black children, it it is unbelievable. james: children of all kinds, distance learning was a failure for many children. we are talking about the impact on lifetime earnings, we have not talked about what isolation does to people. the mental health affects and that goes beyond children when you look at all of the noncovid health disasters that followed in the wake of these shut downs, we could talk all day about this, thank you for joining us, thank you to you, i am james freeman in for elizabeth macdonald, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business, that does it for us, have a good evening. kennedy: they there hump night, now is the time to fix our broken immigration

polices, now that supreme court extended title 42. the border is an unmitigated disaster, number of illegal migrants this year crossing, shattering previous records, 600 thousand so-called got aways, border cities like el paso hit hard. with hundreds or thousands sleeping in streets, and as you know, in subfreezing temperatures, enter title 42, federal order allowing migrant to be turned away due to covid health emergency, white house has been trying to end it and republicans trying to keep it in place as a we to curb illegal bo border crossings, there was an interesting twist, conservative justice neil

gorsuch sides with his liberal counter parts, writing in part: kennedy: in other words, congress needs to do their job and fix this, not the courts. he is right. texas democrat henry cuellar agrees. >> with all do respect to the administration, we need to do immigration reform, they can change the policy by having order at the border, where they say, they did it for the -- homeland security. department, is struggling with some of the more progressive white house staffers, i hope homeland security wins this fantastic

fight. kennedy: i don't know, i don't like homeland security. the problem is both sides are dug in, means the department, not the idea. democrats want to appease the far left and republicans they are happy to do nothing to keep bashing democrats for the crisis, as we know, the white house thinks it is a fun joke. >> do you plan to visit border? >> um, not today. [ laughter ] but i have before, i'm sure i will again. kennedy: oh,. she is so full of hot malarky. by the way she has not really visited the border. did the court get the title 42 decision right or wrong? at-this-point? joining me now to discuss party panel. host of jason rants show, and host of the richard fowler show. and so many shows and hosts and lushous panel. he is richard fowler.

and she is the cofounder of based politics, here in royal blue, she got the memo, hannah cox. great to see you. jason, i start with you. did justice gorsuch get this right with the way he laid out what the court should and show not be doing? >> he did. he got it 100% correct. court should not be involved because it not a legal issue but a political issue, i support title 42, i don't think it has really anything to do with covid, it was a policy pi put in place, taking advantage of covid to do something to stem the tide of immigration, but it should be handled by congress. no one seems to really want to do anything. or athlete not able to get a conon consensus. on democrat side they want border to be open and on republican side enough of a republican push back to not

just want to focus on security, but also deal with for example daca or millions who are here illegal let's right now. short of just going ahead and granting them all citizenship, there is internal struggle there but i think there is more of a consensus to get border security on the republican side than the democrat, and republicans are not going to want to come to a compromise on that i think, you can't compromise on national security. kennedy: well, if you don't see it as a national security issue, you don't have the same urgency. my problem, is, richard, i don't have a problem with immigration, it better for individuals to be able to choose their own fate, but the problem s i don't think that citizenship is a magic solution to any of this. there are so many things that have to happen before we grant this mass an

amnesty. if you don't fix what is wrong structurally with our immigration system. that acts as a further chaotic magnet. >> i think that is right. i agree with jason on some of this, that is rare. i think there has to be a solution, it is in u.s. congress. solutions multifaceted. we have to do something around border security. i think we have to figure out who how we deal with 11 million folks living here and stem the tide of those crossing the border, part of that requires us holding corporation accountable when they hire folks who are undocumented. what trump was in office, democrat put on floor we would fund border security and put in e-verify, if you are a company and you want to hire someone you have to go through e-verify system. they balked at that, it would say if you are a

corporation be responsible. so there goes to jason's point some of the in the inconsistencey on the chamber side. let's modernize immigration system and increase amount of judges we have in immigration court, use internet, these laws were written in early 80s, before i was born. we live in 2023. let's figure out a way to deal with stem the tides of those crossing the border and dealing with daca and those who are here in the shadows, bringing them out of shadows and working on making sure if you want to apply for asylum, you can do it on your phone, and get an adjudication from a judge, i don't know maybe via face time or a secure zoom-type

process, it requires will from congress to do it, both wanting to use this as political football we'll be here for some time. kennedy: they don't have the will to do it is the problem. hannah, you pointed out they short of blob together legal immigration and illegal immigration and that makes that causes harm to the process, which again is already a disaster. >> it is a disaster, i think with title 42, there are a couple problems, one a pandemic era rule, you can like the end goals does not mean they got there in a constitutionally sound way, if you don't think that federal government with cancel student's debt or rent, you cannot agree they can shove through this immigration rule they had no ability get through with votes in congress. i think a lot of republicans are very inconstant in supporting this, 19 states mostly red that are suing to keep it in place are wrong,

and neil gorsuch is a constitutional gang ster, i am tired of hearing republicans say, they only have a problem with illegal immigration, they say, they are fine with legal immigration,ure n you are not, you are working to shut down and limit thing well immigration. if you want people to come legally, make it expediant, easy, safe and fast, i'm tired of seeing people used as pawns. >> so much easier to politicize it than come up with a practical solution that would be better for all parties, not just two dumb-dumb parties who don't have the cajones to tackle this, do not move your muscles we need so much more from you, we have you a little bit later on. >> first, to the border, we

know who is screwing things up. republicans and democrats. white house for last 50 years, but what would a realistic solution look like, joining me to discuss it. david beer. let's talk about this a little bit. it is complicated it is bogged down. there are people who should be able to come here and work, how do you facilitate border fixes, you analyze this stuff for a living what are things that congress could do that would make some of this better and other parts go away? >> before we can talk about solutions, we have to discuss the problem. problem is not that people want to immigrate to the united states, not oven that millions want to. -- the problem is we have 10 million open jobs in this country, and there is no way

for workers to come legally and fig the open positions. -- fill those open positions, what is congress' job? to make sure that immigration happened legally to reduce violations of the law and reduce chaos we're seeing at the border, to do that, we have a blueprint, we saw how the administration on its own cured the problem of ukrainians showing up at the border, in the spring, tens of thousands showed up. at the border. and what did administration do? it responded by creating a legal migration program for ukrainians to immigrate to the united states legally with u.s. sponsor, they become over and guess what, the problem of ukrainians coming to the b the border disappeared, 99.9% of ukranians fleeing you know severe crisis in their country, everyone agrees, is

entering legally, we have thethe blueprint but we used it in a narrow way. kennedy: what are they afraid of? if you can see how to make things better? the cause and affect relationship, of a policy shift, why don't they do more of that? title 42 as you have pointed out before, is really bad policy, and creates this surge that we're seeing. >> absolutely, title 42 is the border crisis, causing more people -- what title 42 said, you cannot come to airport of entry and request permission to apply for asylum. where legal my trading is to -- migration if supposed to happen, they closed that off, people cross the border illegally. and that is the problem we're trying to cure. congress the administration they are not focused on the

big picture, the the big picture we have a huge big government program at the border, not to facilitate access to workers that. everies of united states need. but to do the opposite, so, it is a crisis of our own make, chaos, caused by big government, we need a solution that focusing on creating more legal opportunities. >> not just a asylum that is not working, this is not enough, it is not defined to fit ifit everyone and fulfill the needs. you have over i offered idea of sponsorship on in the past, we'll talk about on another day. david thank you. >>, thank you. kennedy: coming up, later on. a brand-new fox family

addition of ke kennedogs, some of your favorite fox folks and their beloved pets will be with us. kennedy: raising alarms from coast-to-coast. who is behind it? have you been a victim. bryan suits visited one of the attacked substations here, is here to break it down next there he. >> ♪ ♪ gonna go to the place that's the best ♪ ♪ spirit in sky ♪ ♪ ortuguese vineyards. if you too share this simple need, i may be your perfect somewhere. you spend the holidays making everyone else smile, but what about your smile? it needs care too, and when it does, aspen dental is here for you. this season, and every season, we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so, we can bring more life to your smile,

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stopping anyone from coming up with bolt cutters, i am more than 24 hours since there is no cameras or anything. anyway, this is where it happened, the fourth one, are they locals? we don't know. >> that is you know, i am no security expert, suits, but you could get a couple cams for real trip and have a better idea than they to about who did this, what is happening? >> well, i can reveal there was a fifth attack, not talking about on sunday night. ruined my yellowstone. and they attribute it at the your power is back on bot said vandalism. and so here is what i'm telling you last month in clclackamas, oregon, this city of kalama in state of

washington south of me, sunday christmas day, you know, keep in mind, once happen stance, and what about 5 times, i know people that are trained to take down power grids, my experience is to put them back up in iraq, i know what i'm looking at, i'm looking at is not vandalism, chronologically someone from tacoma to where i'm here in god's country, and they did this intentionally on christmas day, and vandalism is backing up your pick up to your high school transformer the night before final, not that i know anything about that i'm just saying that is an example. 5 times on christmas day to max max -- inconvenience people, that is assessment, how quickly on a big holiday

it can be restored, my radar, i default to worse case, we're 6 days away from december 31, new year's day. and so, my spidey sense, based on experience and training is that this was in an assessment, if this is a fentanyl head, just doing to because he can, i would be shocked. keep in mind no copper was stolen, not about stealing copper that san l.a. thing, and these su substations blinded about 15 or 16,000 people in some cases to 24 hours, for me it was restored before it was convenient to watch yellowstone that say work night. but -- you know my interest -- you have it, north carolina by the way. kennedy: is it russians? nazis? who is towing this? is -- who is doing this, far left or antifa progressive radicals bring do down

society? >> keep in mine north korea, iran, china and russia can do it with software. this hardware attack not vandalism but attack, this is something that it is done because you know that competent authorities with restore hour in 24 to 72 hours, this is done as a head fake or a distraction, not a malicious act. via internet overseas, but this combined -- physical attacked combined with internets attacks would be devastating for 3 or 4 weeks -- ask people of north carolina, i have a good idea what capabilities of individual would be to do this, a combination, what happened sunday ochristmas day, on lord's day, c it was a combination of

firearms and actual fire. kennedy: who is doing this? >> i have ideas. but i'm not -- i'm -- >> come on. >> i hope -- i really hope. kennedy: you never have been a tease, this is uncharacteristic. >> i really hope that pierce county, washington has county connection that i do, i really hope and the federal energy regulatory commission does not regulate local substations, you have to could a certain level of knowledge to know that. kennedy: you won't say. >> the attack reveals, capabilities or training that you had or 30 seconds on google, but that i said a vandal, attacks one place, someone -- >> a terrorist attacks 5. >> someone who knows what they are doing does 5 in a row over 12 hour period. kennedy: clackamas is a

bridge too far, you back off, you hit clackamas town center we have problem, bryan suits you are an american hero thank you very much. >> thank you. kennedy: yeah. coming up southwest cancels thousands of flights across the country. with more today. more tomorrow, and friday. you are screwed. can airline ever hope to recover. and should they? one and only scotty martin is joining me in moments. he as the answers.

kennedy: if you are not sleeping in an airport tonight, thank your lucky stars, southwest airlines canceling nearly 11 thousand flights since last thursday, hundreds more before the end of the year, thousands still stranded without refunds and without suitcases,

transportation secretary buttigieg said it is not just the winter storm to blame. >> we're past the point they could say this is a weather driven issue. this indicates is a system failure. they need to make sure that these stranded passengers get to where they need to go and provide their adequate compensation. kennedy: they will be provided a lot of nothing. senate commerce committee will look into the causes. so is southwest in more trouble than they think? party panel is back. jason and richard and hannah. hannah you used to love southwest, what happene? >> i used to be the biggest fan ever, now i have to walk around with a big l on my forehead. i have been moving to delta

over last year. i moved to atlanta now. i had to get in the lounge, i did like southwest, but as a whole, i never liked that any of airlines get our taxpayer dollars that is why you don't see more options in the sky, and consumers get treated like we're third class citizens. i don't think taxpayers show be left footing the bill, you have people booking flights on other airlines and paying thousands and luggage and hotels. the cost is end less. i know mayor pete is threatening to investigate them, but the government is in bed with these people, they never do anything that

benefits consumers a circle jerk. kennedy: they are not scaring southwest to do anything differently, they have known this for a long time, richard, they got 7.2 billion in pandemic money, they didn't update their system. >> yeah, that is the sad part. you know at beginning of pandemic, we saw these airlines get backed up by the government, not the first time, during 9/11 they did as well. here is the sad part for thousands of travelers, who are sort of stranded in various places, and for the millions of pieces of luggage. all over. this is really sad. this goes down to this, not about the flight attendant or pilot, this is management not able to management right when you hear flight attendance waiting 5 hours to find out what flight they should work or pilot waiting 6 hours to find out what plane, this tells you that airline has really serious

management issues, they need to deal with asap and to hannah, as dealt cacustomer -- de delta customer, the water is warm come on in. kennedy: we flew delta this holiday, they were amazing. they were looking at different airlines, southwest, you know doesn't that have luxury. because that is the path they have chosen. jason, what are some of the worst horror stories you heard about some of the southwest cancellations? >> look. everyone is screwed at this point, anyone who takes southwest, i think you take a little bit of a risk, part of reason that prices are so cheap, they don't necessarily put their funding into new scheduling software, that would make it

so some someone like this happens, it is rare, they be able to mitigate some of the issues, i chose long time ago to not take southwest, because they wear shorts, and i refuse to be around any professional who wears shorts, they are not saving me if the blea plane dose gown. kennedy: that is not -- goes down. kennedy: that is not true, shorts are great. >> dealt is does not wear shorts, i love delta. >> or pants. >> they happen, it is unfortunate, if i were on any of these flights i would vow to never take southwest. kennedy: i don't think that -- >> i don't understand. kennedy: people that are stranded at christmas. there are a lot of people saying hell i'm never flying southwest. if they have 90% of the canceled flights, then something is deeply wrong with their airline. and if your airline is that

screwed up, why should anyone trust you, i think they should give that 7.2 billion dollars back, i don't think they are too big to fail. richard pointed out. spirit airlines does not have cancellations like this, we thought that was garbage airline. >> right. >> that part, that part. kennedy: yeah. all other parts too. we're friends. >> you know, pay for water on spirit, i would rather pay for water than be stranded. >> have to pay for water to spirit? >> charge to use the bathroom. it will be -- they tried to in europe. but, they will do that here, it will be spirit. and americans are used to soiling their streets, they will have no problem with that on the cabin of gross airline. >> charge on flushing. >> a per flush charge there $20 a flush. kennedy: not good. >> jason, richard and hannah

thank you. >> good to see you. >> southwest shares plummets more than 10% since the market closed last week, no end in sight for the cancelations, many flyers swearing off airline forever, good, competing airlines, swooping in with price capped fares in certain cities to save stranded travelers, smartest thing they could do. is it too late to pull southwest out of that reputational nose dive, here with me now, fox news contributor, scotty martin. so, scott, let's discuss, don't care if southwest is beyond repair, i -- their excuses have been so thin, and lame. well we didn't have enough tools, really? you are using sea sweet

jargon. kennedy: >> it is. >> and we didn't have staffing issues, bro, it is not weather or staffing our airline should not exist, can they rebound? >> well, they will. probably come back from this. because as you point out with party panel, the government will swoop in to help again. and the government has fallen asleep on the wheel on knowing what southwest had been up to. fun caveat new ceo at southwest in last 12 months bob jordan, who took over from the much harolded gary kelly who done improvement this goes from top to the bottom. and richard fowler made me think of those terrible baggage people that are out there, as far as bags that can't find the people they belong to. also the passengers and look at those beautiful bags,

they don't have their homes. kennedy: no. and can you imagine like, it is christmastime. if youi you are not carrying everything on with you, they are full of christmas presents, and christmas was ruined for thousands of children. i hope parents remember that. forever. otherwise if there is a another bailout, they should give the money back they should give the 7.2 billion back, and start with people who had canceled flights and you know, there were no real gestures made to get people in hotels, to get them food, to get their bags, just like go home, thanks though, maybe after new years, see you later. >> also winter, also the holidays, not like they were a bunch of flights to be taken. if you were not on your southwest flight.

buttigieg is now fired up about this, now it has been going on for 5 or 6 days, now he turns his attention, by the way, i have friends that are supposed to not get to the next flight that southwest has them to until sunday. this has been about a week of pain and my christmas was ruined not because of the baggage but ill blame southwest too. kennedy: you should. anyone who didn't get present they wanted, who didn't have the action per the experience they dreamed up we want reparations from southwest, they skewed it up, a lot of flights canceled, when you are hum humping around 90% o90 those canceled flights, you should not be in, pete buttigieg cannot handle the job. between this, and rail worker strike, he did not divert because he was in portugal. >> i how the these was putting air in bike tires. kennedy: i'm getting a ride

on my bike a block away, let me out, scotty martin thank you. >> see yeah. kennedy: yeah. >> next, new york very first legal recreat recreation, cannabis shop opening its doors tomorrow, can they compete with the city's black market? the dispensary ceo has party favors, he is a priest, he is next.

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dispense preopenned tomorrow in manhattan, it has a competition from a very r robust black market, joining me now. the nonprofit, reverend charles king welcome to the show. >> thank you, good to be with you. kennedy: i'm delighted for you, this is exciting. i am wondering what kind of a cannabis market, legal will new york city have. it will be california kind they run well intention business owners out of the market? or colorado kind where they try to adapt to a changing market? >> so, we have been assured by mayor and cannabis control board that they

intend that legal dispensaries are opening to crackdown on the illegal market, they have a good reason for doing so, three. first, we're selling cannabis that is unadulterated, lab tested. we're also not selling to minors. and we're paying city, state and federal taxes. the city and state have a huge incentive to make the legal regulated market work. to move on the illegal market as thing legal market comes on line. kennedy: you can go to any vape shop, they have giant jars of flower on the counter, they are not afraid of being arrested. they are making money hand over fist, it is not

regulated, they are not sketchy dudes in hoodies, in the park at 2 a.m., how do you compete with that. >> you know, we're prepared to open up for business and do your very best, we know we are not goiing to be able to compete to price but we will compete on quality, that is important. we're also counting on the city and state to follow through on their commitment to allow the regulated market to have a fair shot at being able to come into business. they are not going to make money off of the illegal shops, but a lot of money off of the taxes we pay, they have a huge incentive to allow to us function well. kennedy: i hope they do. i know that a lot of people who'll be working in your dispensary, they have been victims of the war on drugs. you know the war on drugs which failed, you are giving

a lot of people an opportunity to potentially one day open their own business. >> that is right. we're giving a preference in hiring for people who have been criminalized for cannabis possession and sale, we have training program in place that will help people move up in the industry. and b we'll sepulveda are support people to secure their own licenses we're in this business we believe that cannabis gives us an opportunity to address the harms caused by as you say failed war on drugs. >> yes. and big government, hopefully, will 11 learn to do the right thing, thank you, charles. >> thank you, so much. kennedy: absolutely. >> guess what topical storm is next, fox family edition of kennedogs, bring on your famous pooches, that is next.

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viagra, get it. boing. topic two. 4-year-old girl in australia, yeah. has learned valuable lesson after gets stuck in a restaurant claw machine. that is poppy pike. trapped in a game like a stick y quart, her sisters convinced her to climb into the machine so she could steal teddy bears, this was an case for entrapment. cost them 50 bucks in coins, her mom forced her to return the teddy bear. that whole thing was as fruitless as chris christie's pantry. after crawling in and out, she is now qualified to fix her family hvac system. topic 3. man from uganda with 102 children said he is putting his we'ves on birth control,

he cannot afford to have more, like they say, you ganda do what you ganda do, a farmer who spreads as much seed in his free time as he does during work hours, moussa has 12 wives, 102 children, and 568 grandchildren, all attention still goes to marcia, he makes all 12 of hits wives live in the same house to make sure they don't cheat on him with other men in the village. most of the men in village are his sons. but now he said, inflation is making is hard to feed his family, they go 3 birthday cakes a day. that is why he put all his laids on birth control, to stop the madness. and to be extra sure he sent his viagra to a house in illinois. a lot of holiday traditions involve flower and eggs,

baked. but one spanish town flies their flour, marking holy innocence day with a giant food fight. watch this. >> been happening there for 200 years. the town of evi, localing use flour and eggs to stage among coup against the government. aoc said she was almost killed in the attack, she was a small ocean away at this time. barely enough food to feed a family in uganda for a week. every year it is lead by a group called -- who takeover the government and make outlandish laws like finding people for walking on the sidewalk, like living in los angeles. >> topic 5. time for fox talent edition of kennedogs, favorite dogs

from favorite fox anchors. that caitlyn jenner's puppy, bertha. next up charles payne giving kisses to his sweet t pooch sonny, and guy benson with roy, i know roy. i want guy, i married him and maria b bartiromo's pup dusty, in is katie pavlich dog, gaston who likes brussels spouts and david asmanna his late puppy lovely luna god rest her soul in heaven, and kat timpf with her frenchy karl, the best. liz claman with rosie. and their two lovelies, lastly, greg gut ffeld and his new baby gus, i love it thank you for watching me. you can follow me on twitter. tomorrow night on the show,

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