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president trump hammering president biden at a rally in iowa today. president biden against struggles to convince america's fighting onyx did not turn trump's boom into a bust. joining us tonight, congressman mike johnson, nancy and ej and former d.o.j., doctor smarty makary and marc siegel. the media not buying the white house ever-changing topic and absurd narratives and why they left cocaine in the west wing. the white house focus on elected cars and half the nation's top water is polluted with cancerous chemicals. you've heard about long covid, right? scientists are warning long vaccine. connected to the covid vaccines. people have been talking about this plus what you need to know about fda's approval of the new breakthrough drug to cure and

fix alzheimer's. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ former president trump in iowa, he's going after president biden. we will show you the sound in a second, he's going after him for ruining u.s. energy independent. biden is heading to his beach house in delaware after he touted biden onyx today. we had the dismal jobs report, those numbers since the height of the pandemic. 30% of the jobs came from government workers and jobs. that's unsustainable. april and may revised 110,000 fewer jobs first reported. the 209,000 figures cut in half, 100,000 jobs after those. grady trumbull has been all over this. >> we just heard from the

president talking about lowering healthcare costs. he said is one example of biden onyx at work. he says today's jobs report is another example of bidenomics at work even though it was lower than expectations. >> when iran for president, i promised i would not continue about economics in the past. here's a simple truth, trickle-down economics represented the moment we walked away from how the country was built. >> the white house says we are in the midst of manufacturing boom, it's something we heard from the president at a manufacturing facility yesterday in south carolina. it's true manufacturing sector added jobs since the president took office but i want to date and to the jobs report, you can see that sector acted 7000 jobs, basically flat by the labor department standards and new provision shows the sector lost 3000 jobs, not the originally reported 2000 jobs in the month

of may so there seems to be a disconnect between the picture of the economy, the president and white house are painting and the one americans are feeling, the one americans are feeling characterized by high inflation. >> it wasn't by chance, it was policy, $6 trillion of spending biden did that was borrowed, cause inflation to rise and that's why we have this tough to year. >> speaking of inflation, the white house is touting wage growth that was evident in today's jobs report but that could be more incentive for the fed to raise rates next month when they meet, raising rates making things more expensive for americans. liz: great reporting, thank you, it's good to see you. let's bring back wall street from the committee to unleash prosperity. first to you, nancy, what did

you make of the president today and his trickle-down economics? it's trickle-down government ruining the economy. the economy hold back 22 million jobs destroyed by pandemic lockdowns this economy created 3.8 million jobs, not 13 million this president is claiming. >> i went to check gpt to find out what bidenomics is in its spend, spend and spend. even keynes whose inspiration did not advocate spending unlimited amounts forever and stephen moore is right, that's why we have high inflation and continued spending is going to keep inflation sticky. we are optimistic coming down but we do think spending has to be addressed and he refuses to do so. liz: what you think of this, this feels like 1981. this economy feels like 1981. the job growth rate is now

trending around where carter was, we have a new poll that says the largest drop in americans confidence and faith and u.s. institutions is 15 percentage points decline for the presidency, that much is 15-point drop in biden's job approval rating since this survey was done in june of 2021 so what you make of that? >> you might say the president's job approval rating has been adjusted for inflation, inflation he caused from spending, borrowing and printing trillions upon trillions of dollars. another thing important this jobs number as we dig into the details, we find the devil and for example, the number of people you have additional jobs, people who can't make ends meet and they get a second or third job, they account for literally the entirety of the jobs added because els double counts people who have more than one jobs, there's a good chance of the

economy may not have added any jobs in june at all. liz: let's listen to former president trump going after president biden today. watch this. >> when the economy is better, hard to get better when you have high energy prices because nobody can get money from a bank, nobody can borrow money because interest rates are so high, stupid people, that's why. [laughter] [applause] for the purpose of national security, i will ban communist china from buying up american farmland and other critical infrastructure. [cheering and applauding] in. [cheering and applauding] have to do it. [cheering] [applause] you have to do it. in china, they will be fine. they'll be fine. liz: what you think of that, nancy? didn't ronald reagan say are you

better off than you were four years ago? trump is going to hammer this. >> and i think he should. every candidate should. if you look at the ftc and what they are doing to acquisitions and businesses, they are adding so much paperwork by their own estimations, it will cost companies 350 million a year more just to put together paperwork for a merger or acquisition. that's what saves bad companies and gross good companies so the fact that we've got government working against business all the while telling them how they should run their businesses, the cost of regulations are hard to measure but we know after president trump came in and took over and said there will be one new regulation for every i can't remember, five or ten you cut, we saw a boom in the economy and that's what we need, government to get out of the way and let companies run their businesses for shareholders which is the purpose. liz: what you think of that? sent seven out of ten americans say the nation is on the wrong

track, the country disapproves of biden, what you think of this? >> a miracle anyone approves of the president's handling of this economy but i think it's clear consumers do not want the woke agenda pushed by corporations and they have been clear about sending that message in shareholder meetings and dumping stock and refusing to buy the product of those companies that push the far left wing agenda. it's clear people don't want it. liz: the excuses and rationale for why the economy is so bad, it keeps changing as much as a stories out of the white house who left cocaine in the white house. let's listen to james clyburn working on the biden campaign. watch this. >> i think in the country today, people are on almost everything and i think it's for good reason.

we have not spent enough time accentuating positives that exist today. i was cochair of the covid-19 committee and people are in a mood during the pandemic. >> total black employment is down three straight months now with 635,000 jobs lost in that spell which is the most ever in a three much stretch us out of the pandemic. do you have a comment? >> i'll remind you under this administration in april you saw unemployment rates hit a record low at 7% and that was just a couple of months ago under this administration. liz: black implement is done three months straight in a row, nancy. what did you make of this in our people sour over the pandemic?

the pandemic already ended a while ago. >> quickly, i think americans are extraordinarily patient but not stupid and they know their pocketbooks, they have less money to spend on leader and activity, certainly not the high end but washington is the high end, elites so qc lack of empathy and understanding every response we get out of this administration on inflation, higher taxes which make no mistake, they are higher and will be higher even more as they go after corporations so i don't think it's going to work. liz: thank you for joining us tonight, good to see you both. let's get reaction from americans out there, folks out there in the economy. joining us now, ohio truck driver, monty. it's good to have you on the show, we are grateful for you joining us.

the white house epa california, they are putting pressure and extra costs on truckers like y you. if we didn't have truckers, the economy was so bus. they want you to go electrics that are you asking what is the epa doing after hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer money we got 45%, like half of u.s. tapwater nationwide cancers chemicals in it. >> the thing about this administration right now, you would think the sky is falling with this climate alarmism stuff and the fact is truckers do not have a lot of confidence in the trucks in these battery vehicles. range they are capable of doing what they will have the power to do, there isn't the reliability and it's one thing is truckers we look for, nobody wants to be broke out on the side of the road and we talk about driver

shortage attention problems other, this is because a driver that has a truck is not confident driving, he's not going to stay in the occupation to do that job he's going to leave and find something else. liz: are you worried biden white house is basically outsourcing green energy to california in california is saying they are going to go all electric vehicle? is not enough charging stations and doesn't it take like ten hours to fully charge an electric truck? >> the time to charge a truck is going to be phenomenal in these batteries are going to wait 16000 pounds and that's 8 tons you will have on the way to the truck so are you going to add that to the gross weight of the vehicle or because -- take away capacity what the truck and haul? we saw the recent think with the supply chain crisis so when you

talk taking another 16000 pounds away or adding it to the truck and if you add to it, it increases the load the truck will pull so this is not a winning situation. the technology is not there yet we are bankrupting the country trying to get the overnight. liz: we know toyota is making a breakthrough electric car batteries, lighter battery that basically charges faster we've got 20 state attorneys general sending a letter, the battery is not ready for prime time yet. twenty state attorneys general sent a letter to the epa saying what are you doing forcing truckers -- car manufacturers increase electric vehicle sales? is unlawful misguided, is going to room consumer safety and economic stability and national security and by the way, isn't there an issue heavier batteries will destroy roads and bridges after all that spending?

>> yes obviously when you increase the weight of the vehicle you have more wear and tear on the pavement. common sense two plus two equals four equation yet it seems to be lost on these folks and i will tell you talking about the cost and stuff, independent driver association, we partnered with epa in 2018 to write the rules we are dealing with now and they decided we didn't have any idea what we are talking about or want our input. the initial cost in 2018 was going to be around $6000 a truck and they wound up costing over $28000, that was real cost of the trucks were putting out and if i can go back further to the clinton administration when karol browner was epa administrator, they went back and said the truck engine companies gave truck engines

that weren't what they were supposed to be kind of like the volkswagen we have the last couple of years ago. they found the truck engine manufacturers and said if you don't produce the engine, you're not going to sell it so they put these engines out and they were reliable, we have thousands of members, truckers lost their vehicles because they couldn't afford payments because of the downtime. liz: this is going to hurt the supply chain. that's what's going to happen and when people see that happening, they will say really? you need truckers, truckers want their america's economy would come to a full stop. you are terrific. we'll have you back on the show, we just ran out of time. did you have a quick final thing? >> i'm not going to be the driver sleeping in an electric truck while it's plugged into 220 fault.

liz: thanks for joining us. we'll have you back on soon. you have heard of long covid, right? covid symptoms that last and go on and on now scientists are warning about one long facts. health problems from the vaccines can make you sick. vice president kamala harris gives another all-time at the confusing answer and raising concerns about biden 2024. coming up on "the evening edit". ♪

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cuckoos here, doctor marc si siegel, janet yellen looking to ease ongoing tensions between america and china but this story, talk about the pandemic originating in china, what did you make of the story coming out concerning scientists and worrying health experts and people around the world are rare but baffling, long max, getting the covid vaccines and boosters symptoms that can include persistent headaches, severe fatigue, brain fog, tachycardia, neurological problems, what you think of this? >> i'm not surprised about this because when you give the vaccine, you're giving a

medicine and there are side effects and we've known this since the beginning. monitor side effects and if they go long enough, you have a syndrome. i interviewed a couple weeks ago with a vaccine experts in the world at mayo side effects from the vaccines ringing in the ears. i asked how common it is and he said it is and i looked into it and it is. ringing in the ears, tonight is much more from the viruses so that's the issue. long covid could occur brain fog with tachycardia, her issues and issues in almost every organ in the body, it's not surprising you would see some of the same things from the vaccine because what is the vaccine doing? trying to mimic the virus so your body is alerted to that and sometimes you get the side effects. the key is you get it less often. an example, myocarditis which you get from the vaccine for

sure, you get from covid for short and much more from covid if you've been vaccinated enough your chances of developing it is less so what is wrong here and i think this is why you want to do this, nobody is open about this. the vaccine site says no side effects, covid side says the vaccine is terrible, but i think the vaccine is useful but keep an eye out for this. >> you are talking ringing in the ears and tingling in, that's neuropathy so what would you advise? people are saying forget it, we'll just contract covid and get antibodies naturally, we don't want to take the vaccine, we've got media on the nbc and others saying in get the vaccine and some saying to get the same day you get the flu and rsv shots, it seems like a hit to the body. what you advise about vaccines? some people are taking a lot of boosters.

>> really smart questions. with omicron, the milder version right now. a lot of the country is blanketed with natural immunity from infection. i'm looking at target groups. how high-risk are you? you have underlying medical issues? are you obese? i'm looking at giving boosters. i don't want to give the same day because i want to observe you for side effects. all vaccines you mentioned have potential side effects. the flu vaccine can cause side effects. i have somebody who developed a facial droop, i thought for sure it was a covid vaccine but it was the covid shot, flu shot. i want to watch patients to see how they do. overall, these are tremendously helpful and decrease severity and disease and death but they have a cost. also we do, risk-benefit analysis. who benefits the most and whose

most at risk? liz: thank you for joining me, it's good to see you. this story coming up, house oversight chair james, ready to pounce. he calls it shameful, unacceptable. law enforcement officials and the media not buying the white house ever-changing story saying the white house should have already figured it out, who left cocaine in the west wing? this story coming up next. ♪

this controversy is getting worse, house oversight chair james, demanding secret service give the committee the briefing in the west wing of the white house calling it unacceptable, shameful moment in white house history. mark meredith breaking news on this, live at the white house

with more. >> it is friday, tonight the white house insists national security was never colonized even after drugs were found in the west wing, terrapin questions and they got over the excess. we asked whether or not there will be. >> was a risk to security? >> there's no issue with the situation. we have workers drug testing policies at the white house. drug use policies at the white house, we take this seriously so we will let the investigation unfold if it involves someone from the white house, the appropriate consequences will ensue. >> secret service says it is investigating what happened but

we may never know for sure where the cocaine came from, secret service has gone as far to conduct fingerprinting and dna testing. the container cocaine was found in. congressional republicans are watching closely, they've been out, james comer of kentucky said the united states secret service demanding more details about what the agency has learned. congressman, writing white house security procedures in the secret service says responsibly to maintain effective safety protocols in the eventual evacuation of staff. raising concerns about level of security maintained at the white house. another noble moment today where another reporter asked whether or not the white house rule out once and for all if it has anything to do with the first family. press secretary went to great lengths to the president and family were not here when this happened, they call it a ridiculous question and will be curious to see if we seek pushback from the president. he's getting ready to go to

europe on sunday. liz: mark meredith, thank you for joining us. let's welcome back to the show vice chair of the republican conference. what you make of this story and what are you hearing, who left cocaine of the white house, who was it? >> the most ridiculous is the white house misdirection, they've had a master class over this. first they said there was no cocaine and then they said well, there was but it was a tourist area and then we found out it was supposedly a secure area but definitely didn't belong to hunter biden or anybody in the family. does anybody believe anything they say anymore? it raises serious concerns, it's supposed to be the most secure building in the world and either we have a serious security lapse or hunter biden or someone is getting a pass. liz: how can they can't find out who left it? >> that's a great question. there are criminal investigators from around the country commenting how easily this should be determined and it's a

real problem. remember this president ran on the whole platform of bringing order to the white house. consider it last month was had transacted us expose themselves in the white house and is now scheduled to narcotic. liz: the more the white house runs away from the story the more they change the narratives, the more it looks like they know who left it and they don't want a story out there that hunter biden left cocaine of the white house. he mentioned this, the law enforcement and media are not buying the constant change in narratives and now ethics pros are saying what's with the story that they are invoking the hatch act to dodge the questions about what's going on. >> i don't have a response to that mark we have to be careful about that. what i will say is i've noticed there does seem to be increasing

frustration from the corner in general and i think it's probably rooted in the contrast between substantive policy records. [inaudible] >> we have been told how political bias they offer days that we may never know who's the person who left this, drop it, fell off the bed, threw it away, whatever the case may be which he talked to folks who worked in the white house, they find it hard to believe. liz: we can't have the white house where there is cocaine discovered. it's unacceptable. that's not what america wants to see in this white house. it's about nonpolitical campaigning on the job, it does not cover snorting cocaine. >> they devoted any time is a

tough question, nothing to do with the campaign, it's about law and order and congress is going to have to investigate this, we have to get the answers to the american people, they deserve that and this administration has shown it is incapable of policing themselves, supposedly investigating this in the state department investigating their own withdrawal from afghanistan. liz: we've got troops around the world, women and men serving our country looking back at the white house saying cocaine and the white house, it's lawbreaking, a felony. that's wrong. we do not want to demoralize our troops and men and women in blue here anymore. we got former top officials like former customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan saying secret service is basically should have already solved the mystery by now, they've got cameras all over the place, the search should have taken 30 minutes if they used all the resources at their disposal. cameras everywhere.

he sank the biden white house look like it is road blocking this probe. >> it does and if they are, it won't surprise anyone because that's what we seek in every federal agency and supposedly so policing. it is concerning secret service may not be forthcoming we rely upon them, people are beginning to doubt and it's a great th threat. liz: we don't know if it's hunter biden, whatever. american people deserve an answer. this is the white house, this is what america looks up to. thank you for joining us. coming up, doctor marty makary on exactly what you need to know about the fda approving a new breakthrough drug to treat alzheimer's. we got the information you will not want to miss. coming up on "the evening edit". ♪

doctor marty makary, we are going to drill in what the media

is reporting for all time alzheimer's patients. what you make of the fda that fully approved biogenic for alzheimer's? we haven't seen his approval since 20 years. what you make of this breakthrough treatment? >> a little bittersweet, there is good hope and there are concerns. the good news is it does appear to work, there's a theory if you lower this in the brain it will result in better clinical outcomes, is a theory proven correct. on the downside, there's a black box warning in this new approval today, it warns of severe life-threatening events referring to 13% of patients in the trial that had brain swelling and 19% had a brain bleed. that's about double number of people in the placebo group and three deaths in the group of about 900 so informed consent, only mild and early alzheimer's, pre-alzheimer's like dementia so

75% of people are not even candidates and those of big price tag. liz: 26500 annually so potentially fatal side effects like brain swelling, bleeding, seizures, potentially even death so that's what people need to know first and foremost. this gives hope to all farmers patients, 6.7 million of them out there with their families in but we want to make sure they have the information, is there anything else you can tell? >> 1.5 million people out of the 6 million plus our candidates, this is an iv infusion every other week, it does appear to promise and hopefully the next generation will do better. there are style changes that can reduce the risk of alzheimer's according to experts so we need to study those things not just

drugs. liz: and is not the only drug, there are more coming down the pike, right? >> that's right. more drugs and the thought is we can use monoclonal antibody technology for other things just like we learned it worked well for covid so that is promising in. liz: let's talk about medicare, medicare will reimburse the cost but only for beneficiaries enrolled in this nationwide registry that will track patients side effects and outcomes over time but patient advocacy groups are worried this could cut back the number of all farmers patients for the treatment that are eligible. >> some of these medication programs and medicare were never designed for expensive drugs, they were routine chronic disease drugs. a new drug that is a $26000 a year cost, 80% will be paid for by medicare and i appreciate their asking everyone to register in a big registry to

follow their outcomes and confirm it does work and have safety but medicare part b did not budget for this drug so what that meant was they saw the savings from the covering and then said that's probably because we had a inflation reduction act that lowered the cost of part b drugs, it is not correlated. liz: always terrific, we love having you on the show. have a good weekend. former d.o.j. official is fired up, she's terrific. we love talking to francie. got this new fight, california governor newsom revving up with ron desantis, they don't like this. demanding merrick garland to launch a criminal probe to spending will immigrants to the state of california. the bottom line coming up. good to see you.

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and once-in-a-lifetime. we love former d.o.j. official who tells it like it is. what you make of this fight? thank you for joining us this friday evening. california governor gavin newsom manning d.o.j. attorney merrick garland launched a criminal probe florida governor ron desantis flying illegal immigrants into california under false pretenses about access to jobs and housing and more. change tri-state looking at this fight. >> it's interesting, unfortunately d.o.j. has become lapdog to the left. it won't shock if they opened an investigation if they can't

figure out what crime has been committed, it is illegal to traffic illegal immigrants across the country against her will as an human trafficking, sex trafficking for forced labor, it's not illegal to put them on a plane if it is voluntary which by the way the mayor of new york is putting immigrants on planes and flying them around new york and i don't hear newsom calling for him to be investigated so i'm not sure the crime, i think this is just. liz: he's calling it quote state sanctioned kidnapping. >> that's ridiculous. kidnapping is moving someone against their will place to place and from what i understand, these people are signing flavors and effectively permission slips for themselves to be sent other places. these are sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. they say they welcome everybody, i'm not sure why newsom is complaining, he's said all are

welcome. they spend billions getting illegal immigrants healthcare and other benefits, i don't know what he's complaining about, just getting what he asked for. >> eric adams and outgoing chicago mayor lori lightfoot saying is the white house who is responsible for problems like this. >> they watch me navigate 52000 people coming into our city without a penny from the federal government. >> the federal government and the president, the white house and anybody else involved in the national guard not been granted for the district humanitarian response. >> we need a national solution for national challenge. this can't be done city by city,

state by state, it's got to be comprehensive and originated by the federal government. liz: each of the mayors are talking common sense. each of those democrats are saying cut it out, white house. stop with the border collapse and help us out. what you think? >> i agree. look at states like texas and other border states and they are dealing with the flood of millions of illegal immigrants. mayors are dealing with thousands after they've put into place and touted in the elections policies of century city's welcoming everyone so i'm not sure why they are complaining out except for the fact that we took them up on it. governor desantis took them up and send workers their way and they didn't like the fact that they had to take care of these people the way border states city mayor and governors have had to do for years now. liz: come back soon, don't be a stranger. we love having you on the show. we've got this story coming up. you're going to want to watch florida governor ron desantis, he'll join the varney show is

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joe regard critics in the wall street journal, kimberly saying hunter biden legal strategy is wrong, smearing and retaliating against an attacking irs whistleblower. gives credence to the idea hunter biden is getting a sweetheart deal from the justice department on his tax evasion and gun charges. most of it smells like desperate it probably is. his legal team he knows the worst is yet to come. musty to be on capitol hill to answer like what services you provide? energy companies in china in ukraine and experience working in the energy sector. multiple shell companies formed to provide a new product or service but simply to funnel money to at least nine members of your family for it i dozens of questions come to write up on time here. ultimately this is not a star but hunter biden as it is about his father. to the profit from these deals as the big guy? in the sitting president of the

united states compromised by adversaries like china? elizabeth: accusations of bribery according to the fbi document. joe, have house oversight chair bearing down. he's getting forward bank reppert records is going to call in for a test of my deposition from devon former business association -- meant. we expect that? quickset is a thing, list of actual bank receipts it is not he said or she said were based on the dossier provided by a spy overseas, we have received here. when interviewed by colbert this tells you it will only continue to expand. the more people who come for the whistleblowers or other people close hunter biden again, the smoke will look like a california wildfire at some point. it is not something biting can hide from, joe biden by simply smiling and laughing at the press whenever they ask about this is trouble. elizabeth: we have trump bearing

down. trump is now beating up biden according to some polls in the swing states. how was biden going to handle this in the presidential debates? quickset the thing. we look at national present said no don't do that. presidential elections come down to a handful of states in states like georgia, arizona, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin donald trump won and 2016 all of the states. he wins three of those five and holds everything else like ohio and florida which have become very red he will be the president again of the united states. how will joe biden in those particular states answers questions also this answers on the economy, education, crime you name it, the border but those are things he is vastly underwater. particularly in those states that the child's right now. elizabeth: we also have this, cooking at the white house for the present refuses to acknowledge separate granddaughter by hunter biden and we have, hear us out comments about u.s. culture. so wrap it all up.

we have gallup poll the largest drop in american's confidence u.s. institution is a 15% point decline in the presidency, final word? works well. you see their tv news horrible ratings as well put institutions in general in that department of justice, fbi people are saying enough is enough. this is not the america i grew up with this is for sure. elizabeth: joe concha convexity will be following your columns on all this. and you dear viewer, center e-mails that fox.com print we love reading your e-mails but thank you for joining us this friday evening. we will have a jampacked chauffeur on monday night. have a good weekend it's now time for the bottom line with our buddies dagen and sean. take away you guys. >> thank you. ♪