bravo for speaker mccarthy to go after joe biden's culture of corruption let's not forget breakdown of five nomex, $2 trillion budget deficit heading back to $4 gasoline, $100 oil the world markets and possibly uaw strike as well. the breakdown of five nomex along with culture of corruption and all eyes turned to liz mcdonald. a great job on her show. liz: the news keeps coming in, uplifting stuff. we are going to stay on the stories you've been following, a

terrific job. this story, we will explain my house speaker mccarthy impeachment inquiry into president biden and corruption allegations, this is serious stuff, it will upend the 2024 race. democrats trying to cry foul, falling apart for the and gop senators slamming school officials for letting sexually explicit books into school libraries. we got it. her publicans say the biden white house put the world at risk on freezing $6 billion in assets for iran and we got the democrat new mexico governor, her abuse of power and admits her attempt to suspend second amendment gun rights will not stop criminals from using guns. alexandria ocasio-cortez tries to claim the inflation your family faces everyday is just quote capitalist propaganda. why the new push to keep former president trump off more state

ballots will backfire. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the evening edit starts right now. ♪ >> this news coming in, chairman of the powerful house committees accused hunter biden's legal team of lawfully intimidating threatening whistleblowers, david spunt live with the story. >> house republicans members in action at the capital officially for the first time since late july and attorney general merrick garland will feel that in the days, weeks and months ahead. earlier this morning house republicans sent a letter to the ag asking to investigate what they call intimidation by hunter biden's attorneys. the chairs of house judiciary oversight ways and means say hundreds of attorneys christopher clark are harassing

to whistleblowers named gary and joe ziegler who investigated hunter's taxes. the letter reads in part hunter biden's legal team is engaged in a brazen effort to intimidate and harass the turn of revenue service irs whistleblowers who exposed numerous irregularities in the department investigation of hunter biden. abbey level has largely taken over, that's him in the blue tie the quark chris clark may be a witness in a future case involving the plea deal he did take a step back. we reached out to both and have yet to hear back hours later. part of the plea agreement that fell apart july 26, you see sketches, hunter biden would have entered into a diversion agreement that would help avoid jail time on a gun charge in return for biden's promise not to buy another gun and consent for entry into a background check system.

hunter biden's attorney say the diversion agreement was signed as if it will be in effect. biden has and will continue to follow that but the government says the agreement is null and void. attorney general merrick garland will appear before the house, house judiciary committee one week from tomorrow, expect hunter biden to be a major topic during hours of intense questioning. >> thank you so much, warmer whitewater counsel sol wisenberg, tom dupree, thank you for coming on the show. so, your reaction about the biden impeachment inquiry, democrats, media, chuck schumer saying zero evidence what you say? >> there's certainly a basis to begin an inquiry, my question is is seems congressman, and jim jordan and others are doing a

good job so far, they've gotten a lot of evidence by subpoena from banks not getting cooperation from the biden white house. i'm not sure why they want to switch and have impeachment inquiry, i understand the argument when the house is sitting as an impeachment body, it has more authority in terms of a fight between congress and the executive branch over documents and things like that but can mccarthy get the vote to authorize of impeachment inquiry? so i worry about that. >> nancy pelosi didn't bring it to a floor vote, she just went with the inquiry without a floor vote. she ran it through and did inquiry without bringing it to any house floor vote. it looks like it could give more subpoena power, what you think, do think there's evidence here? a culture of corruption swirling around joe biden for years, that's what critics and

watchdogs have said. >> my first reaction when i heard the news nancy pelosi's prior approach to the issue is the shoe is on the other foot and it's interesting in washington d.c. how people's position can change depending on who's who's getting cooked. today's development is significant for two reasons. one, it ensures this whole issue, hunter biden's business dealings former vice president biden's involvement in hunter biden's business dealings will remain front and center throughout 2024. the election year. second, it reinforces the hand the house has to play. the house will have greater control, greater ability to get those critical business records, get testimony from witnesses to try to piece together the where, who, what and when you get to the bottom of what was happening one hunter biden was engaged in these activities over the years. >> it cannot be norm for d.c. to think it's okay for any political official to cash in on their government job. let's watch speaker mccarthy.

>> despite the serious allegations, it appears the president's family has been offered special treatment by biden's own administration. treatment that not otherwise would have received if it were not related to the president. these are allegations of abuse of power, obstruction and corruption and a warrant further investigation by the house of representatives. that's why today i am directing our house committee to open a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. >> it's going to be led by oversight chair, judiciary chair jordan, jason smith chairman of ways and means. they are talking about already overwhelming amount of evidence showing president biden lied repeatedly to the american people about knowledge and participation families influence peddling scheme and bank records

suspicious activity reports, e-mails and texts, witness testimony and joe biden led his family so him around the world to make tens of millions of dollars so where do you think it leads to? what's going to happen? >> the one thing they don't have is direct evidence of biden taking a bribe, either as vice president, president or before then and that something they hope they can get with what they think are enhanced powers you get when you sit as a body of impeachment inquiry. keep in mind congress has great power to enforce subpoenas against ordinary citizens in the first instance and that's why they are getting the documents they want from various financial institutions. it's when there's a clash between congress and executive branch that you want to operate with full force of your powers. it's the question of when

executive which is claimed and the house says wait a minute, we are sitting in an impeachment inquiry for that could be relevant so they have stuff that looks bad but they don't have a smoking gun. >> your final word next. >> my final word is today's decision is very significant. when the whole saga, the story of hunter biden is written, it's awkward go down as a shining moment on how to conduct an investigation because this whole investigation, it's been tainted from day one, favoritism, political influence and all sorts of things brought to bear and however it result, i hope it's based on the facts and if they are neutral independent application of the rule of law. >> thank you for joining us tonight and look who's here, let's welcome to the show 2024 republican presidential candidate, north dakota governor, doug burgum. governor, thank you for joining us, great to have you on.

we've been watching you, you're talking about individual liberties and freedoms so what was your reaction when you heard new mexico governor michelle's temporary ban on carrying and dense in cities like albuq albuquerque, what did you think? >> i immediately thought this is absurd because it's impossible for any citizen is sitting governor to think through executive order they can wipe out the constitutional rights in north dakota, we are the opposite in my time we passed over a dozen bills that enshrine in support and defend the second amendment and as your president, that's what i'll do but i don't think her actions will stand up in court and it will be a fleeting moment. >> invoking emergency and suspending constitutional ri rights. let's get your reaction to what the governor of new mexico is saying. listen to this. >> do you really think criminals will hear this message on the

streets in 30 days? >> is not for police to tell me what's constitutional or not. they haven't supported one, not one gun violence effort in the state of new mexico including mystic violence protections, universal background checks. >> okay, she says criminals are going to carry guns anyway and she saying police can't lecture her on the constitution. the u.s. constitution says you can't do this. >> clearly a constitutional right of every american. the whole thing is absurd and this will be a fleeting moment and i think again when i think i know what you got coming up but was on my mind is this incredible deal yesterday on 9/11 that biden would authorize $6 billion for a hostage deal which is it really a hostage deal, he's circumventing the law passed in 2015 says congress has

to approve release of funds to sponsors of terrorism and basically giving 6 billion more on top of the 10 billion they released this summer. he's completely circumventing the law and congress and we are sending money to the greatest states sponsor of terrorism in the world and that happened yesterday on 9/11. >> it's interesting because circumventing congress and the student loan bailout, circumventing bailout 2017 law oil and gas releases, it's always feeling like an end, unsettling for americans. they don't feel safe, it feels like hate to say it, lawlessness out of the biden white house. >> clearly it's reflected in large cities and not at the border where when i'm your president, one thing i'm going to do is do the work the constitution requires the president to do which is limited

number of powers enumerated, the tenth amendment says these are delegated, the federal government by the states, the power should return to the states, to the citizens, it's the state or the people but the border, we have the equivalent of maine, new hampshire, vermont, delaware throw in montana, that's the six and a half million people who entered since he took office in the future on top of that we passed the vietnam level, mass casualties, 107,000 overdose deaths and 110,000 the second year end we are halfway through the third year end past 5 feet moms worth of deaths due to overdose because of the open border and these -- this is the job of the president. he hasn't been down there the first two years, he's been down there once. i've been down there more than he has and i'll be down there in the first two weeks when i'm president. >> thank you for joining us, it's good to have you on. appreciate it. >> great to be with you.

>> this story coming up, senator john kennedy and senator graham speaking truth to nonsense and abuse. talking about democrat officials and school officials squirming in the hot seat, he read excerpts of sex acts in books and school libraries. plus, more on what we were talking about, biden's deal with iran to swap american prisoners for $6 billion to unlock unfreeze funds for iran. does anybody believe this white house blaming iran will only spend that money on humanitarian issues? really? coming up on "the evening edit". ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie

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more on the news of hour by hour, critics slamming the biden white house for its deal with iran to swap prisoners and release $6 billion in frozen iranian funds. people are saying is outrageous. hilary vaughn is on capitol hill with the story. >> that evening, proponents say the biden administration is paying ransom for five americans saying the prisoner swap of five terrain is for five americans and 6 billion in unfrozen iranian cash is dangerous and

will have deadly consequences. >> i don't think the radical ayatollahs will use this for children's hospitals. they will use it to send more missiles and drones to russia for war of aggression against ukraine and use it for their own their program and their own conventional military. that's exactly what $6 billion joe biden has given to iranians will do. >> the administration pushing back on the idea that this was ransom at all saying this isn't u.s. taxpayer money going to iran, the u.s. is bring up a rainy cash that had been withheld from them in frozen accounts. secretary of state antony blinken made the move to move iranian funds from one restricted account to another making this $6 million available to them but it comes with strings. the state department says iran cannot spend it on anything humanitarian things. >> the facts of the arrangement are when the money arrives in these accounts, it will be held

there under strict oversight by the united states treasury department and the money can only be used for humanitarian purposes and we will remain vigilant watching the spending of the funds and the ability to freeze them again if needed. >> iranian president telling nbc news they will decide how the $6 billion spent, they say it was their money and is there money and they are going to decide how they spend it. >> okay, thank you so much, joining us now chairman of the house homeland security committee, congressman, what they are saying, do they really think we are that stupid iran is only going to use 6 billion for humanitarian purposes? iran is a leading sponsor of terror, obama white house is about the snapback clause they will grab the money back, they are incentivizing future hostagetaking and iran

reportedly as harboring the leader of al qaeda. when you heard this, what was your reaction? >> it was like a gut punch. thanks for having me on your show. the real gut punch was they did this on 9/11. i remember when joe biden was vice president, they pulled missiles out on the 60th anniversary of the invasion of poland. these guys can't get anything right and to think the iranians are going to send this on support for ukraine's enemies, it's like we are throwing money away. it's absurd absolutely absurd. >> watchdog groups one iran has resources and know-how to produce enough weapons for six nuclear weapons in a month and baby ten and four months so when you see this going on with this white house, it makes people rattle and feel less safe under this administration. >> they certainly should. the problem with this

administration is they don't know the good guy from the bad guy. they are aiding and abetting mexican cartels and human trafficking and trafficking of fentanyl into our country, they want to do this deal with iran, they left billions in the hands of military equipment in the hands of the taliban terrorists. they push our allies away. they don't know a good guy from a bad guy. even domestically they are treating violent criminals if they want to take guns from law-abiding citizens, they don't know a good person from a bad person to tragedy across the world. the world is laughing not just performance in vietnam but this and all this other stuff i mentioned with other stuff, too. >> let's listen to what you pointed out earlier, president biden first sitting president not to visit the 9/11 memorial sites on the anniversary of the terror attacks. on top of that, his speech in alaska he claimed ground zero

the day after 9/11, he was not. his own memoir he said he wasn't there, he was in the senate. let's watch what happened. >> we have something in common, they are both from pennsylvania. i wish i had him playing when i was playing that could have been all american. each of us, each of those precious lives stolen too soon when evil attacked. ground zero in new york, i remember standing there the next day looking at the building, i felt like i was looking through the gates of hell, it looked so stating because of where you could stand. >> that's another lie. show senator joe biden giving his speech the day after 9/11, he was in the senate. it looks like he plagiarized gates of hell line from hillary clinton who actually was there september 12, 2001. he was there september 20. final word? >> i think what's going on with this president is elder abuse.

he has significant difficulties forming sentences sometimes and it is a tragedy what's going on. these continual comments that aren't true, i don't even know where they are coming from. it's not like it's a distant memory bubbling out. he needs a cognitive test and we need to know. >> show the media, the white house is lashing out at anyone at the medias quote fixation on president biden's age and stamina. they are not liking that, they will go on offense right now on this and they are saying inside the white house, this is one of his biggest vulnerabilities so they will go on offense, can they pull it off? >> i don't think so. if you look at vietnam this weekend, that was an embarrassment to our country on a global stage world leaders smirked -- in and around that.

they are laughing at us now. the weakness displayed the following day september 11, the iran deal, $6 million is more proof and it's sad honestly. >> thank you for joining us and thank you for your service to our country, thank you so much. why the growing push to keep former president trump off more state ballots? why that will backfire and parents defending education goal at that senate hearing today, gop senators lit into school officials allowing sexually explicit schoolbooks and pornography in school libraries. going to find out what happened on "the evening edit". ♪

look who's here, nicole from parents defending education,

it's great to have you on. first we want to deal with this, scott smith, was arrested at that school board meeting in june, 2021, he was just trying to speak out about the sexual assault of his teenage daughter in a school bathroom like transgender student but the media has been ratcheting this up as if school board parents are domestic terrorists. white house has gone after that, too. what's been reported is not really the truth of what -- of what happened. listen to this, watch. >> i was sitting in my little area and radical protester came and i heard this shouting behind me and i turned around and it was my wife, i didn't even know my wife was there so i stepped in and tried to explain what was going on. she looked at me dead in the face and said that's not true, that's not what happened, you are lying. they used me to silence moms and

dads and grandmas and grandpa's and everybody starting this movement to protect our children and stand up for our rights and protect our children and say what we think is right for them. what this was all about was, is my free speech. that should not have happened that day. >> it should not have happened, he should not have been arrested. what do you say, nicole? >> he should not have been arrested. soft on crime da would use her discretion to show a little bit of empathy but no, it turns out he checked the wrong identity box and tried to make an example of him and it wasn't just da, it was the national school boards association. the fbi, merrick garland. shame on all of them for mocking a father who just wanted to speak up and defend his child. this da should be noted, put an order on him so he couldn't speak out about what happened to his daughter and the child moved to a different school and assaulted another student so real wrongdoing was done to the

family and community and thank goodness governor duncan tipton to write the wrong. >> absolute pardon. you are at the senate hearing today, let's watch what happened. senator john kerry, we are not going to show the viewer what he read into the senate record, explicit pornographic stuff found in school libraries, outrageous. that's child abuse. democrats complain about the books being banned but that's not what's going on, that's also a lie. watch what happened with senator kennedy and graham, they are really angry. >> mr. secretary. what are you asking us to do? are you suggesting that only librarians should decide -- you came here with a problem and i'm trying to understand the solution and you don't have one. >> can a taxpayer complaint under this theory or should they just shut up? parents have limited role in

life apparently taxpayers have limited role in this area. >> why do parents have a limited role? shouldn't parents be allowed to say no, we don't want playboy or x-rated stuff and it is x-rated stuff, we understand what it is, it's not appropriate for elementary schools, period. how can anybody think this is okay? >> the democrats call this hearing to demonize families to intimidate and chill and scare them and bully them and say sit down, shut up, we know better than you do how to raise your children. the hill they chose to die on was putting delete materials into elementary school classes in the blue up in their faces. of course we have a right to say what i children should or should not have access to get the democrats are saying is it should be the american library association to make those determination which is a nonprofit that receives money

from the soros foundation. it's not nonpartisan, there's someone from the intellectual freedom department on video talking about how to get this moving forward, we need to reframe from lgbt issue into let's have children and see what they want to see in this issue. i have a 9-year-old boy, he doesn't want to read stuff like this, he wants to read about dragons and wizards so to say they know better than i do is a slap in the face and that's why we see families fight back. >> thank you for joining us, we will stay on this. we are going to stay on this, look at you updated on alexandria ocasio-cortez, inflation hitting you and your families hard. she's posting saying things like this is just capitalist quote propaganda. former special assistant to president trump will join us. the new growing push to keep former president trump off state ballots. why it will backfire coming up

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back with us now, former special assistant to president trump, mark, it is good to have you on. the news is coming in, officials in connecticut reportedly now, that may be the 13th state where officials are talking about trying to stop former president trump from appearing on their state ballots. what's your take, what you think? >> this is a joke and they are trying to do this, the president is not even accused of insurrection, he's facing no

charges related to that but typical democrats, they want to make this by decree that he is and it's a joke, can't beat him at the polls so they will try to take away the people's right to vote for whom they want to vote for and i think it's going to fall flat on its face and i'm sure they will find a liberal judge but eventually the supreme court will step in and put a stop to this. >> let's break it down for the viewer, they are saying this section of the 14th amendment to the constitution, elected official can't engage but you are saying special counsel jack smith, no one is charging trump even with that. it's not happening. >> they are charging him with obstructing government business. if that's the standard, what are you going to do with the people who lay siege to the courthouse for 18 straight nights, what are you going to do?

barack obama tweeted support for protesters disrupting the texas legislature or kamala harris failing out the appeal threatening government buildings or the white house this is political speech and we cannot allow something like this to go forward. let the voters decide if they want donald trump on the ballot and clearly republican voters do. then we will put it up november and let joe biden defend his horrible record. >> the other thing, former president trump did file a motion asking the judge hearing his federal 2020 election case to recuse, saying judge tanya suggested in another proceeding trump should we prosecute over january 6 so that was common sense you made. what do you think of this movement by the trump team to get the judge to recuse herself? she's saying she's not going to

stand down. >> it makes sense he would ask that, her comments from previous sentencing suggested a bias going into this case involving president trump so of course they will ask for her to recuse herself and if this was a conservative and the conservative justice or judge, liberals would be howling but now they want to brush it aside. regardless of what the judge decides pacifically about this motion, this will be something taken up on appeal whether immediately or later down the road because it is grounds for an appeal if you've got bias from the judge. >> let's be clear, the trump team is saying the judge said reportedly, those voices including the voice of then president himself, trump, convince people like january 6 defendant election was fraudulent. take action to stop the transition of the presidency. many of the people who participated in the capitol riots going to prison, the architects of that horrific event will likely never be charged with any criminal offense. that's what judge chuck

allegedly said that seems like it's incendiary stuff. it does seemed like a bias frame of mind so she could keep her objectivity on the case. >> you have to wonder, when you say these things in a court case not related to the president's case, you are clearly going into the case with president trump having shown your bias so it's making sense for his legal team to file the motion, the government will get a chance to respond and you will go back and forth in court ultimately regardless, we are going to see appeals on many of these decisions not just on this one because judge has shown bias, it's the d.c. court which is going to be bias. he will have a jury that outnumbers what democrats, nine to one so there's a lot of grounds here in addition to the factual issues that are going to play into the president's

defense. >> got it. thank you for joining us. we've got this story coming up, another hearing today about the rising dangerous and artificial intelligence but will a congressional remedy talk about be good enough to deal of that? plus we got from the messenger, the one and only joe concha. alexandria ocasio-cortez trying to rebrand high inflation that hits you every day as just quote capitalist propaganda. let's first check in with dagen and sean and see what's coming up on the bottom like. >> a great show coming up. we have migrants tapping out stressing out liberal cities. his fix for california's homelessness in addition to that, troy murdock snowflake employees can't take the word from bosses getting feedback so they are saying you get feedforward. >> greg jarrett on the

impeachment inquiry. it's official kevin mccarthy. what does it all mean?ston top of the hour. top of the hour. >> we are going to getting up. [laughter]

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on instagram a video from new zealand left-wing activists claiming inflation is just propaganda. designed to protect greedy shareholders, capitalism is to blame for the rising cost of living, not government spending. jamie diamond is saying it's government spending. we have joe concha? he's here. you heard aoc saying inflation document that is propaganda, what do you think? >> explained that to the person who went to the grocery store like i did and feel like i'm paying twice as much as i did from a couple of years ago or a gas pump gas prices are at an all-time high. this is somebody who sounds like an elitist who cannot actually connect with the american people are going through this. when you hear inflation is propaganda, why do seven and

ten, eight in ten americans disapprove of the way joe biden is handling inflation and thinks the economy and inflation are the number one issues going into the selection? if that's propaganda than a lot of people are believing that propaganda or maybe they just feel the inflation aoc pretense does not exist. >> it if it's just propaganda, why is the white house touting it's like mom explain to fight soaring inflation? another thing, this idea that the very thing that's paying aoc's paycheck is bad and that is capitalism. capitalism is a younger system than communism so the fact that they are in d.c. like this is off the wall. we've got the nfib national federation independent business, small business optimism basically taking down work for 20 straight months.

they are upset about inflation so is that propaganda? >> of course not, these are people on the ground trying to sell products to consumers that can't afford them the way they used to and businesses are being hurt and we see, what are we at now? charles payne talked about this on a show i did recently, we are currently $1 trillion in credit card debt at this time. we are where two thirds of americans can't afford $500 emergency, why? they are tapping into savings. why? prices are so high for the things we've talked about from food to clothing to energy and for the white house to pretend it's working great for you. this is going to be the number one issue going into the selection, no question particularly places like ohio, michigan, wisconsin, georgia, virginia, arizona where elections are decided if there are enough independents in suburban moms or disgruntled democrats who feel the economy is not working for me maybe i don't like donald trump

personally but i like his policies, that will shifted back to the 45th president where he could become the 47th president, donald trump. >> we got this inflation august expected to show inflation again going in the wrong direction, going up, rising to 3.6%. his energy costs going up. we ran out of time, sorry, we love having you on. it's good to see you. >> great to see you. >> we are watching this story, lawmakers demanded new oversight body to stop the rise in dangerous artificial intelligence. ai scientists warned artificial intelligence is already way smarter than humanity. basically circumvent any regulatory bodies. we will explain coming up in "the evening edit". ♪

elizabeth: okay, look who's here, senator mike braun from senate budget. senator, it's good to have you back on. >> good to be on. elizabeth: we had these senate hearings on the dangers of art artificial intelligence. but even officials this in artificial intelligence are scared and worried a.i. is smarter than humans and smarter than anything congress can cook up to regulate it. what do you think? >> yeah. i ran a logistics and distribution business for 37 years prior to becoming a senator, and we poured technology to it to our great advantage. and to money -- mundane

businesses like that. embracing technology is one thing. hearing new a.i. when the originators, the founders have put more warnings out there about the use of it, that makes you want to take a step back. so i don't know how we leash in this in a way that doesn't put a wet blanket on its early use, but when i look at how it could be used, i think there's a little reason to be a little bit careful about how we unroll it. we're going to have a tutorial tomorrow from the tech moguls, and i don't know why, randi weingarten from the teachers union, from 10-1. so we'll find out a little bit directly from them to the senators. elizabeth: why is the teachers union chief there? [laughter] >> i have no idea. i don't know why she would be there but posedly will be. supposedly will be. elizabeth: mit and harvard student thes had no scientific background, senator, they showed

they could design a deadly new pandemic outbreak in just an hour by using chat bots powered by artificial intelligence models. that's when people said, whoa, this is scary stuff. a.i. could take over jobs, spread more fake news, do a dangerous arms race. is so, you know, do you think this idea from senators richard blumenthal and josh hawley of a new government regulatory body to audit and oversee and license a.i.'s going to work? >> well, you're getting both ends of the spectrum there with josh and blumenthal. so that tells you there's broad concern. all i can tell ya as much as an entrepreneur as a senator, this gives me pause in terms of how i know technology can be put to use but the the nefarious uses that this might bring into play, it's going to take a different type of framework because uh-uh you don't want to kill the technology concern you don't want to kill the technology by smothering it. we know it can do a lot of good

things. but look at what might be done with it in the wrong hands, and i'm sure a lot of our enemies across the world are cooking up ideas how to use it as well. elizabeth: so good, os positive things. a mother, courtney, she isn't reveal ising her a real name. her son, 4-year-old boy, had a spinal condition that 17 is specialists and doctors couldn't figure out, and she put it up on chatgpt and artificial intelligence, they figured out he had a serious neurological spinal condition. so there's good things that can come out from a.i. but, senator, you and other senators including senator james lankford introduce ad a bill for federal government use of a.i. >> that is simply if for our own government use because you've got to be careful about this institution as well. we want to make sure it's clear if you're ever communicating with your own government, that there's a disclaimer whether you're talking to a transformer or a regular person.

so we need to be careful in so many different dimensions. that example you gave of ferreting out how to solve a disease or get to a diagnosis, that is what we should aspire to. we've just got to be very careful along the way. elizabeth: is so you're worried? very worried about it? final word, senator. got 10 seconds. >> i think we'll find the right balance because i've never seen anything so forewarned by the people that created it. that's different than most other things. elizabeth: senator mike braun, a pleasure having you on. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thank you so much for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us, we're going to stay on a lot of news and headlines, breaking stories tomorrow night. now it's time to take it over to "the bottom line." we're going to give it to dagen and sean. dagen: thank you so much, e-mac. ♪ ♪