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pull in biden's justice department. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson, former labor secretary and dr. nesheiwat, and a father who pulled his kids out of virginia public schools. the democrats are attacking the new parents bill of rights. we have got what they are saying. we have internal fbi emails saying fbi agents did not like the targeting of school board parents as terrorists. utah the first state out of the box to stop children from going on social media without their parents can sent. we have the gop push to break up the naiad for giving too much power to one doctor like dr. fauci. and we have white house emails

contradicting president biden's denials that he knew nothing about his family making money overseas and selling access. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. check your money. stacks ending the week in the green. major indices up for the week. expecting another quarter point rate hike this year and then it should be over. the treasury secretary yellen hah an emergency meeting. she is saying yes and no on insuring all bank deposits. this is uncertainty and the markets don't like that. senate republicans are saying they will probe the federal

reserve and the san francisco fed in the problematic collapse of the silicon valley bank. asa hutchinson is here. this fight could affect the 2024 race. house republicans will likely subpoena manhattan d.a. alvin bragg to talk about the bush to indict president trump. it could potentially bring in biden's justice department. do the republicans have a case to subpoena him? >> if you are looking at the department of justice. we have oversight, we held hearings on them. there is a relationship you could legitimately call them in and ask what do you know about this and do you have any connections.

there is an ongoing investigation and they could say we won't be commenting on it. it's a different situation if you bring in a state prosecutor in an oversight-type hearing. as a former prosecutor, this is not a case i can see should be brought. i think that's important to remember. it will create so much chaos. and what needs to happen is, donald trump ought to be accountable at the balance lot box and people ought to be able to make the decision. i think there ought to be alternatives to him. but this is bad precedent when you are having to indict a former president or charge that. it's problematic. it's not a case i would bring. i'm not sure it's a wise course to have those hearings in congress. liz: the d.a. says no way will

he answer to a subpoena. he says this is interests force. the republicans say they have standing to do this, and they will subpoena him if he indicted or arrests donald trump. >> i think 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 over him. they don't have any business subpoenaing him to come explain himself. >> this is something that the manhattan d.a. should be involved in, that's why congress has asked him to come to us to explain what he's doing. we have oversight where we are legislative purview. >> when the federal government is providing public safety the grants to offices around the country including d.a. alvin

bragg's. are they being used for public safety tore partisan purposes. liz: house republicans say they can do this because they think the d.a.'s office may be misusing federal grant money. plus congress oversees federal campaign laws. do you think it's enough standing to subpoena him? >> it's thin. but they can always ask about process. there is federal money being used here, the prosecutor will say i can't comment on any ongoing case and he can answer questions about process. but it's just going to create a tremendous outrage on every side with very serious issues going in our country. so i would suspect that if i was a former prosecutor, the department of justice steps in and says not anyway, we'll have

a u.s. attorney testifying in reference to an ongoing criminal investigation. >> what if it gets tossed or it's shut. if they bring him in will he have to testify? he may fight the subpoena. >> down the road, once with it many all over with. that's an appropriate level of inquiry. did you use any federal funds on this, and this is traditionally a campaign finance allegation, so what is the basis you are exercising state jurisdiction over it. that's a proper inquiry opposite all the issues are out on the table after the case is resolved. then you can ask those questions. liz: the president of the teachers union says it's. trump is getting criticized for slamming the d.a. claiming his

arrest will lead to death and destruction. he called bragg an animal. he's going after desantis. and mike pence is saying the media story and what's going on with trump, the drama about trump is not helping people get back to work and get jobs and fix the economy. >> where i come down on it is i don't want the focus of our country on whether the former president had classified documents. we want to get those back in because it's important for our national security. but you have got a special prosecutor looking at that. you have got the state prosecutor investigating, and in georgia as well. this is not as significant as the issues that face our families and inflation and high interest rates. that's what we ought to be focusing on. i believe these issues should be

resolved at the ballot box. i don't want them playing into trump's hands. he's acting like a typical criminal defendant not listening to his lawyers saying don't comment on these things. that's exactly what he's doing. liz: look who is back with us. congresswoman kat cammack. that committee hearing was explosive with the tiktok ceo. does china really spy on americans through tiktok? that china can gets our passwords even if we are not on tiktok? >> it was explosive to say the least. when you think of what was revealed and what was omitted from the ceo's testimony. it was glaring. i had one of my colleagues ask does tiktok access your home's

wi-fi, then he admitted they do access your home wi-fi and all data on your home wi-fi. there were the ccp connections to bytedance, the parent company. i had a memo i presented to the ceo, why are you telling senior management to downplay the bytedance connection? he said i don't know about that memo. they claim to be transparent but their actions are anything but. ticktock is a real threat to our national security. they are harvesting data. they are not selling it. they are collecting it for nefarious purposes. everything on your phone from passwords to key strokes, four health data, geolocations, they used that to spy on journalists. and your associations and network. it's a dangerous app all for the benefit of the ccp.

liz: what nefarious purposes would they be using it for. >> we are entering the era of asymmetrical warfare based on cyber and based on information. china is seeking to dome nate the information economy. everything from our communications to our gps, everything is road in who controls narratives, who uses the data that they have collected over time and for what purposes. and it's just like what the indian government said when they banned tiktok a couple years ago. they said are you going to delete all the data you cacheed? and they said no. they would be using that information if they ever went to war against the indian government. liz: do you think president biden will sign a bipartisan bill to ban tiktok? >> i think he may sign a

bipartisan bill. republicans and democrats came together on the issue of holding tiktok aaccountable. they are driving kids to do insane things because the algorithm is road in an ai algorithm. we went together to go after tiktok and highlight the fact that they need to be held accountable, and more broadly we need to get to a national data privacy standard. liz: we have a significant game changer that could be a blow to tiktok. utah the first state out of the box to pass a new law requiring minors to get their parent's consent first. we have four states. this is a big deal. there is a mental health crisis, especially for young women.

the algorithm keep children hooked, and there is data privacy problems, too. >> ticktock's algorithm is different than meta. they gave you an algorithm based on the people you follow. with tiktok it's how much time you spend watching certain video. they keep upping the ante and making it more shock. if you spend 30 minutes watching someone sexually suggestive dancing, they are doing that while they take your data. and it's all for nefarious purposes. we have to move forward with a national data privacy standard. liz: thanks for break it down for the viewers. dr. fauci is trying to downplay

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>> today i applaud china for stepping up -- excuse me, i applaud canada. liz: that was president biden with another gaffe in canada. the parliament laughed and respond positively. but a now poll shows americans you be happy with the president. there was talk the president was going to announce his 2024 run. peter doocy is at the white house with more. peter: president biden says he's

ready to go back to back. >> let's take, * at his word. he will run again. peter: the problem 61% disapprove. an insider in the white house tells reuters about the president's problems with harris saying if he didn't think she was capable he wouldn't have picked her, but it's a case of not rising to the occasion. the reuters report is seasoned material. the v:p helped shape legislation tore working families across the country. vp is leading the fight for

women's rights. it's unclear if:president biden and vice president harris have had private discussions about 2024. when he gets asked about this, he says he intends to run. liz: look who is here. former labor secretary nominee and author of "it's time to let america work again. steve, what was your reaction to peter doocy's report? >> i think it underscores the fact that joe biden won't be the democratic nominee in 2024. all this talk that he's intend to go do it is so he won't be a premature lame duck. i don't think he will be on the ballot and i don't think kamala

harris will be on the balance lot either. >> some more political news. for the first time since taking office, president biden visited canada. biden's excited to be there with the exchange rate his approval rate go from 32 to 47. biden will stay in canada overnight. at the moment biden stepped tootin to canada. the democrats were who is really running in 2024. >> it's about time that comedy came back to light and took on his president. i'm trying to recover from the doocy introduction where president biden said kamala harris was involved in miss

toric legislation and lowers costs for the american people. what planet does he live on? nobody watching that or listening to those comments feel like they are lowering prices. they have taken eggs out of the dollar store. liz: it feels all over the map. elon musk says banks are milking down. and the energy secretary admits she personally has a gas stove and they want to ban gas selves to. and credit getting tight, especially at regional banks. we have jpmorgan. and the banking crisis cannot be contained. >> it should have been contained. even though there are banks that

knead bad decisions. the banking system as a whole is very liquid. a loan for the foal folio better than it was in 2008. the problem is they are mishandling this crisis. the treasury secretary saying, we repeals that statement, that creates conditions where banks will be making fewer loans because they know what the rules of the game are. the federal reserve is making it worse by raising interest rates. so the economy is in for unnecessary rough waters ahead. >> house republicans are battling inflationary spending. and they are going to move to block biden's student loan bailout. the gao, the gao said the president can't do that. that's an unconstitutional ends run around congress.

goldman sachs finds biden's spending exactly $1.2 trillion. that's trim of what they said of $370 billion. >> you have got the federal reserve raising interest rates to slow the growth of inflation. then the biden administration spending money on the green energy products. they are focused on pronouns and gas stoves. meanwhile china is meeting with russia. saudi arabia, india, iran, trying to put a coalition together against the united states. this guy is focused on nothing that makes sense politically or economically. he can't even get the names straight between china and canada. the president has proposed a new budget. $4.7 trillion in tax hikes.

the treasury secretary confirmed it. have a good weekend. thanks for joining us. we are going to break down and drill into the democrats attacking the new parents bill of rights as fascism. we have fbi internal emails coming in. fbi agents did seriously doubt the white house should charge parents as terrorists. and we have a new republican push to break up dr. fauci's naiad. all that and more coming up on "thethe evening edit." is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, 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,

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and a doctor prompted a witness to contact authorities with a lead that failed to pan out. but investigators are going to emerge now that alex murdoch is behind bars. he believes people will now have the courage to come forward and ask these people to come forward. murdoch's surviving son went to high school with the victim but insists he had no relationship with him beyond that and no involvement in his death. >> math that was about the death of steven smith in the murdoch case. the story we wanted to deliver to you is the fifth circuit court of appeals once again blocks the vaccine mandate for federal workers. dr. fauci seems to ridicule the

idea of super virus research. creating super viruses in labs. >> rand paul was throwing into his little questions that the work that was done in the wuhan lab funded by a small grant from nih, a strong implication that that created a virus that made covid. >> we are part of the department of health and human services and the centers for disease control and. in the topic today which is gain of function research. liz: he seems to be putting it down and mocking it, but then touting it. >> honesty and transparency from

day one is something we have been lacking with. it's important to ask questions. it's important our senators investigate. what happened? was there gain of function that killed more than a million americans? this is important. as of right now i don't feel that we are ready. that we have the emergency preparedness in place. that's why it's important to understand the origins of covid and what gain of function involved. we may be in the same situation in another pandemic hits and we are completely unprepared and more americans are dying needlessly. liz: there is new legislation from nor rand paul and chip roy. legislation in both chambers to break up dr. fauci's agency, the naiad and turn it into three separate research institutes.

they should not have a dictator-in-chief over health they call dr. fauci. the senate bill has multiple sponsors. >> i think we have one person having complete control you can run into serious problems. breaking up that responsibility. delegating the duties to different departments is a good idea. that way those particular leaders in those three departments can remain focused on their task, object their specialty. versus one person running and conducting everything and making all the decisions. sometimes one person's decision might not be what's best foreour nation and for the world. so having advisized might be a -- so having individualized might be a step in the right direction. >> you are saying that not one

person should be in a position to make all the decisions about lockdowns and mask mandates. even the study echo authored said covid vaccines had efficiencies and were ineffective. he's been in that position for 40 years making the decisions on masks. first he said you don't need to wear a mask. then you need to wear a mask. then they said if you are vaks naysed and you catch covid you point spread it, and that's not true. i am -- you have a large company, it's not just one person that runs it. they have a board of advisers so they can discuss and share their ideas and opinions on what is best for americans. liz: we have got this news coming in. we have more white house emails

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liz: democrats are going ballistic as the house aroofs the parents bill of rights to give parents a say in what's going on in their children's schools. chad pergram is live in capitol hill with the latest. reporter: republicans accused education of swinging to the left during the pandemic. the house okayed the bill 213-208. >> this bill should have passed unanimously. but some members are more concerned about appeasing the teachers unions and radical activists in their party rather than standing with their parents. >> matt rosen dale, andy bigs, mat gates and ken buck.

democrats highlighted some books removed from schools. >> three maga republicans want to ban books on the holocaust. ban books on the holocaust. extreme maga republicans want to ban books on martin lieuer king, jr. >> the bill restricts what pronouns teachers can use to address students. and it requires the schools respect the first amendment. his * let's welcome to the show one of the nation's most vocal advocate for the rights of paints. he's from fairfax, virginia and the father of six children. why did you pull all of your children from the public schools in virginia? >> very simple, liz.

i was sick and tired of my kid tailing at school. i don't mind the indoctrination attempts. my kid will laugh at you if you try to tell them boys can have babies when they grow up. but i was worried about my did not being able to read and do math. fairfax county spend $17,000:per year per pupil, but only 37% of third graders can read and do math at grade level. it was more for the lack of academic content. i want my kid to be able to read and write. liz: we have democrats calling the parents bill of rights fascist and extreme. they say parents are trying to remove books from schools. democrats are being misleading

there. >> democrats call everything they don't like fascism. they call math fascist. christianity farbive. anything they don't like they call fascism. this bill allows parents to review the content of the books in school. it allows them to review the curriculum. it gives them the right to meet with teachers, and including violent activity. they covered up violent rapes in the bathrooms to pass their prefers policy on transgenderism. liz: we have emails coming in from the fbi's counter-terrorism unit. fbi agents had serious deep doubts about the white house and the attorney general merrick garland pushing to call parents

terrorists. the fbi emails surfaced in a foia lawsuit. >> we have known for some time that our federal government has been weaponized against parents and their ability to control the content and quality of their kid' education. it's important for all the parents to know that the democrats in power, the regime in power right now view you as more dangerous than actual terrorists trying to destroy this country. in reality you are a threat to their power. liz: let's listen to democrats here. >> this legislation is nothing more than an attempt to nationalize our education system and mandate a one size fits all approach across the country. assuming the size that fits is a right-wing straightjacket. >> when we talk about

progressive values. my progressive value is freedom over fascism. liz: is this a one size fits all bill or saying parents you have a say. >> it's about giving parents more of a say. and being able to review the content of what our kids are learning on the books. there are strings attached to ted rall dollars and that means we get to review this stuff. liz: my hot take. we have legal eagle jean hamilton and we have more emails contradicting the president's denials saying he had no knowledge of his family making money overseas. before we head to break, let's check be in with dagen and sean. sean: we have pete hegseth

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with hunter biden, and i would encourage your viewers to go on our website and take a look at the documents and draw your own conclusions. we are getting a lot more documents based on the litigation we are involved in. at the end of the day people can draw their own conclusions about joe biden's denials. liz: james comer sent a letter to the white house. >> i never discussed my business or their business, my sons and daughters. i don't know what he was doing. i never discussed a single thing with my son. >> nothing urgent.

just want to tell you i saw the article online that may be printed tomorrow in the times is good. mayway, when you give me a chance give me a call. i love you. >> we heard from house republicans for years and years and years, the inaccuracies and lies when it comes to this issue. liz: can they provide proof that these are lies. that was audio talking about a "new york times" story about hunter biden's business deals with china. then vice president biden did know about hunter biden's overseas deals. he signed off on a statement to the media about those deals. what else do you think you will find? >> i think there is a lot more to come. i think these are just the things they made public so far.

there is more productions coming over time thanks to the lawsuit we had to file with the national archives to get these documents. we'll see more examples of this cozy close relationship, influence peddling taking place by the bid family. a lot of folks saw document and files from hunter biden's laptop. but what hasn't been seen until this week in the previous production we did is the inner workings of the white house and that side of the dynamic. we have plenty of evidence to show that from the last release that we did, we think hunter biden should have had to register as a foreign agent under the foreign acts act and he didn't. there is no telling what we'll find. liz: my hot take is coming up next. you won't want to miss it. stay right there.

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enforces minors that parental consent, they've got to get the parents to say yes before they can go on social media like facebook and twitter, for other states considering similar measures to do just that to protect children online like utah did, there are serious mental health issues and much more with social media. about protecting children in school, the house passed the parents bill of rights today. it was a slim majority no democrats went for it there calling the bill fascist, here's the inside scoop on this, senate majority leader chuck schumer is saying the senate will not even consider the bill, do democrats want to run on that and the midterms in the presidential race creed we have squad member congresswoman alexander ocasio a ocasio-cortez calling a fascist what's wrong with parents knowing what children are taught in school. at the opposite of fascism. it means were federal government oversight, more federal government involvement. this is letting parents have a

clue, giving them a clue of what's being taught to their children. there's a lot of toxic stuff that's been going on in public schools, we're going to stay on the story for you in coming weeks. be sure to tune in monday, in exclusive interview with senator bill cassidy he is leading the senate to pushback on president biden spending. e-mail us at viewers@fox.com we like reading your thoughts and insights, we love reading your e-mails, you watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a good weekend let's kick it off to the bottom line with dagen and shawn. degan: it is a friday, i am dagen mcdowell. >> i am sean duffy. >> welcome to the bottom line. joe biden fired up air force one, got his giant