>> 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 signature.

what happens now? world war tre ? we don't know. but first, all eyes on florida as we await a big announcement from former president trump, is tonight the night he will tell us whether or not he will run again for the house, if he doesn't, why is he holding a fancy events. we have say live look in mar-a-lago. 45 is to speak in two hours. crowd already gathering. very excited. here is the thing, trump announced tonight's speech before the midterms, back when republicans were expected to win in a big red tsunami, that did not happen, political landscape is now different, many republicans blame trump for g.o.p. disappointing election cycle, they did not win the senate now, did they? and the house still in the air, if republicans had won big, tonight would be a

layup, but we're seeing some of his allies turning on him among them, former vice president and fly magnet, mike pence. >> do you believe that donald trump should ever be president again? >> david, i think that is up to the american people. but i think we'll have better choices. kennedy: oh, snap! stormer presidential rival texas senator ted cruz is largely in the presidento corner. >> if he is the nominee i would ep n -- support him. kennedy: what is going on there. what do voters think even in florida a mixed bag. >> i don't think he should run. i think there are better candidates with less baggage. >> i would love to see him in white house. >> his legal troubles will follow him. i don't think it is a good idea. >> he wasn 't bad but he

wasn't good neither. >> he did a g -- good job before and i miss him. kennedy: oh, i miss him, sometimes our best days are behind, what is happening from mar-a-lago. rich edson in the room. what do you feel, and see? reporter: well we're feeling about 200 people coming into the room tonight filling up the seats for an announcement in a couple hours. former president is pec expected to announce he is officially becoming a candidate for president of united states that is what his aides are saying, but still have to wait. until after this 9 p.m. speech beginning there are a number of republicans who are requesting that the former president not announce that he is running for president, not yet. they are looking that december 6 run off in

georgia, senate race there telling him, hold off until then, trump's success rate in competitive races for mid terms last week of those, that we have seen called, is 13 of 37. or 35%. so if trump declares tonight he is likely months ahead of other republicans one suspected candidate florida governor ron desantis, he won reelection here in florida by 20 percentage points. trump called him ron sanctimonious. >> one thing i learned in this job is that when you are leading getting things done, you taken coming fire, that is the nature of it. reporter: there is also a question of who else may join this race. some republicans have suggested that trump will have company in 2024.

>> noise, we need steady hands, we need leaders that are looking forward not staring in rearview mirror claiming victim hood. >> does it change your plans that he is declaring. >> what happens today or tomorrow will not have an impact on that. reporter: it will be a few months before former president is joined by anyone in this campaign field, giving him a open space here. but the question then remains, republicans who on fence are noncommittal saying they would support him if he were nominee, but do they plan on supporting anyone else, they am look for who is in the crowd, and who is going to be announcing their support immediately. kennedy: rich, you have heard from anyone in the room who thinks he is not running. reporter: today, we heard from some folks closed to

former president who refused to get into whether he will officially run, only saying there is a smash campaign announcement, late -- special campaign announcement later in day we heard from trump officials this is cooked. 100%. he is running. people like to point out about how for a couple decades, then real estate mogul donald trump teased a presidential run before he did it. a little bit different, he has run for president, won the presidency and now teasing for months he will do this. kennedy: maybe he is this generation's grover cleveland. too exciting to contemplate thank you, rich. >> okay kennedy. kennedy: a mixed bag with voters wanting trump to run again, 65% of them they don't want him to run at all, ever, for anything, not just him, many polls show most voters don't want biden to run against either.

why would you? if trump really throws his hat in ring will that motivate biden to do the same? a lot can happen in two years for one biden will be 82. trump will be 78. president biden is goiing to be 80 sunday, that is a lot of years between them and a lot of time for voters to realize they don't want either of them as president. so, should they really run again or should we put them out to pasture, to it with party panel, senior policy analyst, inez stepman is back. with fox news senior political analyst, it is juan williams. and 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, chair of you are the power. spike cohen. exciting news. so inez not the same snap

and crackle past trump now. announcement have had. >> snap and crackle was trump's bred and butter. some of his nicknames are off this time. i think that there is a lot of reasons to think trump would not be best candidate for 2024. i don't think that republican voters will be told that by me, you or pages of national review or conservative chatters class, they have to make that determination on their own, i think more whispers there are about establishment not wanting donald trump to run stronger his position is. this is up to the republican voters. kennedy: they will be, based to results from last tuesday night, it has been a mixed bag from different republicans and different parts of the country. juan. sometimes people don't want the same thing in different

parts of the great states. you tell me, juan, if the president does in fact announce he is running again, is this the gift that democrats want? but don't deserve? >> well, grover cleveland, i don't know. snap, crackle pop. how about big dud like in you know fire cracker that didn't go off. as you point out. democrats are saying, wait a minute this guy lead republicans to a losing campaign in 18, they lost record number of mid midterm seats, and losing camcampaign election in 2020 and this year, and they want to go down the same road again, from democrats perspective, have at it, but for a second to put myself in republican shows,

shoes, boy are they blistered he is doing this before the run off in georgia. mitch mcconnell wants herschel walker to win, this takes all of the attention away, as if trump is running the party of trump not under the republican banner. kennedy: is that the best thing to break up two party system spike? is there some utility and donald trump continuing his political career? does it shatter the paradigm we have that many could argue, is quite broken and could something good come from this? >> i think there is utility for other parties for donald trump to run again for third parties and libertarian. it you want a good case for the fact that republicans and democrats will keep giving you terrible options, trump versus biden 2 should drive that home.

remember, in this case, with donald trump, we know we have benefit of knowing how he will govern, like a life long new york democrat, he ran uproared amount of spending and fought for red flag laws and other gun control. and he empowered cdc, and fought for lockdowns in opening months of covid, attacked governors and other country that ended their lockdowns. he ran up so much debt, so much so quickly, 7 trillion in one term to fund that, federal reserve had to print out half of money that was printed ever, which lead to inflation we're suffering now. and now we have attacking ron desantis who has a good chance of beating biden. if he wins the primary he will come away at ron desanctimonious and have that hanging over him, i hope we have trump versus biden 2. kennedy: interesting.

inez stepman is it better to have a candidate one term or two term president? >> since all we can get are sort of boomers and pre-boomers to run our country, i am not sure that there is any distinction any more, ages of everyone in the race other than a few gen-x stalwarts like ron desantis and potentials a lot of over 75, most pushing 80. trump and i think 76, he'll be 77, nancy pelosi is thinking about retirement at 80. so, mcc mcconnell is 80, we're running the same set of people over and over, maybe that is what we deserve, maybe hillary clinton will come out of retirement, and run with biden we'll have a hillary

clinton biden trump election, make that is what we deserve. the they have it turnover the reins is both parties, we will be set up where gen-x runs republican party and millennials run democratic party. kennedy: i trust the gen xers more. >> i am a millennial and i trust you more too. kennedy: trump would be a one term president, republicans have to that could or that into -- factor that into their voting seeker not a long-term savior, if he is would run, against great odd its would be just one term. that is in the constitution. panel don't move, coming up we may get too close to nuclear war, russian missiles reportedly killing two people in poland. nato country, how do we stop world war iii before christmas. one man can do it, mike

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potentially crossing a major red line. killing two people in poland. and polish president responding saying we verify premises of article 4 of nato we're in contact with our allies we're expecting talks with the american side. he has reportedly now spoken by phone with president biden, if it was russia. if this is an act of war against nato, how should the u.s. respond. joining me now former cia officer, check out catalog for christmas needs mike baker is back, welcome back. >> thank you, thank you for pointing everyone to the catalog. this holiday season get your center pieces made out of classified material, great stuff. and festive. first things, when you have a missile strike, whether in poland or any anywhere

else, you end up with a big pile of missile debris, evidence will not be a problem identifying which missiles landed inside poland, what happens after, that nobody in nato wants to enact article 4 or escalate this conflict. this will be an interesting moment. we have evidence. we will then have to decide how nato as a community will respond. i just don't see that they will have any interest in escalating this. kennedy: poland is like, article 4 not article 5, article 5 is we were attacks article 4 is threatened. softer language. but let me ask you, because there are various reports swirling that could have

been an -- errant ukranian missile, if they somehow launched a missile on into poland do we have to defend poland against the ukraine. >> i did not see you coming up with that question. you know, in the world of where you have to game out every scenario. here is in a sense, what happened. g20 meets, they host a speech by zelenskyy. zelenskyy you know demands that russia withdraw from all ukraine an territory, which makes good sense. and then shortly af therefore after there after russia launches largest strike to today against ukraine infrastructure, power systems. shutting down power to 60%, putin organized this as a response ahead. you don't just sit at your

desk, zelenskyy gives a speech then you decide i'm firing off a hundred missiles, and maybe a dozen iranian drone strikes, he had calculated this he thought this through, and said this is what i'm going to do to send a message to western leaders, g20 that i cone cdon't care what you think or say, idea that it was a ukraniane errant missile. we will have a pile of missile debris and we'll know one way or the other and then we'll have the difficult decision. kennedy: ukraine are never getting that nato invite if it was ukraine, i don't care what sweden says. >> you don't join a club after you launch a missile on it, that is highly unlikely scenario, given fact that russia blanketed ukraine shortly after the

speech from zelenskyy with missiles, within dozens of miles of polish border, the coincidence would be astounding if not errant russian missiles. >> we're not completely hosed before christmas, partly because horton square group ornament could buy 4 get the fifth free, but no onen 'ts to over react. >> if you buy enough from portland scare group catalog, i will stop by dressed as santa and deliver the gifts, put them under the tree and sit and drink all your gin . kennedy: and you won't even know she there thank you baker. >> talk to you soon. kennedy: coming up republicans divided on who is in charge, today they held a vote. democrat still bragging over

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rick scott challenging mitch mcconnell for top dog, he said he has the votes. >> be views obvious we may or may not be voting tomorrow, i think that outcome will be clear. i want to repeat, i have the votes, i will be elected. only issue is whether we do it sooner or later. kennedy: i got the votes, i got fingers in my freezer. >> it appears to voter hate both parties. that is for certain, why are so many powerful lawmaker so bad? panel is back. that is inez stepman, juan williams and spike cohen, one thing that has driven me crazy since tuesday night,

democrats saying oh, my god we're so amazing we'll be so progressive and sense more money, no, voters hate both parties. i don't think that any of this is good news for voters. >> you have glasses how do you see it. >> only glasses of opinions. i think that the malaise that voters feel with both parties is connected to something esoteric. such a large percentage of our actual governing decisions are not made by people we election then administrative state has been en expanding for a hundred year, eeating more and more of american democracy, i think we have the malaise, a feel like

nothing changes is because it to some extent does not matter, there are so many unelected bureaucrats in washington who are permanent, they never lose their jobs and they are hard to control by our supposed elected officials that we're supposely voting for, that feeling, of nothing ever changing, that has a lot to do with underlying structure reality that we're no longer a c constitutional republic but governed by bureaucrats. kennedy: what do you do about that spike with new government agents created. 87 thousand irs agents employed out of thin air, there is a difficult bell to unring, almost as though inez got a look at your talking point. >> i was saying she said what i. ed to say, but it is very simple. we have to do opposite of what got us here, congress,

has abdicated their responsibility. to this this min -- administrative save. they get more and more control. and whoever is holding presidential pen and phone at the time. only way to do that replace all of them with people who will roll power back and put it back in hands of congress, i will make a bold bet wager, anyone who wants to bet against the me feel free to reach out to me on social media, does not matter who next speaker is. it does not matter who the next majority or minority leaders in house and senate are, government will continue to grow, and inflation will continue to grow, cost of living will grow, national debt will grow. and our rights are going to continue to diminish, we'll continue to get screwed as long as we keep voting for republiccrats and

demobricans, we will continue to be screwed over, only way to have anything back and freedom, is to replace them all with people who will put the power back in the hands where it belongs in congress. kennedy: do think that you is possible juan? possible for you know both parties who made government so big and powerful to give that power back? >> you know, i must say, live libertarian instinct but i think we saw in midterm was voters said we want to go back to normal, we don't like extremism positions, we thought people voting for donald trump who said, we're sick of all of the establishment politics we want someone who is a game changer, who will shake them up. you know how people say, he

went too far, he alienated so many people, and people did not feel they personally got more power, congress still i agree, abdicates responsibility on so many levels ev economy -- even to declare war, they are, trade that. they can't take act, people want to know that government runs in a we can anticipate and understand away from giving big tax cuts to your pals. kennedy: hey, man, guess what, my pals are working americans, who can't afford anything because their taxes are too high. so is rent. so are the costs goods of it is -- it is you know tax cuts don't just benefit people like jeff bezos. and they also are one of few things that inspire economic propose --s from

prosperpy, democrats have to stop demonizing tax cuts. we have to go. inez stepman, juan and spike love you. >> thank you. >> thank you me. >> thank you. >> thank you for thanking me. kennedy: a different blunt discussion, house committee did something useful, held a hearing on legalizing marijuana, representatives from both parties are ready for change, representative 21 states have already legalized the devil's lettuce. when will government get onboard joining me now south carolina republican congress woman nancy mace. welcome back. >> thank you so much. kennedy: did we make headway today?

is there a glimmer of hope? >> certainly there was a landmark hearing, we have not a bipartisan cannabis hearing yet this legislative session. to have republicans and democrats come together to have a frank conversation about the problems but also solutions to cap cap cannabis reforms, vi we talk with state reform act and i talked about that bill and benefits. i want to thank democrat chairman of that subcommittee civil rights. jamjaime raskin for holding the hearing, we asked for it. it is great to show the country. ththis is an issue we come together on. kennedy: one of few where democrats and rational republicans like yourself have same level of pat

passion to freedom in their very states and constituents, you said only place there is a pro-prohibition attitude left is in congress, how do you change that? >> we have to start with working together. if we have a republican controlled house, democrat controlled senate, that is a main date by the citizens of our nation to reach across aiferlaisle and work together, i work in a very purple district in south carolina, the state overall is very red, if you poll our residents they support cannabis reform and rights of states to determine their laws they love medical cannabis in my district it guess further vast majority support adult use. this is an issue that is a winning issue, no matter. we can't just sit on sidelines as. we have to move it forward, fair and responsible manner we have to work together.

kennedy: stop bearing you're burying your hand in sand and a equating marijuana is fentanyl, that is irresponsible. >> do you think that kevin mccarty is up to the job? >> we are, i voted for him today, he came in early in my race in 2020, i flipped a seat hill by a democrat in 2020, i won by only one point. and kevin mccarthy was with us from day one, i appreciate his support, he understands that every district is different. and i just won overwhelmingly, my reelection by 14. we were able to turn 40 percent of the democrat precincts, we made them republican this time, and outperformed ne in every measure, he understands that my district is different. we march to the beat of our own drum and an more independent streak, he

reports that, i don't envy his job today there is a well the of division, not only republicans versus democrat but in our own parties. he is up to task to brin us together. kennedy: hopefully we'll know before the end of the show who is controlling congress. congresswoman they voted for in droves this time, because you work hard, and you pass bills, you work with democrats. on very important issues, and i wish there were more people in congress who were willing to do that thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mace in the place. >> colorado has voted to reelection governor jared jjaron polis by large margin, called most libertarian governor in america he is a democrat. does his success show liberals how they can reject big government. governor polis will join me next.

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♪ ♪ kennedy: we there we go, last night mouth trumpet monday, winner janet. colorado democrat governor jaron polis saled to reelection last week after breaking with his party. and easing covid restrictions. way back in 2021. he is considered a liberty lover for his support of school choice and his calls to end colorado state income tax. and he is a dem, we got to on the libs he is called -- colorado democrat governor jaron polis. so nice to see you again, sir. >> kennedy been too long, great to see you. kennedy: how did you win big

by running on sort of a limited government platform. something unique about the way you govern or something about colorado that has to be governed differently from other purple states. >> you know, really a lot of our messaging is around work we did, simple i am for more freedom and lower taxes lark -- largest property tax cut in colorado. and income tax cut, we protected freedom, woman's right to choose and ma mamarry who you love. we're one of first stating with that, colorado is all about freedom and ability to work hard get ahead and personal responsibility. kennedy: we talked last night with one of the people who helped write ballot

passing the reform in the state. in a therapeutic setting which is good. are you friends with gavin newsom? >> i talk to him from time to time, maybe once every 6 months. you know, he is an associate, i am chair of western governors i was close to doug doocy and mark gordon and spencer cox, i work with a lot with. kennedy: call gavin newsom and tell him about things you have have been doing in the tax and school choice realms, if that level of free thinks infected california, you could vastly improve that state. so you have a different way of doing things, you have a different prism through which you see politics and governance, and you have to electrilook at very old people in charge of

retureturning this country to the ground. would you consider running for president. >> i am not looking to do that i love colorado. one great thing we have term limits in our legislator for governor, we have a lot of young people, our legislator there are people in 20s, 30s and all different ages, a part time position, you can do it while you work your career, i spoke with republican and democrat freshman legislators in colorado springs, you know, this mobility, citizen legislature and term limits that provides for a lot of infusion of new blood. kennedy: but, people in their 20s and 30s don't want to work. they are actually. >> you know, look. politics aside. the people that run for office they are hard workers, i respect them, you republican for state

legislature, you running full time for months, it is not glamorous, i am fla glad we have folks here. kennedy: i can't wait to see what do you next. you know, it is always unconventional, anything that is pro freedom, i am a fan and supporter, thank you very much for your time. and i don't know if they say this like they did in oregon, keep colorado weird, thank you. >> let's keep it weird, thank you, kennedy. >> appreciate it thank you. >> and topical storm is coming up before the break, tickle me tuesday joke, guess on twitter. why couldn't the pirate play cards? to keep it together.

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results are in. remember that beat up fender mustang, smash on saned and signed by kurt cobain? sold 486 thousand. well my 300 dollar guitar keeps. amazing it is beautiful. this was most broken thing on the show, since rudy guliani. and then there was this pair of john lennon's glasses, most expensive 162 thousand dollars. they must be worth it, if they could make yoko ono look like a catch. >> this amy winehouse top piece, 12500, i have not blown that kind of money on hair since i bet against the

the tortoise. highest selling item, it was stinky steve jobs used birkin stocks. 2 twi >> 250,000 for dirt y shoes, so gross. >> now tribute to a man who spent 18 years living in an airport terminal or as american airline calls it weather delay. hhis -- an iranian national who became stranded in a paris airport after being deported with no airport. for 18 years, he slept on an a port terminal bench, showering and brushing his teeth in staff facilities and borrows a mustache

trimmer from a nice french woman. >> he was inspiration for several film, including the terminal. he is considered most famous homeless man since nick nolte, he passed away this weekend, we salute a man who lived a unique life, better than living in canada. topic three. what do you know, canada hates you. >> now celebration of some skills that don't pay the bills. on guinness record day, i deday, sunny in illinois, here is juggling more balls than any human should. just like my prom night.

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