you know, house gop has to get their act together. these dissidents against mccarthy, mark levin, mark levin called them out because they got to cut spending and taxes and close the border. get your act together. kevin mccarthy, please run

again. everybody should watch elizabeth macdonald in a minute. >> we are in history, thank you for your terrific smart cov coverage. we are going to stay on breaking news. kevin mccarthy ousting the speaker, we've not seen this in modern u.s. history. the vote was 216 -- 210. it lasted 269 days on the job. matt gate won this, i am elizabeth macdonald, the invading edit starts right now. let's welcome sam dewey. ♪ >> so sorry, let's warm up welcome, and investigator sam dewey and bill, a great columnist for the "wall street journal". washington examiner correspondent byron york. your reaction to today's event? we haven't seen this in more than a century. >> we haven't. we haven't seen even then they

didn't remove the speaker and matt gates, he's pulled off probably the greatest moment in american history. the problem is now is the time the dog has to concede against and doesn't know what to do next. the rebels here never really had a plan of action should they succeed and i think it's going to be pretty clear in the debate that's going to follow. for all we can tell what we will see is a replay of what we saw several days in january when it took 15 ballots to finally choose mccarthy as speaker mccarthy himself may be a candidate in these votes and it may him up the same way in january which is after a long cumulating process.

>> but the house is in chaos. >> this removal is a huge accomplishment. ten, 223422 republicans managed to pull this off. >> andy biggs, nancy mason, bob good joining those who said no to speaker mccarthy from the republican side. bill mcgurn, where you come in on this? he's not there. sam dewey, where you come on this? >> i think it is extraordinary, it's never happened before and what is next is going to be a huge thing. the first is unlike in january, the house is constituted of the committees still have authority to act. the house floor and do nothing but vote on a new speaker but committee chairman can continue oversight the so that's an

important distinction. they have existing authority to continue their work and that can continue and staff can continue to work. on the broader., i think we will have to see the dog who caught the car and doesn't know what to do and that's very possible or gates and others meant what they said, this is because we do not trust this speaker and this speaker has not kept with promises and that's a principal position than in theory, their answer will be will take anybody we can deal with in good faith and keep the promises. which is it? i don't know. we'll see. >> people are really angry what's going on. byron, senator lindsey graham says ousting speaker mccarthy would be a disaster for the republican party. we want to take a moment, watch matt gates an action, watch him on abc this past sunday. >> since the mid- 90s, this country has been governed by revolving continuing resolution

and ominous spending bill. that means america's lawmakers take one up or down vote on the funding of the entire government that's crazy, that's the reason we are 33 trillion in debt from a who want to move to single subject spending. he made that commitment and bracket. this time next week kevin mccarthy is still of the house, it will be because democrats bailed him out and he can be there speaker, not mine. >> you're not accomplishing anything? you have the votes to remove h him. >> i don't know until we have them and i'm not having the first time i might before the 15th ballot and that's the number of ballots kevin mccarth. elizabeth: he's a first ever speaker to be removed. this is the shortest serving speaker of the house since 1876 so we are on new ground. now patrick mchenry, is steve scalise going to come in the hardliner votes for him? >> that's an interesting thing

and the other side of the argument about whether gates and his group no what to do is they didn't have an alternative in january. if you remember 15 ballots, they were all over the place. a few of them voted, vote by mcdonald's and then somebody else for a while. there is no candidate they were united behind. steve scalise number two basically skillfully stayed out of it. obviously he might have benefited had mccarthy lost at that time but he stayed out of it and did not challenge mccarthy for speaker. there's no guarantee at all that they would have supported him them. the sea do something different now than mccarthy has been ousted? my guess is he's going to wait to see what mccarthy does because we could see a replay.

elizabeth: we got a new tips poll, 86% say cut spending. even 82% of democrat voters say cut spending. we got treasury yields at 16 year highs, both tenure and 30 here now at a 60 year high. the two year yield is breaking 5.15%, 5.16. this story, politico got a leaked white house memo showing the president and top white house aides are extremely worried about graft and corruption in ukraine. not because u.s. dollars are saying, they worried republicans want to pull the plug on ukraine spending. also the ukraine graft in the spending and corruption there will scare off european allies. this is politico getting this leaked white house memo. you create border security, all this at the center of the now

house speaker fight, kevin mccarthy breaking this as ousted. your take on what we just reported? >> this is extraordinary because it finally admits they have new clothes. i've been to ukraine and interacted with senior government officials and staff over there, there are a lot of good people but they will tell you this country has a serious corruption problem on the broader spending issue, i'm not saying who's right in this fight but gates is certainly correct on broader structural issues, congress power. until you get that single subject spending bills, until you get back to the way congress was intended to function, i don't think you will fix this i think another part of this is the d.c. culture, congress doesn't work like it used to. i do think a lot of this could have been avoided if congress dayton instead of going out over august and september but the problem is a lot of members

month or vacation and i think they need to work through it. >> thank you so much. we are going to stay on the breaking news throughout the hour. kevin mccarthy ousted as speaker. do we want to go to congressman carlos or no? let's get carlos reaction. it's good to have you on the show, your reaction to these events? >> despicable. i think matt gates is looking for a lot of the things he said were wrong or going right. through regular order we have passed 70% of spending, the discretionary spending of the federal government on our way to passing the appropriation bills writing about so i don't think it has to do with kevin mccarthy, is anybody who's there, this would happen because matt gaetz wants attention so that gates is joe biden's favorite republican without a doubt.

what this has caused, causing damage to the republican party. we have done structural changes and had restored regular order and now we are faced with chaos due to matt gaetz and a small handful of republicans. >> where do we go from here? what happens next? >> we will have vote for speaker of the house and my vote will be with kevin mccarthy and we have the vast majority of confidence with kevin mccarthy. again, seven or eight republicans, they voted with the democrats to oust the republicans, speaker of the house. if you listen to matt gaetz at his closing argument, he talked about a coalition. what is this coalition? is going to have to include the democrats so i got serious issues with matt gaetz and what he did. not only to the republic and party but this nation because the republican party is standing

for fiscal responsibility, the republican party under kevin mccarthy and reduced deficit by $2 trillion. it's the republican party under kevin mccarthy restoring normal order in the house of representatives and now it's torpedoed by none other than matt gaetz. elizabeth: thank you so much. we are going to turn to chad pergram he's here with the latest. once the action now? >> nobody quite knows, the fact that was never been at this place in american history. i cannot underscore how important it is there is no speaker of the house did what they did is they have a speaker pro tem prayer which is something the put in a list of people after 9/11 so kevin mchenry -- patrick mchenry, republican but they can't do anything on the floor until they get a speaker right now no one knows the direction this will go. mechanically the next thing that happens on the floor is elect

speaker of the house. the house recessed subject to the call of the chair because there is no speaker and what this does is take this back to january 3 you might remember we were here five days and 15 consecutive local with a low house floated over and over and over until kevin mccarthy finally secured speakership. it took him or anyone five days then in 15 rounds, imagine how long it will take now. this is why i say it's about the math. there are 433 members of the house of representatives and in order to be elected speaker, he must have an outright majority of the entire house for members voting for somebody by name. it's not the most votes that win, you have to have an outright majority of all members voting for someone by name so if all 433 members vote you need to 17. kevin mccarthy was never able to get anywhere close to the and his number was lower because not all members of the house floated

in january so kevin mccarthy is not the speaker now, he's a representative from california. he's able to get more now and get into the speakership is going to be hard to see how that happened. if they coalesce around someone else, the names i've heard, steve sleaze, the majority leader and republican from louisiana, tom republican from minnesota. i heard mchenry's name mentioned to a few people. i also heard mike johnson, republican from louisiana. if you don't have all republicans there and maybe you wind up eventually, this goes on a couple of weeks with a coalition, somebody whose name is not mentioned and nobody can figure out who that person is, you have a coalition of just enough democrats and just enough publicans who come together and that is the speaker. don't think this necessarily get solved in the next five minutes or tonight for the next couple of days. i will give you a couple of

doomsday scenarios and how long speaker's race is connected we have to go way back to the 19th century in 1849, it took two weeks before they elected a representative from georgia as speaker of the house. the record was 133 pallets, this was starting in 1855 and lasted all the way into 1856, two months before they elected nathaniel thanks, republican from massachusetts as speaker of the house so we are not on completely uncharted territory where it takes a long time to elect a speaker but we are where you don't have a speaker of the house, never had a speaker removed in the middle of congress. we've had speakers died, john weiner resigned and in the fall of 2015 but never a speaker ousted and i've compared this to a parliamentary system like you have in europe a no-confidence vote in their prime minister or something and usually what happens is that person resigns

because the math works there and the writing is on the wall and they elect somebody else or the coalition falls and they have just reassemble the coalition. you could have something more akin to a parliamentary vote happening where they develop a coalition to run and govern the speaker of the house. there's something else i did didn't -- i left out that i should have mentioned. they have to fund the government in about five and half weeks so they have to elect a speaker and get over that tobacco and fund the government which they narrowly avoided over the weekend and keep in mind, as part of the reason why we are here, you have republicans, eight republicans proposed kevin mccarthy because they didn't like the fact that he didn't do individual spending bills and work with democrats over the weekend pass a bill with 335 votes, super majority of the house of representatives to fund the government. elizabeth: thank you so much, appreciate it. a jampacked hour. we will stay on breaking news,

kevin mccarthy acted as speaker in a historic vote. never has happened in history. former cbo director doug and sam dewey back with us and the federalist mollie hemingway. we've got action in court today. the trump court case in new york. sam bankman-fried and hunter biden in court. democrat they are in d.c. now want more cops after default police emptied the force in d.c. democrat henry cuellar carjacked at gunpoint in the nation's capital. more hill staffers getting attacked. more and more we are seeing this, we got the news for you coming up. stay right there. ♪

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untrue social from the president trump took down a post he made earlier this morning and it shows one of the judges staffers chuck schumer of the post, schumer's girlfriend. he also had this to say outside the courtroom. >> financial statements, assets are much more valuable. the institutions were made up, they are done. this case is a scam. the can't be fraud. what you told institutions to do the wrong work. this case is fraud and a scam.

>> attorney general james pushed back on claims that 80% of the case should be thrown out because of the statute of limitations. the judge allowed testimony about financial statements from 2011 but instructed the state they must connect those statements to recent alleged crimes. the state first witness continued testimony today, donald bender. he's former president terms old accountant, former president trump did not speak as he left the courtroom after proceedings saying he will be back tomorrow. >> was terrific, from back in from a congressional investigator sam dewey and former white house -- this is the crux of the matter. trump set banks went off on fraud, they didn't find fraud. trump is his legal team that 80% of the case could be tossed out, the judge conceded the statute

of limitations are expired on transactions that closed prior to the date in 2014 but now the judge is saying doesn't knockout evidence, they can still use the evidence from prior to 2014 and use it to go after president trump, what you make of this. >> at times you can use evidence that predates the statute of limitations to prove something like intent or something like that and i take it the judge was saying we will allow it for now but you have to connect it back so i think we'll have to see what happens. connect connect evidence back or is this situation where they can't? the other., that's why this case is so hard to prove even under the attorney general siri because no one was harmed. elizabeth: do you think truck could take it to appeal? this is the judges, the jury on this. chuck is saying the judge made up his mind. do you think trump could appeal

this? >> there will be an appeal regardless and from what i have seen and read, i think some of the judge's conduct does raise questions whether or not it's enough to warrant a reversal or recusal. i don't know yet but i certainly think some of the actions were not well advised. elizabeth: you mentioned the judge, prior conduct you've got sound of the judge in this case in 2015, he basically is saying if juries get it wrong, he can overrule juries on his own based on his quote own emotions about the case. watch this. >> i'm going to say something controversial even though i'm being taped juries get it wrong a lot. that's my own opinion but i've had situations where i'm like oh my heavens psaki. how could they have blocked that? i have a tool i can deal with

cold jury notwithstanding -- judgment notwithstanding. i can say there's no way a reasonable jury would have reached that conclusion. i'm following law, i'm in partial referee but it's hard to factor out my own emotions. elizabeth: let's ring and build mcgurn, did you hear that? i'm an impartial juror, a judge. i talked my own emotions, do you trust this judge in this case? >> i don't because he's not giving me any reason to. he already, he had all these findings. i'm not sure by the way, there's anything that can be done about it because judges have immense power in the courtrooms but i think it's unfortunate the way he is proceeding. i don't think he's building confidence this is a fair

process. elizabeth: thanks for helping us out. we will stay on these stories, we appreciate your insight and perspective. we will have you back on soon. this story coming up, we got a border crisis, crime problems. democrats carjacked in d.c. rising interest rates but the biden white house is focused on attacking yet another household appliance. and coming up, mollie hemingway from the federalist. again, our democrat getting a wake-up call ringing up the hook? texas democrat henry cuellar carjacked at gunpoint in d.c. after d.c. did defund the po police. are they listening to the wake-up call on "the evening edit" next. ♪

welcome editor-in-chief of the federalist mollie hemingway, first, your reaction to this? house speaker mccarthy ousted, the vote was sued 216 -- 210.

eight republicans voted with democrats to oust speaker mccarthy. what was your reaction? >> it is a stunning turn of events. the speaker's office kind of knew where things were going a few hours before the vote was taken, they were prepared to lose this boat. it was only a few republicans who joined with democrats to do this but there has been discontent in the republican conference. kevin mccarthy have a difficult situation, it's an extremely small majority he's working with. the democrats showed nancy pelosi had small majorities and was able to accomplish much more from their perspective speaker mccarthy was able to during this period of time leaving the situation. for a lot of republican members recognize mccarthy is better than what a lot of speakers and leaders have been but they think the situation in the country is dire, not just in terms of

what's happening with the budget but with the weaponization and department of justice so they are looking for really dramatic pushback. republican's, the only thing they have is the house so they think more should be done there. it is a shame given the republican leader in the senate is mitch mcconnell, he could not be less responsive to the needs of the average republican voter. mccarthy is pretty responsive and that's what seems. elizabeth: we got the mayor of washington d.c. says d.c. more cops. after texas democrat cuellar carjacked outside his apartment building, this is the second member of congress victim of crime this past year. representative democrat angie greg attacked an elevator in her building. hill staffers are attacked. then you've got the mayor of d.c. saying we need more cops. let's watch peter doocy asking the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre about crime in d.c., are they getting a

wake-up call about the american voter is saying x they don't feel safe in front of this white house or because the border collapse and crime. watch what happened. >> president biden's policies are helping bring crime down, would he be comparable with someone barring his corvette and parking it in the street overnight? >> i'm not going to get into hypotheticals. elizabeth: is not a hypothetical, the new york times is reporting on the chaos. far left democrats thematically destroy the public safety infrastructure in u.s. cities and towns coast-to-coast. defunding the police, no cash bail, legalizing drugs, embracing rioters, they thought this will create utopia. it did not and there is this, illinois governor sent a letter, that democrat sent a letter to president biden saying stop the illegal immigration crisis, overwhelming illinois. you got to rethink -- the

sanctuary policies the clinton said they are not working in new york state either. democrats are saying kathy hochul, the border crisis has to stop. >> with the crime wave in d.c., it's happening in other cities, it's an intentional situation. you have people who run washington d.c. and other major cities who went out of their way to push defund the police initiatives and the mayor of d.c. probably sit on top of defund the police plaza outside the white house. she supported writing in the summer of 2020 that cause problems. as a result of democrat policies and unfortunate some of them are being personally hurt by it. elizabeth: you are terrific, come back soon. first the uaw now the largest ever healthcare strike in the u.s. potentially more than 85000 kaiser permanente union workers in seven states could walk off the job. also energy expert neil here, biden's battle against household appliances and a bit to go

green. it's hitting another appliance you won't believe what it is next on "the evening edit". ♪

okay, the biden white house has historically low pools. nbc, cbs, abc goals, emerson, you see it across the board. democrats do not want him to run again. upper class, control spending. that interest rates from about inflation but the administration is focused on this.

your gas furnace. edward lawrence lived at the white house with the details. >> democrats are pushing this white house to do even more in the name of climate change. already president biden has got it the will to invest in the future of oil and natural gas industry. the president has now target home appliances through regulations like gas stoves, ceiling fans and now you said it, gas furnaces. the national association of homebuilders says regulations imposed under president biden added about $31000 to the price of building a new home. >> they are at odds with their goals for creating more housing affordability because the layer on regulations whether it's on the environmental side or climate side or energy side, all that does is add more cost to a home or home owners who have to update their existing homes. >> democrats like president biden are pointing to some time in the future when they believe energy prices will come down but like the mayor of manchester new hampshire said no democrats can give a timeline.

>> we will lessen our dependence on fossil fuel to combat climate change and lower energy costs. we will protect working families and in short the right to work will never pass in our state. >> oil prices hovered around $90 a barrel and market experts say this price pressure will be passed on. >> by all means, these numbers will start showing again and fuel costs being passed on to consumers and they will show up in economic numbers. >> gas prices are $4, around $4 a gallon and the american people are squeezed between the actual cost of means and what could eventually happen at some time in the future. elizabeth: edward lawrence, you are terrific. let's bring in the former chairman of the energy regulatory commission. neil, the great neil chatterjee, you are fantastic, to the

american people suffered to pandemic lockdowns that were so ill thought out that people in europe are saying what are you doing over there in the u.s.? now the biden white house is putting on top of the american people, ideology about going after household appliances, show the viewer what we found they are going after. what is your reaction? >> it's so frustrating. americans are already pressured by inflation. people looking to buy new homes are being crushed by the vent continually raising interest rates and now the administration is limiting consumer choice and pursuing these policies that instead of allowing the market to enable consumers to pick what they want, the government is telling you what appliances by and i think there is a reason the polling you referenced shows the american people trust republicans more on these issues because americans can see through this stuff running

acclimate mandate agenda ahead of the market based approach to clean energy is foolish and doesn't poll well. elizabeth: a new gallup poll, gallup is saying voters are giving republicans the highest marks on the economy. much over democrats is the widest in 30 years, about 32 years. 53% trust republicans more on the economy versus 39% for democrats. that's a huge lead and you've got stories like this, kansas media -- thank you. kansas reports the new electric car battery fauci in desoto kansas, a japanese company, it needs so much electricity the state need to keep a coal plant open just to power it. they need electricity to power a small city. >> this is the problem trying to govern bumper sticker and not smart policy. i think this is a great

opportunity for conservatives to come in and show better ideas. conservatives have been focused on things like electric reliability, making sure we have enough power to supply the demand that americans want. whether they are pushing to use everyday resources so focusing on liability and affordability, it's a real opportunity for publicans in the face of democrats trying to force the issue with command and control policies instead of allowing markets in. elizabeth: you are terrific, love having you on the show. hope to see you soon. we are going to talk hunter biden today in court pleadings not guilty to gun charges but why? the biden family corruption scandal. why democrat insiders and the white house are worried it will hit the 2024 race. also, former cbo director douglas, picking up and democrat

rhetoric. talking things like fair share, they pay your fair share. this sounds like dangerous stuff. white house insiders asking, why is the white house branding by economics? check in with dagen and charlie hurt. we want to know what's coming up at the bottom line. >> thank you and also on that bond yields rocketing and debt ballooning, what is, what does matt gaetz think the best idea to oust the house speaker? we also have governor mike huckabee, tommy lehman coming up. >> and with got michael because we all need to back a little i think an jason chaffetz who will

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are breaking toward 8%. ten and 30 here 16 year high so when you see that in the bond market, what is your take, what do you think? >> i think you think two things, number one, rates are high because of inflation problem created the 2021 stimulus and the big monetary push. rates are high because that respond to that pushing up the federal funds rate and rates are high because they borrow a lot. the federal deficit doubled in an economy with unemployment between three to five and 3a. this is not sensible fiscal policy, is putting upward pressure making their job ha harder. elizabeth: the president is still campaigning on by economics, axios, will start journal reporting democrats are saying don't campaign on five nomex. reports even the former folks present for first lady joe biden says i never understood why you

would brand an economy in your own name when the economy has not recovered. it has not changed that no matter how loud you scream, the economy is better. what you think? >> if you look at total wage growth, wages have declined on his watch. why do you want to put your name on that performance looking forward, the good news is somehow we get through and have a period of slow growth recession. that's the good news. the bad news is a recession. why would you want to own that? have never understood the strategy and it's not showing up in the polls. elizabeth: the irs is putting out news releases and it looks like it's picking up on rhetoric from the democrats. it's important irs should go after tax. it is turning high income filers who had their income and paying their fair share. the irs uses the language of not paying your fair share.

that doesn't sound like an irs that's nonpartisan. >> that's troubling. there's a big debate about funding the irs and that's happened but it should be focused on his job to make sure people pay their tax liability. you should pay your legal tax liability, that's the right thing to look at and they shouldn't be targeting people but, on the wrong foot because they pretty much said we are not going to look at anybody under 400,000 because of president pledged not to raise the taxes. he didn't pledged to let them cheat on the taxes, they should look without bias at every taxpayer and make sure they are paying their legal liability, that's their job. elizabeth: douglas holtz-eakin, thank you, it's good to see you. we got more, hunter biden in court today pleading not guilty to gun charges and the update on this historic move. kevin mccarthy ousted, house

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elizabeth: with me now from house judiciary, we're is so pleased to have congressman tom tiffany. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. your reaction to be speaker mccarthy voted out of the speakership in. >> yeah. so i voted to keep speaker mccarthy. i thought we were making progress with the appropriations bills, and i voted last week for

the continuing resolution because it had border security in there and a debt commission, and especially border security. i think it's our number one issue, and anything to advance that, i think, would help america. elizabeth: who do you want for speaker? >> oh, you know, we're going to have that discussion now. i mean, people are regrouping at this point, and i'm sure over the next couple of days there's going to be lot of discussion about that. i want somebody that's going to advance the, you know, really the valueses and what we need to do for america. and that starts with let's do spending bills that reduce spending because we're seeing this inflation that you've been talking about on your show that is just ruinous for the american people. we've got to get our fiscal house in order in washington, d.c., because it's harming our country. elizabeth: what's your reaction to hunter biden many court today pleading not guilty? hunter's lawyer said the charges are the result of political pressure from president trump and his maga allies. the doj officials are saying,

no, he lied on a government form to buy a gun saying he did not do drugs when he did. >> yeah. he lied on his form 1023. thank the lord that we had that judge, what was that, a couple months ago in delaware who threw the plea deal out. hunter was going to get a sweetheart deal, and she said, no, i'm going to have none of it. now he has to appear before the law just like an average american would and, hopefully, we won't three dual system of justice that has been so prevalent with the department of justice and the fbi here in america the last but years. elizabeth: so we're hearing reports, let's move on to this, we know the house is in chaos, but the impeachment inquiry will move after things start settling down. house oversight, are they going to call in whistleblower tony bobulinski in what's your reaction to that? he said he met joe biden at the beverly hilton hotel in 2017 to talk about the family's deal with china's cefc energy

conglomerate. bobulinski was the one talking about a stake of 10% held for the big guy, referring to joe biden. is this true, bobulinski's going to get called in? >> yeah, i don't know that. think about it, we had deafen around a. er -- devon archer in, one of hunter's business partners, i think it would make sense to bring toni think bobulinski in under -- tony bobulinski in under oath. the walls are closing many around the president at this point as more and more evidence stacks up week after week, month after month. elizabeth: what bothers you the most about the allegations of biden family corruption? >> oh, it's the foreign influence peddling that's going on, you know? it's the 20 phone calls that he said he didn't have with his son. it's the 20 the shell companies and taking what we've documented, over $20 million from foreign interests inchewedding our adversaries like -- including our adversaries like russia and china. you look at the deals china is

cutting here many america, did joe biden sell out the american people? that's the question that's at the heart of this matter. elizabeth: all right, tom, so, congressman, what would be with your first question to any of these widen insiders when they -- biden insiders when they come in front of you? >> i want to know what influence they were under. did they -- were they in the hands. of foreign interests like what we saw with ukraine? i mean, i go back to burisma, liz, and what burisma did. elizabeth: got it. congressman tom tiffany, you're terrific. we hope to have you back on soon, sir. thanks for joining us. and be sure to tune in tomorrow. we've got senator roger marshall, congressman tim burchett, former special assistant the president trump, mark9 lotter. thanks for watching -- marc lotter. now it's time for my buddies at the bottom line, it's dagen and charlie hurt in for sean. dagen: thank you, e-mac. elizabeth: sure. ♪