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president biden kicking off the start of the major international trip pledging hundreds of millions of dollars in climate cash handouts during a brief stop in egypt. now in cambodia before heading to bali for the g20 summit. peter doocy is live in cambodia with the latest. >> jackie, good saturday mor morning. even though many democrats kept president biden at arms length during the recent midterm cycle he is abroad saying he thinks the results of the midterms go to show that he doesn't need to do anything differently. >> a good climate policy is good economic policy. >> now on the world stage he is admitting the so-called inflation reduction act has less to do with inflation than it does to do with climate change.

>> the biggest most in important climate bill in our country. the inflation reduction act. less than i asked for but a significant amount $368 billion. to support clean electricity. >> of president biden wants to continue pursuing ambitious climate legislation his ghetto want to have democratic majorities in congress. even though the trip is designed to address threats from china and russia and north korea, he's keeping an eye on things back home, this is what he said before leaving the u.s., still too close to call house of representatives. >> we are still alive, it's still alive it's like drawing inside straight still alive.

>> the old adage politics stops at the water's edge is not going to hold here in southeast asia the entire u.s. delegation including the president argued be looking back home to see who is in charge of congress when they land back in maryland next week. jackie': certainly, all eyes on that, it's good to see light behind you, thank you for your hard work we will talk to you soon. for more on all of this is welcome ranking member house natural resources congressman bruce westerman and council of economic advisers acting chairman tomas philipson good to have you both with us, congressman going to start with you and the president is feeling and bolded it seems after some of the midterm races, the results of common even though were waiting to find out how this all shakes out. the democrats didn't lose as badly as they were expected to so he's doubling down on climate change and spending an hour

acknowledging the inflation reduction act is it going to necessarily do much for inflation but pushes climate change agenda. the green energy policy there's a lot of people out there who are suffering as a result of what were seen 7.7% inflation is better than where we were but we're still not where we need to be. >> in afternoon, good evening and first off i want to express my appreciation to all the veterans out there on veterans day a heartfelt thank you for their sacrifice and service and what president biden is saying he's told the truth the inflation reduction act was not about reducing inflation it was about spending more money on giveaways for his green new deal plan. i can't figure out why the house and we're going to win the house and he's going to face a new reality when he comes back to washington in the new congress starts in january. jackie': i think that's a good

point in expectation there will be change in washington and it seems like is a must in denial at the moment but perhaps will have to change his tune. having said that thomas, i want to come to you and read a tweet from the president this is from president biden at potus account. it's going to take time to get inflation back to normal levels in the highlight it's going to take time. we could see setbacks along the way that with gas prices decreasing, stores under grocery store cost e-zine and many saving on health insurance were keeping added to get families help with the cost of living. the problem here nobody i speak to says that they see prices going down at the grocery store and that's the number one concern of voters leading the polls on tuesday. having said that gas prices are down b from historic highs but e place to rise again, people are very worried what is life going to feel like for them in the next few months when he says it's going to take time that's a concern to a lot of people.

>> i think the president, i'm glad he's working on it because he cost us that would be useful going in the right direction. it turns out this looks like it's good to be a deflationary midterm in the sense if republicans get the house and potentially the senate then we've seen the end of this fiscal nightmare which has caused this problem to start with on top of the fed monetizing all that spending. there's a caveat to that because the white house is losing the fiscal pers is going to go very heavy and regulations and the regulations have been clamping down on supply particularly in energy but also sectors. went to clampdown on supply that's going to put pressure on prices. but the upward pressure on prices from increased fiscal spending and raising demand i think we've seen an end to thankfully. jackie': we have a soundbite from the president addressing

inflation again there's a different point i want to make here. let's listen to this one. >> its way to take time to implement our entire economic agenda which we already past. for folks to feel in their day-to-day lives but i think folks are going to see in the next few months. jackie': congressman he's been saying this for months and months now. and we've heard from the federal reserve at first that inflation was transitory and it was going to go away, noah it's embedded in the economy and interest rates are going up. it's really difficult to listen to the white house and the administration with their messaging on this when you're going to the grocery store and seeing food prices and food inflation right at your kitchen table, eggs are up 42%, but it is up 33% those are some of the big ones, flour 25%, milk 14.5% we are talking about basic kitchen table items, were not seen a decline in prices right now and he says it's coming, it's coming i promise but where

is it? >> he again spoke truth when he said were filmed affects of his economic policy, those are the effects that you read about increasing food prices, increasing gas prices the fed has raised interest rates and we have a slight drop in inflation but look what it's done to the housing market and construction market look at the layoffs in the tech companies we're definitely feeling the effects of biden's economy and they're not good enough see anything on the horizon that's going to make that any better, what is done to energy in this country affects all different industries is one reason food prices are so high in here he is again looking at places for energy talking about all the money we're going to spend on the green economy and is not paying attention to the problems here home that he created. jackie': he is looking to saudi arabia to solve the oil wells drawling down continuing to draw down from the spr and doubling

down on the overregulated energy industry policy that is not helping the united states producers ramp up production. that is what would bring inflation down because until we get the cost under control they touch everything. having said that i have one more minute left with both of you thomas i want to come to you there is a meeting planned with president xi jinping of china many speculating on what topics will be covered in that meeting, what are your expectations. >> it sounds like is not so much economic issues that are coming up as the taiwan human rights et cetera. but i think there's some economic issue that we still have not discipline china to follow through on technology trends and property issues, that is on the table but it doesn't seemed like there's a lot of economics on the main table. jackie': we will be watching closely and bring everybody the latest, greatest you both congressman bruce webster meant and bruce phillipson. have a great weekend.

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jackie': critical midterm races still have not been called including the senate and gubernatorial races in arizona, kelli o'grady live at maricopa county tabulation election center in phoenix with more. any sense on when we will have answers? >> i just stepped out at the maricopa county we are learning we're going to have release of those ballots roughly 80000 tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern this is big we will get the

first look at what the early day of drop-offs look like, that's important because both races are going to hinge on whether those look like the 2018 or 2020 split. there was an unprecedented amount of those 290,000 day drop-offs on maricopa alone partially because the gop candidates heavily encouraged to vote or drop off in person last night maricopa drop of 78000 widened the margin between them, it in cabinet mark kelly and blake masters. masters over 115,000 votes behind in that senate race he would have to take this date of batch by a significant advantage to win. the governors race a lot tighter 27000 but separating the two the incoming day of early votes could be really impactful. we is rigidly expected to have 99% done today but now we won't have those fully counted until next week. tonight is key when i have all the answers but we're going to have a sense of where things are trending especially in the senate race, back to you.

jackie: thank you so much for that, joining us with reaction washington examiner correspondent byron york always great to see you. your reaction to kelley's report and how things are shaping up in arizona not necessarily speculating on who will win but the problems that occurred in maricopa county on election day this issue of counting ballots how long it's taking something kari lake has addressed, she said if she becomes governor she will try to change that to make the system more efficient. this is an election where a lot of people said their confidence elections was on the line in all these problems, it's friday and the balance of power in this country, somebody needs to fix it and if they get the real embarrassment of overseeing friday night $500,000 they have encountered yet and also in nevada where were still waiting to find out who won that race there, this is something mail-in

ballots are here to stay, lots of states use them and states have to learn how to adapt to them and at times i believe the officials in maricopa were a little apologetic saying we don't make the rules that the legislature but other times they have been proud of their slowness and actually should be an advertisement. >> it is so interesting coming into the selection a lot of states expanding early voting in person expanding the timeframe for which you can submit your mail-in ballot and you had the only democrat leaders but also some of the pundits on the other cable news channels talking about the fact that they were really concerned about voter suppression. >> obviously just a huge boost to turnout this midterm year it was externally amount of voter interest in this, remember in

georgia the president in the united states enacting jim crow 2.0 or jim crow on steroids and they broke all of their midterm turnout records, that is absolutely falling on the side and hopefully will not be much of a debate anymore, the real question is how can election officials handle the crash of so many voters and not so well in arizona. kelli is leading masters by a wider margin were seen. the speculation here in the last votes could be counted could change anything but having said that, arizona goes to the democrats possibly, based on the numbers that were seen right now, nevada would go to the republicans that puts us in one of the positions again where georgia really matters, decembef money already being poured into the runoff election, your

thoughts on how that will go that sort of feels of replay, the candidates are different and the players are different, what do you think? >> in arizona the blake masters people still think they have a pack but it does not look good mark kelly is good to keep his democratic seat in arizona. and nevada is so, so close. if catherine cortez masto keeps her seat then it's all over, democrats win the senate, doesn't matter what happens georgia if adam laxalt stays ahead then it's good to go to georgia, one big difference in the race between herschel walker and raphael warnock is a libertarian in the general election, 2.1% of the vote, is not going to be there. republicans a lot of times feel that the libertarian votes and up going to republicans, we

don't know that for sure but it could help herschel walker. jackie: speaking of herschel walker we have a soundbite we want you to react to on the other side. >> right now senator warnock has proven he is not a georgia guy he seems to be from washington, d.c. or new york and california and he doesn't represent georgia. i scored for georgia before and am going to score again i'm going to get them out of the sea come december the sixth. jackie: it's interesting that was part of a claim against doctor oz that he didn't understand pennsylvania well enough to represent not stay in the senate. i'm wondering if you buy this argument from walker that warnock is not getting. >> herschel walker spent a lot of time building a business in texas as a matter of fact that he so associated with georgia and george's voters mine especially if they are of a certain age because he helped the university of georgia and he led them to a national championship in 1980, he won the

heisman trophy in 1982 that is 40 years ago to long time ago but is an absolute legend in georgia because of that college football career. >> all eyes will be on that ledge try to get to this weekend and get some answers that will let us know how georgia will matter at that point. byron great to see you thank you so much. >> a blow to president biden a judge striking on the president's pricey student loan handout and from san francisco to new york city democrats playing the blame game on surgeon crime. >> is terrible because his cashless bill is empty in our prison systems, doesn't work, there is crime every single day in the city of new york this is not right what they're doing to the public, allow them to feel safe. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan

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>> right now were not feeling good were worried we could be san francisco. >> will never be san francisco. >> why. >> were already making a difference. >> violent crime still surging from catching released in new york city governor kathy hochul is a new york crime is not comparable to san francisco for a people who live here feel a different way let's will come to the show from the national police association sargent betsy

smith, it's great to have you with us. let me ask you directly about that that was a great interview a lot of people to live in new york city specifically say it does feel like san francisco people do not feel safe, newark spoke and elected kathy hochul governor so i get that and i understand that but it doesn't change how we feel she says were making progress, nobody here feels like it's happening. >> even your mayor erekat arms says it's not happening and that they need more help. the mayor asked governor hochul to call in an emergency session of the legislature to address crime and she said will get to it in january. that's incredibly frustrating what's happening in newark is a rise in violent crime in the rise in shootings and you still have a prosecutor and alvin bragg who ushered in 31% hike in violent crime and he's saying i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing, there has been no change in all the quote unquote reforms like no cash bail that is made

new york so dangerous and it's frustrating the members of nypd and are leaving in droves. >> it is difficult because they feel essentially like they have handcuffs, the hands have been tied behind their backs but having said that i'm glad you brought up the shootings and the crime in new york city because congresswoman ocasio-cortez had this to say. >> a lot of people think that crime is up when we actually see shootings are down, when we see the huge indicator on the most violent crime in new york city is down. >> subway crime is up but let's also note subway crime is up after they committed so many more officers to the subway system so that tells us from a policy perspective adding more cops to the subway is not solving this problem so there are other things that can solve this problem. >> adding more cops is not solving the problem because

criminals feel empowered and they know whatever they do they'll be back on the street probably in the same day, she's also not talking about the fact that were seen increases in robbery, burglary, rape, new york city people people who live here we care about that. >> of course new yorkers care about that, the nation cares about it and nobody cares it that it then nypd but these officers have spent the last three or four years being vilified and lied about and people like ocasio-cortez had talked about defunded them in real lodging money to other places. the squad her and her friends and politicians they all have private security the nypd is on track to be 4000 officers short i think new yorkers are going to see that is a crisis the election is over in new york

american law enforcement, we don't care what political party wherefrom we want to work on getting rid of the reforms that are doing nothing but endangering cops in endangering the citizens we are trying to protect. >> i think you make a good point i'm pretty sure she's not writing the subway every day, having said that there is a problem across the country with the das letter being put in place and there being voted in, the same thing happen with alvin bragg, lee zeldin said if he had one he would remove alvin bragg and try to retool the system and make it so violent criminals would not be allowed on the street having said that was not going to happen. nobody is putting pressure on kathy hochul to do it mayor adams isn't breaking with the party you're seeing this happen over and over, how are we going to get out if of the cycle of violent crime across the cou country. >> tameka public has to get loud

supporting american law enforcement getting rid of the will prosecutor's, not just in new york but pulled county in los angeles, seattle, portland, austin, texas, i could go on and on. it's going to have to be a grassroots movement. frankly it's going to have to be apolitical. politics should have no place in public safety we have to let cops do their job, we have to vilified the criminals and start uplifting american law enforcement instead of talking about defunding them. jackie: have a sound bite from eric adams. i want to listen to this one. >> democrats have a good product when it comes to the public safety. they are afraid to talk about it they feel as though supporting police and good strong gun laws, if you talk about going after the small number of people committing crime feel free to articulate that but every day new york particularly in the

city they don't want these repeated offenders this catch, repeat release system is destroying the foundation of our country. >> have elected a republican states, you see the homicide rates are extremely high, democrats allow the republicans to defund movement on them, that's not the position of the majority of the democrats and what we should defunded republicans. jackie: a lot of that is very convoluted, all that you react. >> i'm good i agree with the mayor that most people are not criminals but what i'm going to disagree with is the fact that the gun free zones that you have in newark are absurd they empower and in bold criminals and they don't allow the legally armed public who wants to protect themselves to go ahead and take action. he's got some good ideas but again yes to fight hard against

this criminal justice reform that is done nothing but endanger the citizens of the city just like it's endangering people all around this country including the police officers of this nation. >> is not doing a sargent, he gets it new yorkers don't want to that's what he was voted into office but he's a smooth operator over the months that he's been in charge. he's really walking that line he doesn't want to get the party mad at him, doesn't want to take to heart of the line we will have to see how this plays out but i was talking to a cabdriver last night who has seen it all as he strived around new york city and he said i cannot believe new yorkers voted for this again, we will see sargent betsy good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> a company innovating and protecting our soldiers with the latest body armor technology also a blow to president biden a judge striking on the presidents

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jackie: will come back to biden administration stopped taking applications for the student debt forgiveness plan following the federal judge's decision to strike down the key white house plan, grady trimble and chicago with the details. >> this ruling is another blow to president biden's student loan forgiveness plan which faces a number of legal challenges and is now on hold, in fact if you go to the government website to apply for student debt relief here's what you'll see, since were not accepting applications we are seeking to overturn the court orders in the latest ruling the trump appointed district court judge in texas says the program is unconstitutional. he argues the biden administration bypass congress

by creating the $400 billion student loan forgiveness program under the 2003 law president biden made the case the pandemic is a national emergency that allows his administration to forgive as much as $20000 in loans the job creators network filed the suit white house press secretary karine jean-pierre is a department of just under justice has filed an appeal she also says the permit of education will hold onto the information of the 26 million people who have already applied for student debt relief in case the biden administration prevails in court. jackie: grady trouble, thank you so much to dig into were bringing in job creators network chief legal officer karen harned. it's great to have you with us tonight, if i may begin from reading from the united states district court district judge mark pittman's opinion he says whether the program constitute

the public policy is not the role of this court to determine no one can possibly deny that is one of the largest allegations of legislative power to the executive branch or one of the largest exercises of legislative power without congressional authority in the history of the united states. that is why he filed the suit because the president didn't have authority to do this. >> 100% thank you so much for having me, this is not the first time that we see the president do this. he didn't with the osha vaccine mandate now we are seated with student loan forgiveness the bottom line the judge pointed out when you are going to enact a program that is at least $400 billion in cost you cannot

do that with the stroke of the pen and without any input from anyone much less congress itself it's the power of the purse. jackie: let me ask you from a procedural standpoint the administration is saying they're going to fight this ruling, how does this play out in court, right now you go to the website and do not take it anymore applications as a result of this. but how long does it take for them to file an appeal of this decision and what can people expect. >> i wish i could give you a lot of information on this it varies with courts and honestly how quickly the government responds and how quickly the court wants to move. at this point all they filed is the notice of appeal we don't even have tea leads to lead or provide you with timelines. >> they have said they are going to fight it. if i may ask you how much work, time, dedication, resources,

preparation went into this there are a lot of people that wanted to see this challenge move forward but you're the one that took the initiative to do it. >> thank you for that, significant months of preparation by many, many smart lawyers, we needed to make sure we have the proper legal theory and we think we obviously nailed it with this opinion and were hopeful we're going to prevail overall. jackie: if i may ask you for some of the viewers that don't understand how procedurally this all works, why was it filed in texas? >> one of our plaintiffs that resides there, you really need to file where you have standing to sue, she lived there so that was the reason. >> the decision as it stands right now has applications actually. >> correct, he rolled a federal judge has ruled the student debt forgiveness program you legal and vacated it.

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resistant clothing line and developed female tactical gear, joining us now founder and ceo of espada, right to have you on the program, let's start off by talking about what this initiative means to you, how it's helping the minute women who serve. thank you for having me. we provide innovative solutions to the federal government military enter intel community protecting their interest assets as well as infrastructure as you said were also america's first clothing line and not just the members of the ones currently serving as wills when they transition out and we do that with the products that we develop as well as our traditional media division called pop smoke media that has a million followers that are all dod veteran community when you give them the sense of community through the platform. >> in your experience with the

veterans themselves and those who are on active duty what has this meant to them? >> are very appreciative, you were talking about the female focus body armors, women in the military have been wearing men's body armor for so long and it causes and affects their mobility, it affects their safety, it is not comfortable so we work with the u.s. air force for quite a long time and developed a solution that is extremely light as well as a better formfitting solution and you have to understand soldiers carry a lot of weight in if there body armor is heavy and doesn't fit well it's going to cause injury and those injuries follow after you transition out. we are really focused on continuously developing battery under better body armor and better solutions. >> is so interesting these are the things that we don't think about when people are serving the injuries that occur we just

think about them on the front lines and obviously they provide wonderful great service but sometimes these injuries when they come back to plague them forever so i'm sure a lot of people are reaping the benefits of this. talk to me about the relationship the company has with the u.s. government as well and how you're getting your clothing into the field. >> we have different divisions as i said we have additional needed division that connects with her end-user directly but we are one of the top dod suppliers for body armor i started this company back in college right after we graduated we got into the ballistic clothing piece that was created senior year of college, we have experience working with the government at this point and what the government is looking for innovative solution, they do turn to us so that is basically how we are connected with the

government. jackie: really quickly, how did you get the idea? >> i had a clothing line freshman year of college in senior year of college at the university of mary washington we had a class project where we had to take a project from american marketed overseas and a professor suggested to our group why don't you take one of abbas haider's projects and i didn't want to take clothing to another country wanted to focus on the middle east and at that time there was a war going on and the first thing you think of the middle east bombs, bullets, weapons so i like how about we combine armor and clothing together we did research, nobody in america doing it and we developed a prototype and before we could present your product class we were talking to a three letter agency. jackie: abbas haider innovating with purpose, thank you so much and thank you to all the men and women who serve our country in the veterans as well. >> thank you for having me. jackie: president biden's board

of chief standing firm he wants to stay even after being asked to leave over the historic surge of migrants crossing our southern border and also he was accused of sleeping during meetings read congressman pat ballin on "the evening edit".

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jackie: top border official chris magnus disclosing he was asked to resign but is refusing to do so amid record border crossings and after he was accused of sleeping during meetings mike tobin eagle pass texas with the latest. >> it's not a surprise that the customer border protection commissioner chris magnus is being forced out of his first shakeup since the midterm elections, even though he's been on the job less than a year there's been a lot of tension between his agency and the agencies like ice, something i can show you fresh video of a group of migrants crossing the rio grande in swift current, the reason we can show you fresh video is because the border crossings are constant chaos at the border with a major impact in the midterm elections. particularly with the border states, now with loads of fentanyl coming across there was a seizure in arizona of 145,000 fentanyl pills that really sets

an example or evidence of border security the impact the entire nation border crossings are up 37% from last year almost double from when donald trump was in office that comes back to magnus in his accountability, even management style are called into question. magnus has been defiant he says he won't resign his statement released today reads in part i didn't take this job as a resume builder i came to washington, d.c. move my family here because i care about this agency, its mission and the goals of this administration so with the midterms out-of-the-way homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas approached magnus and gave him the ultimatum resign or be fired. we reached out to mayorkas office and nothing yet. jackie: thank you so much for that mike tobin. joy dimino house oversight and reforms texas congressman great to see you. your reaction to the defiance on the part of magnus?

>> thank you for having me on tina who really needs to go as secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> this is somebody that testified in front of the homeland security committee in the house and said the border was secure then he was caught on a hot mic just thereafter saying the border is chaos, which is it then he knew the e-mail showed that the migrants that haitian migrants were not being whipped by border agents on horseback. he went without false narrative anyway, it's very telling on the oversight committee were to have a parking space for alejandro mayorkas because it's going to be testifying so often in front of a committee to get to the bottom of why we have a crisis on our border. jackie: this is a problem that president trump had under control, is by design that this administration essentially turning a blind eye to what's happening at the border because it has no problem with what's

happening there. >> let's look at some of the numbers, in april of this year we had 234,000 border crossings which is the worst month we've ever had on record only to be eclipsed by may which is 241,000 and that was 930% worse than the last may president trump was in office, that april 1250% worse, we had under joe biden's watch 4.7 million illegal crossings when you counted no got a ways and encounters and he saying he's equity changes thing you got to be kidding me. jackie: was really interesting when you have 70 by governor abba of texas sending buses out of texas because the state is completely overrun overwhelmed spending tons of money on this but when the buses are sent out, 300 of them as a matter of fact they come to sanctuary cities and they're not welcome there. >> been is a humanitarian crisis. if there is a few thousand in chicago or washington, d.c. or

new york or 50 at martha's vineyard it is a crisis. when we have millions crossing the border in texas, what joe biden has done he's made every state a border state. you mentioned the fentanyl crisis it is a catastrophe, we lost 107,000 americans to opioid overdoses last year, 80000 from fentanyl, most fentanyl produced in china this is asymmetrical warfare, we lost 297 americans during world war ii every day. jackie: produced in china coming across the southern border, huge problem for this country, we are out of time that we want to wish a happy veterans day, thank you so much for your service. >> thank you, god bless. >> i am jackie deangelis emperor elizabeth macdonald. you want to "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. what a wonderful week. i really enjoyed this, thanks for watching. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street".