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david: i learned everything i know from you so i'm only as smart as you. two words, incentives matter. that's the key to the economy. sometimes two words sum it is up well. larry, great to see you back. thank you very much. i'm david asman in for liz macdonald and the evening edith starts right now. president biden pushing jobs agenda during a labor day speech in philadelphia criticizing trump's handling of the economy and even claiming bidenomics is great for blue collar workers watch. >> guy that held this job before me was just one of two presidents in history he left office with fewer jobs in america than when he got elected. when the last guy was here, you were shipping jobs to china. now we're bringing jobs home from china. when the last guy was here, your pension were at risk. we helped save millions of

pensions with your help. bidenomics is a blue collar blueprint for america. it's for you. david: the president rays raising more eye bros telling reporters he's not worried about a potential auto workers strike as uaw contract is set to expire in about nine days, but the white house narrative doesn't seem to be convincing the american people. according to the latest wall street journal poll, 59% disapprove of the president's handling of the economy. for more on this, welcome former council of economic adviser chair kevin haslet. thank you for being here. it's not very economic in orientation, but his statement, biden's at the same time that donald trump didn't build a damn thing. i mean, president biden, god love him. he's been in one political office or another his entire life. he's been redistributing what other people built, maybe you

can argue whether that's good or not, but it's not actually building things. it's just rehashing what other people do, but he says that trump never built a damn thing. your comments? >> yeah, obviously that's just politics, but biden really is challenge when had it comes to the economy and the truth. when it comes to president trump, he almost finished the wall and biden opened it up so supposedly antelope can go through and now there's an immigration crisis unlike anything we've ever seen. biden, if he had built something could have helped and going back to what he said in your intro, it's unbelievable to say that president trump was one of odell beckham jr two presidents with -- one of two presidents with the jobs in the end and covid pandemic shut down and that ended and president trump got vaccines to everybody and came roaring back and claims vet for the jobs. it's awful. it's awful. david: yeah, what was the actual economic effect of the trump

policies, the trump economic policies in terms of bringing businesses back to america? biden claims they were leaving and only he brought them back. what's the truth in that? >> we passed corporate tax cuts to make the u.s. a nice looking place to go again and there's this massive wave of investment and growth in the u.s. in response to that. in fact one of the metrics of it that i think is most interesting is you go back and look before our corporate tax cut withs the cbo said corporate revenue would be this year, it's higher than that, which is a metric of how effective the tax cuts were and deregulation and other things but trump had a very, very successful economy and 3% growth and had lowest unemployment rate for minorities and wage growth in bottom 10% was higher than any other desyl -- david: talk

about that in particular. talk about the blue collar workers, which he claims, president biden claims to represent. he's done so all his life and says i represent i represent the blue collar workers. >> wages were up enormously about 6500 per family for blue collar workers and the bottom line though is that if blue collar workers are doing so well under binden, why is the ua having a contentious negotiation likely to lead to a really, really long strike. look at things they're saying, uaw saying, hey, our wage is worth 30% less than the last contract because of all this biden inflation. they won't endorse biden is chaining of all the green jobs and subsidizing electric cars. they don't really need autoworkers and it's like a battery and a motor.

they're going to lose maybe 200,000 job ifs we switch to electric cars and blue collar workers are upset with biden for a reason and that's why the poll numbers are the way they are. david: a lot of blue collar jobs in the fossil fuel business that have been departed as a result of his focus on green energy. he's always saying they're going to be better with green paying jobs and what's the truth to that? >> in fact, the green jobs are worse paying and the details of the uaw strike that'scosming and people making the electric cars are working on the battery plant in tennessee make way, way less than the people who are making old fashioned gas powered cars in michigan. so social security really clear the green jobs are commodity jobs and don't require the kind of skill those great blue collar workers at gm have and they're striking. they're literally mentioning the

subsidy as jobs and final question. david, kevin, what's your best prediction of what the economy will be looking like as we really head into the election season, say after 2024, january 2024 on ward? >> yeah, it's going to be very much in recession next year. the fact is that inflakes is aaron rodgers and roberting up again and look at price of oil back to $90 a barrel and cpi, cleveland fed estimates for august it's 1% for the month as a whole in part because of gas prices and all that stuff will make the fed crack down harder than they have. the fed will have controlled inflation or not and everybody will be so upset because their real waning is lower and either way the economy is a big negative for biden.

david: kevin hasset, good to see you, my friend. former president trump calling out democrat arguments that he could be removed from the 2024 4 ballot under the 14th amendment. in a truth social post, trump says almost all legal scholars voiced opinions that the 14th amendment has no legal basis or standing relative to the upcoming 2024 presidential election. trump goes onto call it nothing more than a "trick". for more on all this, welcome former white water deputy council saul wisenburg and katid katie. does the ballot have any justification whatsoever? >> first of all, unfortunately the former president is incorrect. there's a number of legal scholars who take this position i think you can argue it either way and i think it's ridiculous

personally the idea that some county official or some state official could decide on his own and paid with the ballot and the hearing and anything like that with a practical matter and it's going to do something like this and going fairly rapidly for the supreme court and i believe the supreme court will rule you cannot remove former president trump from the ballot unless he's been convicted of something under the insurrection statute, which is an actual criminal statute. david: that brings me to the next question, katie. what happens if he is convicted before the election particularly something that might impede on this question of the 14th amendment? >> then it's a very off chance there's going to be the verdict before the elections and we have to remember that president trump is not facing an actual criminal charge of insurrection.

jack smith affirmatively declined to bring that charge and certainly could have if tech athletics thought the evidence supported it. that said an argument could be maybe a bit more closely that there was a finding of some sort that was attaint amount of being involved in a insurrection or absent in some finding in a forum where he's entitled to due process, i can't imagine how the institution could be interpreted in that manner and contradictory onto itself at that point. david: the one charge is the one that could be the toughest for donald trump would be the documents charge down in florida. but many forget there's a documents charge against president biden and handled by mr. herr, forgive me, mr. herr and the point is that's being handled by a special prosecutor

and the last guy that handled a biden case was di david wise and that took five years. was there any chance that mr. herr will handle that case and resolve before the election? >> i want to go back to an important point, something very important. none of these four indictments of president trump have anything to do legally with disqualifying him under the 14th amendment. the statute i quoted, 18usc2383 is a statute criminalizing insurrection or rebellion and in that statute itself it says that in addition to being convicted, you will not be able to run for office and that is congress' application of that 14th amendment provision. he should not be removed from the ballot even if he was convicted of all of these offenses and i don't think most

will go to trial. david: okay, i hope we put an end to that. sol and katie, thank you. still ahead, we have congressman pat fallon and parents defending education nicole nealy and companies using a disorienting and blinding fog to connect to the alarm system to protect themselves and stores lost an estimated $86 billion from retail theft just last year. former specialist trump on voters reacting to the latest poll and dead heat against president biden is that's next on the evening edit. >> tram has a small lead because biden leadership and it's been lacking. >> if given the choices, trump and biden a lot of people i know on the democratic side will be on the border for president

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watch. >> it is kind of shocking in a way. despite all of the baggage that donald trump carries, he's tied with joe biden right now. david: with me now is mark lauder. it's fun to watch them puzzle by all this and i'm wondering if they really are or if they're putting that opportunistic. did they really think at this point in the season before people have had a chance to see all the details, electors would have an absolute knowledge of who they're going to vote for? >> i think they're shocked because they actually believe the white house and they're own talking points that the biden administration economy is working when it clearly isn't and just don't get it and details of "the wall street journal" poll obvious of the headline 46-46. donald trump is beating joe biden on just about every major issue that matter tots american

people whether it's inflation or the economy. the border, crime, all of the things are why joe biden is unpopular pause he's a failure in the areas and the mainstream media just doesn't get it. david: they do get that the question a lot of voter's minds particularly of independents is donald trump himself. they like his policies and almost across the board and led "the wall street journal" to editorialize today and that's the result that democrats actually want. keep the focus on mr. trump and he wins the nomination and then can victims and trials before the general election and if republicans nominate mr. trump, they're likely sailing in a political head wind that'll be difficult to overcome. what do you think of the journal's opinion on that? >> i disagree and the reason why they're up 40% in and real clear

politics average on the republican side is because people see him as the fighting on their issues. the other candidates, they're all arguing the same policies but they're losing the style points which is where donald trump is actually winning and the one thing that the journal is forget asking joe biden didn't have a record in 2020. he has a record of failure in 2024, and donald trump is not going to sit there talking about the things and focusing on the joe biden solutions and nay win. david: meanwhile, we're awaiting the second debate and fox business being a host of that and is it possible that we could find a credible alternative to president trump.

>> donald trump keeps climbing and remaining in his strong position and they're just taking support from each other, none of them is breaking free and even if they were to break free, 40 points is a massive mountain to climb. david: think they'll come. >> if they get the field narrowed down and someone starts to break away, i could see the former president debating and and you're the front runner and lapsing the sidelines and keep the focus on joe biden and let the kids table fight it out. david: mark, the democrat side, the president is really not admitting there's anybody hosting the race against them. there's a couple of people and is do you think they'll make it to become the nominee of the democratic party or might there

be another there? >> this is wishful thinking and you're stuck with him unfortunately for you and the american people. there's no one to challenge him and build the campaign apparatus to do the fundraising and so short of something remarkable happening, chips act don't foresee, joe biden is the nominee of the democrat party and game on and we're about ready to take your record for a ride. david: mark, thank you for coming in. >> thank you, david. david: so 0 incidents of chinese nationals posing as tourists and trying to breach the military cases and in some cases they did. we have the controversy of illegal migrant children in new york city not needing vaccinations to enroll in the

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david: d dr. anthony fauci pushg for masking again and even cn n said data shows masks don't work. >> there's a perception out there caused by m. how many, i don't know, that they don't work. >> yeah, well that's not so. when you're talking about the population level that the data are less strong than knowing if you look on a situation as a individual protecting themselves or protecting them from spreading it. there's no doubt that masks work. different studies give different percentages of advantages but there's no doubt that the weight of the studies and there's been many studies indicate the benefit of wearing masks.

david: rand paul saying fauci admitting that masks don't work and joining us is dr. nicole sapphire. i love this disagreement among experts but what does fauci mean when he says masks don't work at large but work for individuals. i don't get t do you? >> yeah, well, david, when you look at it, the data suggests that on a population base, the community masking didn't have an effect on case loads so if you had community mask wearing in public, they had the same number of cases compared to communities that didn't necessarily have the mask mandates and really when you look at schools as well, the difference was -- looking at a single person and not the community and pre-and post covid

studies show if you wear an n-95 mask appropriately and can decrease about 10-50% of viral transmission and most people with the kids not wearing n-95s in the world and by in large when it came to covid and mask wearing, they don't work. work.david: and jill biden, shes covid and we wish her well. what our bodies have been through and they're mild and the press secretary was suggesting that the president is going to be masking up now and we have pictures of him coming out a couple hours after that. not masked at all and it's just you're not getting straight answers here and there's the president who was supposed to be masked up and they're not doing it and the vaccine doctor and how effective a new booster would be against this new

variant and kjb talking about that earlier today and white house press secretary and let me roll that tape. >> we know these vaccines work and we know people are up to date with the vaccines and that works. and the cdc came out with vaccines with the effectiveness of this new variant and maybe more capable of caught infection in people that have previously had covid-19 or received covid-19 vaccines so apparently it's not going to help that much; right? >> well, hold on, first of all that's being mis-strew construed a bit -- misconstrued a bit on social media and the updated booster was developed on the circulating variant from early this year and what we're seeing is new variants right now and it's not been tested on it and it's going to offer protection and we don't know how much and she certainly doesn't know how much but what they say is there's a higher risk of being infected with the newer variants

or covid and vaccinated and that means because it's going to escape immunity and doesn't mean you're more vulnerable if you're vaccinated or previously infected and by the way, in the same vein that means the updated booster may not be affected and it's a new variant. mixed messaging and everything should be on the table. david: d i have to get this in and migrant children now and new york is overloaded with a lot of migrants and a even though thers not room in the schools and they're going to be vaccinated when kids here legally have been vaccinated for. does that make any sense? >> public health officials are truly making the biggest anti-vax movement the country has seen if you're going to allow migrant students to come in the system and going to require vaccination records and u.s. citizens needs to be equal for all children and can't change the rules and all of a

sudden you're going to have parents saying they don't need to and why do my children need to. it's a very precedent start and everything can be exclude. david: people don't trust what's coming from the government anymore because there's so much mixed messages of what's good and works and et cetera. dr. sapphire, thank you for being here, appreciate your explanations. >> thanks, david. david: up next, companies using a disorienting and blinding fog connecting to alarm system in order to protect themselves as stores lost an estimated $86 billion from retail theft just last year. also, a new report detailing 100 incidents of chinese nationals posing as tourists trying to breach the u.s. military bases and they have. plus north korean dictator and kim jung obanya reportedly meeting with -- kim jong-un meeting with moscow about keeper

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texas republican congressman pat fat lon is joining us. good to see you again. your take obstructing cerumen chinese spies and what it says about our security. apparently they were pretending to be tourists taking photographs and about 100 times they apparently came pretty close or actually succ succeeden breaching our security. >> yeah, david, when you have an open society, you have challenge that china doesn't have to deal with this and they're aauthoritarian and nonetheless we have to remain ever vigilant and that reminds me of the time we were relaxed before pearl harbor in 1921 and japanese spies posing them and gathering very sensitive information so it doesn't surprise me, but on the armed services committee, we'll be taking a very serious look and focusing and making sure that the military doesn't ensure these kinds of incidents doesn't

happen again. david: world war ii is a very good analogy to where we are now and didn't even talk about the balloon misadventure, but we also have the show of our own officials going over to china and kowtowing a case of treasury secretary janet yellen three times in front of chinese fishes. what do you think that message is the chinese officials that see it happen? >> david, the best english that xi jinping and his colleagues are projecting and don't kowtow them, they're bullies and they need us far more than we need them. the only president that's done that frankly in our lifetime has been donald trump. republicans and democrats before and after have been as you said kowtowed. joe biden won't even talk to xi jinping about fentanyl and now it's time to step up.

david: there's a g20 summit coming up in india and apparently president xi doesn't deem it necessary to go there and he's snubbing the united states and the president talked about it earlier and let me play that tape. roll it. >> president xi not going to the g206789 how do you explain that? >> i am disappointed and i'm not going to see him. david: i don't think even his people knew what he meant by that . i'm going to get to see him. >> another bidenism if you l david. what concerns me is the increasing isolation of china and russia and iran and north korea on the world stage and coalescing together and then xi jinping and americans real estate realize he's consolidated power and that's chilling.

david: our old ally is limiting production and another 1 millior day, which is going to drive prices up even higher. today was up well over $86 a barrel heading up towards $90 a barrel. i mean, we are losing key allies at a very critical moment in our own economic history. that's brent crude and texas was lower. it's reaching new highs. >> we need to project power and look for america to lead. if tay refuse to lead or falters on the world stage and other countries cut what they see are the best deals possible with the rising world super power in which is china. david: united airlines briefly grounded all airlines due to

what's being called a system wide technology issue. the order may be lifted but the faa is still a mess and exactly why travelers don't trust flying new mexico anymore. we may see the reason of it and kelly o'grady is live at lax with the details on this. kind of a mixed message we've been getting. reporter: nay asked faa to pause all departures online and social media and the system technology issue and holding all aircraft at the technology and they're holding them as planned and faa confirming the grounding was over and they've shared this and identified a fix for the technology issue and flights resumed and we're working with impacted customers to help them reach their dust nation as soon

as possible. i'll note this is well above what the competitors are seeing .t on a dana many folks are traveling -- and it's on a day that many folks are traveling from the extended holiday. caught the stop and sources tell me it was not cybersecurity and thankfully instead federal officials and airline factors through their normal means and comes on the heals of transportation secretary pete buttigieg on friday where he totouted this strides airline travel made this year and taking to social that he was aware of the ground stoppage of airlines due to it issues and department of transportation will make sure united meets its obligation to affected passengers. unfortunately as you eluded to, tex any cal glitches are becoming a trend and faa grounded flights in january and

again in june. a dc area airport and southwest experienced a tech driven ground stoppage for an hour in april. david, there's a bit of a line here behind me. doesn't seem like the fallout is too bad and gives you trepidation if flying in the near future back to you. david: thank you. inside the down that banned kids from having mobile phones with internet connection. the results is astounding and we have former new york city mayoral candidate and that's going to be exciting and first, check in with the friends dagen and sean to see what's coming up o the next hour, the bottom line. sean: hey, david, we have a great show. joe biden approval numbers on the economy is in the tank and iowa senator joan ernst coming to discuss that and former govern ore mike huckabee coming

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david. the migrant crisis is rotten in the big app and will police in new york city fed up with one venezuelaen migrant arrested six times for 14 separate crimes and nearly all of which were convenient in just the first two months that he was here. cops are now warning migrants are not being vetted properly coming here without an id. joining us is former new york city mayoral candidate and guardian's founder curtis. talk about this guy. this one guy in particular, 29 years old, came from venezuela, last name is martinez. he's attacked people with a knife, with a tire iron. he saw a woman for one reason or another didn't like and grabbed her by the hair and dragged her across the street. he should have been in jail after the first violent crime committed and he shouldn't have been let into the united states in the first place. the police are doing their job. they're arresting these people, border patrol are trying to keep them out and it's the law and

order all above that grade that's doomed to failure. >> absolutely. best thing in the world to be is know two english words, asylum seseeker and you're untouchable. no mas, no mas, asylum seeker. they bring you back to hotel and get your free squares and 72-inch plasma tv and play station. you hit the lotto and power ball and everyone event titles trying to come in legally or has come in legally they have to jump through hoops and witness hurdles. david: millions are still trying. >> we're on the cusp of 9/11 and ice formed after 9/11 and said, wow, they're getting in illegally through visas or coming in as tourists and staying and sneaking across the border. you realize law enforcement here and we're a sanctuary city and not permitted. this guy should immediately have been detained by ice and brought to a federal compound and tried

it in america and did it stein here and ship it back from him. don't you think moduro did what castro did in the 1980s? david: he opened the prisons and insane asylums and said if you want them, take them. >> that's right and naturally we're suckers like jimmy carter waited on shore for 125,000 things. bill clinton said we'll house them the. they burnt down the place and then he was not elected governor and it was a law and order and never trust politicians. david: we focus on new york because we're here and there was another awful subway attack that happened with this woman being beaten by him and it's very tough to watch by the way. if you're going to stick with us, we'll play the video tape talking about it and it's happening all over and the

attack stick in his hand. now do you stop this? >> african american grandmother on the ground and almost killed her in harlem and elected eric adams and there's no plan and he says his answer told us it's drone technology. notice the personal film is a token booth and afraid to come out and bullet proof and token booth and biancaer and nobody else helped this woman and you save yourself and arrested daniel penny the marine and charged him with second degree murder and arrested hoe sal alba and it's safe for the dr than it is in new york. wake up, eric adams.

david: one thing that goes beyond adams is the de-criminalization of the shoplifting and the new fog that's developed and it's created such crazy incentives and came out with a fog you let loose in the store that's supposed to blind some attackers and some of the shoplifter -- shoplifters and isn't it easier than creating fog and arrest people and put them in jail. >> the change stores they close and mom and pop shops are nickeled and dimed and bam, bam, bam. you show the asians and jewelry store in la and guy comes in bam, bam, bam. guarantee it and nobody in the neighborhood is going in those stores anyway. that's what you call old school and give them a cash and walk around and everybody says don't go into that store and look at what that guy got. david: curtis lee, thanks for being here . coming up inside the town that

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david: an irish town is keeping kids from owning smart phones till they're 12 years old and clinical psychologist justin

flint, roll tape. >> it was just the striking results of the rising anxiety of depression and everything that we noticed that negative outcomes of having vell phone, especially for the young kids. it feels like the parents were waiting for us, waiting for something to take the initiative and do something about it. david: joining me is nicole and i think a lot of parents here are waiting for it and phone for emergency and no internet connection and you don't need an internet connection at school; right? >> right. technology is children's lives is a very big issue and during the pandemic and i pads and that's a concern to parents and that's last year and two-thirds of parents are worried about the roll that big tech place in their life and the fleur ralety of parent -- pleuralty of parents gave children their first smart phone between the

ages of 10-13. that's very young and we have yet to find out the mental health and parents are right to be concerned. david: bringing it back home, parents are getting more and more furious about and they're reacting against it and in colorado, parents were furious to find out the teacher's union destroyed documents about student's gender identity. >> right. let's think about the fact that trust between families and public schools has been hearted and not the way to rebuild. let's remember this is only from

parents and eluded to and teachers know what's going on and students and guidance counselors and the only people in the dark are their parents and we're supposed to make decisions about health and welfare of children and being prevented for doing so. >> the woke courses and being shoved down their throat and test scores of really important stuff reading, writing and arithmetic going down and in massachusetts, teacher's unions now want to eliminate standardized test requirements for graduation. that's going to lead to worse problems. >> we've heard for years that teach asking a test when you're teaching to a test, that means you can't spend hours a day on woke identity politics. tests are one of the few measures that we have left to actually test whether a child is learning anything and hold accountable.

david: sometimes the teachers want to keep the test and prevent kids from being passed on even if they're failing but it's their administrators and it's the vice principles, principles, superintendents and they don't want the bad records and we need school choice now more than ever and you'd agree on that point? >> absolutely. david: nicole neally, thank you for the work you do, appreciate it. all of us do. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business and i think i'm giving to you guys early. i took a couple seconds last time. time for the bottom line with dagen and sean, take it away, gang. dagen: thank you, david. great to see you