david: enjoy your weekend. tune in monday and we'll be speaking to senator mark wayne mull and claudia tenney and charlie hurt here at 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. first, watch liz macdonald. she's upright now. elizabeth: so good, david. that was a great show. thank you so much. good to see you. this story coming in right as

biden white house gives iran more money, iran is stepping up executions and human rights abuses of its own people. this story, are voters blowing off trump indictments? we've got another new poll from market, trump lead biden voters and independents and is the white house talk ago big game? are they really going after anti-semitism as schools because florida is. why did it take five years for u.s. attorney david weiss to buckle down and launch a probe and changing title 9 rules and warning these rule changes will harm women student athletes. and twitter rapidly trying to put out the fires of elon musk backing an anti-semitic post, but people like keith oberman are getting roasting saying the government should shut down twitter all together. i'm elizabeth macdonald and the evening edit starts right now.

joining us now, retired lieutenant colonel, she's a former green beret, the colonel served on combat tours in afghanistan and iraq. colonel, great to see you. let's please first get your reaction to secretary of state antony blink r here. watch this. >> i don't hear the un cry for hamas to respect international united law. for hamas to maybe get out of the buildings and hospitals and schools so the civilians aren't in danger. for hamas to surrender. that would help civilians immediately. i'm not hearing anyone say that. elizabeth: colonel, he make as good point about hamas. why is the white house appeasing iran, hamas' biggest backer? they just gave iran $6 billion in a hostage swap, they unfroze $10 billion for iran, idf is now again hitting hezbollah targets in remember anne donovan and

israel and -- lebanon and israel and syria. >> thanks, liz, first of all i think the secretary is spot on when he talks about calls for hamas to regulate its behavior and violations of law, land warfare. that's exactly the right thing to call for. but then to turn around and provide further financial resources to the very sponsor of that surrogate makes absolutely no sense. they are a state sponsor of terror and intricately involved in this operation as well so to make those kinds of overt claims while supporting iran, it make nososense at all. elizabeth: so, thank you, can he remember, for that. bring in retired major general dana patar and served in the military for 30 years and iran is continuing public executions including by hanging, hanging women and also human rights abuses. we've got an independent news

outlet focusing on the middle east and iran executed 114 people since the 10/7 hamas terror attacks on israel, on dubious charges of things like corruption or enemies. what do you think of this, general? >> first of all, good afternoon. i'm not surprised. there's been protests it in iran over the treatment of really some protesters on democracy and issues like that. the regime feels threatened and so they are not only arrested people, but they're executing them at a rate that's unbelievable, even for iran. elizabeth: colonel, the israeli military -- let's move to this. israel reigns leading covered the body of a -- recovered the bodty of a second hostage murdered by hamas. a 19-year-old military corporate. idf recovered the body of a 65-year-old woman. she was discovered in a house near the hospital complex in

gaza city. colonel, there's a lot of reaction about israel going into the hospitals in gaza, that israel is apparently not doing the right thing here but, colonel, do you believe that hamas has been using the hospitals and schools and more to basically hide their tunnel network, hide command center? reports are coming in and that's not been verified hamas' military command center is in the hospital, but israel continues to plum the depths of the places. >> you break it down from the overt to more indirect and they took hostages and that's a violation of law of land warfare and leveraged those hostages to get what they want. then they've executed them inside of gaza. you know, that alone right there warrants the kind of surgical strike that israel is launching into gaza and i think they've been doing a very diligent task of showing in near realtime what they're finding as they go. i think in this cycle where we

worked and want information so fast, we expect them to produce more strategic results from a raid that just happened. i suspect that we'll see that. i suspect they'll continue to show evidence of that, but it's certainly not going to surprise me when it comes forward. elizabeth: general, final word, what do you think, general? >> well, what i think is what israel's doing is what they have to do. they have to eliminate hamas. it's not exactly a surgical strike what they're doing, but they're doing it very deliberately. and it's something that they must do, and we must remember hamas is the one that is putting civilians in danger by hiding behind them. elizabeth: general and colonel, thank you for joining us the only thing. good to see you. >> thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: u.s. national security pros and 9/11 respondents and the white house are shocked and really upset. who would have thought we'd see the day when teenagers on social media site tiktok is applauding terror master mine osama bin lad

and he's behind the 9/11 attacks that slaughtered nearly 3,000 30 innocent americans and injured thousands more. tiktok is aggressively taking action, but will it be enough? hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the story. reporter: good evening, liz. republicans and democrats on capitol hill have a common enemy: tiktok. bipartisan call to ban the app or force sale to a u.s. company are growing lauder as they're getting caught up in continue verse reigns leading and being accused of using algorithm to pus anti-israel and pro hamas platforms. >> the communist chinese party has say so of the cal gather rhythm and trying to use that to promote antiacademic activity. reporter: tiktok denies they're in com of the content saying it's driven by users saying tiktok does not promote one side of an issue over another. our recommendation algorithm does not take sides, but tiktok is in more trouble after that

disturbing trend where tiktokers were praises osama bin laden, tiktok says content praising osama bin laden violates our rules on supporting terrorism and says the content is not unique to tiktok. but lawmakers say this is proof it's time to act before it's too late. >> for someone on tiktok to somehow suggest this is america's fault or that bin laden who killed thousands of innocent americans was right is absolutely disgusting and further evidence that we need to ban tiktok or force a sale. reporter: any congressional action on tiktok might have to wait till after the holidays into the new year and tiktok's parent company byte dance is not wasting time and trying to buy time by ramping up the lobbying efforts so far this year they've spent $7 million on federal lobbying and that's a record high for the company. liz. elizabeth: great reporting as always, hillary vaughn. thanks for your coverage there. joining us now is the editor of national review, rich lowry.

good to see you again. what do you think of this story? >> it's so depressing. it's like an snl skit, a parody of vacuous and morally corrupted youth. i'm not in favor of tiktok and a ban would be great for my purpose of national security reasons. this is not a tiktok problem, it's a american youth problem. i exaggerate and not every kid under age 25 thinks this, is there enough kids thinking this to make this letter go viral? it's turning your stomach. elizabeth: biden's 2024 campaign team now weighing whether to join tiktok. it's also -- the white house is also really slamming what's going on on tiktok. they're saying this is horrendous. there are also 30 jewish hollywood celebrities and influencers, rich, they confronted tiktok executives in a conference call saying you've got to stop this flood of

anti-semitism. >> yeah, the problem is, liz, we saw this in the third republican debate and vivek and nikki haley going back on this, tiktok is a cancer and terrible and bad influence in all sorts of ways, but hugely influential, hugely influential. we're talking about what some id i can't tells are saying on -- idiots are saying on tiktok. that's why the biden campaign is considering going on and that's why vivek is on and otherwise you're missing out on the huge conversation and the root of the problem at the end of the day and they corrupted the minds of our own youth against our own society and civilluation. no other society or civilization has done that in all of human history. only we have done it and the irony is these kids hate the west but thoroughly westernized and no other society with idiots with purple hair banning against their own society. try doing it in iran or gaza and you wouldn't last very long.

it's a western phenomena we couldn't tolerate and self-hatred in the country. elizabeth: anti-semitic content soared more than 90% on twitter. it's up nearly 30% on facebook and soaring on tiktok since the 10/7 terrific r terror attack by ha has on israel. you'll see reaction from actor michael are rapapore. watch this. >> they were reckless and ignorant and osama bin laden didn't die enough for me. this is the most evillist man to ever walk the earth and killed over 3,000 members of -- that didn't go home that day, that didn't go home to their families. those people still many of them, haven't had closure. >> some of you actually all of a sudden are considering osama bin laden a freedom fighter. elizabeth: yeah, really?

she's a freedom fighter, really? where does this go? >> yeah, that's all very well said, but again, the problem is we have created these kind of kids that think this way. it just -- think about the proversety of it. there's a horrible attack in israel and worst since the holocast and their reaction -- holocaust and the reaction around the world is tide of anti-semitism. what sense does that make and speak to a deep irrationality and evil and it's frightening that it's here and not just in the middle east anymore. it's here in our society too. elizabeth: got it, rich lowry, thanks for joining us this friday night. good to see you. still ahead, congresswoman monica de la cruz and sam dewey and parents defending education president nicole neily and messager columnist joe concha and biden education secretary really going to crack down on colleges over antisemitism?

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city, we're going to welcome unlimited numbers of people with open arms. all of a sudden after relatively few people have arrived they've decided to stop welcoming them because they realize just how much this costs, and they're finally realizing how much financial pain all of america's border towns have been in for so many years. this is frankly a small taste of what many communities in texas have been dealing with since day one of this administration. elizabeth: you're saying it's voters you got what you paid for and voted for; right? i mean, they voted him in. >> absolutely. that's exactly right. general, this is only a small portion of what so many other communities in this country have been dealing with for so long and a lot of places like texas are looking at new york and they have absolutely no sympathy. elizabeth: so this story, let's move to this. are voters, seeing in the polls and are voters setting aside the indictments against former president trump?

the breaking news late in the day and the new york judge on the new york civil fraud trial just rejected trump's motion for a mistrial and trump leads biden with voters overall and with independents and also biden is trailing nikki haley and ron desantis. >> certainly. i don't think that's any surprise as soon as you start looking at the economic numbers. i'm not talking about the talking points that are coming out of the white house, but the actual data. and that makes it painfully clear how much financial pain american families have been going through for the last two and a half years. as soon as you start sifting through some of those numbers, it's no surprise that people favor all of these other options over president biden. elizabeth: we have a new emerson college poll, half of registered voters in ohio, 50% bactrim p versus 38% for biden. you know, let's listen to the president admit a set back to bidenomics, watch this.

>> i angler acknowledge there's a disconnect between the numbers and how peight now. elizabeth: what do you think about a disconnect between the numbers and how people feel? >> i find it appalling because that is the quintessential gaslighting right there from this administration. you know, mr. president, i'm sorry but the reason people feel so terrible about your economic policies is because they are terrible. they have terrible effects. look at typical american family for example. the typical american family is now effectively $7300 poorer than when president biden took office. there is a reason why people feel so terrible about the economy right now, it's because it is terrible. elizabeth: then you have this story, you know, the biden white house is not acknowledging any of the government waste, fraud, and abuse; right, we're talking hundreds of billions of dollars on a check that went out the door. now we have this, the president struck a deal with china to shut down fossil fuels in favor of

green energy. i mean, this is being criticized because it's going to dramatically raise household costs for u.s. consumers, and experts are warning china rarely follows through on international cords like it ditched the paris climate accords. and china will profit mightily off green energy and giving china supremacy in the word's green energy supply chain. what do you make of this? >> liz, that's a good summary and talking about reducing carbon emissions and reducing reliance on coal, oil, and natural gas. we're only talking about reducing them here, not in china. china is doing those things even more every day. they're building coal power plants at a staggering pace. meanwhile we have surrendered most of our manufacturing supply chain to the chinese communist party so that many of the key ingredients like l lithium and nickel welcome coming from the chinese. we're not going to be getting them here, even though we actually have the resources here, but the epa make it is

impossible to actually get these minerals and other resources out of the ground. elizabeth: ej antoni thank you for your expertise tonight. have a great weekend. >> great to see you too, lizy. elizabeth: why did it take five years for u.s. attorney david w oh, iss to -- weiss to finally serious reigns leading probe hunter biden? he just convened a grand jury out of los angeles. could hunter biden face even more charges? and this story, is this all talk no action, all hat no cattle? all show and no go? you get the picture? you know, the biden white house, they're talking a big game but are they going after anti-semitism at u.s. colleges. florida is. it's on "the evening edit" next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: let's get you updated on this story, education department launched new investigations into seven universities and schools over allegations of anti-semitism and

islam phobia. fox news breaking the news on this all day long and has more from this from b boston. molly. >> thanks, liz. rise of anti-semitism and anti-muslim discrimination and u.s. department of education launching this investigation calling this an aggressive action and open the investigation into seven different schools and happening through the office of civil rights. here they are. the schools on the list so far, one school district in kansas, lafayette, cornell, columbia, welsly, university of department of science ask arts and anti-semitic harassment and two allege anti-muslim harassment. >> there's a line, children need to be safe. they need to be protected and we as educators need to do everything in our power and make sure they feel safe in their own skin. they shouldn't have to hide who they are to learn on campus.

reporter: cornell and columbia are not commenting and the school is cooperating fully and taking comprehensive action and the wellesley sent a letter to leadership calling residential ras declaring there no space, consideration and support for cy ronism within the wellesley community and the school responded quickly and decisively to that incident and making clear that anti-semitism has no place. they say this list ovschools and investigation will grow. liz. elizabeth: molly line, thank you so much. somefirst and we want to fix this and they reported that workers for randi wiengarten's teacher's union authorized a strike and it was naa workers at naa calling for that strike. not naft. sorry for that.

monica de la cruz, good to see you. taking place for coast-to-coast and you're office was vandalized? what happened? >> that is correct. i have been firm in my stance with israel and i can share with you that someone, a individual came to my local mccallen, texas, office and monica murders and other slanders to my name and to my position. i can tell you this, we have a small jewish community in this area and it is a vibrant community and i have made known to the local rabbis that i will continue to stand firm and will not back down from my support with ziti reel. elizabeth: you know, congresswoman, let's turn to this. we heard the education secretary, the president's

education secretary. do you believe him that he's launching this probe; right, but what is he doing to really buckle down like florida is doing? florida is saying, you know what, we're going to withhold, through a new law, they're moving on a new law, florida lawmakers are to stop state college scholarships and stop state tuition and financial aid help, and stop state grants to college students who promote hamas and other designated terrorist organizations. you know, these students also would have to pay out of state tuition rates instead of lower in-state rate under these new laws. what do you think of florida versus what the biden white house is doing? >> well, i would still have to gather more information on that specifically, but what i will tell you is this, is that in the united states, we should not accept anti-semitism in our nation, not at auroschools, jewish children who are learning

whether at the university or their local high schools should not be afraid to attend their school. they should be feeling safe, they should feel secure, and we as a community must make sure that they feel safe and secure while they are attending school. elizabeth: you know, congresswoman, florida is moving to dis-ban the anti-israel groups, students for justice in palestine. we've got groups at two state universities moving to stop tha. florida, you know, the governor said he's also going to cancel student visas for anyone sharing common cause with hamas and reports coming in that university of florida chapter students for justice in palestine sued the states over this. what do you think? >> well, here again we must stand strong against the hamas terrorists, and people who will not condemn the horrific acts of hamas terrorists.

the fact of the matter is that israel has a right to defend itself, and these people who are sympathizing with hamas terrorists and the savage acts that they did to the ziti reallies, to israeli children, we should not accept and again, we saw the vandalism at my local office just recently. this is simply unacceptable, and we must stand up against this anti-semitism. elizabeth: congresswoman, the senator marco rubio marco rubio, he's been asking the state department, are you going to pull visas of hamas supporters who are foreign nationals here and deport them? then the state department according to the senator said we've got that power. you'll see the information there we're showing it on the screen. they've got the power, but it's unclear if they would actually act on it. now, former president trump says if he's reelected, anyone

supporting hamas terrorists, i mean, hamas has been dig ziti nated a foreign -- designated a foreign terrorist organization from the state department since 1997 and president trump said he'll investigate and deport them, foreign nationals with u.s. visa, should that be done? >> what i can tell you as a congresswoman and in the house of republican majority, we centtured tlaib for her acts and her failure to condemn the hamas terrorists acts. the fact of the matter is that congresswoman tlaib, if she cannot condemn the horrific acts of hamas, then she should not be serving in the united states congress. and these are just simply not be things we should accept. elizabeth: so you would agree with trump and deport foreign nationals? would you agree with that? >> well, what i think we need to do is look into this and what we

legally are able to do, what i can tell you is that i stand by israel. the house republican majority stands by israel and we're going to do whatever we can to protect ourself jewish communities. elizabeth: congresswoman de la crux thanks for joining and yous good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: this story coming up, house republican lawmakers virginia foxx and lisa mcclain, they launched a new probe into the biden white house making changes to title nine. these lawmakers mourn those changes will -- warn these changes will seriously damage women student athletes. we'll explain. also, former congressional investigator sam dewey on this development and robert hurr reportedly interviewed hunter biden in his probe into the president mishandling classified documents and u.s. secrets. going to get a slap on the wrists about that. why would robert hurr interview hunter biden?

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elizabeth: joining us now, former congressional investigator sam buoy, good to see you -- dewey, good to see you again. what did you make of the new report from nbc? why is special council robert hurr interviewing hunter bide anne donovan hurr's probe into the president mishandling classified documents where the president is going to get a slap on the wrist for that and why interview hunter and why is someone anonymously leaking this story? >> so, the reason you'd interview hunter is any time there's classified documents in an uncontrolled area, you want to know who saw them and did they do anything with them? if someone uses classified

documents that are stamped top secret, that technically is a crime. why do you interview hunter? you know he has access to where the documents were. the corvette by the garage, he can walk in there any time. he had access at a point in time in which he was influence peddling to foreign powers. so you have to wonder could hunter have gone, looked at these classified documents and use that had information to further his commercial interest? elizabeth: fin issue your thought, go ahead. >> we know when his father was vice president, he used official resources to further his commercial interests and might that have continue the with these documents? elizabeth: it sounds like there could be potentially another anonymous whistle blower at the justice department who leaked the story to nbc because they're angry possibly about what they've been seeing about what's

been going on with the biden family and we have congressional republicans raising questions whether hunter biden did access u.s. classified documents stored at places like the president's home in delaware and both house oversight chair and comer asked robert hurr about all this. >> yeah, i can't speak to the leak or whether or not there's a whistle blower or what's the motivation. i can just say it's a very interesting development, and i can say that as to the white house's cooperation on this issue, i think about an hour and a half ago, the white house special council sent a letter saying he was not going to cooperate with the house committees on this issue. so you have this leak, you have the white house letter. we don't quite know what's going on, but this will become a clash. this is a serious issue. documents in the garage like this do raise questions. we know hunter biden used

official resources to influence peddle. elizabeth: at least 24 million, the family made oversees deals and oversight juice dish area ways and means and this story, why did it take five years for u.s. attorney in house special council david weiss so seriously probe hunter biden? cnn got in exclusive that david weiss convened a grand jury in los angeles and it's seeking documents and subpoenaing james biden, the president's brother and others. so why did it take five years? >> that all goes back to david weiss' authority. venue for some of the crimes was in the central district in california, and that means generally grand jury subpoenas have to be issued in that district. now weiss and attorney general garland said weiss had ultimate authority. if that was the case, he could have issued the subpoenas years ago in that district. we know now that wasn't the case. he didn't have authority so he didn't have authority to issue those subpoenas.

he's issuing them now because he had that authority once he was made special council. what does that all mean. that means the investigation was set back by procedural roadblocks and appears doj leadership imposed by about a year and a half. elizabeth: why subpoena james biden and why subpoena james biden here? >> you'd subpoena james biden because the money from the deals in 1617 that make up some of the felony tax evasion charges that are potentially in that district, the money was commingled with james. elizabeth: got it, hunter biden lives in california, it's happening over there. sam dewey, thank you so much. good to see you. okay, this story, twitter is in damage control over ceo elon musk backing an anti-semitic tweet. we're going to take that on. the white house is slamming elon musk and it's bringing out this reaction, keith oberman now says

the government must shout down twitter all together. plus, parents defending education nicole neily and house gop lawmaker virginia foxx and lisa mcclain are probing the biden white house changing title 9 rules saying it's going to harm women student athletes. what they're warning about. the details of this should really make americans sit up and take notice. but first, let's check in with our buddies dagen and sean on what's coming up next hour on the great show the bottom line. >> hey, rashida tlaib speaking at osu on her radical abuse and steve forbes on the economy claiming donald trump is the biggest danger in 2024. we can't wait to talk about that. >> la auto show used to be hot, hot, hot and now it's a bunch of electric vehicles. lisa boothe also coming up speaking of rashida tlaib, the

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hurting women athletes in schools. they sent a letter demanding education secretary stop changing title nine rules for gender identity saying "it will effectively wipe out female only sports in schools and spaces in every federally funded school". what do you think? >> they're absolutely right, and i'm so glad they're raising the alarm because this is the kind of thing that's really escaped the notice of the american public. what is being snuck in? the way they're gutting female athletics and female-only spaces and it's opposed by majority of americans and spanning racial lines and political lines. it's a bunch of activists shoving agenda down our throat. elizabeth: nicole, this is an issue that swimming champ riley gains and other athletes have been talking about. we've been seeing and collecting evidence of a female athletes hurt by biological male athletes. the congresswomen are asking the white house to reveal the extent to which outside groups are influencing their decisions here. what do you think?

>> i think they're absolutely right. i know fox news a year ago documented the influence that a group called governor for impact had. they're funding by george soros and aerabella advisers and everyone hates what is happening right now. the fact that the biden administration is trying to force them through and statute and rather than going through congress, this was written in 1972 and definition of sex back then was very clear. congress tried to do this and failed to do this ever since and that's not what the american people want. elizabeth: so the white house is circumventing what the voter wants; right? what these lawmakers are saying is these women athletes are going to lose out on scholarships, they're going to lose out on all sorts of things because of what the white house is doing. we've shown footage for example of a female athlete u one of them in high school got spiked in the face by a volu volleyball player that was a biological male. that female athlete suffered

enduring injures from that. so, you know, this is also a danger issue; right, for the female athletes and it's like they're being disregarded and they're not being addressed at all what their concerns are. >> right, there's safety concerns and fairness concerns and privacy concerns and this is something the american public weighed in on and submitted congressmens and biden administration does this through two rounds of title nine and sexual agenda into the statute and them going through athletics specifically and they're doing this not by forcing schools to do this, but they're giving schools the discretion to do it, which it's funny because it means they're not going to be the biden administration can't be sued necessarily for it but they're saying all right, school cans take into account the age of a student and what the sport is but wink wink nod nod if you make the wrong choice, wouldn't it be terrible if you had a title ix and lost all your federal funding and administrator cans read between

the lines and put in place what the biden people want. it's disgusting. elizabeth: got if. nicole neily, have a good week. >> thank you. elizabeth: a columnist with the mesocenter creed jerkins and -- messenger and joe concha and demands the government shut down the government and companies after elon musk backed an anti-semitic sweet on twitter. that was not a good idea. the story is gaining traction and exploding actually next on "the evening edit". ing trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights.

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elizabeth: breaking news coming into the studio let's welcome fox news contributor joe concha. this is what is happening right now. ask formally known as twitter is in damage control, apple just joined ibm in the european commission pulling ads on twitter, apple is saying and no go on twitter, elon musk agreed with an anti-semitic post this is growing backlash were showing the post that he agreed with about anti-semitic that jewish communities have been pushing dialectical hatred against whites. elon musk call that the actual truth, when you think of the story. >> the story for elon musk to agree with that tweet from a random guy by the way who posted

this, 5000 followers saying jewish people have been pushing dialectical against white, that is anti-semitism in broad daylight, this is coming from the richest person in the world, what is the have a network $2,025,000,000,000. his words had been packed and they have reached, apple goes, ibm goes and i can guarantee you by the time we speak next friday there will be over 100 major companies that will not be advertising on x anymore. it's a snowball effect and this is an avalanche, there is no defending this. dagen: he bought twitter for 44 billion and now it's worth a fraction of that. maybe a tenth of that. elizabeth: elon musk got in trouble with fcc over his tweeting, the early sued him for misleading tweets that led to market disruption, he tweeted he was considering taking tesla private at 420 a share. keith overman is saying the next step is the government must shut

down twitter once and for all, what you make of that. >> is probably in everyone's best interest not to listen to keith. it's in my best interest and still sticking today. the government has no business shutting down massive platforms like twitter or x. once you get on the slippery slope in terms of the first amendment, free speech and will be weaponize to take down other sites by one political party, perhaps another against their opponents in whatever favors one side or the other. no one is defending elon musk let the free market decide what happens to this company. i have a feeling with all the advertisers playing and probably not coming back because why would you, this could destroy the company as you said is worth a fraction of what he paid and now it's worth a heck of a lot less after an ill-advised unforced error of a tweet and i guess we know the real elon musk at this point. elizabeth: facebook's cofounder

dustin moskowitz called on musk to resign. we have x ceo, known as twitter, they put out a statement calling anti-semitism ugly and wrong. but you wonder if this story is not going away that this may not enough. >> it won't be enough, you see on the tweet on your screen, four-point to million views, that was posted yesterday. i've seen this movie before, there is no apology the elon musk and make that will get him out of this at this point. he is probably going to be the one that is going to have to go because now you have a cancer within the organization, the one that he bought a year ago and the only way that you solve this is by removing the tumor from the body. in this case removing elon musk from x at this point is. elizabeth: is a pretty wild story people were championing elon musk as a leader free speech after he bought twitter and now it's come to this.

>> i was one of them, it was refreshing to have elon musk here come economy free speech absolutist and he said finally you are not going to have twitter which basically served at the pleasure of the democratic party and finally we will have fairness most important link you now can have accounts banned, shadow band and tweets the art as amplified as they could be was a mixed fight and elon musk was supposed to be the rescue i was one of his supporters but not anymore at this point. elizabeth: you are terrific, thanks for joining us joe concha. thank you so much for watching, i am elizabeth macdonald that doesn't for us, thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we hope you have a good week and working on the jampacked show on monday, please tune and now it's time for the bottom line we're going to send it over to dagen and sean. they have a hot one for you. dagen: thank you so much. ♪