larry: real quick, biden and blinken should let the idf get the job done. they're getting closer and closer. second point, biden and blinken should stop nitpicking israel. let them finish off the job, all right? go after the criminals in qatar. the hamas billionaires. go after them. and finally, third, sink a ship. sink an iranian oil ship. i'm so tired of not doing anything. and then fifth, please watch liz macdonald. elizabeth: please. thank you, larry, so much. we're staying on news.

larry, that was a great show. appreciate you, larry. breaking news, israel in talks with hamas to release up to 15 hostages in return for a 3-day ceasefire. the dangers here, what's at a stake. also we're going to take you behind the the scenes of the house censoring democrat rashida rashida tlaib, and multiple biden family members subpoenaed to testify amid the house impeachment up inquiry just a day after hunter biden's lawyer demanded lawmakers back with off. and the new the cnn poll again shows trump leading biden. plus, fireworks at a house jewish tissue thely hearing on -- judiciary hearing on who is funding anti-israel protests at colleges. and ivanka trump takes the stand in her father's new york civil fraud case. we've got the update. and this news, lawmakers demand the white house stop its plan to house illegal immigrants at u.s. airports saying it's going to disrupt flight safety and the fa

a a. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: well, look who's here, retired general jerry boykin, former undersecretary deputy of defense, he commanded all of the army's green berets, served our nation for three dozen years. also with us, retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel, he's a current pentagon strategist and foreign affairs expert, colonel bob mcginn mess. gentlemen it's good to see you with. general, what do you make of the breaking news, israel in talks with hamas to release up to 15 hostages in return for a 3-day ceasefire? should they do it? >> only if the united states stays out of it in terms of trying to persuade them to do this. in this has got to be something that the israelis want, and my view ofs the -- of it is, this is not a good idea. that's been my position all the

along because you cannot trust hamas, and they are going to take advantage of every opportunity they have. can and i think that this is an opportunity for them to refurbish, to rearm, to redo everything that would put them in a better setting when they the resume. elizabeth: colonel, so what the general just said, israel's netanyahu has said no ceasefire until all hostages are released. what do you think, colonel? >> i agree with the general. hamas is a terror organization that's going to do the whatever necessary to kill as many israelis as possible. if you stop the hostilities now, all they're going to do is probably use or move if those hostages elsewhere so they can use them as a shield. the reality is that these people use proxies all over the world, the iranians, that is. whether it's hamas, hezbollah or even black lives matter in this country and some pretty radical

professors that push a social justice theory down our throats and protest in front of the white house. so we have to understand what we're dealing with here. these people have a very cheer can agenda, and it's not only the destruction of israel, but they would love to troy the great satan -- destroy the great satan which they call the united states with. elizabeth: yeah. so what the colonel just said, general. so why are we sending tens of millions in tax dollars, by the way, to gaza, to palestine? why did the obama white house send nearly $1.8 billion over to iran? because now you've got hamas leaders doing the osama bin laden model, living a lavish lifestyle abroad while gazans suffer in poverty, directing others to do their dirty work and to slaughter. there's evidence billionaire hamas leaders live abroad in luxury. what do you think, general? >> if you go back and look at yasser arafat, yasser arafat had somewhere between $2-5 billion

in his coffers. this is the norm with these war lords in that part of the world. and why are we supporting them? well, we shouldn't be. but what we should be doing is doing whatever it takes for the israelis to defeat hamas and get them out of the gaza strip once and for all because this is going to happen again. and when you have the leadership of hamas saying we're going to do it again and we're going to do it over and over and we're going to do it until jews have been destroyed, well, that doesn't bode well for the future of what we're going to the see in there. we're going to see more fighting, and i just -- from my perspective we need to support the jews, we need to support israel concern elizabeth elizabeth yeah, so this is the about hamas. hamas occupying gaza. i mean, former president obama, colonel, he continues to face a

backlash equating hamas terror with israel defending itself and claiming that nobody's hands are clean. porn policy pros say, no, it's your hands, obama with, that are not clean. you enriched and emboldened iran. let's listen to this, let's get your reaction. watch. >> when you tell them you'll respond and you don't whether that is the obama's failure to fire missiles into syria when he said that he would with, when those red lines are crossed and you do nothing, the bad guys are going to move around the cabin. they're going to do enormous harm. >> the audacity of president obama to come out and say that everybody made a big mistake if here, come on. he was the one that empowered iran. he was the one that drove oil prices high and allowed iran to sell oil on international market. he dropped all those sanctions. so iran got rich. he also paid money directly to hamas. why? because he had, quote, humanitarian aid to the palestinians. well, humanitarian the aid doesn't go to the palestinian people, it goes to iran. elizabeth: so here's the issue,

colonel, former president barack obama is accused of appeasing iran, probably the world's worst human rights abuser. they execute teenagers and women and seniors and children in the public square. they basically have been accused of terrorizing their own people. hamas has terrorized israelis for years. so what do you make of what kt mcfarland and mike pompeo just said, colonel? >> i totally agree with both of them. the reality is that iran since 1979 in their avenue pollution -- revolution have been oppressive to their own people and have been killing people left and right across the globe. certainly in the times i was in iraq, i saw direct evidence of them killing american soldiers. and, of course, now they're empowering hamas. and my concern, liz, is that, you know, not only are they going to continue doing what they can with the houthis and the hezbollah and so forth if, but they're trying to directly

attack america, albeit through a varian i of proxies. so this is -- variety of proxies. this is important. we need to recognize how dangerous this regime is. elizabeth: okay, colonel, general, thank you so much for your service to our country. it's good to see you, gentlemen. >> thank you. elizabeth: -- >> ins not worthy of censure, i don't know what is. representative tlaib has stoke thed anti-semitism and undermined our national security. >> and that disinformation leads to more than anti-semitism, more destruction, terror and death. >> when she chants to the river to the sea, she believes it! >> what is true here is that every single one of them has not acknowledged the fact that palestinians are dying in the tens of thousands but will continue to say it is us who are not acknowledge ifing humanity! elizabeth: those are house lawmakerrers during the vote to

censure congresswoman tlaib for promoting palls narratives about the hamas terror attack the on israel, for doubling down, repeatedly citing and saying the hamas slogan on the destruction of israel, quote, from the river to the sea. from house ways and means, congressman greg steube. 22 democrats joined this vote, but congresswoman tlaib and her allies say she has free speech rights. what do you say? >> yeah, i think that's very telling. not many things in washington get but pat san -- bipartisan sport, and when you have vocal opposition to the things congressman tlaib said by her own party, very, very an hated language -- animated language from her own party about her indiana semitic comments, about the i'm of things she said that are destructive, that she doesn't want the state of israel there, and to hide behind we're supporting palestinians is just a misnomer when the pal stint crabbs are supporting hamas, ask

and hamas is brutally murdering and and has murdered israeli people. elizabeth: the issue is that that she, when you read through what's been said, the congresswoman's critics say has not adequately denounced and instanced hearse from hamas. senator -- herself from hamas. senator blackburn says she's got connections to hamas officials. the resolution states tlaib, quote, defended the brutal rapes, murders, beheadings and kidnapping including of americans by hamas as justified resistance within just 24 hours of the terror attack. >> yeah. she's supporting the things hamas is doing and then hiding behind these allege ad civilians hard being killed in palestine, in gaza. the israeli armed services have numerous time times warned hem that they're going in. they've sent pamphlets that the civilians need to flee the area. the people that are left will not necessarily people that are civilians, those are people that hamas has said to stay and fight

the israeli people. israel was attacked. their people were attacked, brutally murdered, brutally raped, and that is not the type of behavior that a congresswoman should support. she should stand with israel or, our ally in the middle east, and and stand with the american hostage as that have been taken there, not with this terrorist organization through the palestinian authority that has done ask and created all these, this war. elizabeth: lawmakers have said it's shocking the same house that worked to free african-americans prosecute scourge of slavery -- from the scourge of slavery and got women the right to vote, democrats just repeatedly refuse to deto announce and have any -- denounce and have any connections with hamas who slaughtered jews is. israel right now, we're looking at it, they struck the at least 14,000 targets in gaza since the hamas terror attack. more than 1100 tunnel -- 100 tunnels destroyed, congressman. the fight is real to get gaza liberated from occupation by

hamas terror uses. let's watch the israeli defense minister on. watch this. >> gaza is a basis of terror that mankind has ever created. the entire city is one big kilometers upon kilometers of tunnels, all terrorists. under the hospitals, there are storehouses of armaments, places to sleep, everything to the a base of terror which, through which they can attack israel. elizabeth: is a shield a da tlaib denouncing that? >> no, absolutely not. and she's not denouncing our american hostages that are there and the attacks from hamas that have been there. i stand with israel. the house stands with israel, and i will continue to do that as long as i'm a member of this congress. elizabeth: americans want humanitarian aid to the

palestinians, for sure. nearly 600 aid rubbings are going in trying to get in there.. -- trucks. hamas is accused of using civilians as human shields. they have disrespect and devalue human life. yes, people don't want to see anybody suffering in palestine. the issue is eliting and liberating -- releasing and liberating the palestinian people from hamas terror, right? final word. >> yeah, correct. and the problem with sending aid to the palestinians is it gets into the hands of hamas and hamas leaders. heir all living in qatar right now, and $4 billion is their net worth for some of these leaders. the money doesn't go to the palestinians that need it, it goes to hamas. elizabeth got it. congressman steube, thank you so much. still ahead, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, and from house oversight, congressman andy biggs. oversight chair james comer fires off multiple subpoenas to biden family members and a

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is kind of the key to the whole situation. he's the guy that was running the business. he's the guy that claims he was funding his dad's life, and he was the guy that was recruiting business people. he was the guy that was introducing joe biden to potential clients. he was the guy that facilitated all of this business. rob walker was right there with him as his business parter in, and they were working -- partner, and joe biden was the brand that they were selling, access the president biden. obviously, before he was president, when he was vice president. then you have james biden who's out there, and he's in this thing up to the his neck as well. he was working on different projects, but also he -- we have the two recent checks that have come to light saying he was repaying joe biden several hundred thousand dollars. what for? is this principal there? was there a promissory or note? what were the terms of this alleged loan in and i think we're going to get answers, i hope we get answers to the all

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contempt if they don't come in. the reality is they have pert pertinent information to this investigation. we've seen literally tens of house of pages of bank records. we've seen additional hundreds of pages of suspicious activity reports. they all indicate their participation this in this scheme. and it looks almost like a money laundering scheme, and it looks like they were selling access and that there was bribery and corruption involved. so they need to be here. we need to be able to have access to them. we've seen their records, we need them now to come forward ask let us ask questions about these -- elizabeth: so abby lowell, the lawyer, is saying hunter biden is eager, you know, to give his perspective on what happened. don't know when he'll do that. there's also this, why did house oversight request transskype ised -- transcribed interviews from james biden's wife sarah, hallie biden, hally biden's older sister and moneyer biden's

wife -- hunter biden's wifesome why them? >> because in the scheme of things, in the multiple bank accounts and multiple corporate accounts they had set up, these people that you just listed whether it's the james biden's wife and daughters-in-law, what not, they all received up money from foreign entities coming to them. and so they have information that is pertinent to the investigation. elizabeth: okay, got it. congressman biggs, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll stay on the story. st good to see you. this story coming up, vanning ca -- ivanka trump taking the stand in the civil fraud case against her father. what's at sake for both the former president and the legal system. and anti-israel protesters had to be removed from a hearing on anti-semitic protests as college campuses nationwide. lawmakers are now demanding answer as on who is funding all of this. we've got the information. reports say funding is coming in

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interrupted the hearing shouting over jewish college students brought here to testify about harassment, threats and anti-semitism that they're encountering on campus. many of those jewish college students today pound if it just as hard to get their message out here on capitol hill as they do back home on campus. >> my hopes -- or. >> [inaudible] become anti-semitism. how is that the -- [bleep] >> meeting will be in order. >> [inaudible] >> you're offering murder to more gazans. free palestine! >> reporter: republicans on the committee saying that the these massive, organized anti-israel, pro-palestinian protests are being funded by somebody, and they want to follow the money. >> protesters who have all been escorted out probably don't understand that they are playing into the hands of iran. we need to fully fund

investigations into the funding that goes to anti-semitism. >> reporter: but democrats say republicans need to put their money where their mouth is, saying if they really want to fight anti-semitism, then they need to fully fund president biden's request for more money for the office of civil rights and say if the gop supported freedom of speech, they would not have censure ised congresswoman rashida tlaib. >> last night maga republicans and others censured the only palestinian voice in the house of representatives because hay didn't like what she had -- they didn't hike what she had to say. she didn't threaten anybody, she did not advocate for violence. >> reporter: but, of course, tlaib was censured for using the phrase from the if river to the sea, that is something that is cited in hamas' charter. it's also used by terrorists to call for the complete destruction of israel, and tlaib's own democratic colleagues have said that that phrase incites violence against

jewish people. liz? elizabeth: hillary vaughn, thank you so much. it's good to see you. joining us from ways and means,woman beth van duyne is with us -- congresswoman. beth van duyne is with us. your reaction to that report. >> look, we have seen so much antiself-not only from our colleges and universities, but from capitol hill. today we had college students that wanted to share their experiences. you had one who was in the middle of explaining about her grandfather being in the holocaust when you have her interrupted by pro-palestine groups that were not even allowing her to have a voice. you had another group that was there wanting to explain how they got kicked out of a sexual assault recovery group because they were pro-israel. this is what's happening on our college campuses, and you apparently have a number of lawmakers on the democrat side of the aisle that are supporting it. and it should not be happening, and i was very proud last night to be able to censure the congresswoman, tlaib, for her statements that absolutely are

meant to cause a stir, meant to cause hatred against israel and meant to cause violence. elizabeth: you know, university of iowa student jasmine jordan testified at this hearing on what it's like to be a key on college campuses -- a conservative on college campuses. >> i was doxxed in a group chat9 of over 800 students and chat9 of over 800 students and was falsely labeled as a nazi, a token, a white supremacist and a bigot. some individuals even expressed that i made them uncomfortable and feared that i might commit a hate crime against them since i am black and hold conservative principles. these students believe that if you are conservative, you are hateful, support oppression and only want to benefit straight white men even though such beliefs are untrue. elizabeth: your reaction to that. by the way, we have a new story out of "forbes." half of high school seniors, 53%, won't apply to colleges costing more than $40,000 a year old. when they see stuff like that

going on, do you blame them? >> no. and the reaction to that story is the fact that you've got people who haven't done anything, but because they're conservative, they're already being shut down. but then you've got other groups on campus right now that are being encouraged by professors to the actually justify terrorism, justify babies getting their heads cut off, babies being put many ovens, women being gang raped and civilians being used -- this is what you're seeing on college campuses all across the country. elizabeth: the issue is who's funding -- >> yes. elizabeth: we've got reports that colleges are taking undisclosed donations -- >> yeah, they're taking about $30 billion from arab nations and 8. 5 billion they don't even know where it's going. elizabeth: 200 colleges took in $13 billion in one study -- >> and cornell was the number one. yeah, no, this information definitely needs to be disclosed. and i was really proud of one of the members of our republican conference because she passed

the deterrent act out of committee today, out of ed and work force which would actually hold these universities that are supposed to be putting this money, supposed to be disclosing it, it puts them on notice of having if they're closing loopholes, heir finding and they're potentially cutting their title iv funding if they don't disclose those dollars. elizabeth: really interesting. congressman van duyne, good to see you. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: okay. what hillary clinton is now saying about yet another poll. we've got a new cnn poll, trump is leading biden in this poll too. he's taking away democrat voting blocs. also former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy is here, ivanka trump testified today in the new york civil fraud trial against donald trump. why many are saying how it's being done is unconstitutional and unfair. that's next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: okay, ivanka trump testified today in the new york civil fraud case against her father after new york's attorney general subpoenaed ivanka trump as a fact witness. fox news' nate foy live outside the supreme court with the story. nate, good to see you. >> reporter: ivanka trump remained poised and corrected os stand today, she answered questions both from lawyers with the new york attorney general's office as well as lawyers for her father, former president donald trump. while leaving the courthouse tonight, ivanka did not speak to reporters, just like she didn't speak on her way into the courthouse this morning. and as you mentioned, a state court denied her request to the avoid testifying in the trial. do during her direct examination, ivanka testified she never prepared any

statements of financial condition for the trump organization. she answered questions ab helping secure loans to buy properties as far back as 2011 which is outside the statute of limitations. ivanka's no longer a co-defendant in this trial after a state the court dismissed her from the lawsuit because the statute of limitations ran out. but after her testimony tonight, new york attorney general letitia james spoke about her as if she was still a defendant. listen to this. >> she clearly was involved in negotiating and securing loans, favorable loans, for the benefit of the trump organization, mr. trump and her brothers and for herself. >> reporter: liz, former president donald trump laid out his defense on truth social today writing, quote, no victims, 40 no defaults. conservative financial statements, 100% disclaimer clause. corrupt attorney general, trump-hating judge equals no

case. trump's attorney, alina habba, says they will move for a mistrail tomorrow. >> it is very clear that they have failed to prove the essential elements of the case. >> reporter: so the state rested its case, liz. so that means if a mistrial is not do declared, former president donald trump's lawyers will call their own witnesses to the stand to present his defense starting on monday. we'll send it back to you with. elizabeth: wow, what a story the. nate foy, thank you so much. joining us now, former u.s. assistant district attorney andrew mccarthy. you've been critical of this from the start, thousand trump's team is potentially demanding a mistrial. from where you sit, andrew, you're an expert here. when you look closely at it, should this case scare everyone, and why do you think that? >> well, liz, this is more about your side of the street than mine, but i think that if you set up a government climate for

business where they can put you out of business under circumstances where even though they're alleging fraud there are no victims of fraud and we have a situation where they not only can put you out of business, but under this idea of disgorgement, take back $250 million in profits. again, in a case where there's no victims and where the banks and insurance companies that did business with the trump organization were sophisticated financial actors who knew exactly what a they were getting into and made money on the transactions. if that's the kind of behavior that puts you out of business in new york, who the help wants to do business in -- who the hell wants to do business in new york? elizabeth: so they can take away an entire business empire, no due process, no jury, in need to prove intent to defraud or anyone was defrauded.

the state doesn't have to establish any creditor or bank relied on any of the misrepresentations the allegations there were misled e? i mean, the manhattan d.a.'s office looked at this same case and declined to move forward with it. >> yeah. liz, that's right. this case started out way back when actually in my if old office, the federal prosecutor's in the southern district of missouri who had the michael cohen -- of new york, who had the michael cohen case. they were ones who initially looked at this and decided not to go forward with a criminal case. then the manhattan district attorney's office moved heaven and either to the point of going up to the supreme court not once, but twice to get trump's financial records. and when they finally obtained them, it turned out that it wasn't the motor lode -- motor lode that they were expecting. but, the ish james, who is the state the attorney general who brought this case, liz,she has access to in the civil context

this monstrous statute that you just described where they can accuse you of a persistent pattern of fraud notwithstanding that there are no fraud victims, and they don't have to prove intent to desteve. elizabeth: that's -- deceive. that's really something. i mean, we get it. we've been following and reading as much as we can about the case. i mean, prosecutors are asking why the value of trump's ab aberdeen property, for example, increased by the i think the report sate 245 million but in 2014-20 the a 15 when it appears little was done to the property, but it's how the case is being carried out that you're pointing out, andrew. the judge already pronounced trump guilty. the court's how in the penalty phase, again, no jury. they're going to ask for a mistrial. trump is saying i should have a jury on that. >> well, they brought it under a provision -- i actually think they should apply harder to try to to get a jury.

i think hay might have gotten one if they had tried harder. that's my view of it. it's not really just the penalty phase. what the judge did here, there's seven claims, civil claims. he decided one of them, but it's the most important, prior to trial. and the other six are still being tried. that's supposedly what the trial is about. but really you're quite right that what he's done is he made the essential proud if finding against trump -- fraud the finding against trump even before the rile started, and this exercise is just about how much he's going to let tish james run up the score, how much of the 250 million does she get to disgorge. i think trump recognizes that if he's going to get any relief here, it's going to be in the appeals process, not with this judge. elizabeth: okay. andy the mccarthy, good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: former arkansas governor mike huckabee coming up on why president biden can't take a victory lap over yesterday's democrat victories in state elections. he's not off the hook. what's really at a stake here.

but first, want to check in with dagen and sean. what have you got coming up next hour on "the bottom line"? sean: hearings in the house amid a rise in anti-semitism as well as rashida tlaib being censured in thehouse, we have brian mast, congressman from florida, as well as deroy murdock saying the border is not a disaster. dagen: congressman byron donalds on, oh, hunter biden, a subpoena for you. bro of the president, james biden, a subpoena for you. and leo terrell on hillary clinton -- [laughter] cackling about hitler? really? when democrats are the ones openly hating jewish people? yep, we have got that. top of the hour. ♪

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policy. it's really different from that. first of all, in kentucky you had a hotly-contested republican primary. cameron was a great republican candidate, but he had to spend all his money getting through the primary. on the other hand, beshear had a clean fight all the way to the general, and that makes a difference. incumbents are hard to beat in the middle of their term, they're just hard to beat. so you could look at that one. here's an interesting thing in virginia. don't hi that that was a big disaster -- think that that was a big disaster because every single seat that joe biden won by up to the 99 points went -- 9 points went to republicans. now think about that. that that's a big deal. so, yeah, virginia didn't completely flip, but most of us, quite frankly, didn't expect it to. you've got so many federal employees that have moved into virginia, those folks are going to vote liberal and democrat. but the fact that every seat went republican, even ones that biden won by up to 9 points, that, quite frankly, is a big deal. elizabeth: you know, we have

this new cnn poll, three republican candidates lead president biden. it's trump, nikki haley, ron desantis. president biden is trailing in the national polls. you're also going to see that trump is taking, you know, under 35 voters, independents, black, male voters. he's beating biden on all three of those counts. but you know what's really interesting, this is a conversation, governor, some democrats having. let's listen to this. watch. if. >> by the way, you know, mrs. clinton did win the popular vote. >> yeah, so -- [applause] [laughter] >> i continue to believe that you won. i don't care what they say. >> what i think is important is that, as you say, alyssa, that joe biden is not only proved that he's done a good job, but look at the alternative. and look at what we would face as a country. elizabeth: he's proved he's done a good job? if i mean, david axlerod, you've got david ignatius, van jones,

you know, ohs are saying -- others are saying he shouldn't run again. ax a elrod is saying it's overreacting to say he told him to crop out, but he tweeted there's legitimate concern. i mean, multiple polls. what do you think? >> i just think it's interesting that you've got joy behar and hillary clinton. i guess that they are election deniers, aren't they? because they still haven't given up thinking hillary won in 2016. hillary, hate to break it to you, honey, and i don't want to bust all the balloons you had stored in brooklyn, but, by golly, you lost. trump won. and, you know, it's amazing, none of these people get thrown off social media because they questioned the election results of hillary clinton or anyone else in the democrat side. but i just think people are going to the look at these numbers, and they're going to have to say trump is winning in demographic cans that republicans normally don't even compete in, much less win. elizabeth: yeah, it's something. governor huckabee, thank you so much. it's good to see you. >> thanks.

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>> let's melt will come mr. gonzales. good to have you one. the white house was talking about plans to turn us air force into camps for tens of thousands of illegal immigrants? us air force is in the border crisis? wasn't there a plot around 9/11 to bomb lax? >> thank you for having me back on. it is madness. i lived in san antonio if you go to the san antonio airport dozens or hundreds of folks who are here illegally taking up space it is the wrong approach to encourage legal immigration el paso is the same thing just more and more madness happening along the border and things are getting worse just today there were two americans killed in texas just outside as they were traveling because of a high speed chase americans have had enough.

>> a total of 70 house republicans led by house transportation chair sing after drop the plans you will not do this but talk about 60000 illegal immigrants up for public airports facilities in new york and new jersey worried about the security risks housing thousands of unknown individuals not even vetted at us airports. we don't know the number of illegal immigrants housed at us airports. right? >> we don't. this is what house republicans need to do to push the administration to do its job we want to know who's in the country and why are they here what are they doing and stop using talks on —- taxpayer dollars to house them weather at an airport or national park or anywhere.

americans are constantly put last with this administration. you see the biden administration continue to get away with whatever they can and there is a national security threat. if we don't know who you are than that is a threat to america. >> house lawmakers we need you to stop this. there is a new poll with "the new york times". 55 percent of likely voters in six swing states say build a border wall. do we know the faa was even consulted making the faa and turning them into i.c.e. or illegal immigrant cops? really they have enough to deal with we have many near collisions of airplanes in the us guys. this is putting a burden on us airports. how do you stop that? >> look, i'm done with the letters and the fake outrage and pretending we will hold

secretary mayorkas accountable i think americans are done as well enough with the games house republicans need to start delivering that is poking the biden administration the chest and holding them accountable i sit on the appropriations committee i sit on the power of the purse with some sensible border solutions over the finish line we take the piece out this year and come back for the rest in 20, 25. >> thank you for joining us tonight we will stay on the stories podcast hosts new york post columnist we have a lot to talk about tomorrow night. two in two got felled tomorrow night 10:00 o'clock p.m. i will be on the show with a lot of laughs. thank you for watching. now it's time to send it to "the bottom line". good to see you. >>