larry: it's not hard to cut taxes and cut spending and unlock fossil fuels equals prosperity and happiness. speaking 'happy, elizabeth macdonald. elizabeth: you always make me happy, thank you, larry. elizabeth: tonight, pete butte buttigieg shows up but literally runs away from residents. in east palestine, ohio, we

have a talkative grand jury fore woman jeopardizing georgia a case on trump. we have james comer, and general matthew whitaker, and nicole niely, economic pro liz peek. we have a hot show for you. is hunter biden's business partner cooperating with the house whole into the president? we have representative comb comer on that. you cannot trust this white house, vice president kamala harris against misleads you. florida governor desantis he is now recruiting hundreds of cops to florida. and desantis is boycotts nbc and ms nbc and teachers trying to tell parents to butt out of schools,

government worker unions claim they have to work from home. why, because it's better for the planet? i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: okay welcome to the show, let's start with your money, stocks i ended higher, optimism about earnings, even as 4th quarter gdp came in at lower than expected. here is the deal, federal reserve minutes show that fed will continue to double down on interest rate hikes to battle historic inflation. edward lawrence is live with the the white house. breaking it down. reporter: a lot of action, president now back in the united states trying to remessage the economy. feels he should get more credit, inflation still we

get another inflation respect tomorrow but inflation still 6.4%. while he was overseas, president fledged to help other countries and solve their energy problem, yet our electric in u.s. is 12% higher than last year, natural gas up tw 27% and fuel oil 28%, i wanted to know this. >> how come did you pivot in energy policy at home to help the inflation we're seeing here. >> have you read the inflation reduction act. >> still waiting. >> it does just that, inflation reduction act helps to lower energy cost and gives americans breathing room, that part of the president's economic policy. >> she is talking about lowers costs for some not inflation, it increases overall inflation new 2024.

then decreases that after that slightly, conclusion from the penn wart review they have low confidence it will have any impact on inflation. >> grow the private sector and shrink the government. jeel. government. reporter: we will likely hear the president talk about more spending as he releases his budget on march 9. elizabeth: always good coverage from you edward. from east palestine, ohio, residents rob and russell. thank you for joining us, we've been worried about you, russell, are you suffering from that toxic train derailment? >> sure, the wife and i are having symptom, today has been a good day, first day in two and a half weeks i

have not had a headache and my voice back to about 97%, my neighbor though, about a thousand yards up from me, had to take his wife to the hospital today, she was having a hard time getting a full breath. elizabeth: russell, that is outrageous. bob, what about you, we hear health problems are rampant. >> i have not heard any of that from my point of view. my wife is super anxious about the situation, we're downwind a little bit, we think we were lucky enough to miss a lot of that. elizabeth: bob is the cdc giving you and your doctors in down any guidance, do you feel you are getting help from government in fema, bob. >> i don't hear anything from the government agents, i have not heard anything,

only person who came to my door that i am aware was is norfolk southern early on. >> how about you russell. >> you get and information, they did open that clinic tuesday. the media here was reporting it wrong, they said it was a treatment clinic. they are not doing treatment. the wife and i did go. they just did data collection, they find out where you were and two mile radius and how much you are there, they will refer you to a pcp if you don't have one, they had mental health there in an rv outside of the church with a couple therapists. elizabeth: what did you think of former president trump's visit, delivering truck-loads of supplies. >> i thought it was wonderful. here is a guy that just like the rest of them that brought water, they were businessmen. they were contractors, there

was mobillia farms that brought us water for the horses, we regular people you know stepping up that they have payroll to make, yet our agencies fall short. kind of makes you upset a bit. elizabeth: bob, what did you think of trump's visit, trump is getting criticized for not going to fatal train crashes on his watch, this is a toxic chemical train derailment, potentially contaminating mull intelle multiple states in ohio river, when did you make of his visit? >> it was a private thing. there were a lot of people that wanted to attend. i think they were expecting some kind of a rally like he had in the past. but i think he did a decent job of just connecting with the local people. the officials and just reassuring us that he's behind us and to what he can to take care of the issues. >> bob what did you think of

pete buttigieg's visit? >> really have no comment, i don't know much about the guy. i shouldn't say. to me, a a lot is for show for them, they are here for a while, then they are gone, we have to deal with norfolk southern and get made whole. elizabeth: russell, your reaction to former president trump and secretary buttigieg, buttigieg was there three weeks after the crash, and his press secretary blocked residents of yourtain town from asking him questions. >> this community needs are not excuses. all of the other things you have been hearing, but answers and results. -- we have told you loud and clear you are not for gotten. too many cases our goodness and perseverance met with indeference. >> again, on terms of times of visit, i'm trying to strike the right balance

allowing ntsb to play with the role. >> can we ask why it took him almost 3 weeks to get here? >> i'm sorry, not on camera. >> what was his personal time off. >> i'm having him talk you to off camera. >> why he waited until president donald trump came here to actually make an appearance this say opi important question that people would like to know. >> i would be happy to have a conversation with you, i do not' to be on camera. elizabeth: that is the job of treasury press secretary, answering questions on camera. what did you make of this? >> i made, this morning, i seen him on fox news, and he was being m, to by the epa and norfolk southern employee, he never looked out of place, he looked like a 6 grader that got a book

report assignment that was given to him friday it was due monday, he looked so out of place, he don't belong there, give him a pink slip, he needs to go away, he does not do good. elizabeth: to russell's point, bob this is a toxic dump rain wreck, this is about caring about working class americans. >> it is. and you are correct. we don't feel much love from the government. it is terrible. elizabeth: you know senator joe manchin, even he is a democrat he called this unacceptable last week a senior administration official did not visit until two weeks after the crash, other agents there after, still no fema aid, your town

is suffering, we don't want it to turn to a ghost town this government needs to step in and help you right now, russell. >> hurry sure, i'm still waiting to well water testing, my wife and daughter are bath takers, i'm a shower taker, they are freaking out, they don't know if they can take a b bath yet or not, i am a huge out doors man i am waiting from a phone call or oarfish a -- the fish and game commission telling us don't eat what you harvest this year. this is massive, beyond scales of this town of 4700 people don't know how to deal with. >> it is heart breaking and to what russell is saying, the ntsb said it was preventible. i know you don't want to get into politics, but buttigieg

blames deregulation under trump, the rules exempted that train from more safety oversight it was not considered a high hazardous toxic flammable train because not all of the cars were filled with the toxic flammable liquids, when you heard that, what was your first reaction. >> i can't believe they could say that with a straight face. the massive amount of chemicals there were more that didn't burn as i understand it. no expert but so much hearsay, 5 of cars was highly toxic. was involved in in the spill and the fire and the whole thing, this is politics as usual. why do they have to blame trump for everything, he has been gone for two years it is ridiculous. elizabeth: what do you think about that? >> yeah.

then come to find out from ntsb preliminary report today that i watched, it lays it out there in black and white, they want to flame him for that braking system that did not get pushed that braking system didn't have anything to do with that. when you listen to report, them cars came out of tracks then the braking system applied. it is not even up for discussion there is no fl blame there the flame is at biden administration and clown show representing us in dc . elizabeth: it had flammable fo toxic chemicals on the it. this is the bottom line. stop with the finger pointing that is it. bob and r russell, we'll stay on the story we're worried about you, your town, families and pets and animals this outrageous thank you so much for joining us we'll stay on it.

>> thank you. elizabeth: joining us now matthew whitaker. move to this story. good to see you. in your opinion did the fore woman of special grand jury jeopardize the case. this races concerns she could be destroying the prosecution's case. >> i think this is a major concern for a couple reasons, not only is she hurting the prosecutors who are trying to decide whether this is a case to bring, she has undermined confidence in the grand jury process. if you watch this woman speak and you think about her leading the jury as the elected foreperson, this is frightening someone like this would be given that type of power to determine whether or not charges should be brought, whether it is against former president trump or others.

i think this -- her going public with this, on the media tour she went on, that will undermine, if they were going to bring charge its weakening those cases. >> report come in that trump's legal team and lawyers close to several witnesses may nov to quash any possible indictments. let's sit back and please get your reaction to what happened with emily, the fore woman. >> after everything that you have seen, what would your reaction be if d.a. decides again bringing charges. >> -- against brings charges. >> i will be sad if nothing happens. that's about my only request, is for something to happen. >> is it -- would you say with there are indictments recommended. of course,. >> yes. >> is it more than 12 people? or more than 20 people? >> i think if you look at

page numbers of the report, there is about 6 pages in the middle that got cut out. allow for spacing. >> i wanted to hear from the former president, i thought it would be cool to get 60 seconds of president trump of me looking at him saying do you solemnly swear, i thought that would be awesome moment. elizabeth: on camera, enjoying herself, and biased. talking about how she would be sad if the da does not bring indictments and secret deliberations, the judge ordered no one to talk. if he did not speak, if we did not' anything about this, was -- is it safe to say or argue that prosecutors purposely picked her because she is

malleable. she would do what she wanted to go after trump and not weigh in balance with integrity the facts. >> well, yeah, that is one of the greatest of our country, the grand jury system, then the trial jury system. that is one of few areas where ordinary is thes citizens can be involved in criminal justice, it is clear this individual, and the prosecutors office did not take the proceedings seriously. there is -- she in addition to everything that she said, undermines any credibility of this special grand jury, she also told us about how they were frat ernizing and going to ice cream parties together with the prosecution team. i have never seen anything like this before, i have presented a lot of evidence to a lot of grand juries and never seen this type of socialization. elizabeth: they are talking about this grand jury, republican witnesses, lied

under oath they were bringing perjury indictments that throws everything up in the air. >> yeah. the final word and i'm not sure that this foreperson with your grand jury members were in a position to evaluate what the but and facts were and determine the charging decisions, i think this undermining the case. elizabeth: thank you matthew whitaker. >> this shock trend. multiple states that include defund police cities now losing hundreds of cops to florida. governor desantis is recruiting them. >> and is hunter biden a business partner cooperating with the probe? we'll talk with house oversight chair james comer next on "the evening edit." a dedicated advisor

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big week for us moving forward with actually receiving hard copies of financial records from the biden family and get a better information on the money trails and what the type of businesses they were involved in i'm optimistic about mr. sherwin and look forward to others coming in meeting with us next week that were involved. elizabeth: hunter and james biden did not comply with your deadline. but eric sherwin could turnover the financial documents next week? >> that is correct. >> she was a president of hunter biden rosemont si seneca that overseas business deals, he helped make the biden family money. >> well, we know he handled president's finances in addition to hunter's

finances, it should be in one of the business dealings they were involved in high is a key figure independenting what types of deals the -- in understanding the types of deals that biden families were involved in and the sources of foreign revenue that was coming in to the personal accounts of the bidens and understanding what the source of that revenue was. we're pleased to be working with him there is an e-mail mr. sherwin sends on "moonlight" hu hunter might -- hunter biden his father -- he was doing to deposit that and write hunter a check why joe biden, this guy had access so joe biden's checking account. at the end of the day we're trying to determine whether or not joe biden lied to the american people about his knowledge and his dealings with the families influence

peddling and whether or not joe biden benefit the financially, then at the end of the day to determine whether or not this administration is compromised because of millions they have received from our adversaries. >> what could sherwin deliver. >> money came from china, we want to know who in china. who is the source in china that delivered millions of dollars into the biden account, as well as millions of dollar in university of pennsylvania and university of delaware for joe biden's post presidential activities, we also want to know what was this money for. if china is giving the bidens millions, i would assume that they want to get a return on their investment. what was china getting in return? for depositing millions of dollars into the various accounts. that were funneling money to the biden account, he ask is a key figure, we're

appreciative he is willing thus far to be corporative and look forward to a lot of information in the very near future. elizabeth: you have asked, what is the biden family the business. yet they have millions, are you talking bribery and corruption? >> we don't know. it is odd to receive this much money from these sources in adversarial countries and not have anything to show for it you talk about other people democrats want us to investigate say jared dokushner, i know what business he was involved in and but the bidens, what is their account as you said they did not manufacture anything or licensed to sell anything, what did they do to j generate millions of dollars. elizabeth: are you subpoena

hunter biden and james biden for document glts. for. documen. >> we'll focus on people around them first and focus on bank records and we'll answer that question when the need arises. right now we have a lot of answers to our questions froms associates from hunter biden and jim biden, who was involved in just as many things at hunter biden, only difference is that jim did not leave a laptop around, he has just as many problems work have just as many questions for the president's brother as the son. elizabeth: house oversight chairman james comer. >> thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story governor desantis, boycotting nbc and m-- >> desantis is recruiting the cops bill is next in

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>> we have reduced heating and electricity bills so folks have more money in their pockets to buy school supplies, replace the dishwasher or take a family vacation. elizabeth: another false claim from the vice president this white house is misleading you, your electricity costs up 12% and fuel oil up nearly 28%. and natural gas 27% and rising inflation forces americans to pick between paying bills or saving for future. gerri willis has the story in new york. reporter: more evidence that consumers are struggling financially, drawing sound saving to pay cost of living, new bank rate survey shows almost 40% of americans have less savings

than this time last year, and 10%, they had no savings. meanwhile, more than a third, 36% saying their credit card debt out weighed their savings. >> i think there is a cost to the high and sustain level of inflation we have seen. coupled with rising and high interest rates. and consumers are having literally to pay those costs, they are drawing down some of the so-called excess savings that was accumulated during earliest days of the pandemic. reporter: u.s. consummer credit card debt with a new record level at ent o end of fourth quarter, and credit card interest rates are at highs and knocking on door of 20%. and it is no wonder that household debt is at the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis, 40% of americans now say they are having a hard time paying their monthly bills.

back to you, i want to say there ised if good news, higher interest rates create opportunity for savers, easy to find one year cds paying 5%. and stocks they can't compete with uncle sam. two yearez fro. >> back to you. elizabeth: that is good information, gerri willis thank you. >> joining me now congressman bill huizenga and joe from fraternal order of police, congressman this a stunning developingment, more police officers are leaving states, including high tax states like illinois and new york, they are also defund police places, they are going to florida. governor desantis is recruiting at least 600, what do you make of that? >> i have been meeting with my law enforcement sheriffs, police chiefs, they are

telling me the same, the issue is retention, these folks feel the heat, the pinch of inflation. you add-on to that lack of appreciation for what their jobs are. and when you see places that clearly demonstrate that lack of appreciation, are hostile to them, i don't blame them, i have seen billboards in florida they are targeted to cops and law enforcement agencies who are opportunity there on vacation, saying, why not make this home. that is bad a for the rest of us who are losing those folk. elizabeth: joe, what do you make of the trend, we know that governor desantis is giving home $5,000 signing bonus and 2500 to relocate. is this not a wake-up call to new york and california

and illinois to cut it out with defunding police. >> police officers are tired of being treated like crap by their elected officials, you see resignation is at 43% increase, those who are living they are interesting in a life of service, you see just a mass exodus from chicago, new york and california. and the officers are look father community that supports them, there has really been someone much more supportive than governor desantis who proudly supports law enforcement but he took it a step further and put his money where his might is offereds there $5,000 insensitive to move. if you want to retain and cre cruit recruit police officers, treat them with respect, show them they matter and what they to with the community matters. >> we have a story out of missouri, attorney general wants to begin and has

started legal process to kick out of office democrats st. louis circuit attorney kim gardner. gardner is one of many far left da backed by george gegeorge soros. >> what you don't have prosecutors doing what they should be doing, which is prosecuting, we have these types of issues that we've seen. sadly, this happened here in michigan with msu shooting with gentleman who was responsible was brought up on a gun charge in 2019, prosecutor failed to actually prosecute him and instead of putting him in jail for 5 years, he walked out and he didn't have his gun taken away. this is the real world of effect with prosecutors and

whether it a mayor or city council or county or state, saying, we'll side on the side of the criminal rather than the victim, that is where we get to this point. elizabeth: to what congressman said, missouri voters a are upset, gardner office allegedly let go daniel riley. he was arrested for stealing's weapon, he caused a car crash where a volleyball athlete was run over and she lost both her legs. >> that is horrific and he violated his bond conditions over 50 times, that state attorney office did nothing. there are calls from both sides of aisle for her to resign, and leave that post. and finally we can unite and agree that the revolving door criminal justice system, you know this failed social experiment has been a disaster. let's put this rogue v.a.'s

out on their ass. elizabeth: to your point, two dozen attorneys, quit when she took over in 2017, this is a democrat dominatidomdominated office. she said she decided on her own they were racist. >> it is ridiculous, we see this with all of rogue d.a., they come in takeover then you see people with integrity in that office resign immediately and take other posts, because they don't want to work for them, time for all of us in our community to step up say we're not tolerating this any more, and leave ho thousands of victims in our wake, time to get back to law and order. elizabeth: congressman huizenga and joe thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and you can see missouri attorney general andrew

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elizabeth: joining us now, nicole niely, you are perfect person for the story, we have florida governor desantis office boycotting nbc and msnbc cause he a said andrea mitchell needs to -- his false statement. >> are slo the voters

being mislead. >> they are. mitchell said that noun apology said her long was imprecise, it is a lie. there should have been an apology. and they didn't. they don't want to be they are trying to confuse voters and individuals. >> watch what happens. >> ask you, what does governor ron desantis not know about black history and the black experience when he says that slavery and the aftermath of slavery should not be taught to florida schoolchildren. >> maya ma m my. >> my interview with kamala harris. governor desantis is not opposed to teaching fact of slavery but he has oppose teaching of 1

african-american study curriculum. makes all but impossible for students to understand the broader historic and political context. >> is mitchell still imprecise. we know florida history guidelines require all public schools teach slavery and racism. desantis is talking about critical race theory. he calls it state sanction racism that teaches kids to hate each other, we need to get back to basic of history, and ready and math, mitcmitchell did not say that. >> strange she left out a huge part of truth for people who talk about teach freuh true history and facts, the fact they continue tol long l lie is insulting. >> parents, school board

parents are outraged there is porn in the school libraries, there was a case in georgia, moms who were opposed to it, tried to speak out at school board meetings, they were sen censored, they won the money back, legal pros say it illegal in u.s. state to distribute porn to minors, the teachers union just winging it, let's watch this teacher saying that parent to b butt out. >> i have a masters degree, when i got certified i was told i had to a masters to be arizona certify teacher, we all have advance degrees, what do the parents have? are we betting the background of our parents are -- vetting backgrounds of our parents and allow

parents to choose curriculum and books our children will reading, i think that is a mistake. elizabeth: why is that a mistake. are parents deciding the crippcri curriculum? >> they are saying stop with the porn, this is tyranny of experts, we know better than you how to raise your children, sit down, shut up, and let us put our the ideas in your child's head, they are ofind or offended that parents are pushing back. elizabeth: school choice is gaining traction nationwide, people want public schools to be fixed. we have now in oklahoma, iowa, utah, they say yes, to tax credits are refundable. that parents can use on private schools, arizona aired doin doing it.

>> it will he who pays the piper calls the tune, if parents walk because the public schools are crappy that would force the public schools to be better, level up and cut the crap. elizabeth: nicole neely great to have you on. elizabeth: government worker unions making this outrageous claim. they want to keep working from home, they need to keep working from home. why? they are arguing it is better for the planet, for years you can shoot an arrow down a hallway in a government building and not hit anyone, liz peek is next♪ on "the evening edit." luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated.

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republicans have been pushing to get government workers back on the job for months to no avail. the unions are so formidable and so dug in on allowing remote work to continue, they won't hear about it. as that to pollution issue, most government workers in and around big cities, how to they get to work? mass transit. and whether an additional 10% of the community rides the subways or buses to work amount of emissions s is unchanged this is a preposterous reason for wants to stay home. elizabeth: for years, you could walk into any government building in dc, throw a bowling ball down a hallway not hit anyone, this is nancy pelosi's pandemic. and obama start the with where people could work from home. you see states doing this.

state workers in nevada, hawaii, california, saying they don't want to come into work. >> well, who does. this is much more fun to day home with your kitten, and you be. be able to to what you want during the day. but the reality is, most of the workers again are covered by unions, there is no attempt to assesses productivity of these people, we teen don't know what they are doing a republican friend of mine who took over one of biggest agent of government under president trump was appalled that people were not in office, he fought tooth and nail to get them back, he had no idea who was doing any work at home and who was not, the unions shut him down, drove him out of the job. they wouldn't hear about it for taxpayer benefit the workers need to be in office and we need to know they are doing their job. if you go to some of the agents for help, you will conclude that they are not

doing their job, i think we need to have a lot more information about this a lot more push back. elizabeth: the senate should take up james comer and house g.o.p. bill to get them back to work, do you think they will do it. >> i think so,. i doubt it very much, these unions are strong. remember last summer, democrats were pushing to give unions 8.7% pay hikes, why? they suffered so under the trump administration. they thought that working conditions were generally a abysmal because trump of the hard on his workers, that is ridiculous, but everyone is kowtowing to them. it is a half million people strong. elizabeth: we need you back on the show, good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: we will be right back with the way you could get more involved in the "the evening edit" show, stay right there.

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liz: thank for joining us tonight. we'll have more on residents from east palestine, ohio. we're digging deeper how the biden white house is failing them, why it mattered more to them that trump showed up. email us at emac emac viewers @fox.com. look who is clear, dagen and sean. dagen: good to see you, emac. always thank you so much. ♪