dagen: the queen of christmas, denied. mariah carey will not get to trademark that title, following a petition to the patent and trademark office from another singer. just wrong. that does it for us on "fox business tonight". "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: we're going to get you live update from the g20 on properties russian bombs killed two in poland. poland is a nato member. plus there are big fights in the gop over who will lead them in the house and senate. trump is about to make

announcement in just a few us. who we have the live update on that too. with us tonight, congressman john katko, kat cammack, andy biggs, michael burgess, congressman greg stuebe, wall street pro carol roth and "the hill"'s kristin tate. we have a jam-packed hour for you. dhs secretary mayorkas he was slammed for falsely testifying again today on capitol hill that there is no border crisis when records are being broken. his own team warns the size of nebraska plus terrorists criminals now caught crossing. and this, will democrats give back their tens of millions of dollars in shady campaign donations from what's now being called the bernie madoff style ponzi scam? this is the ftx crypto collapse. plus this story, look at this, pfizer, moderna, they're now testing their covid vaccines for serious side-effects like damage to the heart. after the media and others bullied americans, bullied you

for raising those same concerns. first-responders and soldiers they're still getting fired over vaccine mandates. democrat eric swalwell, he is getting slammed for making fun of parents getting involved in their children's education. he is calling that quote, so stupid. look at this, his campaign is caught spending thousands of dollars on luxury hotels and fine dining? while americans battle inflation. and more on the court ruling that an fbi agent must be deposed in a lawsuit for allegedly getting facebook to bury the hunter biden story right before the 2020 election. we have word coming in the white house may try to fight that. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. look at your money. stocks ending up today. wall street is liking the fact that another inflation read. this is the wholesale prices,

producer prices jumped less than expected. still sticking high at 8%. walmart reporting blowout results, beating across the board, boosting its sales forecasts. retail spending still coming in strong. we have more on russia denying that its stray missiles killed two in poland, a nato member. it is happening near the border in ukraine after a massive bombardment earlier today. edward lawrence live at the g20 in indonesia with more. good to see you, edward. reporter: yeah, good morning from tomorrow actual, liz. yeah the president joe biden got off the phone just about an hour ago with the polish president. he offered condolences for those two who were killed. he offered u.s. assistance in the investigation. now all levels of the u.s. government are trying to figure out exactly one, if these are russian missiles, if they came from russia and it was a deliberate act. they're also saying that there will be nato ambassadors will meet to decide what the next steps are with this investigation. the u.s. government is using all

levels of the government and still gathering information according to nsc spokesperson. now the russian ministry of defense already putting out a statement on this saying reports of the two missiles killing two people are a deliberate escalation by nato that is russia. the response to that by state department spokesman firm. listen. >> the united states is certainly not trying to escalate or incite the situation at all and like i said we have seen these same reports that you all have and we are working with the polish government to gather more information. reporter: this could be seen as a serious escalation and could cause nato allies to respond. just listen to the president last march. president biden: the reason we want to make clear is there movement on ukraine. don't even think holding on to one single inch of nato

territory. we have sacred obligation. [applause] we have a sacred obligation under article v to defend each and every inch of nato territory with the full force of our collective power. reporter: so it was curious last night the russian foreign minister, minister of foreign affairs sergey lavrov left the g20 dinner and took off back to moscow. minutes after that flight took off there were reports of missile strikes in kyiv. they knocked out some of the power that is there. if the nato ambassadors decide this was not a deliberate act, in fact a malfunction, if it did come from russia they could invoke article iv, not article v, which might then having a response from allies but assistance to ukraine. elizabeth: this may not escalate. edward lawrence great reporting. edward lawrence, terrific journalism as always, good to

see you. joining us congressman andy biggs from house oversight. congresswoman kat cammack from house homeland security. first to you, congressman biggs. you and members of the house freedom caucus, congressman biggs you're fighting against kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house? why? america cart think won the gop nomination as house speaker but falling short of 218 votes. why are you fighting against mccarthy. >> i wouldn't characterize fighting against kevin mccarthy. elizabeth: you don't want him to be spiker, you don't want him to be speaker, is that it. >> some don't want him to be speaker, some will accept him to be speaker, what needs to happen, the change in trajectory. here is the question, we don't know if he will fight this administration with everything that he has, every tool that he has. we don't know if he is going to use every leverage point. we don't know what the policies are, that he is going to advocate for. and quite frankly, we just don't

know what's going on with him as speaker of the house. that needs to be determined. i think what you saw today was well beyond the freedom caucus because you had a few members of the freedom caucus that supported him but other members who didn't support him who are not members of the freedom caucus. so it's a long way to get to 218 and he doesn't have it yet. elizabeth: congressman, what specifically are the problems that you guys feel are, issues with kevin mccarthy as speaker? what, can you cite examples? >> yeah. so let's talk about some leverage points. an example of a leverage point must-pass piece of legislation. national defense authorization act. the national defense authorization act we just passed we'll have to pass another one doesn't have all democrats support. so they were in the majority. they needed republican votes but instead of removing things like diversity, dei offices and also the safe banking act and

clearing that up, we had this massive bill and we didn't stop it to get some of the bad woke policies out of there. we went ahead and said okay. that becomes a problem. that i think is part of what we're talking about. there are, we're going to have a thin majority. we have people on the one side of, either side of the conference. they are willing to work together. we have worked together. we need to be able to work together. and the question is whether kevin can pull that off and pull that together. elizabeth: so you will continue to challenge kevin mccarthy? you say he needs to do more to stand up to democrats. we got that congressman biggs, we'll have you on soon. we want to get to congresswoman kat cammack. congresswoman kat cammack, good to have you back on. you support kevin mccarthy as gop speaker of the house. why? >> listen at the end of the day we have a mandate from the american people. they want common sense policy that is conservative and america first. that is what we need to do and that's really the plan kevin mccarthy has.

most importantly as part of all of this he has a plan. we'll get our economy back on track. we'll secure the border. we're firing 87,000 irs agents day one. most importantly we're holding this swamp accountable. we need someone -- elizabeth: sorry, andy biggs -- >> he is the one who got it. elizabeth: andy biggs is saying kevin mccarthy folds and cave into democrats too easily. is that the case? >> no. see i don't think that is accurate because when you think about the minority position we've been in where you have a very, very tight number of republicans versus democrats, i don't recall anyone ever saying anything bad about kevin mccarthy as he was standing there for 8 hours 32 minutes helping tank the build back broke agenda. people are quick to forget that. all that being said, healthy to have discussions, healthy to go back and forth get the best conservatives out there. in the end we'll be fine. elizabeth: let's go to this. trump will possibly announce he will run in 2024. then we've got kong

congresswoman, governor desantis blasting back against trump. watch this. >> you know one of the things i've learned in this job is when you're leading, when you're getting things done, you take incoming fire. we focused on results and leadership and you know at the end of the day i would just tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night. elizabeth: okay. so there is that. right, congresswoman? there is also, that is governor of your home state of florida. take that on because we've got marc thiessen, other conservatives like winsom sears saying trump should not run again. a lot of trump supporters like his policies. they like how he handled the "operation warp speed" for the pandemic. you know one of the worst economic crises since the great depression. you know, there is a lot of people who do like trump's policies. take on this fight over trump. what do you think? >> well listen there is no doubt

in my mind president trump was the greatest president in my lifetime. i was born in 1988 as point of reference for all viewers out there. we have incredibly good problem right now. we have a heck of a lot of talent in the conservative movement. you have governor ron desantis, you've governor, i'm sorry, president trump. if you look around the country we have a tremendous bench deep and rife with talent. a lot of good things to offer. i personally think the next president of the united states will come from the sunshine state. that is my personal opinion. we need to get back to the america first policies. i think both trump and desantis championed those. we need to stop the infighting and focus on problems dividing this nation. that will be the battle ahead of us. elizabeth: that battle over policies, and capital riots multiple investigations is hanging him up. he is under multiple probes. we have mike pence criticizing him too. so there is all of that. we were in the middle of a

potentially worse downturn in the beginning of next year. so the question is whether trump can pull it off. your final word? >> listen i think that the american people are sick and tired of the personality fights. i had alejandro mayorkas in front of my committee today who told me to my face 1.4 million illegals released in the united states didn't constitute a crisis. we have bigger fish to fry than the personality fights in the gop. i know we'll come out better on the other side having been through these challenges. we need to stay focused on the real prize to get our country back on track. elizabeth: congresswoman cammack. thanks for joining us. >> absolutely. elizabeth: be sure to tune in, look who is coming on tomorrow, one-on-one interview with u.s. senate candidate in georgia. he is herschel walker will join us tomorrow night. join us again to see that. it will be a good debate and good interview with herschel walker. this story, will democrats give back their tens of millions of dollars in shady campaign donations they got from what is now being called a bernie madoff

sky ponzi scam in this is the ftx cryptocurrency collapse. reports are coming in. charities are giving back their money. why not democrats? homeland security secretary mayorkas blamed by lawmakers for falsify testifying again today claiming there is no border crisis amid record numbers. the size of nebraska crossing. plus terrorists and criminals like ms-13. congressman john katko, he was at that hearing. he gives us the inside scoop next on "the evening edit." ♪ this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k.

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elizabeth: we've got breaking news coming in. house homeland security ranking member john katko. good to see you, congressman katko. greg abbott invoked the invasion clause of the u.s. constitution to deal with the border crisis down there. this is the first time we've ever seen a u.s. governor do this. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is i probably would be doing the same thing if i was a governor. what else can he do at this point. it is like banging your head against the wall trying to get this administration to pay tanks to the crisis they created. it's a crisis. people are dying in record numbers. people are dying of drug overdoses in record numbers. people are crossing in record

numbers including terrorists. what else can he do at this point? i don't blame him giving it a shot to make it happen. elizabeth: we had more terrorists caught in the last fiscal year than the last four years combined. homeland secretary, we watched what was going on, congressman. you were at the hearing. he claimed the border is secure. his own team says that is wrong. your reaction? >> listen to the person who answered the question after him, director wray from the federal bureau of investigation. he detailed a litany of concerns he has about the border now, terrorist standpoint, criminal standpoint, national security standpoint that does not comport with real think that the border is security. nobody i know is maintaining that except the secretary. elizabeth: watch fireworks from today's hearing. listen to this. >> secretary mayorkas, final question, sir -- >> honor and nobility.

throughout the department of homeland security. >> you represent nobility, secretary mayorkas? >> congressman, that is what i'm dedicated to. our interdiction effort have been more successful than ever before. i should note -- >> mr. secretary in my home state, excuse me. mr. secretary, you've done this all day, when you don't like a question you filibuster. let me be very clear. >> may i answer your question? >> yes or no, have you had that conversation with anyone in the administration? >> i'm very proud of what we have accomplished. i'm very committed to accomplishing. answer the question have you had a conversation with anyone in the administration about stepping down from your current role. >> i have not. >> i hope for the sake of the safety of the american people that that conversation happens very soon. >> statistics tell me that the border is only getting worse. >> how many of the 600,000 people matched the terror watch list? >> congressman, by definition they are got-aways. >> so you don't know. how can you say the border is secure? >> do you know what the plan is for the border? >> i do not. >> my point i have not heard a

plan. i have just heard grievances. elizabeth: eric swalwell saying there is no plan. what is with the talking points? he works for the american people. the american people don't work for him. >> well that, that is our job as members of congress to hold people accountable all across the government and that is what we did today. and when we take over the majority on january 3rd, my colleagues will follow me running the committee hold him and others accountable for this. it will be a different dynamic because we'll be in at majority. we'll be able to dictate things. elizabeth: are you going to move to impeach him? >> i won't be on the committee at that point. i don't know if that will happen or not. that is certainly something that has been discussed. i don't know if it rises to that level or if that is necessary. what we do need to do hold this administration accountable for the atrocious border situation that we now have that they created. elizabeth: you know, in october 2019 there was something like 55,000, 60,000 illegal border crossings. there are now 230,000.

it's astronomical now. we are seeing, records broken from month to month to month to month. you know the american people are sick and tired of it. they're sick and tired of having to see this on their tv screens every night where you see mayorkas down there just, you know, jawboning and not doing anything and having now a federal judge kicking out trump's title 42 today, the pandemic policy. d.c. judge emmet sullivan just pushed that out the door. so that's gone. so you know what about, upholding their pledge for the safety of u.s. citizens? their constitutional oath? >> they seem to have ignored that pledge. i can tell you one group they didn't mention that is aghast apoplectic about this, 108,000 families buried loved ones this year because of drug overdoses. drug overdoses are now the number one killer of people 18 to 45 years old. it is first time in our nation's history more than 100,000 people

have died of a drug overdose. that is directly related to what is going on at the border, especially since fentanyl is coming across in ungodly numbers. elizabeth: drug gangs and crime in u.s. cities exploding, directly -- >> absolutely. elizabeth: directly linked to biden's border collapse. congressman katko. always a pleasure to have you on, sir, come back soon. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: next up, look at this story, pfizer, moderna, now doing testing of their covid vaccines for serious side-effects including heart damage, despite the media attacks and bullying of americans who raised those same concerns. as government mandates still lam our soldiers and first responders this fiery debate. will democrats give back the tens of millions of dollars in shady campaign donations from what is now being called a bernie madoff-style ponzi scam? this is the ftx cryptocurrency collapse.

reports that charities are giving back their money. why not democrats? wall street pro carol roth on "the evening edit" next. ♪

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much larger than that. kelly o'grady live from los angeles with the report. kelly? reporter: good evening to you, liz. the fallout keeps getting bigger on this one. new court documents reveal a million ftx customers may be impacted. the former ceo spented weekend searching for cash to plug a 8 billion-dollar gap. his fund-raising ties to the democratic party surfacing. in the midterm elections alone he gave nearly $40 million. 92% went to democratic candidates or groups. additionally he endorsed 25 democrats to races in this cycle. donations raising eyes are those made to new york senator kristen gillibrand. she sponsored a bill sidelining the sec when it comes to regulating the cryptocurrency industry. he could spend up to a billion dollars on the 2024 elections especially if former president trump were to run. liz, we reached out to recipients of these donations

and have not heard back but many are questioning whether campaigns should keep the money especially when mers may never see theirs, liz? elizabeth: what a story. kelly o'grady will stay on it with you. we'll have you back on to report. you're doing great journalism on this. joining us wall street pro, author, carol roth. great to have you back on. what is your reaction to this? this guy, ftx former ceo. sam bankman-fried he wanted to rank up there with george soros and the koch brothers? should democrats give back the campaign donations? this is shady money. >> this is bizarre, first he is like 28 to 30 years old of this period of time. he effective altruist. making money because he wants to make things better to give it all away. the way he decides he will make the world better is by giving it back to the government and back to these candidates. so that is weird to begin with. certainly they should be giving that money back if it was, gotten in a shady way, if it

wasn't his money in effect to give and he is at this point by all reports worth zero. so they should have to give it back but it is congress. so of course, or congressional candidates and it is the government and politicians. of course they will probably not going to. i think it speaks to a bigger issue which is all of the money that is in campaign finance. citizens united i know a lot of people on the right have backed it. it is a disaster. we need to have that overturned and return to some semblance of formal sy in these elections. elizabeth: yeah, we saw one report $17 billion estimated. that was the cost of the midterms. this guy freid from ftx, he palled around with top democrats. he shared a stage with bill clinton in the bahamas. spoke at conferences, testified on capitol hill. he was a speaker at dave votes, the world economic forum, scrubbed its web page getting rid of its connection to ftx.

we're looking at the balance sheet it could be $16 billion in money that vaporized and vanished and gone. when investors look at the black box, this is like magic beans, there crypto exchange, you know what i mean, carol? you look inside, it is like cobwebs there. >> i think there is something really different going on here. when you have an enron or an mf global it seems like it is purely agreed money play, given connections you laid out. on top of that ftx was involved in terms of crypto donations to ukraine as well. so the cast of characters, all the dem donations, the wef wants nothing to do with them, ukraine, there feels like a bigger story here. there are some more questions than answers.

but with that effective altruism in the middle i really feel like there is something going on. and oh, by the way, his parents too are involved in political endeavors. both stanford professors. his mom has a pac. she didn't have any prior experience in the area. all of sudden she has a major pac. poof, her son, 20-something-year-old son ends up becoming a billionaire overnight. there is just a lot of weird connections that we'll have to continue to uncover. elizabeth: carol, there is another one. reportedly his brother, ftx ceo sam bankman-fried found ad non-profit solely purpose for the biden white house doing pandemic spending, covid spending. they wanted to get on the record endorsements from democrat candidates who won election for that non-profit that would support covid pandemic spending. it is just, so what was, so when you look at this by the way it was situated in the bahamas, you

know what i mean, carol? >> right. elizabeth: we see them going after elon musk for taking over twitter but letting this blow up on their watch? final word. >> yeah, i mean the fact that nobody looked into this, he is is in a 40 million-dollar penthouse in a tax haven, yet trying to get entrenched with all the political people, being young, coming out of nowhere, dealing in crypto there, are a lot of people who turned a blind eye here. i think they will be regretting that in the future. elizabeth: got it. carol roth always pleasure to have you on. come back soon. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business they work. look at this story, democrat eric swalwell is getting blasted for making fun of parents getting involved in their childrens education, tweeting out that is so stupid. swalwell's campaign spending thousands of dollars on luxury hotels and fine dining while

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what is with, what is with all the bullying, the bullies on msnbc, cnn, out there in american society, twitter facebook, shutting down any talk of serious damaging side-effects? >> yeah. first off, liz, thanks for having me back on. i always enjoy, enjoy our conversations. grateful to be one of the first members on after the house reclaimed the majority. so with california 3 going our way, we're republicans are back in the driverrers seat at least in the house of representatives. if you think about this, two years ago we were in the deepest, darkest part of the pandemic. the vaccines did appear to be light at the end of the tunnel but no way ever should they have been mandated. for someone like myself, who is older and has other history of other lung diseases, yes the vaccine made a great deal of sense. would it make sense for an 18-year-old with perhaps a

athletic scholarship on the horizon? no, no way it would. so the mandate itself was the problem, not the vaccine. i'm always going to be grateful to president trump for having gotten "operation warp speed" up and running, between march and december 19th got vaccination available that was in record time. elizabeth: talk about this. we have serious side-effects of the heart and organs. vaccine ad very reporting events system, it is a reporting system, gives tip signs. 40 million cases of adverse reactions to vaccines. 31,000 deaths since november. we're firing u.s. soldiers without pensions, thousands of first-responders? that is wrong. that needs to stop. maybe we get some sense into the government's response but i don't want anyone to misunderstand. if you're in an age group where you're at risk, if you have history of other illnesses or

immunocompromised the vaccine makes. >> no way shut i had be required. elizabeth: there is about informed consent, this is about informed content f you even brought up that the spike protein could damage an organ, there were bullies out there in american society who shut that down. >> i will not argue with you. all of that was wrong. >> the arrogance of that, the obnoxious, tedious, you know orgy of self-righteous moralizing that was so rude and so wrong and bullying. there were vaccine bullies out there. let's watch what, at harvard epidemiologist, a fireman from new york city had to say about this. watch. >> there is one amnesty i'm very much in favor of. that is every person who was fired because they didn't take the vaccine should be rehired with back pay. that is the amnesty that i'm very much in favor of.

i think they were badly treated for unscientific reasons. i would also include students and universities who were prevented from studying that they should be readmitted and be compensated. >> i was allowed to work through the pandemic but wasn't allowed to eat in a restaurant. >> okay. >> i could wear the uniform, go to a burning building but not eat here. what is wrong with you people? elizabeth: you heard that congressman, right. let's go through this again. >> i have no argument with what the professor said. no argument what the fireman said. indeed congress now, can and should address in the defense authorization that we'll still have to be passed this year. we can go back to fix the problems that were caused by the vaccine mandate. no reason in the world that soldiers were let go, reservists were let go. no reason in the world that pilots and flight attendants were let go. we can go back to fix that and

we should. elizabeth: listen, we talked about how the vaccines do help and do protect people. again, this is about informed consent. never again should anybody be bullied for raising issues that this vaccine could cause damage to the human body. the clinical trials didn't assess the vaccine could reduce transmission. they didn't assess that. neither the companies or the government ever claimed that the vaccine could stop transmission. >> correct but again, two years ago in deepest, darkest days of the pandemic i prayed for this vaccine. i wanted to have the light at the end of the tunnel but i did not believe that the current administration would do what it did with the mandates and osha. all of that was wrong. if you want people to comply, you tell them what, what the facts are and let them make their decisions. elizabeth: talk about natural immunity and the anti-bodies they built up in their system, test for that. congressman burgess, always a pleasure having you on. we appreciate your insight.

>> great to be with you. elizabeth: reports, look at this the white house may try to fight a court ruling, reports coming in, they may try to fight this ruling that an fbi agent must be deposed for getting facebook to bury the hunter biden laptop story before the 2020 election. plus democrat eric swalwell blasted for making fun of parents getting involved in their childrens education as so stupid. swalwell's campaign spending thousands on luxury hotels and fine dining while americans battle inflation. the hill's kristin tate is next. >> they know better how to spend money on democratic candidates, how to undermine edition can and thrive. by them we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edward jones

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democrat eric swalwell getting slammed for putting out a tweet making fun of parents getting involved in their childrens educations? they're dealing with politicized curriculum, toxic agenda, pandemic rules and more. he is saying this is quote, stupid. what do you think? >> it is crazy. i think democrats mistestify interpreted the midterm election results. they think republicans doing worse than they expected to do, is a mandate for democrats to double down on their radical policies and ideas. that is what eric swalwell is trying to do. that is not what the midterms were about. the it was rebuke of poor candidate choice for some republicans in certain states. the poll after poll shows that the vast majority of americans do not support the democrats efforts to strip away parental rights. parents are terrified of their children going to public schools and being indoctrinated with these radical ideas like critical race theory or radical gender theory. here in conservative texas i talk to moms on my street.

they're telling me there are sexually explicit books put into the school libraries and books for very young children that contain ideas about confusing like switching gender identity. i think democrats are [inaudible] >> making this an issue. they will turn -- elizabeth: we're having technical difficulties. we'll try to, let's by the way, we've got some sound on this what is going on. listen to the sound from nicole neily. watch this. >> they know better than anybody how to spend money on democratic candidate and undermine american education but certainly not how to let children learn and thrive. so really an astonishing claim by them. they don't care what we think. we've seen 99% of their donations go to democrats. over the summer, this past summer, they voted at their annual meeting create an enemy lists that opposed radical gender activism.

they voted last year to create a enemies list about critical race theory parents that are against it. elizabeth: putting patients in charge of their own surgeries. what am i missing here? he is tweeting about parents stepping in to find out about what parents are doing at their chosen schools. this at the same time, kristin, swalwell's campaign spending thousands of dollars on luxury hotels, fine dining, in places like nantucket, new york city, expensive locations. this is serious cash they're dropping as americans around the nation facing inflation. >> eric swalwell says he fights for the -- in this country. luxury travel. this is note the first time he has been under fire for this. i was on this show earlier this

year we we talking about how his campaign spent $60,000 in six weeks on luxury travel in places like paris. i mean $60,000. that is almost as much as median household income in the u.s. he was staying at hotels that often charge well over $1000 per night. it is so insulting to voters and to his supporters but this is what the democratic party is now. they are completely out of touch for average working-class people. elizabeth: great to have you on. we'll have you back on again soon. good to see you. this report coming in, that the white house may try to fight a court ruling, administration may push back against this. that an fbi agent must be deposed in a lawsuit for allegedly working with facebook to bury the hunter biden laptop story before the 2020 election. congressman greg stuebe, he is next on "the evening edit." >> this is a huge step forward because it means we getting closer to finding out how much the fbi may have pressured big

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judge terry dowdy in western district of louisiana, ruling that fbi special agent elvis chen must be deposed under oath for louisiana and missouri lawrence for his alleged involvement in facebook. -- administration they try to fight that. >> they do. and thankfully we have a judge that believes in some level of justice allowing each side to depose people who are material races to a case, outside that, you will see republicans, which are poised to take majority in january, start calling in the fbi agencies, we have sent over 500 inquiries and letters to the administration on issues retailed to immigration, and hunter biden and will different things setting precursors with the investigative power when we get the house back, that is

what we're exercising and look forward to a lot more depositions of fbi agents. elizabeth: we know that fbi whistleblowers talking to ron johnson and chuck grassley's office. what will the house do, facebook ceo zuckerberg said it happened, they were visited by fbi agents, talking about russia propaganda then a push to suppress height hunter biden laptop story. >> in my campaigning i heard from an fbi agent that recently retired that left the bureau because of the political targeting that was going on, people like that we'll depose and get information. that will lead to us other evidence. and the mid level and high are level efficient -- officials that were directing this we'll keep going until we get the facts. and allow the american people to see the real

evidence of the corruption that is going on and weaponized and politicized department of justice. elizabeth: when you move on to the allegations against the biden family, when you look at what was going on, we have been pouring through the documents since 2019-20. we see what is going on with the biden family selling access overseas into the obama administration using joe biden's name. the issue is this, when you look at a shell of its former self in ukraine, hunter biden sad on the board of that energy company, despite no energy experience, this is not defunk it is still operating but largely off the radar, their web site does not work. cefc is now you look at what biden family was doing it looks like a lot of their

ventures within belly up. >> you will see every committee in congress, that has jurisdiction over investigative areas they will investigate hunter biden's foreign dealings in places like china and ukraine and burisma and varkhave ability to bring in witnesses and depose them through subpoena power. we'll do these investigations and let american people see the evidence that we have. which based on what information we do have, i think will be lead us to big guy and 10% over whatever position he was getting in some deals, while vice president of united states, that is what we'll be tasked to do. elizabeth: here is the question. their partners they were doing business with overseas, did they do vetting, did they know who they were, what, was risk

to national security? >> clearly we have a corrupt white house in a biden administration because the family has been paid off by our number one national security threat, chinese communist party and republicans will get to the bottom of this when we get the gavels back. elizabeth: congressman stuebe thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: i am elizabeth macdonald you have been watching "the evening edit" on fox news, thank you so much for watching, have a good evening and join us again tomorrow ni night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kennedy: all right strap yourself in we have a huge news night, at any moment we could learn who controls house of representatives. and there are shocking developments in the war in ukraine, russia accused of launching missiles to poland. and nato