i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with low low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi get your money right. larry: workers still getting flattened by bidenomics worker wages, high inflation and we need a fighter to stop all of that. we need a fighter to stop all of this. it's the wrong direction on the economy, but elizabeth macdonald is right direction on pretty much everything, folks. liz: thank you, larry. you know who is fighting like that? it was donald trump. larry: oh, yes, indeed. liz: trump is a fighter so that's the story. okay good to see you larry thank you so much again for a terrific show. we've got this story. house oversight moves to hold fbi director wray in contempt. this story too. the democrat narrative is immediately falling apart in

realtime. they are trying to downplay that fbi document, alleging then-vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme reportedly in ukraine plus we've got congressman andy biggs, jason smith and dr. marty makary , carol roth, dan schneider and parental rights advocate, terry schilling and the update on that wild brawl between parents and activists outside a school in california and house judiciary is finding evidence of the white house coordinated with the fbi to target school board parents, even martha stuart says get back to work. get back to the office. the large number of government workers who still work-from-home even though the pandemic is over , plus california governor gavin newsom's fight with florida governor desantis, it is getting worse, and the senate today moves to regulate artificial intelligence for the first time. what exactly does that mean for you? and when will this hazardous

smoggy air stop? it's now hitting millions in 18 states from wildfires in canada. we have the latest. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. joining us now from house oversight, andy biggs and legal- legal sam dooey. gentlemen, good to see you. comment, today your committee released a resolution holding fbi director wray in contempt of congress for not physically handing over the fbi document alleging then-vice president was involved in a $5 million bribery scream in ukraine. congressman, where does this go? congressman bigs? we are having technical difficulties. sam, where do you think this goes? >> well, procedurally, the resolution is going to be

introduced and voted on in the morning and i would expect that shortly before the resolution is voted on, the biden administration would invoke executive privilege , because unless they invoke executive privilege director wray has then committed a criminal offense, contempt of congress. doj says if there is invocation of executive privilege you haven't committed contempt of congress. at that point i would expect the committee to consider that claim. i think that claim be extraordinarily weak, given this doesn't involve presidential communications. there's no deliberation here. this isn't classified, and congress gets information related to ongoing investigation s all the time. they almost certainly reject that assertion, properly in my view and then there be a committee vote and then it would go to the full floor for a vote. so that's the legislative process. liz: so i think congressman bigs is back with us. congressman, you know, the fbi even refused to admit the

document was real. only up until about a week ago. i mean, also the democrat narrative, congressman, is quickly falling apart. attorney general bill barr, former attorney general bill barr, congressman, he now says no, democrat jamie raskin is wrong here. democrats are wrong to say that under barr, the doj, the fbi probe on this was dropped. it was not dropped. a.g. barr says it was sent to the u.s. attorney' office in delaware for further investigation. what do you think of that? >> yeah, i'm not surprised because mr. raskin was kind of working on a fiction novel there , but i think what we know now is that the document exists, whereas you pointed out they said it didn't exist, number two , i'm not sure an investigation was ever opened but it was referred to the delaware a.g.'s office and so it was sitting there. third thing is as we're moving forward here, the fbi now is coming in trying to negotiate the last minute letting us have

access to that document, and additional negotiations are going on with regard to other pieces of evidence as well. liz: so that's the news coming in that the fbi is now after all this saying we'll show the fbi document to the entire house oversight committee. this , you know, sam, this is coming under threats though of contempt of congress. the fbi is only acting after those threats, sam. i mean, the fbi first got this bribery allegation about vice president biden at the time back into 2017. that's way before rudy giuliani. this is like three years before rudy giuliani was bringing forward information to law enforcement. sam? >> absolutely. there's zero indication this is linked to mr. guiliani and there's a lot of disclosures that show the liable informant paid, used in other cases pre- dated and as to the negotiations, it's pretty clear doj was enacting in good faith.

this is about a single document. they didn't even acknowledge it existed for almost a month. this is not a good faith negotiation. this is last minute stonewalling on the breaking news, i don't think anything other than production is acceptable. i think chairman comer has it exactly right, because as an investigator, the in dashcam rail entitlement review they are offering will not allow the committee to know the names of the people mentioned in that memo, to consider those , to draft their own subpoenas, and really investigate the allegations, because it's pretty clear that the fbi and the u.s. attorney in delaware hasn't done so. liz: so, you know, what sam just said. there is this development too, congressman. house oversight chair comer says the footnotes in the document make it clear that this fbi informant made multiple allegations to the fbi alleging vice president biden engaged in bribery. this is, we're counting at least

three times. first in 2017, then again another time, and then the third time in june 2020 report, so congressman bigs, there are multiple instances, allegations here. >> yeah, that's right, liz, and that's why i think we have to get the document and get hands-on, so we can actually expand the investigation out to find out what happened to this other allegations. this is serious stuff. if this is accurate, and by the way, the person that gave us this information and gave them that information, that person was considered to be credible, reliable, and had been previously used as a source, so we've got to be able to get the documents so we can actually expand the investigation out a little bit further and if this is accurate, like it seems to be, contrary to what my democrat friend said the other day, this actually is probably one of the biggest scandals in the united states history, and

so we can't short change it. we're going to have to give it everything we have and we've got to demand that he give us that document. liz: congressman andy biggs and sam dewey, thanks for joining us tonight. turning to this story. the update on that wild brawl between participants and activists outside a california school. fox news william la jeunesse is live in los angeles with the latest. william? reporter: well, liz, the agenda last night was about bringing lgbtq awareness into the classroom during pride month , june, but parents say the problems are much bigger than that. they have zero input on how sexual and gender studies are taught. they are not informed when they are and students cannot opt out. here, you'll see those opposing groups, activists in pink bandan as squaring off against armenian and hispanic parents. >> they need to stop asking little children what they sexual ly identify as. children are not sexual beings nor should they be. reporter: parents also say children must share bathrooms

with transgender students. >> anybody could come to the principal and say, you know what i'm transgender and walk in the girls bathroom. >> what makes their child more important than a trans girl who when she goes into the male bathroom gets beat up. reporter: so, the school board claims it's only following state law, which says curriculum must include lgbtq studies and feature prominent lesbian, gay sexual and transgender americans , and participants may not opt out of any of those classes. schools must refer to a student by the name or pronoun of their choice, and that information cannot be disclosed to parents, and all transgender students have access to a locker or restroom of their chosen gender identity. >> where is the consent form that gives this school district or any other school district permission to discuss, diagnose, or affirm my child's sexual orientation or gender identity.

>> honoring pride month at all schools shows people who have historically not been represented or welcome that we see them, we celebrate them and they have our support. happy pride. reporter: so, in neighboring los angeles, the school board yesterday approved making june pride month, october's lgbtq history month, october 11, a national coming out day, november 20, transgender day of remembrance, march 31 a transgender day of visibility and april 12, the lgbtq day of silence, so you can see , liz, why parents are concerned. how this teaching filters into the classroom. liz: william la jeunesse, thank you so much for your reporting there. let's welcome back to the show parental rights advocate terry schilling. terry, what's your reaction to that report? we've seen multiple studies that children with gender dysphoria grow out of those feelings 80-90 % by the time they hit age 18. so, it's a question of whether or not these schools are even trained to handle this and whether or not they are

informing parents. you know what i mean? what's your reaction to the story? >> well, thanks for having me, elizabeth. this is a really good sign, right? the fact that parents are up in arms, that they are protesting and actually have the courage to speak out, finally, about what's been going on in our schools for the past decade or so. it's a very good thing, and let's be very clear. there is an all-out assault against the innocence of our children. i tell my kids all the time and i tell other participants that no one should talk to other children, other people's children about sex. those are the types of people that should be kept more than 500 feet away from a school. these are inappropriate conversations and no one in these schools is equipped to handle them. liz: it's unfortunate it had to come to cuffs and blows. terry, also this story. house judiciary chair jim jordan , he sent another letter to white house chief of staff yesterday, terry. he's threatening a subpoena of the white house if it does not turnover by june 20, e-mails and

text messages, in how the white house coordinated with the national school board association and the justice department to target school board parents as domestic terrorists. this probe looks like they are expanding it. >> they are and rightfully so. what we are seeing, what's being alleged, elizabeth, just to be very clear, is one of the most egregious violations and over steps of government power we've ever seen. what we have is the federal government through the biden administration is being accused of creating this entire controversy out of whole. it was the biden administration that's being accused right now. they went to the national school board association and they solicited a letter so that they could investigate and shutdown these parents as domestic terrorists. this was not an organic thing. this did not come from the national school board association. this came from the biden administration and jim jordan is going to get to the bottom of it liz: he's saying that the justice department and education department still not

cooperating with house judiciary and he is zeroing in on a senior advice for to president biden, person by the name of mary wall. this person was a conduit between the white house, multiple agencies and the national board association and we have government whistleblowers talking to lawmakers too about this. what do you think? >> that's exactly right and listen. there's one reason why they wanted to shutdown these school board protests, is because once parents figure out what's happening to their kids in schools, they're going to put a stop to it. they want the minds of our children. that is the entire point of what the progressive movement and these woke activists within the biden administration want, is they want to corrupt their minds and indoctrinate them into their regime so that in five to 10 years they have a whole huge majority of woke american citizens that will vote for the democrats. liz: but then you have the southern poverty law center equating parent represent all rights organizations with the k

kk, in terms of being a hate group. how does this all hit the 2024 race? >> well, it's going to affect the 2024 race big time because it's going to put these issues at the center of the presidential debate, right? this all comes down to who the next president is and what they are going to do in office and we hope that every republican candidate for president will be very clear that they stand with parents and their rights to direct the education upbringing of their children and i do just want to say, elizabeth, is that the southern poverty law center, them putting parents rights groups in the same category as the kkk really tells you what their real agenda is. they want to destroy parental right and corrupt our kids and indoctrinate them into their regime. liz: terry schilling thanks for joining us. we're staying on the case alleging then-vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme in ukraine. white house denies this and also contempt charges coming for fbi

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liz: well look whose back with us. he is from house ways and means congressman jason smith the chair of that committee. congressman good to see you. you've been working on cutting spending. you've been working on cutting back government and fixing things down there, but we've got this report that still is nearly half of government workers are working remotely from home, even though the pandemic is over. martha stuart is saying people need to get back to the office. >> you know, it's unacceptable. that's why we passed a bill called the show-up act to actually get federal employees back to work. the first major piece of legislation that joe biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer passed was the american rescue plan which paid $400 billion to people not to work, and that's

why you've seen help wanted signs go all over the country. so we definitely have a labor shortage but we just moved legislation enforcing work requirements for snap and welfare benefits. that should hopefully be a little bit helpful. i would have liked for it to have gone much further but it's a step in the right direction but these federal employees need to show up, just at social security, they are behind by more than a million cases, because people are working from home. they need to get back to work and i have wished the white house would see the light of the day there. liz: it's interesting you say that. martha stuart is saying she doesn't want america to "go down the drain" and saying we don't want to turn into france. u.s. worker productivity year-over-year congressman you've seen this decline for five straight quarters. we've got average office occupancy still at half of pre- pandemic levels. this is what happens when you put government spending on just basically a trigger going

forward. you just spend away and think you'll fix the economy. it's about incentives. >> i'll tell you, martha stuart is very good at all different recipes. she's right on track with making this one up and talking about how you help grow the economy is making sure that the people are working and a great ingredient in that is making sure that we have workers for all the businesses. that will grow the economy. i'm thankful she's out there pushing it. i just hope people will listen to her, that our democrats are congress. liz: by the way, poverty drops when you put more people back to work. when you got incentives, right, for the government handouts. we've seen those studies. this house hearing that went off the rails. we have the government congresswoman, democrat congresswoman trying to, you know, when this debate stuff like this comes up at hearings she's trying to equate the term "woke capitalism" with racism. let's watch this. >> when you say i'm anti-woke,

when you talk about wokeness you're saying i'm anti-black and i don't want black people to speak up for themselves and i don't want equality and justice for black folks. this is not wokeness what we talked about in here. unless you are saying i'm racist white supremacist, stop talking about wokeness. >> forced esg compliance is harping american workers and business and i'll say this again forced, not free market, not free to choose, all of a sudden i'm a white supremacist and racist. no, i'm just talking about the facts but if you can't beat me on the facts call me names. liz: how can congress get anything done when you have that mud slinging? the wall street reports more and more companies are dropping and ditching their dive into politic s and social justice items, because it's not good for the bottom line, and getting rid of whole units working on this , saying they aren't effective and doing anything. >> it's really disappointing

that there's so many extreme members of the democrat party like what you just exposed. that one happens to be from my home state, one you highlighted. it's disappointing how extreme they are. just three weeks ago, liz, we had a resolution on the house floor honoring and recognizing all of the fallen police officer s including one from my congressional district, one from her home state, and that representative that you just highlighted was one of only two people to vote against honoring fallen police officers and she's moving and leading the defunding the police movement. that shows how extreme they are but unfortunately, there's a whole lot more than just her. it makes up the majority of the house democrats. liz: well it's not mainstream america. it's not the heartland. it's not the folks out there who fight everyday, that put food on their tables and pay their taxes and try to do the right thing. congressman smith your final word. >> you're exactly right, liz. we need to just make sure that

we understand the pulse of real america. the heartland, and those needs to be the priorities. we've seen all these woke corporations that over stepped and got involved in these culture wars. that's not what real americans want. liz: congressman smith great to see you. come back soon. >> great to see you liz. liz: we're staying on the developments in the case involving the fbi document where a confidential informant who has worked with the fbi for about 10 years and been paid six figures reportedly alleges vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme, reportedly this happened in ukraine and also the democrat narratives trying to undercut this falling apart rapidly in realtime. we're also staying on contempt of charges coming for fbi director christopher wray and adam klotz is coming out. when will this hazardous dangerous air clear up and clear out? hitting millions in 18 states from those 416 wildfires in

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with it for a little while. we got up to very unhealthy is what the purple color indicates yesterday but now we jumped up to the hazard us level in last several hours, that's continuing overnight and into tomorrow. i can show you a little bit of that in just a couple minutes but this is new york city on a typical day, beautiful. today, looks like something out of the movie from mars. that's what it looks like outside today. absolutely incredible just how thick and dense this fog is. visibility is down to a mile or less. not just in new york city but stretching back up to the north where this is ultimately coming from up in canada, so you're looking at pennsylvania, parts of up state new york. all dealing with this very heavy smoke. philadelphia is getting in on the action also as we're looking at really bad conditions, now this deep maroon color is where it's the worst, and you do not want to be outside in this. even when you get over to the oranges that could be dangerous for the elderly and young children, so everything in the red, purple, maroon, these are really bad conditions that

we're currently dealing with. it's all kind of following the wind you're seeing moving off towards the coast so that's funneling this into the city. our smoke tracker will show you and this has done a really good job the last couple days where the smoke be. it'll show you by the time we get to friday, you begin to breakup so think it's going to be bad tonight. it's still bad tomorrow morning. you start to see it maybe fall apart as you get into friday. then the worst of it shifts off towards the west, so p.i.t. pittsburgh, cleveland, detroit, indianapolis, along east coast by friday starting to breakup just a little bit all because of these winds we're paying attention to and this is the final thing i'll show you. the winds consistently the last couple of days, liz, have been coming out of the north. i run this the time stamps up into the corner eventually by the time we get into the weekend friday, saturday, sunday winds shift and then suddenly, yes, the wildfires will still be going but the smoke will no longer be going in united states it's actually pushing backup to the north so we do have a couple more days of pretty nasty conditions outside.

liz: interesting reporting thank you so much adam klotz that was great clarity on that really appreciate it. let's bring in dr. marty makary. doctor, what are the health effects here? >> well if you've got asthma or copd, you really need to be careful. these are very tiny particles that come from wildfire smoke penetrate a little deeper than your typical dusty air, so it's important to use recirculated air and important to take basic precautions. you aren't in trouble if you're in the smoke for a few minutes but you don't want to get a lot of the air in your normal day-to-day life. liz: should you wear masks outside and which ones? >> masks probably don't work well but they can help and you want one with the highest level of filtration an n-95 mask. liz: dr. marty makary thank you for joining us. we'll stay on the story. the senate today is taking the first steps to regulating artificial intelligence. what's that going to mean for you? can a.i. be kept in check by the government and also wall

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to your house and then i showed up and you got mad at the person who dropped me off because you didn't actually want me there. now, we know that would never happen because i bring chocolate or whatever but this is the same thing that's happening here. gavin newsom has spent years and years, it's all over his twitter stream, bragging about being a sanctuary city. he said things like is state. california is a sanctuary state. we'll provide shelter to all who needs a sanctuary, to all who seek it and california is for everyone. he's welcoming them with open arms. it's an invitation so why is he all upset now? frankly, you would think that he be thrilled given all of the people voluntarily leaving california for florida and texas anyway. he needs to rebuild that population so you'd think this be a good thing for him. liz: you know, so florida officials are insisting that the migrants all traveled voluntarily to california. there was no kidnapping. florida released the video that

debunked that kidnapping allegation out of the california governors office. it shows the illegal immigrants thanking god for being california, for going there. watch this. >> [inaudible] liz: so they are saying thank god we're in california, carol but we have california attorney general, he's saying he's still looking to potentially bring criminal charges against those involved, you know, in florida. go ahead. >> yeah, you're trying to explain crazy and insanity. we have all seen the video that people were doing this voluntarily. they were signing up for this , and why would they not want to? california has advertised all of the benefits that they have given to people who are in the country illegally. it sounds like a bonanza, so if you had your choice are you going to be in a state who wants

to crackdown on illegal immigrants or the one whose been advertising hey, this is a great place, come here, open arms, you're going to get all this kind of stuff. it sounds like a win-win situation. the idea that they are throwing around words like kidnapping is so ridiculous and it goes back to what you said at the beginning, that democrats, they make these rules to a game, and then all of a sudden when it doesn't suit them, they decide to change it up. that is their m. o. every single time and i'm so glad we're calling it out. liz: you know whose calling it out too is robert f. kennedy jr. we're hearing reports the white house is being warned. they have to take rfk jr. seriously. they just made a surprise visit to the u.s.-mexico border monday night. he said the situation is un sustainable but solvable, that we just need a white house that has the will to do it, carol. >> yes, bingo. that's the whole reason why we're talk about this fight to begin with is because the biden

administration and the democrats in congress won't work with republicans to secure the border and to fix our entirely messed up immigration system. think about it, liz. how many people do you know who have a family member or somebody who wants to come into this country legally and they can't get in this country, but we have all these people who are coming in illegally. this is a solomonnable problem as rfk jr. said it just takes the will to do it. liz: but they are throwing a lot of money at this. i want your reaction to what the white house press secretary says about the amount of money going to the u.s. cities to deal with the border crisis this biden white house worsened and created. watch this. >> the cities like new york city, like chicago and others who are dealing with this issue and we've had conversations with them. we are in touch with them. as you know, there is more than $200 million in funding that has gone to these interior cities. a majority of that has gone to

new york city. liz: carol, $200 million, she said. >> it's just another place that the u.s. is leaking cash from. we're giving it to deal with illegal immigrants. we're giving it to other countries. what about the american people? what are they getting? they are getting high inflation. they are having a hard time paying for things like rents and their groceries. this is a complete point of frustration and at some point, somethings got to change or there is going to be more and more social unrest because i don't think people are going to stand for this too much longer. liz: got it carol roth thanks for joining us tonight. we're staying on the developments in the fbi document story alleging then- vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme reportedly in ukraine. the white house heatedly denies this but the democrat narrative is down playing rapidly falling apart in realtime plus media research vice president dan schneider on the senate taking

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liz: okay, the senate today taking new steps to try to get a grip on artificial intelligence and regulate it. this is now moving fast around the world. fox news senior congressional correspond entertainment chad pergram has the latest on capitol hill. chad? reporter: liz, good evening. the goal of senate majority leader chuck schumer is to take on a.i. before it takes on us. schumer plans a series of bipartisan briefings on a.i. this summer. >> the senate and all leaders have an obligation to deepen our expertise in a.i. because if we do our jobs correctly, we can ensure a.i. becomes a remarkable force for human prosperity, while mitigating its very real potential risks.

reporter: democrats are collaborating with gop senators mike rounds and todd young to see how the u.s. can position itself on a.i. it's a race against a.i. >> the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. the second-best time is today. i think it's just a group that has shown willingness to do bipartisan work, to put in hard work, and to try to come up with creative solutions. reporter: some discussions will focus on educating lawmakers about a.i. that's because members know so little about this emerging technology plus they want to get things right. lawmakers believe they made mistakes regulating social media >> we're hearing all kinds of reports about kids and the chat gpt app for example, that should be easy low hanging fruit and chips from china we should not be getting chain components used in american- based a.i.

it's too dangerous. we shouldn't do it. reporter: lawmakers plan to eventually craft legislation for a.i. science fiction writer izaac asa mof wrote the three laws of robotics in the 1940s. the rules include a mandate that a robot may not harm a human, and a robot must obey orders given by humans. liz? liz: [laughter] interesting stuff. i love that quote there, chad that was great. thank you so much good to see you. let's bring in from the media research center he's vice president dan schneider. dan, good to see you again. your reaction to the report. what's the upside and downside of a.i. some people are kind of saying that a.i. robots could, you know , shoot missiles at our heads. are we going to see that or are we going to see massive job losses? are we going to see more about the content and changing of what we read? >> liz, it's really hard for people to get their arms around this. they don't even understand what artificial intelligence really means, but it exists already in our lives, and it's being used

by these tech companies. the upside of course is that our lives might be easier. we might have access to information that's useful in better ways. the downside is that it is a threat to our entire existence. the way we think through things. the way we control things, and, you know, you mentioned chad mentioned social media companies are involved. social media companies do not want the government to put parameters on them because they like to try to create societies in their own image. artificial intelligence will be the greatest tool, whether we're talking about members of congress, the biden administration or these tech companies, the greatest tool they have ever had to socialize america. liz: well that's not good. i mean, how do you combat that because experts are saying this is shaping up to be the next space race between u.s. and china for a.i. dominance and going to dictate the future. we have experts noting the chinese military and government and tech companies

are all working together to advance chinese a.i. but in the u.s. it's the tech companies taking charge. go ahead. >> yeah, this is the trick. we cannot allow the chinese to beat us. we have to win the a.i. race. at the same time, the companies in america that are supposed to be leading this , they are sort of bought and sold by the democrat party and vice versa, so i can not tell you how happy i am that senator josh haw ley is taking this seriously. he is the first republican in congress to take this seriously and recommended five guiding principles. most of those principles i think are good, but we need to go deeper. we've got to protect us from these tech executives who really do not have our interest at heart. liz: you know, open a.i. ceo sam altman, he even said, you know, we need something like the united nations nuclear watchdog as an example of how you have to come together to oversee what he is saying dangerous technology. your final word. >> yeah, well, we've seen how

the ftc has levied fines against facebook and microsoft for stealing data, to the tune of like $25 million. that is nothing for these trillion dollar tech companies. if we're going to get serious about curbing their bad behavior congress needs to talk about criminal sanctions. liz: dan schneider thanks for joining us coming up congressman pat fallon , more on the developments of the fbi document case alleging then-vice president biden engaged in a $ 5 million bribery scheme in ukraine. the white house denies this. we've got developments on this story coming up on the "evening edit." introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management.

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liz: joining us now from house oversight is congressman pat fallon. congressman, good to see you. okay the democrat narrative is immediately falling apart on this story, on the allegations that president biden when he was vice president engaged in bribery this is about that document at the fbi. what did you make of former u.s. attorney general william barr saying democrats led by jamie raskin is wrong, that he did not shut down the doj probe on this. that instead this bribery allegation went over to the u.s. attorney's office in delaware? this is gaslighting is not working out. >> well you've got fiction, perpetuated by jamie raskin and democrats, you have reality, i'm

glad former attorney general barr shared the truth with us and the american people. first and foremost this investigation was not shut down by the attorney general under president trump. secondly rudy giuliani had nothing to do with this. this fd-1023 was generated by using the fbi's words, liz, a highly credible human source that they have used for over 10 years, given and paid to this person, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and he had direct contact with the person making the allegation that said they paid five million dollars to joe biden for policy decisions. this could, it starts to smell like a major scandal. liz: congressman, house oversight chair comer says that these allegations came to the fbi starting in, way back in 2017. that's three years, three years before rudy giuliani in 2020 came forward with information, any information about the biden families. also house oversight chair comer

is making clear the i am informant to the fbi made allegations three times at least. 2017 he provided bribery allegations to the fbi. one more time. then a third time in june of 2020. >> well what's even more troubling is apparently a fbi supervisory agent, brian auton put it in subfile with restricted access. when it was referred to delaware by then attorney general barr, the fbi agents that were tasked to investigate by the u.s. attorney wouldn't be able to ask the fd-1023 which is the basis of the allegation! this is starting to smell worse and worse by every bit of information we find, every new bit of information. this is beginning to be far worse for the president. liz: you're hearing that fbi officials purposely buried this bribery charge in their system, is that what you're hearing?

>> that's what i'm hearing. that is, and that is highly troubling because what i was hoping for, liz, when director wray brought this to, brought the fd-1023 the form over yesterday hoped he also brought a file about this thick showing all how the fbi, what does it stand for, federal bureau of investigation, did their investigation and they did all of this work to find these allegations were either credible or not but they did their job. it is our job on the oversight committee to do their job. liz: entire panel, this committee will be able to view the document. this new development came out couple hours ago, what do you make of that story? >> well we better. i'm subcommittee chair on the oversight committee and the fbi didn't want me directly to see the document. i don't know why. i have top security clearance. i get briefings all the time that are highly sensitive on the

armed services committee. these are our jobs to make sure the fbi we're the elected representatives from the american people, not the fbi. it is not direct wray or his purview to deny a document to be brought to us. liz: any word you get to review isn't. >> i hope as soon as possible. i hope tomorrow. we're supposed to vote tomorrow morning to hold him in contempt. liz: congressman fallon, thanks for joining us good to see you. tune in tomorrow night we have congressman jeff van drew, former public affairs treasury secretary monica crowley under former president trump. "newsweek"'s batya ungar-sargon, much, much more. thanks for watching. i'm elizabeth macdonald you're watching "evening edit" on fox business that does it for us. to to "the bottom line" line with dagen and shaw. dagen: thank you