larry: so first. stop the epa socialist takeover of the economy. this kid from military intelligence is a trader, he will have life if you ask me. we'll give jackie deangelis a lifetime tv show, right there. subbing for elizabeth macdonald. jackie: thank you. larry. always great to see you, we'll pick up where you left off. the fbi making an arrest in connection with the classified pentagon documents leaked. we're bringing you latest it

is developing. china sanctions, house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul over his trip to taiwan. >> and g.o.p. lawmakers introduce a new resolution encouraging states to adopt their own bill of rights to protect law enforcement. >> and florida governor ron desantis' team tries to stop republicans in his state from endorsing former president trump and his 2024 bid. a lot there. i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: following days of unanswered questions, fbi arresting a 21-year-old military employees in connection with leak of the classified pentagon documents, fox news' david is live with.

elizab. reporter: he is a 21-year-old air national guardsman from massachusetts. that source tells me that fbi was surveilling teixeira in massachusetts before today but it to move in take him into custody after reporters from news outlets started identifying him on-line. people began to go to the location where they arrested him. he was arrested without incident at a property in massachusetts. a little bit is off the boston. multiple heavy armored vehicles and a caravan left after they took him into custody. we have incredible video of him backing into a camera. here. attorney general garland announced the arrest. >> today the justice department arrested jack douglas teixeira in

connection with investigation to alleged unauthorized removal, retention and transmission of classified national defense information, he is an. o of the united states air force national guard. reporter: we're hearing that teixeira will with an apart in boston tomorrow, we don't have a specific time, we're waiting to find out if this case will transfer to the military justice system. it is a separate system, as was the case with chelsea manning in 2013. but we know he was picked up according to the attorney general, we don't know the actual charges until they are unsealed tomorrow, but ag garland said he was picked up with alleged unauthorized removal, retention of the classified national defense can information, he likely had to sign a nondisclosure agreement, we know he had a

top-secret security clearance, many questions about him getting the top-secret security clearance but how much clarences dealing with such classified information. and one more thing. my source tells me they are looking for more people, this is not just a one-off they believe there may be others involved. jackie: excellent reports. david spunt . >> thank you. jackie: welcome to the show, house intelligence congressman rick crawford and former national security council chief of staff fred flights, threat. the leaker's identity released and we understand he will be appearing in court in boston tomorrow. but still so many questions surrounding this including his possible motives, your thoughts. >> well, this 21-year-old national guardsmen had access to j2 intelligence community, 5,000 people in

u.s. government have access. i believe based on what i heard he had access to intel link. something that up to 100 thousand people in government have. the big problem i see is too many people have access to intelligence that is very sensitive, they don't need. and this is something, congress and administration has to get after on. this is not to excuse what happened here. but we have to safeguard sources and methods not share information we people who don't have a need to know. jackie: i think you br bring upgrade points, congressman, president biden has been questioned about this he does not seem to be that worried about what is going on and consequences, he said, i am not concerned. main many people that is not an appropriate response, feel it should be switched to military justice system. >> i think what you see is

pervasive at at attitude in the administration. the reality is we have way too many people have have access to way too sensitive information, we talk about why this young man an air force international guard e-3, why would he have access to the j2 intelligence, and further. what did can he need in that information that he could share. me is an international gu. we have to make changes to who receives security clearances and what access they have. jackie: a great point. why did can he need that access. -- why did he need that access, we have no clear indication of his motive. we have a sound bite from a friend of his who came out to speak a little bit about

that. >> he sort of grew angry with the fact that one or two people were paying attention to the documents he was pouring his heart out into. as sign of just, anger he just decided to post the full documents, he was a very smart man, no way in world he would not know that he knew they were illegal. jackie: sounds that unidentified friend is is saying, he was angry, and he. ed to see what response would be, some ways that is interesting. nobody knew these documents were out there for quite some time as well. before they were discovered to be leaked. >> that is right, he was accessing the documents, he didn't have a need to access. and nothing was being done. he was a technician. there should have been some type of check to see why someone like this was accessing such sensitive

material. another thing, one reason this so bad, because ur -- our intelligence community keeping getting larger, we hire more people, they want access to classified information and i'm sure my themo panelist, is looking into ways to stream line the intelligence community and witho cutback the waste. jackie: with that issue of documents, congressman, i'll comeback to you. we have the investigation into the classify the documents that were found at mar-a-lago. that the president former president took with him. when he deported the white house -- departed white house and document in found in president biden's garage from his previous tenure. there were documents found studin the streets in ireland where he was with highly confidential information about his whereabouts. whether the documents leaked

how do we bolster the system. >> we need to implement consequences, for mishandling, the fact that we have way too many people with way too much access. and we probably over classified a lot of things, we need to revisit the classification process who has access and why. not just open it up as was indicated. we have 18 members of intelligence community now, 18 agencies they want this information because it is cool to have it. bas the friend indicated,ly he knew what he was doing, my question, was he motivated because he is trying to make himself an edward snowden hero among a select group of people that he shared this with. and did he think he could do this without consequence. snowden has done this without consequence.

and so maybe me thinks he can pull another mot snowden and there would be no ramifications. jackie: this is a developing story. we'll follow it in days to come, thank you for your time, we'll have you back soon, thank you. >> thank you. >> good to be here. jackie: now to your money, inflation posted another surprising c decline in march, falling about a half percent, steepest drop in 3 years, annual basis the prices are up 2.7%, joining us now, liz peek, great to see you to talk a little bit about our money. the white house is praising the figures, as i imagine they would. what do you make of inflation numbers and producer prices and how the white house will spin this. i think they will say, everything is great. see the numbers are coming down. and oh, by the way, federal reserve you should up your target. we'll get there faster. what do you think? >> look, i think we're

making progress fighting inflation. and the numbers were good, but the problem a little bit in this month was the bulk of gain was from goods prices, coming down. and the bulk of that 80% actually was from energy prices in particular gasoline prices slumping. as we know opec has put through another production cut and oil prices are going higher. that is n -- not sustainable. >> and part of gain of the margins, from retailer, inflation is getting better, generally the supply chain problems are gone. we have a little bit weaker demand. and so now i think wall street will be pivoting and investors pivoting, what does that mean for the economy. what is the economy doing in response to the aggressive rate hikes that we've seen from the fed? that will be the new focal

point. inflation is not gone. and yi y, i thought for 6 months fed would redefine the target to 3 1/2%. jackie: very important to touch on. we're not producing enough at home. actually opec is coming out saying it expect the demand to rise this year, and robust summer season as we see. on seasonal basis, but i think opec plus that announced the cutta production, you sit back in united states, we used to be the world's top energy producer, we are no longer. we have given control back to the cartel to set prices. >> i think that there is another element of which is troubling, opec used to be wary of driving prices higher, why?

because the u.s. industry would charge right in and drill more, produce more, and ba bridge the prices back down again that is where we have price slumps over the past decade, is u.s. ramped up production, i think that saudis who engineered this, look at united states and say they have a ridiculous energy policy in place, they are not interested in producing more oil, so we can raise prices, this production cut has nothing to do with demand soft but we want higher prices, they will get that knowing that biden white house will not allow the american industry to respond with hig higher protection. it is a shocking accusation butrue. jackie: i think you are spot on. i'll see gas head toward the dollars 5 mark against this

summer. let's switch gears talk about this new push on ev's biden and epa are wanting to limit tail pipe emissions for gas-powered vehicle, a transition to electric vehicle. 58% of people that were surveyed in a poll, are living paycheck to paycheck, how can average american, living like that afford an electric vehicle, that is you know upwards 75 thousand dollars. >> only uncle sam makes the tax credit for the vehicles so available and huge that they don't notice or they are not paying 16,000 dollar difference between your average ev and a gas powers car. that is what they are pushing. that is what is in the inflation reduction act. we're people who are not buying ev's will be subsidizes people who are. people down net -- they are not bought into this.

this is one of the mandates like no gas stoves that is coming out of white house to satisfy their need to move forward on climate, thinking, i think, that younger voters are onboard with this, they may be. but the realitiu our grid is not ready, i foresee with a huge shift with the ev there will be a massive change to permit new transition lines, right now electricity prices already up 13% last year will go through the roof and no longer will be more economic al to drive an ev . jackie: you bring up so many great points, it will not solve our problems, we don't have infrastructure, china of benefit from this as well. at the end of of the day the taxpayer gets stuck with the bill, liz peek thank you. >> thank you, jackie. jackie: okay twitter ceo

elon musk tweeting defund npr after the out let announced it would be dropping the media giants over what they call credibility concerns. >> and china sanctioning house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul for his visit to taiwan, next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ ♪

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jackie: welcome back, china sanctioned senior u.s. lawmaker michael mccaul over his visit to taiwan last week, and his meeting with taiwanese president, we bring in foreign affairs congressman brian mast, great to see you thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. jackie: so mccaul met with taiwanese president and told her that u.s. would provide training and weapons to taiwan's armed forces to support its defense against china. then all of a sudden, china punches back, slaps him with sanctions. i find this interesting in light of fact that the whole conflict between russia and ukraine started over the fact that russians said they didn't want ukraine to join nato, argument here in the united states was well, russia can't tell ukraine who it can and cannot befriends with, you have a

situation where china dictates who u.s. lawmakers can and can can not speak to. >> this is partially par for course, about a year ago i was sanctioned by russia and other members of foreign affairs committee. we're not surprised to see china to this to michael mccaul. he is supportive of taiwan. the real react, feels like a very bitter divorce that goes on between two individuals where, every single little things that takes place, sets the two entities on a collision course to one another, that is how i feel like china and united states right now, every day, every little thing that happens, is putting us more and more on a collision course with one another. jackie: let me ask you, that would be simple, how it we get here? when l look at our

relationship with china when president trump was in the white house, things were seemingly more under control. for that matter vladimir putin was in his place as well and not making threats of trying to takeover additional territory. it seems that soon as president biden entered office it unva unraveled and fall apart, our foes in world saw a weak leader and took advantage of it. >> yes, i would sum that, very similar to the way you said, but, no strength, no peace. we always say peace through strength but we don't have this with this administration, they allow the fires to burn across the globe. whether iran, irk rairkz allies moving closer to china, and france and macron saying they will push nato away from u.s., china,

taiwan conflict, what goes on with russia and ukraine, our reaction to, that list goes on and on, then the leaks today blunder after blunder no st strength under this administration. jackie: i'm glad you mentioned the leaks, we have no motive of the 21-year-old who leaked those documents, partially, part of the content leaked is that documents showed russians saying that chinese agrees to secretly provide weapons in the war in ukraine. you see if there was any question about this alliance, between the chinese and russia, you see that is very clear you know, and it is building. >> it is building. xi jinping and vladimir putin have a very close relationship. i'm saying that as an under statement. they attend each other's birthday parties as two state leaders, they have

been together a minimum of 40 to 50 different times, they say no limit to where their relationship will go and what they will do for one another, that is what we're looking at. not surprising at all to see those kind of statements be leaked about what china support will be for russia. jackie: can we talk about the leaker himself, before i let you go, jax teixeira, 21 years old air national guards man from massachusetts, appearing in court in boston tomorrow. motives are not sure, our guests were talking about we have to try to shore up the system not give so many people assess to classified information. i'm curious for your take? >> we could do one-on-one on classified. and security clearances. ure in the military, you fill out about 135 pages of what is known as asset 86 national security

questionnaire, ascend an investigator to meet with you and everyone place you worked and school, they investigate it we should find out who this investigator was, who else they investigated and what they cam up with this individual. jackie: congressman brian mast thank you so much. >> thank you,. jackie: g.o.p. lawmakers introduce a legislation t that encourages states to adopt their own bill of right, to protect law enforcement. >> and twitter ceo elon musk in a feud with npr, after they announced they will dropping media giant over what they call credibility concerns, coming up on "the evening edit."

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jackie: welcome back, npr is quitting twitter after labeled at government funding media, first major news organization to a

let's welcome to show journalist who broke the twitter files michael shellenberger thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. jackie: npr is leaving twitter the tip of iceberg. people say other media accounts may follow, pbs is not tweeting at the moment because of the label. elon musk does have a points, but when you think about federally funded radio here in united states versus you know state tv in iran or in china, we're talking about very different things. >> you know i'm a journalistoy don't work for twitter, i can't read elon musk's mind, us on the platform would like a diverse array of view points and accurate labeling, this case that npr and pbs

received government funding, i think that elon musk changed one of the accounts maybe bbc to government funded. i think one thing we know about musk that he someone that likes to iterate, he likes to make changes quickly and then revise them if needed. my sense he wants platform to be open to many. jackie: i hear you on that speaking of the bbc. elon musk sat opportunity with them in a interview, to twitch gears, he talked about possibly selling company can to the right person. >> it, it is quite a rollercoaster, the pain level of twitter has been high. >> depends on who, if i was confident they would pursue that -- they would pursue the truth. then i guess i would be glad to hand it off to someone

else. jackie: to your point. he rolls withs punches, do you think he is considering selling the company, what kind of person would be the right person in his mind. >> i think he will need time to get the company back to initiate in healthy shape, remember they went from 7,000 employees to 1500. my understanding is that advertisers are coming back, there is a new com competitor in substack, i write for. you cannot recreate this in a activity platform, twitter is a platform to stay. he has made significant cuts and changes, a number of us you now publishing to twitter more like on facebook or instagram or substack. i think there will be a

bunch of changes. i don't know how many media executives sit down for an interview like elon musk did with one of his main critics, that shows an openness. i would like to see all social media platforms required to be transparent and making decisions. but i think what we've seen here is a step in the real direction i applaud it would like more. jackie: let's talk about the house judiciary committee subpoenaing chair leyna caan for documents on twitter investigation. chairman jim jordan in letter saying that ftc inappropriated demands how to you think this will play out? >> hard to say, as far as i know this is unprecedented

for ftc to demand information about the journalist who have access to twitter files, my colleagues and me, we have nothing to high, i have a 30 year publications that people can look at, but i think it is weird, like a harassment. for me, i'm an independent, but you know for most of my life i thought democrats were on side of first amendment and free speech. but we have seen democrats increasingly demand more and more restrictions and censorship via social media platforms of speech they don't like, that is illegal and important like raising concerns about vaccines, we should want to hear more 'that i think that we need to hit the reset button the politicians and social media companies and embrace openness and open web p transparent see. jack. >> thank you michael s

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jackie. listen the images here speak for themselves. encampments like this pop up in liberal cities aconservacross the country. businesses and residentses from new york po to portland are growing frustrated, in california, governor touting 15 billion devoted to crisis, people are asking where the money went. we have a makeshift shelter, beer cans, a sign on the ground, that said why bother. but you mentioned last year 69 thousand individuals were homeless in l.a. you might say, where why wouldn't you clear it out, it is illegal to do so if neighborhoods down have beds for at least 60% of those on street,

homeless face more complicated issues than just where to live, they may deal with mental illness, airadaddiction. >> politics are real. often times they can be a great h hindrance, sometime we find pole s politicians disagreeing. reporter: it is difficult can to make progress when everyone is not working toward the same goal, you are left with businesses in the area, people that live here, pay the taxes, and homeless nothing more they play defense. jackie: kelly o'grady thank you. >> joining us now for more reaction from house hexamethylene triperoxide hex -- homeland security. henry es esposito your

reaction on that report. this is a massive homeless problem. we're seeing it in other cities. >> it is just more of the failed policies of the democrats that created this issue. there is no enforcement, you know we have agencies throughout the cities that are handcuffed they don't have the ability to to do their job to affect change with helping homeless. and just more of the same, they want to see these cities turn into turmoil, that is what is happening. jackie: homelessness is one issue, we're dealing with drugs on the streets and a lot of crime. some cases, they can be isolated but in many cases they are all wrapped to one. you introduced a law enforcement bill of rights monday, that will go to judiciary committee next, tell us why this bill is important in protects police

officers and why we can no longer defund the police. >> so i think we have seen over last couple years, you know in new york and other very far left cities, where the inmates are running the asylum. we have seen in the cities where progressive elected officials have given more power to criminals than law abiding citizens, they have literalry used handcuffs that we carry on our gun belt to handcuff the police, it needs to change, we need to sense message across this nation, one thing that republican leadership in united states house of representatives is committed to is that commitment to america, nation that is safe, we said that we would stand behind men and women who wear the uniform, that is what this bill of rights diddoes, sending a message we not stand for defunding or destroying our police departments with anything we need more funding to provide resources for them to their job, protect them so that you

know these leaders or so call leaders in the cities are not using threats of legal action, when they are investigated for nonsense that these criminals are claiming ge against them, to sene message to let them know it is about time that electeds and people who call themselves leaders, start leading, only way to call for defunding of police is if you have zero common sense. jackie: crime is one of number one issues forcing people out of new york, a new college poll shows a third of new yorkers plan to leaving in the next 5 years. so this is not stopping unless we get control of crime in the city. it say huge concern. cost of living is huge concern as well. congressman thank you for your time, i know you will be back with us, sit tight.. >> thank you. jackie: "the evening edit"

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congressional republicans. representatives by rondonald, anna luna and matt gaetz and corey mills have endorsed trump, if desantis was not running. and not announced. why would he be so worried about this in. >> first, thank you for having me on. i also think it would be a very interesting dynamic whethwith two frontrunners from the same state. we agree that governor will be announcing in next month or two that he will be running for president. but i think what got the attention of the governor's team is that when congressman byron donalds did ken endorse trump for president, most people at least him they enjoy a close relationship. i do think they were surprised unlike for example matt gamatt gaetz

was probably always would endorse trump. i think that governor had a couple of bad week in regard to conversations in ukraine. 6 week aboard ban controversy that happening in florida right now. and the fact he has not been punching back against former president trump in some of the attacks he had. jackie: let's dig to numbers, there is a politico pole found after president trump's indictment and his arraignment that he is first choice from 41% of those who responded in south carolina, he was the ahead of nikki haley in her own state. desantis has yet to declare, you know, we think it is pending or it will come. he came in second behind

trump. nikki haley, third, 18%. there are some folks who say det desantis has a tough choice to take, he can sit this out or wait for next race. he may lose his momentum he has gained from his work in florida and been praised for it if he waits it out he might be up against you know, a glen yo youngkin type of person, does he have to strike while the iron is hot. >> i think if he will run, this is his cycle. i don't think there is and way he could wait. he is at the top of his game right now. this is the time he has to do it. back to your polls, sometimes i have a hard time this far out. you know, president has been running and had been very successful in south carolina with their constituents for

a long time. both senator scott and nikki haley are popular there the state, but we're still 9 months, we have remember that happened to 41 runner 2016, jeb bush how fast that went away. i think that we have a lot more time. fox is doing first debate in august. and so, once people start learning and listening to the candidates, ones that are ready to move on from trump or not, there will be some dig distinguishtion. and about nikki haley, i have known for a long time, she had a strong quarter of 6 weeks after she announced she ran in announce to her 11 million dollars. she is traveling the state, and doing y her grassroots, senator scott has not announced yet we have more time to go. >> i think you are 100% correct on that, it is early. all eyes on that debate

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help keep the city's residents safe. introducing ak five autonomous security robot. two new robots in the nypd will be deploying to fight crime. back with me for tonight's hat take, to see again. i want to talk to about these robots. they're really cute, it's a great idea it was the ai doing a lot of different things. having said that you are nypd detective before you're elected to congress for you can sympathize with me. i still live here and say robots are not the answer to the kind of crime we are seeing on the streets, police are. compare and contrast contrast for me. >> one 100%. they call the nypd the greatest police department in the world for reason. because some of the greatest cops in the world work there. we have the greatest investigators, grace patrol cops. we will never have a robot that takes the place of good quality police work. listen, it is great to see

engaging technology. it's great to see we are funding the police department and not defunding it. i think we would all appreciate seeing that money go toward the good work the police department does. but listen, let's hope these cute little robots help fight crime. especially in positions there is a safer way for the robot to enter rather than the uniformed police officer. i hope they make a difference i hope they keep people safe. when they're taken of the sheet i said no one will replace the good work of the nypd. >> is sort of look at this as a canine a police dog companion. it can help a police officer do his job it cannot do the officers drawn for him. there's actually one of these called the stitch box. i am guessing what these do is they have cameras, what they can patrol a little bit easier and more nimbly and possibly alert

to dangers that are out there. but you still need the human reaction, real quick? >> absently. there's nothing better than the human reaction on the street. let's be honest we have focused on making that community and police connection. and having relationships. were not going to be able to make those with relationships for sure. >> anthony d'esposito and thank you for all the work you're doing to keep us safe here, i certainly appreciated regards thank you, stay safe. >> center e-mails we do love reading them. thank you so much for watching evening edit on foxbusiness. now it is time for the bottom line hi dakin hi sean? works good show. ♪ six