larry: so just say no to unelected regulators and bureaucrats, they are not bringing growth our prosperity so we have to get rid of them but always say yes to liz mcdonald. >> thank you so much, larry kudlow, we love you. those bridge troll bureaucrats and government. mucking things up again, we love your show, we always watch it. good to see you, larry. we are staying on the story, new delay and possibly indicting former president trump over alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels. the holes in this case just got even bigger and house gop launches a probe, manhattan da

alvin bragg pushes back on testifying on things like this. is the white house in on this? joining us tonight congressman greg steube and darrell issa and andy mccarthy, tom debri and nicole from parents defending education. now look at this, dr. fauci was confronted when he went door to door pitching vaccines in the middle of a pandemic, what he said that is getting people really riled up. plus, the president's dubious rationale on 401k. teachers union in los angeles going on strike. new biden family chaos, fox weightal reports house oversight james comer now demands president biden correct his, quote, dishonest denial, that hunter biden got money from china when hunter biden and bank records confirm that.

i'm elizabeth mcdonald, the evening edit start right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the show, check your money up. contagion fears of banks collapsing. sales on homes rose, look at that 14 and a half in february as prices fell. prices dropped for the first time in 11 years for existing homes down about 0.2%. median value just so you know 366,000, median price nationwide. the federal reserve today began two-day meeting talking rate hikes possibly out tomorrow. we are staying on the storm and this, government sources had told fox news president trump could be arraigned next week after the president said he could be arrested today. we have the holes growing bigger and bigger in this case from the manhattan da.

grady trimble in capitol hill with more. >> liz, you're right, this is the day former president trump said he would be arrested and it still hasn't happened even though that grand jury in new york appears close to a decision a source does tell fox that an indictment if it happens will happen this week. the grand jury still has to hear from another witness and still part of delay. in a video posted to truth social, he went after stormy daniels and progressive district attorney alvin bragg. here on the hill house republicans led by judiciary chair jim jordan and at the direction of house speaker kevin mccarthy they're also targeting bragg, they say the indictment is politically motivated and they want bragg to testify before congress and they are looking whether the da used federal money for that

investigation. >> it's not here that we are coming to defend president trump. what we are coming to defend is equal justice in america and i think every american believes in that. >> so what you heard there is house speaker kevin mccarthy defending against democrats, liz, who say that the republicans especially on the house side are trying to protect the former president. that's their argument. liz: grady trimble, always great reporting. look who is back with us. former assistant u.s. attorney, andy mccarthy, look who is here attorney general tom depri, thank you for joining us tonight. andrew, first to you, what's your reaction to what's going on on what grady trimble just reported? >> well, i don't think it's surprising that there's widespread criticism of what alvin bragg is doing because the simplest way for people to understand the case is if the

defendant or the prospective defendant had any name other than donald trump he would no be a prospective defendant. there's no way that alvin bragg would bring this to anyone else. it's inappropriate for congress, this is not a justice department prosecution, this is a sovereign state. it's a municipal prosecutor, they don't have oversight authority of him, over him, they don't have any business subpoenaing him to come explain himself. so criticize him, yes, cut off the money from the states, i don't think they should be giving money to progressive prosecutors, but they don't have any business making state official come explain -- liz: could house judiciary say to the white house, we want your communications with the manhattan da? >> sure. yeah, absolutely. liz: let's move onto tom deprie,

michael cohen legal adviser said he testified that michael cohen is a serial liar. he's saying his client sun reliable and saying also the manhattan da alvin bragg does not want to get to the truth and there's no clear signs whether costello's testimony will get to the trajectory. >> that whole thing was intriguing to me. the trump team called costello to rebut cohen and i bought costello will rebut cohen. apparently delaying filing this indictment which makes me wonder whether there is something going on behind the scenes. i think the da has to grapple with two things. one he does not have the strongest of legal cases, the theory is a bit actinuated and star witness is michael cohen which has got to give any prosecutor cold feet. liz: convicted of lying to

congress and perjury. let's watch robert costello, watch this. >> if you see the fill picture, listen, if they want to go after donald trump and they have solid evidence, sobeit but michael cohen is far from solid evidence. this guy by any prosecutor standard and i used to be deputy criminal chief in southern division, especially a convicted -- >> i got my point across although it was clear to me that the manhattan da's office did not want to get to the truth because michael cohen in my opinion was lying about just about everything. >> cohen had told us that when we first met him that he was suicidal, why is that important? because when you're suicidal thinking that that's the only way out of your legal mess and you're presented with the following options, that you can cooperate against donald trump and provide information that

would get you a get out of jail free card and you respond to us, i do not have any information on donald trump. and he said it many times during the two-hour meeting. i swear to god, bob, i don't have anything on donald trump. liz: what do you think, andrew? >> well, i think everybody knows that cohen is not a credible witness. i presume that the district attorney thinks that he can make the case if he actually does think he can make the case because it's in the documents and that nothing that is important to prove hinges on cohen's credibility but i would point out to people that the federal prosecutors in my old office, bob costello's office had case first and they decided not to proceed with the case against donald trump i think precisely because of the things that we are talking about, the quality of the case and the quality of the main witness. liz: so democrats we are hearing two sources saying, tom, that

they're concerned that this is a really weak case. this case is about elevating to a felony of books and records misdemeanor that the trump administration falsely recorded the payments to stormy daniels as legal expenses. they were referencing a legal retainer with michael cohen that didn't exist. again, what do you make of democrat officials and trump critics have deep concerns about the legal merits of this case. >> that should have been a big red flag to the da in my opinion. i mean, when you have people who are tranche opponents of former president trump warning you off this case saying don't bring this case, this is a bad idea, you think that might have been a caution flag but he seems determine today plow ahead even though as andy noted federal prosecutors and others have looked at the same evidence and decided to take a pass on it. i don't know what the da thinks he saw that the other very talented experienced prosecutors all apparently missed. liz: federal election commission dropped it. alvin bragg, deputy attorney

general. let me check this in the new york attorney general office, helped supervise lawsuit against the trump foundation, 2 million-dollar settlement out of that. that office won criminal tax fraud against the trump organization. this is the manhattan da and he's picking up on this. where does this go? >> well, you know, liz, the system that tom and i came from is a system where prosecutors are appointed by the president and have to get vetted by the senate to make sure they are not going to use authority in partisan, political way. in the state system, these are elected positions. i think we'd be better thinking of alvin bragg as elected progressive democrat than as law enforcement official and what he's doing i think is atrocious law enforcement but probably good progressive politics in man manhattan. liz: important position thaw you described his position in the system. there's this too, tom. final word. democrat candidate john edwards

acquitted of campaign finance charges in 2012. remember, when he gave money to pregnant mistress. if the indictment alleges hush money violated campaign finance laws, then wouldn't the trump lawyers argue that it fails what is called irrespective test and trump would have paid daniels anyway regardless of the campaign to avoid embarrass member because he was a public figure. >> this has echoes of john edwards case. i think what it tells you that jurors take a common sense approach. no matter what arguments the prosecutors put out there, the jurors look at the conduct and they say, look, what really was going on here. we want to get to the bottom of this, we want to do justice and we don't necessarily agree with the story that the prosecutor is spinning and that's the conclusion in the john edwards reached and may be the case that result that the jurors in a potential trump case reach.

liz: you guys were terrific tonight, thanks for helping us out. >> thank you. liz: the federal reserve kicked off two-day meeting. it's dealing with major economic issues, inflation, bank closures, will they raise rates and by how much and could that clobber banks even more and your wallets, edward lawrence live at the white house. >> we are talking about the market believes 25 basis points will be the move tomorrow but we were talking two weeks ago about 50 basis points. so the landscape of all this has changed. meanwhile inflation is still rising. still causing problems in the economy. the feds preferred method rose last month and that's what americans are dealing. the house financial services committee will hold first hearing on the failed banks this week next week. >> we have individual banks who

were not following the proper regulatory framework and regulators who whether -- we don't know why but we are going the find out were not holding the banks to the standards that they should have been held to. >> the secretary saying she's on the same page and she always wants to look to see if regulations need to be strengthened. >> we are currently focused on this situation at hand, but we will need to re-examine our current regulatory and supervisory regimes and consider whether they're appropriate for the risk the banks face today. >> the secretary went further in her americans bankers association speech saying that she possibly could lack at covering more ensured accounts at other smaller banks to ensure stability and that's a change from what she testified last week. liz: edward lawrence, thank you so much. we need this guy on the show.

congressman greg steube. when secretary yellen says fdic may temporarily expand, covers uninsured deposits, doesn't that mean more bank crank-ups and more banks will gamble with the deposits and then expect a bailout and taxpayer wills have to foot the bill for that for their wrongdoing? >> yeah, that's certainly not what i support. i don't think that's what mr. mchenry the chair of the financial services committee support, i know republicans don't support that, speaker mccarthy don't support that. there's a lot of support in the caucus to not increase bank bailouts or allow for bank bailouts. this is a situation where he don't need more regulation, we have plenty of regulation on banks. we have a situation where the regulators weren't doing their job for whatever reason and i'm glad that chair mchenry is bringing in these individuals to ask them why they weren't going their job. the last thing the american people think they should be doing is bailing out banks and wall street for making bad decisions. liz: yeah, so, you know, the

treasury secretary is saying, we need to back-stop uninsured bank deposits because if we don't banks will collapse and cause everybody's banking fees to go up. banks are going to crank up and collapse if they make wrong-way bets. look at silicon bank, they got a government rescue. laura, look at this, she got over $7 million after she left silicon valley bank. she oversaw the bond buying spree that left the bank vulnerable to run a deposits, locked up the balance sheet with bad investments and after she left they had no chief risk officer for eight months. roll the dice, let's give the bill to the taxpayers? >> yeah, no, absolutely not. that's absolutely not what should happen and i don't think we should bail out especially people like that who make decisions and get $7 million and leave and their decisions are left in the wind fo depositors.

there's not going to be support in the conference for that. i'm very happy that chair mchenry will bring people in and we will get questions as to why the regulators at the fed and otherwise were not doing their job. liz: i've been covering bank crises since the 80's, the 2007, the dotcom bust, then in 2007-2008, congressman, nobody ever said back up uninsured deposits ever. this is because of a few banks that made bad bets and all of a sudden the biden white house gets the change the rules that have been the gold standard forever when fdr says do not ensure bank deposits, bankers will roll the dice and ruin things. so where do you go from here, congressman, will you guys try to stop this push that's now -- it's moving that could happen? what do you think? >> well, we will absolutely in the house and chair mchenry, we

were together, the caucus was together in orlando. he doesn't support bail bank bailouts. that's the chairman of the financial services committee. you will not see republicans support that at all. what i find interesting that yellen herself got millions of dollars, $7 million in speaking fees before where she's at now from some of the banks that she will decide to bail out. the level of corruption in washington is beyond the bail. liz: thanks for joining us tonight. >> good to see you. liz: we will take on the president's dubious rationale, he's now blaming quote, maga gop on why he vetoed a bill democrats wanted to protect your 401k's, scientists are stepping up looking at this, also dr. fauci, confronted going door to door pitching vaccines, what the doctor said that got people

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declassifying u.s. intelligence of the covid pandemic coming out of china. what do you expect the dni will release about china's wuhan labs? >> not much really because when you talk to senators who have been looking for this information, they have been saying the government is not turning over basic information about which grants went to which labs, stuff that is not classified, so as long as there's a lack of cooperation among those involved, those that are still working and loyal to dr. fauci, i don't think we are going to see a lot of new information. liz: doctor, it still has not been found in nature, no infected animals found, no variants of the virus. what's going on here? >> it's not for lack of looking. they've looked in almost every species that could be transmitting it. it's clear, there's about 20 great reasons why somebody should be completely convinced.

it's all circumstantial. short of a video showing them of them actually inserting the gene to the virus to beef it up, i don't think we are going to see any more information on what we have now basically makes it a no-brainer that it came from the lab. that's what four of dr. fauci's top experts told him at the beginning of the pandemic in january 2020. liz: let's move onto this. we have this new pbs documentary. washington, d.c. residents skeptical confronting dr. fauci and dc mayor bowser and pushing back in 2021. >> they are going to keep the outbreaks in the country. it's so crazy. they are not doing it because they say they don't want to do it, they are republicans, they don't like to be told what to do and we have to break that. >> i heard that it doesn't cure it and it doesn't stop you from getting it. >> on the very, very rare chance

that you do get it even if you're vaccinated, it's a very -- you don't even feel sick, it's like you don't know you got infected. it's very good at protecting you. >> people in america are not settled with the information that's being given to us right now. so i'm not going to be in line taking a shot on a vaccination for something that wasn't clear in the first place and nine months is definitely not enough for nobody to be taking a vaccination that you all came up. >> but if it allowed thousands of people like you don't get vaccinated, you are going to let the virus continue to percolate in the country. >> something like the common flu, then, right? >> your campaign is about fear, unsighting fear in people. you all attacked people with fear. that's what the pandemic is. it's a fear. it's fear this pandemic. that's all it is. liz: just walking away from him. a couple of things that we caught. you don't even get -- feel sick

dr. fauci said when you get the -- when you get the vaccine and covid, we know multiple people whether feel sick after they got vaccinated. they didn't -- they didn't feel so great. he's saying that's nothing and dealing with the pandemic should it not be -- why is he politicizing the pandemic, the doctor went after red states at the top of the sound, he was going after republicans when he was in deep-blue dc and people skeptical of getting vaccinated. my way or the highway with dr. fauci. >> well, look, i think a lot of times when there are things that are medically complex people want to oversimplify and blame shall be and they chose to blame unvaccinated people which they portrayed as republicans when, in fact, a large segment of the unvaccinated population of the united states were urban african-american and minority communities. i don't get into politics but look at what dr. fauci said, he's blame it on republicans in an area where 5% of the population voted for a republican in the last

presidential election. liz: is he the science as he said he was? >> well, they knew in late spring of 2021 that it did not stop transmission so it's haven't intellectually dishonest and disingenuous to suggest so. liz: good to see you. we will get behind teachers union again, the teachers union going on strike in la. are they thinking of the kids? they are rejecting, nearly 23% wage hike and the president dubiously tries to blame, quote, mag ample gop for why he vetoed a bipartisan bill that democrats wanted that would shield and protect your 401k's from being politicized. it's on ted it next. -- on the edit next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ved ppp,

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financial services. congressman, pleasure to see you again. congressman, let's please first get your take on president biden's video of himself, you know, he's talking about his first veto, the bipartisan bill that democrats wanted that would stop the white house from politicizing america's retirement savings for things like climate change. let's please watch this. >> i just signed this veto because legislation passed by the congress would put at risk the retirement savings of individuals across the country. they couldn't take into consideration investments that would be impacted by climate, overpaying executives and that's why i decided to veto it. liz: he also blamed maga republicans when the vote was bipartisan and democrats want it. what do you think? >> i guess when all you have is one song sheet, that's the only song that you can sing, right, and it is still about trump for president biden.

it's still about maga republicans, whatever that is and the bottom line on this, liz, it's the exact opposite of what he is saying. he has put pensions and 401k's and investments in a more vulnerable spot, not less vulnerable spot and you may have noticed, pensions aren't doing to well, right, why in the world would we layer another difficulty when it's about fiduciary to maximize return for 401k or exception or any other -- liz: it looks like the risk factors is protecting us from financial risk caused climate change when asset managers hopefully are already doing that. why do they need this layer on top of it because what you're saying market turmoil, we had stock prices dropping under biden, retirement balances are down by nearly 25% according to fidelity and the president still

has no fix in his budget for social security. >> yeah, well, and that's a very good point. there is no fixed for social security. i would love to get back to that but, you know, this-this myth that somehow green funds actually return to higher rate, clearly that bubble was burst with what was going on in the last few weeks, right, and we know that they are more expensive with lower returns and why would you voluntarily go into that. you know, it is something else. if you've got enough money stocked away that you want to make that decision, i guess go ahead and do that, that is your independent decision but we've got the government coming in and if it's not by force at this point it's certainly a strong suggestion. liz: will congress be able to muster a three fifth majority. he's getting slammed on social media. this is saying they are letting

blackrock, vanguard to put politics over profits with america's retirement savings and make people to check what's going on even more and more with their retire rent money. >> yeah, i think it's going to be difficult because there's going to be a lot of pressure on my democrat colleagues to tow the line and there's a lot of pressure from their base, the radical environmentalists to -- to make sure that they're heading in this direction and sort of damn the consequences of return and coin the things like being able to retire. they don't care about that. it should be materiality, materiality and materiality which dictates whether a companies has to report on es or g. liz: thanks for joining us tonight. good to see you. >> thanks, liz, appreciate it. liz: biden family chaos, house oversight chair james comer sends a letter to the white

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new and growing concerns nationwide, there are not enough young americans to fill trade positions like plumbers and electricians. fox news mike emanuel is in washington with the latest, mike. mike: liz, it's become a very competitive environment trying to attract skilled trade workers. the associated general contractors of america reports 93% of construction firms report open positions. among those firms 91% are having trouble filling at least some of those positions and 66% of firms are projects that have been delayed because of labor shortages. we spoke with the ceo of superior construction family owned since 1938. he told us at a time when college is so expensive, his industry offers a great opportunity. >> something that we are very proud of in the construction industry is you start off without debt and you never go into debt. you start off with the american dream from the beginning

creating mortgage, the family, everything else and then you just continue to build from there. >> to the address to problem experts say there needs to be a paradigm shift promoting the benefits of skill trades to parents and counselors that not every young person needs to go to college and with supply and demand challenges, those who go this route can make a good living. >> say you started in apprentice at $13 an hour, well, that's just the beginning. you know, i have a former student of mine right now he's making 35 to $50 an hour and he's 22 year's old, just depends on what job. mike: across the industry pay is going up in many places, some companies are offering incentives and bonuses too. liz. liz: mike emanuel, such an interesting story. thanks for bringing it to us. nicole from parents defending education, nicole to this story, what has been going on and has been going on with fairfax county, virginia schools, we have a new lawsuit based on a case decade ago that virginia

fairfax county officials downplayed i hate to say this guys, brace yourself, sexual assault of a 12-year-old, seventh grade girl by older boys between classes, what's going on in virginia? >> isn't it horrifying? we were talking about doing march madness district and fairfax is a strong contender. this is a district that over and over again has prioritized micro-aggressions over student safety apparently for years. like you said, almost a decade and so it's tragic that the lawsuit had to be brought but as the victim's family said they are seeking justice not only for their child but the dozens of others who they believe have been assaulted. liz: okay, how in the world can democrats push back in parental rights and education. do you really need academic degree to know what's right to protect your children and what's common sense for your own child? the democrats do not have a leg to the stand on with this. let's listen to the attorney who is representing the victim here, watch this.

>> she was the victim of rapes within the school district within her school. we know she's not the only one that this was happening to. we don't know how broad the problem was but we know that what fairfax has continued to do throughout the process is to try to minimize this, to try to act like it was an isolated incident and not to deal with the real problem. they are more worried about their image than they are about dealing with the problem. >> they are more worried about their image than the victim? >> yeah, we are seeing districts across the country sweep problems under the rug and parents are finding out about assaults at school through tiktok and twitter but not being told from the schools. families are not able to make informed decisions about how to keep their children safe. liz: fire them, fire every last one of them. fire them. now we have the teachers union in los angeles unified school district, they are on a 3-day strike, they don't want a reported 23% pay raise and sciu workers report lid walked off the job too.

>> well, this is a district right that during shutdown they did demands to reopen, they demanded universal health care, moratorium on charter schools. this is a naked shakedown and student achievement, look at the numbers in the district. reading, writing, math, those children are not learning. it's absolutely rich that this district says they prioritize children when the numbers do not bear that. liz: parents they don't have academic degree, they can't weigh in on what's going on in schools. do you need a degree, really, when it's about protecting your own children, how about they get a degree in common sense, how about they get a degree in what's thinking about what's right for children first. >> they've learned the words riot and resistance. i mean, that's insult to injury when you look at children in the school district are doing and who does that impact the worst, low income and minority

children. this woman should be ashamed of herself as should the teachers union. liz: they're at a conference in orlando, they slammed florida governor ron desantis, they say he's the one destroying u.s. public schools and that what he is doing would be bad if other states follow. randy wineguard will gave speech later this month. what do you think about that, final word? >> if you're taking flak, you're over the target. so many people are moving to florida and governor desantis won by the largest margin in over 4 years, speaks -- liz: you'll come back on again soon. my hot take, you will want to hear coming up later in the show but we have congressman darrell issa and house oversight james comer tells the president to stop falsely denying that hunter biden got money from china when hunter and bank records confirm that, yeah, he did. before we head to break, we want to check with dagen and sean,

exciting hour at the bottom line. good to see you. >> good to see you too as well. former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney coming up and talk about janet yellen odd comments. >> are no rich people allowed to lose money anymore and senator james lankford on the united states weak posture on the world stage. >> douglas murray coming to talk about schools shutting down in la. it's going to be a great show. dagen: i will try not to blow my stack again. >> in about 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ , genius ! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the new ink business premier card from

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president deny things that his own -- the documents show that he did. the other part of it, though, up until now they have been pushing that hunter biden is this private individual entitled to make a living. well, i agree, he's entitled to make a living but if he makes a living by getting in air force one and air force two and showing his clout with the big guy, then he's not really a private citizen and that's -- that's really where james comer and others are looking at the connection between the private citizen and the very public vice president and now president. liz: what you're saying hunter biden's legal team confirms that he got money from china and bank records that the house oversight confirmed that too. let's get your reaction from the president. watch this. family dealings -- >> sent over a million dollars

to three of your family members. >> it's not true. >> my son has not made money in terms of this thing about what are you talking about china. the only guy that made money from china is this guy. liz: you neglect, more a -- kno, more and more doesn't play. look at the legal team for hunter biden. statement confirming that hunter biden did get paid from business deals from china. what do you think the president -- he's probably going to blow off chair oversight james comer's letter but this increasingly does not look good for the biden family. >> well, it doesn't look good when particularly we are at a point where beginning to ask the legitimate question of why did he get a special deal on paying back 1.8 reportedly $1.8 million in unpaid taxes on a substantial

amount of income. if you or i didn't pay our taxes in anything close to that figure of almost $2 million, there would be criminal charges. you wouldn't just be writing a check. if you write a check that big, you made a lot of money not just the 1 million we are talking about and he made it in russia. he made it in ukraine, he made it in china. the air is that vice president biden specifically asked for authority and made visits. liz: so who in the house, which house democrats are basically, you know, talking to the white house about this to push back on what house gop is doing here? is it just jamie raskin or others? >> i think it's the entire team. the idea of denial and try to run out the clock has been -- to be honest every president tries it when there's two years left and, you know, under president trump you saw some very quick action, you saw the courts working incredibly quickly. well, under republicans historically we can wait two

years just to get a decision on a contempt. so this is one of the things that james comer and jim jordan are dealing with, is they have to move quickly because if we go all the way to the courts we can't expect the courts to give us the speedy results that they gave the democrats against president trump. liz: you know, it's also tangled web of off balance sheets, companies and bank accounts losing money in and out. also foreign lobbying violations that the laptop emails and texts confirmed or rather purposely using companies to register as foreign lobbyists. >> well, this is one of the laws that is least obeyed but selectively prosecuted and it's infuriating that one person will be prosecuted for failure to register as a foreign lobbyist even when they might be direct investors in a company or whatever and others get a complete pass on clear foreign

lobbying. liz: they went after 6, at least half a dozen trump campaign officials for those foreign lobbying violations including michael flynn. congressman issa, thanks for joining us. my hot pick. hope you stay there and don't move. ♪ ♪ ♪

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the president's son, hunter biden, confirmed in a lawsuit he did get payments from companies in china, even bank records show that president biden still tries to deny it. now house oversight chair james comer demands president biden correct had his quote dishonest denial that his family got money from china deal-making. house bop, they believe this is just the tip of the iceberg. when will 512 u.s. intelligence officials they were wrong about the hunter biden laptop not being russian disinformation. hunter admitted it is his laptop in invasion of privacy lawsuit against the laptop repair shop owner. is biden incorporated a political liability? where is that announcement? what has been the delay. remember, take the names, trump, take the names biden out of it, you are left with just the facts. be sure to tune in tomorrow. we'll have more on so many

stories we're jam packing the show with a lot of news we care about. we hope you care about too. senator marsha blackburn will join us. house oversight chair comer win join us. congresswoman beth van duyne, much, much more. send emails to emac viewers@fox.com. we may feature you on the next show. tell us what you're interested in, what you like to hear about. we read your emails. we read them all. we love hearing from you. i'm elizabeth macdonald from "the evening edit" on fox business. time for "the bottom line." dagen and shaw, wasn't the president going to announce the 2024 run? sean: i thought it was a month ago. it begs the question will he actually announce, liz? liz: liz: great point. dagen: waiting for bank failures to be over i guess? it will be to 28 when that happens. liz: okay. sean: thanks, emac. liz: sure.