories all over social media. can you hold an executive accountable for that? raymond? >> i don't think you really can.

you talk about 20% of americans that use twitter and with what frequency, none of us really know, not even elon musk which is why he delayed the purchase of this thing. but this is his playground, he said i want the speech to be as free as possible but not a hail scape, not a form for violence, he said that's possibly i think will find a proper balance where you're not condemning everyone with the thought different from yours or political opinion that might be slightly out-of-favor so long it doesn't lead to violence or open hatred of people or a particular personality you gotta let free-speech rain, it's good that he's lifting these bands whether they be search bands or across-the-board bands. liz: to what raymond is saying, final point carol. elon musk is that is going to consult with the twitter counsel about stopping those permanent bands. trump is saying he's not going to come back on twitter, sitting

aside trump, it is sort of like america is now waking up, it's sort of like we were in a fog all these years if you only watched msnbc and were misled for all these years yet not getting the full data and information about what we've been talking about about crime, inflation of what's going on in the economy, it's like all of a sudden the national conversation has changed, what do you think. >> is information it is also our digital rights and i think musk can create a model for all of us in big tech to follow. it doesn't have to be speech, it's a violence. liz: carol, also if you watch the other networks, they think america is racist, it's about white supremacy and it's about fascism. there is so poisoned being poured into the national conversation by the irresponsible maniacs over at the other networks carol, raymond you can take it on, final word?

>> final word more speech is better as long as that speech does not lead to violence. >> more speech fixes bad speech. >> yes. elon musk says he does not like the partisan silos were in today. we need a town square to talk amongst ourselves and whether it's lockdowns from covid that hold much of this information is been proven true, people would band for daring to say it a few years ago, the oc careful reflection in new policies. liz: good point carol and raymond, thank you. have a good friday night and a good weekend. new revelation of the hunter biden case. plus democrats reportedly concerned that the president is ramping up the misleading and false rhetoric heading into the midterms and later the sabra republican kari lake slams the media letting them have a over false reporting. economic pro mixer shell next on "the evening edit". >> election day is only 12 days

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liz: look who's here mixer shell with macro trend advisors, thank you for smiting your friday night with us. the president had this to say to voters about historic inflation, watch them stretch the point until it snaps, watch this. >> even record inflation why should voters choose democrats. >> it's not record inflation, were bringing it down, look at what we inherited, the food prices the main driver of food prices. it's not the price of beef and eggs, it's package goods, package goods you will see people not buying kellogg's, raisin bran, you'll see them by other raisin bran a dollar cheaper. >> today the most common price of gas in america is $3.39 down from over $5 when i took office. liz: nothing he said was true.

gas was half that when he took office. we're going to fix inflation like buying other things of raisin bran with cereal is up 24%, his own white house administration is saying this is a 40 year high inflation and record historic inflation. when you heard that what was your reaction? >> my eyes were rolling once again when you play that clip. eggs are almost double where they were. gasoline has skyrocketed and is his solution to inflation going to generic products like we did 40 years ago when you went into a liquor store and bought something with vodka on it because it was cheaper than the brand name, that is not the solution the solution is fixing the supply chain and stop overstimulating the academy which he still hasn't gotten into his school. i'm trying to figure out that was on t teleprompter or just ripping there. liz: again, the president has

been in d.c. since the nixon era, he's been trying to whip fastballs but the american people for years about his academic record, about afghanistan and the success in inflation of an inch but now you have democrats warning the federal reserve against foolish interest rate hikes that could potentially come next week ahead of the midterms. were talking and they're talking about threatening saudi arabia because saudi arabia broke their secret deal to keep gas prices low and keep pumping oil until after the midterms. now they're doing threats if they don't get their way. >> weren't those the same democrats that were yelling and screaming at the top of their lungs when president trump was tweeting at jay powell about interest rates and saying wait a second the fed is supposed to be independent, why are you interfering. i think they're doing the exact same thing. as it relates to saudi arabia no one's talking about which i'm

deathly afraid of what's going on with iran negotiations because there a producer of oil are we making a secret side deal with iran to pollute the planet with their dirty oil and field terrorism around the planet, these are things that we need transparency around. >> a lot of people upset with trump over the capital riots in his behavior during that and what he was saying in his personal attacks throughout his presidency on twitter. every time he did things like drink one bottle of water with two hands the democrats wanted to invoke the 20th amendment. we have rising gas prices bleeding into grocery prices. we have global supply chain problems caused by trucker in labor shortages. ukraine puts out the wheat and barley, we just don't seem to have the plan. let's watch chuck schumer on a hot mic moment warning the president about midterm. watch this.

[inaudible] speed when they're worried about georgia and pennsylvania. we are hearing more senate races are turning to possible concepts. we don't know what's going to happen with the midterms, how do you see it coming down? >> i think you're going to have to drive by a gas station on your way to the voting booth and with the president seems so out of touch with what's really going on with the economy i think people are going to vote for change when they get into the voting booth regardless of whether or not they lean right or lean left i think they will vote for change. liz: thank you for vo joining u. be sure to catch me tune into the highest-rated late-night show in america. tune into fox news greg gutfeld.

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liz: back with us congressman james, the ranking member of house oversight. thanks for coming on the show this friday night. congressman can you tell us more about the revelations you and your team are finding in the hunter biden case. you guys have a copy of hunter biden laptop and access to documents, what you find out about now? >> it keeps getting worse the newest development is his personal assistant is the chinese-american who went back to china and got a degree from a university that's filed by the federal government as a breeding ground for chinese spies. at the university as a place of interest for an espionage for

cyber hacking. once she graduated she worked for the chinese communist party for several years then somehow mr. singh got hooked in with hunter biden started to work with this company hudson west in their quest to buy american natural gas as well as to try interest in american natural gas grillers. we heard from people that were close to hunter, some of our whistleblowers that said they were extremely close that their relationship went beyond a working relationship if you know what i mean in the fact this is a common tactic by chinese spy they go out and seek relationships with formal role family members of high level americans and this is another thing that we feel warrants an investigation. liz: this is hunter biden's problem like eric swalwell. the president was on the senate

and foreign relations. he's been in d.c. since the nixon era k had a chinese spy in his circle, how do they think that this was okay to do things like sell u.s. natural gas reserves out of u.s. states like china. an interest in drillers to china as well congressman? >> the interest in the drillers is the most concerning to me. >> to we know the names of the drillers? >> we have a powerpoint presented by this lady with ties to the chinese communist party and has different drillers highlighted. once we become the majority hopefully in january we are going to invite those drillers into talk to us to see what level of development did hunter and his assistant who work for the chinese communist party how far along did they get in trying to purchase chinese ownership or even worse today purchase and ownership because again this is another example of the biden

administration potentially being compromised by chinese china and how in the world joe biden didn't do something about is beyond me. liz: how does this affect u.s. national security? >> it can be detrimental to u.s. national security. she had an inside tribe with the biden family. she was with hunter biden after hours. the e-mails and text messages that we have she is communicating with hunter biden on strategy for joe biden's upcoming 2020 presidential election. she was very in the look not just with hunter so-called business which was influence peddling but also the political inner workings of the biden family. liz: she knew their financial situation, she also apparently reportedly had hunter's military dogtags like she was holding onto. you and i have talked about this in 2020 senate probe found hunter's business deal with

china cefc collapse of 2018 after hunter's chinese business proctor patrick at cefc called them the spy chief of china was convicted of bribery he was convicted of bribery, they found criminal in intelligence and extortion concerns, are you finding evidence of that? >> i finally have two of the suspicious activity reports, not because of the federal government nothing the biden administration did but another outlet and there is a wire from an undisclosed account in china that was flagged by j.p. morgan chase. were trying to determine what the undisclosed account was in china. even if that was in legitimate investor which i seriously doubt, what he did with the money is the security crime. hunter biden has so many problems, where in the world has fbi been on this wide dinner joe biden stop this. liz: and obama white house.

>> and beyond. liz: 150's suspicious activity reporter tried to get hold of. >> i want your reaction to jon stewart here's what he had to say about what's going on. >> as far as hunter biden being on the board of burisma, that's right. to me that is corruption straight up off the bat. the idea that nepotism would allow much larger amounts of money to flow into the hands of people unqualified to be in the position that they have been accepted because you think those countries are trying to buy influence, welcome to the [bleep] world. >> it's a mistake it turned out the laptop was real really, really out there because we suppress the story from an election. there was none of that, we looked at it but it's kind of

business as usual. liz: congressman, when you think, final word. >> i agree what john said, these relationship with burisma is like kindergarten math class compared to his relationship with china, this is what were digging into and i'll tell you it shows he had a relationship with two potential chinese spies and undisclosed wire transactions from china coming into his account that he was using for his personal benefit, a bad deal yet security crimes, bank fraud and potential money laundering and influence peddling. that has to be against every law in the book. liz: congressman kober will stay on the story and have you back on soon. have a good weekend. we have a major story about government corruption the wall street journal reporting on a disturbing number of top government officials doing wall street level trading in the tens of thousands in companies regulate and enforce some of

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liz: we have breaking news, paul pelosi has undergone surgery to repair a skull fracture and severe injuries to his right arm and hand. the spokesperson said this in a statement adding a full recovery is expected, this happened when her husband was attacked with a hammer by an assailant during a break-in at the couple's home early at 230 in the morning last night. it's raising fears of political violence ahead of the election. dadavid depape homicide with

assault with a deadly weapon elder abuse, burglary, several other charges. were staying on the story. president biden in pennsylvania hosted a private fundraiser tonight with john fetterman just days after fetterman was widely criticized for a bad debate. he came off as seriously unprepared against doctor oz jeff flock in philadelphia with more. >> liz this is the pennsylvania convention center where the president and vice president are making a fairly rare joint appearance on john fetterman and the governor tori a candidate josh schapiro. it said president obama will also be making an appearance as we get closer to election day. it is worth noting the latest poll is out in the fetterman's race for the first time of any of the polls so far shows doctor oz in the lead this is about

three percentage points. it's only pull so far that's, after the debate. the lead is still within the margin of error in terms of the pool but somewhat significant that it's the first time he's led. democrats pushed back saying that the poll underrepresented african-american voters and overrepresented older potentially public into republican voters. liz: thank you, great reporting. jointed is the hill columnist kristin tate is good to see you again. you are a straight shooter we love your thoughts and perceptions and insights. this story on how the media has a racist false coverage. gop gubernatorial candidate went after the media in arizona wrongfully reporting what her opponent katie hobbs team falsely claimed that a burglary of hobbs campaign office was politically motivated, watch this. >> i saw last night my old employer they did more to

protect the criminal in this case, they blurred his face. they protected katie hobbs because her carrying her water and they defamed me, they put defamatory statements and lies about me. the reason that they did that this was the real news yesterday that none of you wanted to cover, were 11 points up in your in a frenzy panic because your chosen candidate is not winning, you did not want to cover this so you had to run with the garbage [bleep] story, shame on each and every one of you. liz: what do you think kristen, the robber was already in jail from another burglary when cobbs realized he was the same guy. his argument known to cops, what do you think. >> of course she is right the media has been absolutely disgraceful leading up to the midterms. the democrats have nothing to offer but etiology they have nothing in the way of solutions when it comes to the real problems americans are worried about like inflation and rising crime and the failing public schools. all they have are these radical

ideas like climate and gender and race and these are ideas that are alienating to most working-class americans so the left-wing media they are panicking now and all they resorted to is coming up with false or absurd narratives. look at the way the media is treating john fetterman as you were discussing earlier in the segment. fetterman has clearly not recovered from his medical episode. he's clearly lost his cognitive abilities and now anyone who notices that is being called enable us by the media. apparently it's unacceptable to wonder if somebody is running for the u.s. senate has the abilities to perform that job it is ridiculous. would you call enable us to wonder with an impaired eyesight to drive a plane, it's ridiculous. liz: let's watch this exchange on msnbc, you are going to see nothing, hear nothing, 0 about how georgia voter turnout is hitting record highs. it's still all about jim crow

and the boat reform bill but voter turnout is up 55% since 2018, watch this. >> as of right now do believe the 2024 election will be a free and fair election at black people are denied the right to vote. if election workers are threatened. >> black people, the vote has been taken away from them this is rhetoric that is raising the exponential stakes, what i would like each of us to do. >> were sick and tired of being called racist for having good solid voting laws so they can of confidence and outcomes of the election no matter what we passed a college jim crow two-point know after today it's 55% more, the reality is one in five georgia registered voters will have already cast a ballot in the selection which is blowing doors in the stork fermenter. liz: kristen, if you stay on the

wheelhouse of the facts in the truth you can't go off the rails. msnbc anchors have been repeatedly criticized for being emotional for talking to each other in the same amen corner and not sticking to the facts even chuck schumer told joe biden and the hot mic moment that georgia voter turnout was at record levels, your reaction? >> it's obvious what's going on the democrats have no success to run on so they just have to whip up the voters into hysterical frenzies by coming up with the false narratives like saying there's a plot to prevent people from voting or that the republicans want to turn the country into "the handmaid's tale" where the problem in the school is not the wo curriculum but the parent so they do this because everything has become a disaster since joe biden's. liz: white supremacy, fascism. voters when they go into the real world people don't see that and they're not talking about that. there is a problem with domestic terrorism, people get it but the whole country is not talking about that and does not think that is going on because it is

not. america's not turning into that what they have in their heads, final word. >> people are concerned about how to better their own lives in their families lives but democrats are offering solutions. at the same time the media is completely lying about it. but i think most americans can see the truth. liz: have a good weekend kristen, thank you for joining us this friday evening. more hollywood celebrities coming out against vaccine mandates and lockdowns after officials "coast to coast" botched that badly firing the unvaccinated, first responders that work so hard to keep you safe during the pandemic, hurting voters in their businesses. we have the story in this disturbing story of government corruption the wall street journal reveals the disturbing number of top government officials doing wall street level fast trading in the tens of thousands of trades and companies they regulate and enforce the wall street journal james grimaldi, right here, nexd on "the evening edit". d we did .

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liz: joining us wall street journal senior writer james grimaldi. it's good to see you and have you on the show. iyou guys are really doing terrific journalism, talk to us about what you guys found dozens of top government officials tens of thousands of stock trade since 2016 you guys are calling this fast trading you only see on wall street, what are you finding. >> it's pretty amazing the previous segment that you've done on this and thank you for that, we looked at 12000 federal officials senior executives in the government and appointees and what we did in this story was his to sort through and find out who had a lot of trades and we found 7000 federal officials who had 500 trades over a period of just a few years a lot of them concentrated during the pandemic and other times and of those dozen they counted for 80000 total trades.

it was really sort of amazing. it is the kind of high speed and frequent trading that you might see on wall street. someone did say they had financial advisories doing it but they're still responsible for these trades and some critics have said the really racist question in the public line about whether there really investing in their own interest or if the taken advantage of any knowledge they might have in terms of whether seen in the government official positions. liz: who were they and what agencies were they at. >> there were a variety of agencies that we found them we had someone who is the chief procurement officer for the irs who had 1500 trades we had someone from the usda that had more than 2000 trades, we had a trust official at the justice department who had several thousand trades but the big, big trader of them all was an economist with the commodity futures trading commission and it turned out will be asked

about it was her husband who at the time worked for the fdic the regulator of the banks, 9500 trades all in 2020. when we look deeper we saw he was violating a rule that she was supposed to abide by that was no short trading. when we asked the cftc why did you let this happen they said it came to us and they said is it okay we don't really regulate short trading, is it okay if we short trade and they decide they might see was if we don't let them engage in the short trading so they went ahead and did short trading about of a third of the short trading. liz: that's aggressive trading, the making companies that benefited from pandemic bailout spending. were showing on the screen stolen pandemic jobless benefits to, this is governmentwide corruption. it feels like a story is staring you in the face and it's just there all the time, the whole time, your final word.

>> i think it does raise questions to the public's mind of what's happening in terms of their financial disclosures. there is a lot of reforms that are being proposed to congress on both sides. we'll see what happens. liz: got it james grimaldi you will have more reporting i hope. >> absolutely. liz: good shoe letter journalism this is award-winning stuff, i love it, come back soon. the list grows hollywood celebrities coming out saying no to vaccine mandates, why botched rollouts and lockdowns suddenly light bulbs are going off in hollywood. nicole saphier takes on next "the evening edit". ♪

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doctor? >> at least a year going on two years now, i respected what is doing right now he's coming forth and putting out a public apology saying i was wrong i was listening without having critical thinking. i just wish the cdc, the fda in the white house can do the same thing. >> we fire the unvaccinated first responders. we fired nurses and cops who fought so hard to help out in the pandemic. everything that's going on in this economy that's gone wrong is from the pandemic bad decisions, the shutdowns that were botched "coast to coast", the 5 trillion in spending, all of it sends back to the bad mistakes made during the pandemic doctor. >> it certainly did and i tell you a lot of those first responders, doctors, nurses and everyone who was laid off or coerced into the vaccine and booster mandates. drilled into our mindsets with healthcare and informed consent,

they took away informed consent in the patient and the doctor coming to a mutually agreeable plan what is the best foot forward for them in these bad policies, there should be legal liability, legal action and fortunately they do cite in the cdc said this of the white house said this and they keep playing the blame game and they need to be held culpable. i hear your point about tim robbins, all the bullies out there who were so intolerant, couldn't even hear the other side in the concerns, they all need to stand up and say they're sorry and never speak out like that again, don't do it again. what we saw go one people being bullied, the army national guard special forces soldier is speaking out against what's

going on with the pentagon vaccine mandate, listen to this. >> we have forces that your combat readiness is dwindling even with me if i stay in the military and my other special operators, i have eight guys that got pulled off of deployment are supposed to be deploying next month that is over half of a small team that would actually deploy on a special mission that they now cannot deploy over a virus with a 99.8% survivability rate against. and we are just waiting we can go to any training to further our skills or keep the tools in the toolbox chart just because we don't have these vaccines. liz: you hear that doctor, he's talking about trip readiness doctor, i think what you're about to talk about, there is serious side effects, myocarditis. card ideas, other issues with the vaccine that factors into conform content that you were just talking about. god help me if you brought it up

you be bullied into silence, your word on this. i tell you there are side effects of the vaccines and the majority of people, the benefit of the vaccine would outweigh any risk, that is a discussion to be made between the patient and the doctor, not for anyone else to say what they need to do and suddenly people should not be discredited against or excluded because they choose not to get the vaccine, especially vaccine that has no proven benefit in the terms of decreasing transmission and a limited benefit at this point with omicron variant. we know that the vaccine, the old boosters have virtually no protection against omicron variant over 20 weeks of administration. it's about risk and benefit. liz: this show has been saying yes to vaccines, to your point it is about informed consent, doctor saphier, thank you so much, thank you for watching we hope you have a good weekend and join us again monday night. >> from this talk studio in new york chi