larry: you know, steve forbes, exactly right. we need the moral clarity, absolute moral clarity to combat the evils of anti-semitism and the terror of hamas. finish and if joe biden won't supply that moral clarity, why then we will replace him. all right? that's the way it's gonna work. but nobody can possibly replace david asman. [laughter] david: ah, there you go.

you nail it every time, larry kudlow. great to see you, my friend, thank you very much is. just moments ago, more hostages are released by hamas with word of a possible second american who could be among them as activists are developing an entire blacklist web site of all the companies that are supporting israel, like that's some kind of crime. meanwhile, the mom of the young kansas city chiefs fan who was unjustly accused of racism revealing her son's actually a native american. plus, the u.n. wants americans to cut back on meat con assumption -- consumption to fight climate change, taking your money and telling you what to eat. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. well, a sixth group of hostages were freed today. the idf if saying 16 hostages were released to israeli custody including, allegedly, a second american-israeli dual citizen. just last night though it seemed

president biden was we'ring in his support -- wavering in his support, quote, to continue down the path of terror, violence, killing and war is to give hamas if what they seek. we can't do that. with me now to discuss from senate homeland security committee, senator ron johnson. senator, good to see you. thank you for being here. so this posting by the president last night seemed to contradict the israelis' intention to wipe out hamas by copping the war. what -- continuing the war. what did you make of that? >> just the start, to continue down the path of terror, did he say? the terrorists are hamas. the brutal slaughter was hamas against innocent israeli citizens. i try and remind people 1400 israelis as a percentage of the population would be like almost 50,000 americans. you can imagine what the american public would with demand of our government if 50,000 the americans were brutally slaughtered the way those israelis were. so we have to support israel. this president should be

supporting israel in their ability to defend themselves. and the only way they can do that long term is destroy hamas. let's face it, they had a multiyear ceasefire when israel turned gaza over to the palestinians. they elected hamas, they built the tunnels, they carried out the terrorist attack. we need to understand that reality. david: senator, i don't understand though the -- it's a dramatic change from what we was saying just a month ago -- he was saying just a month ago shortly after the terror attack of october 7th. he said we have to be crystal clear, there is no justification for terrorism. my commitment to israel's security and the safety of jewish people is unshake bl. the united states has israel's back. well, it doesn't look like he has their back anymore. >> well, that was until the radical left started putting more and more pressure on president biden who's also part of the radical left. i mean, it is sick that you have dozens of universities where you have students that are protesting in support of hamas,

of those brutal murder ors -- murderers. this shows you what has happened to the university system, the radical left took over them in the mid '60s, and they've been indoctrinating our children ever since. this is the result. david: here's what senator tuberville said last night on fox business about not just the president, but the entire democratic party and their, again, seeming shift to the very far left. roll tape. >> the democrats are trying to ride the fence, trying to pray both sides. they care nothing about the american people or the people of israel or the people of palestine. they care about votes, they care about power. don't do anything to get in their way to take away votes from 'em. and you're exactly right, what happened to the american hostages? does joe biden ever mention that? anybody? kirby? it's embarrassing. david: you know, you did have senator schumer stand up against anti-semitism this morning, but it sounds, sounds like he's more and more being isolated by the far left of his party. >> well, first of all, senator

tuberville is exactly right. this is all about power. this is about getting votes. and they're going to continue to cater, you know, using identity politics. and they are the radical left. democrat party is the radical left. this is not the party of our parents and grandparents. these are radical leftists. they are bent on power, they are bent on imposing socialism which just destroys, it doesn't build anything. and, unfortunately, our news media, the mainstream media is supportive of this movement, and far too many americans listen to that siren song. david: yeah. you know, there's also a problem with what we used to call the deep state, the bureaucracy of the united states. some of the most sensitive bure rock bureaucracies that we have dc -- a senior cia official posting pro, not necessarily pro-hamas, but putting the palestinian flag on his web site and suggesting that palestine has to be liberated. then you also have this veterans eye pair -- affairs official who

was actually mocking the relatives of israelis who were held hostage. i don't want even want to show that sound bite because it's just disgusting, but she's a senior official at veterans affairs. so what's happening? we have hired all of these far-left radicals to be the basis of our bureaucracy. >> the radical left has infiltrated every institution of this country starting with the university system and just spread out from that point in time. we have a deep state. it's primarily populate with leftists -- populated with leftists that have corrupted these organizations, that did everything they could to take out president trump, you know? in the end, two impeachments, now they're indicting him. this is what we have. we have a incredibly biased media, we have incredibly biased governmental officials and departments and agencies. this is a threat to our democracy. david: yeah. and, you know, neither if one of us have a problem with free speech. west virginia been change about the government -- we've been

complaining about the government's attempts to silence free speech in the past, but the tenor of some of these big protests, the police are expecting about 6,000 protesters tonight at rock feller center for the tree-lighting ceremony if -- rockefeller, but the tenor suggesting israel be wiped out as a nation and some of the rhetoric coming from the various city councils around the country against any kind of reference to pro-israel support in what their legislatures are coming out with. there was an oakland city council that was protesting, some of the protesters were against one of their suggestions, their statements about being pro-israel. here's what one of those protesters said at that city council meeting. roll tape. >> the notion that this was a massacre of jew -- jews is a fabricated narrative -- >> your time is up. >> many of those were killed by the idf. >> so, senator, that is the

narrative now, that the idf -- the october 7. th massacre wasn't done by hamas, it was done by israelis killing israelslys what -- how -- what do you make of this kind of rhetoric? >> again, there is no moral equivalence. the terrorists are hamas. and israel is the innocent bystanderrer here, and they have every right to defend themselves and that's what we need to support. david: it's just horrific what we're hearing, pure anti-semitism. senate johnson, thank you for standing up. we appreciate you being here, sir. >> have a good night. david: you too. well, president biden just leaving colorado today after touting bidenomics and his green agenda, but only 32% of u.s. cults approve of the way the president -- adults approve of the way the president is handling the economy. with me now is bill mcgurn and ford o'connell. thank you for being here. bill, this meeting that the

president was at, he was touting a green energy program for windmills, it's in pueblo, colorado, which is probably the most middle class of all of those sheshe places that you have in the colorado hills. the gazette, the colorado newspaper, came out with a suggestion of what the president could have picked a better location. i'm going to read it. it's a pretty long quote. it says if biden cares about pueblo and other working class colorado communities, he'll pay attention to ordinary residents and how bidenomics feels for them and working class americans throughout the country. because of climate change policies, federal data shows a reduction of 12,200 jobs directly employed by oil and gas sector in colorado. same biden policies that wipe out jobs in places typically flown over and up seen by washington elites -- unseen by washington elites, drive prick policy providers to convert from

fossil fuels to solar and wind. it costs miners and roughnecks their jobs by numbers that dwarf the wind work force p drives up utility costs that exacerbate poverty. bottom line is they don't give two cents about this flyover country that they're now visiting. >> no. they define the problem differently. the editorial is exactly right. and joe biden persists in using the word bidenomics, you know? if i were polling that low in the economy, my handling of the economy, why would i do that? they do it partly because they think the american people are not bright enough to prove, to understand how brilliant joe has been and how good for them he has been. they think they're not appreciative enough of the president's economic accomplishments. i'll tell you for me, i'm on my

own this week. my wife's overseas. i. >> to the supermarket, and -- can i go to the market, and i'm still astounded by the prices. the rate of inflation has slowed, but the prices are still stuck up there very high. $9 for a box of cereal, you know? crazy. david: well, none of these people shop at grocery stores. they have their people do it for them. ford, the thing is even democrats who plan to vote for joe biden say that they aren't seeing a vibrant economy right now. he hasn't even convinced people of his own party, people who planned to vote for him that the economy's doing well. >> well, there's a reason why donald trump's in the strongest general election polling position he's ever been in, and that is because bidenomics is a dog with fleas. when you look at this 36% in gallup, that actually tracks with the new york times/cnn poll of the six battleground states that are likely going to decide 2024. 62% of the people say the economy's fair or poor. look, when you look at the

essentials, prices are up 18%, but when you look at electricity, rent, food, it's all over 20%. and rather than change policies, biden's going to continue to do the same and somehow blame corporations or try to blame donald trump, and invest -- it's not going to work. david: and we haven't even begun to scratch the surface of the border. just nothing seems to be working with this administration. i'm sorry we had to cut it short, guys, got a lot of news here. ford and bill, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, david. david: still ahead, congresswoman claudia tenney, leo terrell and energy if expert neil chatterjee, and we have the house majority whip, tom emmer, on hunter biden offering to publicly testify at his father's impeachment inquiry, and the white house isn't having it. that's next on "the evening edit." >> you know, this is a tactic that mix it look like he is being transparent -- makes it look like he is being transparent or, but it's quite the opposite. it hides everything from the american people instead of getting the whole thing out in

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quote, irritated by hunter's actions. hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, david. we've talked to house democratic lawmakers today who defended hunter biden's lawyers' counteroffer to turn down the subpoena for a closed door deposition and instead to ask for an open public if hearing. do you think hunter biden should have to show up to his closed door deposition? >> no, i don't think he should show up to it. >> reporter: why not? >> because chairman comer has distorted everything he's said. the whole point of,fing of private deposition is so he can cherry pick quotes and distort what he says. >> reporter: but republicans say that's special treatment for hunter biden, and democrats in the past defended their own decision to do dozens of closed door interviews as part of their impeachment invest into former president trump. nadler did several of his own when he was chairman of the judiciary committee at the time, and congressman adam schiff who was chairman of the house intelligence committee at the

time made the case that closed door interviews were absolutely necessary to prevent witnesses from corroborating testimony. republicans aren't saying no to a public hearing altogether. they're asking that hunter biden show up first, do his closed door deposition and then they'll schedule a public hearing at a later date. david? david: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. so while republicans alleging hunter biden used his father's position in government to leverage business with deals, here's what the white house actually says. listen. >> -- the american families instead of the president's family. dave they'd okay. focus on the american family. this comes as house majority whip tom -- tom emmer says the house could vote to authorize an impeach appointment inquiry into joe biden in the next few weeks. here with me now is tom emmer. congressman, thank you for being here, appreciate it. you know, the ever sis that the white house has -- can emphasis that the white house has that this is all about a witch hunt

against hunter biden, this is the main point. it's not really about hunter biden, it's about the biden family's business deals based on joe biden and whether or not joe biden got that -- [audio difficulty] and furthermore, whether or not joe biden was obstructing justice in stopping investigations into his family and his connections to it, right? >> you're absolutely right, david. and we've just gotten started with chairman jamie comer, with jim jordan and with jason smith, the three chairs that are heavily involved in this area. and they're just following the facts, david. i mean, you talk about the president, that is the issue. what did the president know? we know that the president has lied several times already are. it's documented about what he knew and when he knew if it. it's very likely that the president knew, that the president was involved and that the president benefited off this, and these guys have to follow the facts. and literally what i told our members this morning is our speaker is making a decision whether he wants to have a floor vote on a, on a impeachment

inquiry. and all that would be is continuing the inquiry that has already begun under the previous speaker. and the reason for it is on november 17th the white house sent chairman comer and chairman jordan a letter saying that they are not going to honor, in essence, they're not going to honor the subpoenas that have been served without a floor vote. so it's very likely -- they're going to have to go to court to enforce the subpoenas, it looks like. the question is, does speaker johnson want to have a vote on the impeachable inquiry on the floor -- impeachment inquiry on the floor. david: we should also mention, by the way, that there's been so much news that a lot of the work that's being done not only by chairman comer, but also by chairman jordan, jim jordan's judiciary committee has been digging up more information. they're planning to have these interviews with blue star strategies. that's the group, the lobbying firm that was the interlocutor

between burisma when biden's son hunter was on the board of burisma and if various agencies of the government, etc. he claims, jordan claims -- jim jordan -- that these meetings will lead to meaningfully advance the impeachment inquiry. so it's really, you're working on two fronts through two committees, right? >> no, exactly. it actually is three committees because jason smith has jurisdiction as well in the ways and means committee. he's had whistleblowers come in front of that committee from the irs. they risked their careers to tell the truth about -- david: that's right. >> -- what's happening with the biden family in these transactions. that they weren't allowed to investigate. and you look now, all they're trying to do in the white house is give you a shiny object to take your attention off of the reality that we've got some serious questions about the president and his family selling their name for a financial benefit around the globe.

our guys have to do the their job. they have a constitutional obligation to do the investigation. and they're going to follow the facts where they lead them. they're not going to do what the democrats did. i find it interesting that the democrats now don't believe that depositions make sense. that's the way it works. that's the way they did it. you're going to have to -- david: well, they did it on the january 6th committee. >> exactly. david: what they are now complaining against is what they used in the january 6th committee, and there are a lot of people in jail now because of that work that they did which they're now criticizing republicans -- very quickly, what happens if hunter refuses to appear before the committee? >> well, they can take the same action that they take to enforce the subpoena. but i think what you're going to find is hunter's going to bluster, bluff and bluster. our guys are going to tell him we'll do your deposition -- i expect. i leave this to jamie comer, but i.he's going to say we'll do your deposition in public. if you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide.

david: right. >> let's get it all out there so the american public can see what actually happened, and if the biden family is exonerated, so be it. but let's get the investigation done so that we know the facts. david: house majority whip tom emmer, thank you so much for being here, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, david. david: new developments in the story of a young chiefs fan who gained national attention. the boy's mother is now setting the record straight after the liberal media targeted her son. leo terrell with us on a possible lawsuit. that's on "the evening edit" coming next. >> and now they come out and take, take out a 5-year-old kid? they're open to sometimes -- you guys have lawyers -- are the lawyers, but respect they open to some type of defamation suit for a 5-year-old? who knows how many people are going to make that kid's life miserable. this thing shows you your fico® score, you can get your credit card recommendations, and it shows you ways to save money. do so much more than get your fico® score.

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david: as i'm sure you've seen is, media outlet deadspin falsely accusing a 5-year-old

kansas city chiefs fan of wearing black face after a attending sunday's game. deadspin using only the black side to have kid's painted face. the other half was painted red which, of course, are the team colors which, of course, was the reason he had the coloring on his face. nevertheless, the title of the one-sided picture implied racism on the kid's part reading, quote, the nfl needs to speak out against the kansas city chiefs' fan in black fascinative head dress. for more on this, civil rights attorney leo terrell. first of all, the legal aspect to all of this, and clay travis was on fox earlier talking about whether he'd sue. let me roll that tape and get your reaction. play it. >> i, i think this kid and and his parents should sue deadspin's web site for defamation. the writer as well. it's clear or they ran with something that wasn't remotely true. david: leo, do they have a case?

>> yes. let me be clear, david, 33 years as a civil rights lawyer, i file racial discrimination lawsuits. there is no racial discrimination here. i'm upset because where's the intent of being racist? this kid is not racist, and deadspin made a assumption based on false facts that this kid was in black face. he's not in black face. he has a lawsuit because he has been damaged. he has been damaged and portrayed as a 5-year-old as a racist. i want to submit some other facts to you. there were kansas city chief football players, black players participating with the with the tomahawk chop with him. they were supporting him. but yet you had a writer when wanted the play the race card and play progressive, left-wing politics. i'm offended by this, and this is not a race case at all, david. david: i would say it's mccarthyism, but it's worths than mccarthy. -- worse than

mccarthy. i don't think mccarthy used his techniques against a 5-year-old, did he? >> not. but this is the problem, this i. this is the biproduct of the progressive joe biden administration. critical race theory, diversity, inclusion, equity. and you've got people on the far left like this writer who take shots at a 5-year-old? accuse him of being racist? give me a break. but this is what has happened under the biden administration. i'm old enough to remember on his inauguration day he was going to bring everybody together. he has destroyed this country ethnically, racially, based on religion, everything in order for political power and gain. this dead canspin, david, i can assure you, it's going to have to belly up some bigtime money. this kid's going to pay for college because they're going to win a lawsuit because they have injected him under a false light as a private citizen. david: now, will they just try to point the finger at the writer? the guy's name is karen

phillips, an infamous if race baiter. of course, he never picked a 5-year-old for his race baiting, but will they just say, look, this is all him, it's not us, or are they stuck because they published it? >> no, they're going to go -- they're going to go after phillips and deadspin because i think he is, like, an editor. and let me give phillips some advice and deadspin, apologize right now. david: he's not. >> that's not going to clear you up, but you owe that 5-year-old an apology, his family an apology, stop playing the race card. david: he's digging the hole even deeper than it already was instead of apologizing. he's not trying to get out of it, he's getting deeper in it by suggesting it was anti-indian when, in fact, the kid, it turns out, is part american indian. >> you know what? he, he's facing a backlash privately, david, i can assure you. the lawyers have call called deadspin, and i guarantee you he's trying to save fair, but he

buried himself. his journalistic career is over because he is the racist by accusing a 5-year-old of being racist. that 5-year-old does not have a racial intent. david: yeah. this is one of those moments at the end of the mccarthy era when the guy said, sir, have you no dignity, talking to mccarthy? this is one of those moments where i think we're at the end of a very bad era of political correctness and wokeness, and it's coming to an end right now, and this might be the beginning of the end, if not the middle of the end. leo, thank you very much. appreciate it. well, energy pro neil chatterjee is here on, get this, the u.n. wanting the u.s., you, that is, to cut back on meat if consumption to fight climate change. also biden celebrating the success of his green energy initiatives, so-called, while more than 3,000 car dealers, 25% of all the car dealers in the u.s., urge the administration to slow ev mandates that they say are killing the industry. and department of homeland security secretary alejandro

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energy. >> when i took office, we set a goal to produce 100% carbon-free electricity by 20 pa -- 20 a 35. and because of my commitment the a clean energy if future, made in america clean energy companies started investing here, here in colorado. >> reporter: and there's a difference between announcements and following through. what he did not talk about is the green push losing steam. companies involved in major wind projects having trouble getting financing and scrap ising them. republicans say the president needs needs to reassess. >> so whenever your -- whatever your long-term goal is, don't shut down your energy independence, which we've done. don't go to unproven methods. do that gradually and make sure the market wants it. and you know what the default is here? do it all, borrow every penny along the way, and that's being measured in the transportation -- in the trillions. >> reporter: some of those who believe in the clean agenda also starting to question the pace.

here's rockefeller foundation's president. >> like any government program, it takes time for these programs to be fully ironed out and to become part of the day-to-day lives of families and consumers. and that's the hard work that i know the administration is pursuing, and that's the hard work that thenar keep pursuing -- they should keep pursuing because that's what ultimately changes kitchen table and pocket luke realities for america's families. >> reporter: president biden has asked his top aides to speed up that forced are transition. dade? david: edward lawrence, thank you very much. joining me now is former federal energy regulatory commission chairman neil chatterjee. neil, good to see you. you know, it kills me when i hear somebody from the rock fell per foundation talking about what you need to do to push industrial policy. it ain't working. these people live in an ivory tower. they don't realize what sells and doesn't sell, what works and what doesn't work. i mean, it's clear to 3,000 car dealers that can't sell these evs that people aren't buying,

and when people aren't buying, you can't force them to buy, right? >> yeah, you're exactly right. the government shouldn't be forcing these decisions. we should allow the markets to work and allow consumers to choose what products they want to buy. look, there's a lot of people interested -- [audio difficulty] there's a lot of great opportunities in there. i'd like to get a ford f-150 lightning, but i want to get it on my terms, not from the government telling me to do it. but what's worse, you know, president biden made this big speech today touting the inflation reduction act. the irony ofs it is real, actual inflation and interest rate hikes from the fed are doing way more to harm the clean energy industry than any benefit they're betting -- getting from this government subsidy-laden legislation. david: and it's very simple to the people in pueblo, colorado, which is where he was. colorado dance have lost 12,500

jobs in the oil and gas industry. he's touting this windmill project that may get a couple hundred workers. a couple of hundred doesn't equal 12,500, and that's -- you multiply that all around the world, and people say what's in it for me? if and the answer is, nothing. less than nothing. i'm being forced to do something that's going to make me lose money, not gain it. >> it's not only the economic case, the jobs case, there's issues around electric reliability -- david: right. >> -- around energy security. this is what happens when government tries to force an outcome. look, there's momentum behind the energy transition because it's market-driven, consumer-driven momentum. i actually think republicans have been promoting policies about permitting reform, about nuclear power, about exporting u.s. lng that would have a positive market-driven impact on driving down carbon emissions that would be much more effective than subsidies, mandates and regulations.

david: neil, i've got to ask you one final thing. the u.n. just came out with a new edict, i don't know what form it will take, but they're calling on americans to eat less meat because -- and forgive me, but cow farts cause climate change. i mean, that's the idea. so, therefore, they are dictating, these bureaucrats, these international bureaucrats that we pay our hard-earned money to feed probably steaks, they probably eat steak every day over at the u.n., and they say that americans shouldn't be eat aing steak. i mean, it's like a monty python routine. i don't think -- do you think it'll pass any muster? >> it's absurd is. first off, our cattlemen, our dairy farmers do things cleaner, more effectively than other country. not only will it not have any kind of positive environmental impact, the bigger thing is it gives away the game. this isn't about being serious about reducing carbon emissions. this is about changing society,

about changing the way we are live our louvres, the and that's where they lose people. i'm sorry, when you start telling me how to live our lives, you're just not going to garner the spt of the american people or people worldwide. david: i've got to tell you, once again, i've seen folks at the u.n., they do all the things they want to prohibit everybody else from doing. it's just like during the pandemic when we saw rules for thee, not for me. i'm not taking my advice from them no matter what. in my dead hands -- from my dead hands will come my mac burger. [laughter] that's it. neil, thank you very much for being here, appreciate it. well, coming up -- >> thanks for having me. david: -- what came out of secretary mayorkas' texas visit today with congresswoman claudia tenney, but first, let's check in with dagen and sean to see what they have coming up on "the bottom line." sean: hey, david. we're going to talk about the cia official, top official,

who's posting pro-palestinian pictures on facebook. kash patel on that. as well as a potential for a debt, bipartisan commission to deal with the $34 trillion in debt can. stephen moore here to discuss. dagen: yeah, a commission. congressman ron ciscomani on vp kamala harris being put out to get out the latino vote. we dig into that and try not to laugh. and then mark marano on the moronics of biden's climate agenda with the upcoming cop28. 1989, the u.n. predicts disaster at -- if global warming is not checked by the year 2000. that was an ap story. an too, top of the hour. ♪ about axonics therapy. you can even try it first to see if it works for you. visit findrealrelief.com

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david: homeland security secretary mayorkas in uvalde, texas, today as cbp officials warn that the crisis at our southern border is actually getting worse. meanwhile, a new rasmussen survey finding 55% of likely u.s. voters approve of impeaching the dhs secretary. for more on all of this, let's welcome congress woolf claudia -- congresswoman claudia tenney. you know, that figure doesn't

tell the whole story. 43% of democrats agree that mayorkas should be impeached. what i don't understand is why 8 or 9 republicans in congress disagree with that and didn't go ahead with impeachment the last time it was up. >> well, i think to speak to that directly, i don't think those 8 people were against impeaching mayorkas, i think a lot of them, including congressman darrell issa who led the oversight committee for years, he wanted to get to more conclusive ed where we could actually put up an impeachment that could sustain a senate approval on it and get a senate trial, so i think that's part of the reason are. it was more procedural. but i still voted for it because i feel like we need to continue to put pressure on the democrats and on chuck schumer to understand that this is ap issue that needs to be addressed. he's a disaster. we hope that president biden would put somebody else in place that wouldn't be as bad as mayorkas who is just arrogant and snubbing and completely disregarding the real concerns

of the american people and the threat that is posed by the invasion at the southern border. and that's why so many people have started to realize this is really dangerous that over 7 million people have come across the border. you and i have pointed out what's happening at the northern border where my district is in upstate new york and how dangerous and costly this is. $450 billion and counting, and we're seeing mayor adams looking to cut the police department again. this is coming off the heels of what former mayor de blasio defunded and demoralized the police, now we're going to cut the police, the very people we need to keep our communities safe is, cutting education and all kinds of things in new york that we desperately need, by the way, all to give our taxpayer dollars to illegal immigrants who violate our laws and to give them the opportunity to vote too. that's a whole other issue. it's a disaster. david: i'm glad it's being reformed. we have a sound bite of marjorie taylor greene, she's the one who filed the second call for impeachment, and maybe there's

some democrats in the senate who may go ahead with it. even "the washington post," by the way, is now suggesting that republicans have it right on this. they say republicans have one thing right about the border, the biden administration's strategy to keep asylum seekers from flocking to the united states is not working. now, the question is why they have that policy because it's not succeeding. they may have thought that it would help them with latino voters, but latinos don't like it either. 57% of hispanic voters say the biden administration's got it wrong. >> well, of course. and what's happening at the border is, look, people -- i think a lot of what joe biden in his very first day in office he did an executive order, didn't go to the congress, rolling back everything that president trump had done to keep our border safe. remain in mexico, rolling back -- they sued to have title 42 removed, which is a public health statute. all the things that were in place that were helping us control the problem at the border, eliminate this mass invasion, the risks to americans.

not just the cost. and they rolled it back simply because it was anti-trump and they wanted to make a statement. now they're starting to realize these policies did work and a maybe we should reinstate them. you're seeing the democrats start to realize it's not just republicans, it is democrats and especially new immigrants who really appreciate the importance of legal immigration. david: that's right. like my if family is one in particular. and, by the way, that number, 57 disapproval of biden from hispanics, that comes from key battleground statements. so the president's got to change something if he wants to one those battleground states. without them, he won't win re-election. woman with, great to see you. thank you very much for being here. great to see you. >> thank you. david: jewish students and parents are seriously reconsidering saying no to elite universities because of the explosion of anti-israel protests on college campuses. >> it's unfortunate that college campuses don't understand what, obviously, 412 members of congress do, that this is the jewish people's homeland, and it

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it took three years, and dozens of studies are before the times came to the realization that school shut downs were a disaster in every way. child pneumonia cases are on the rise could we see calls for shut downs again in america in joining me now children's scholarship fund president darla romfo. hard to imagine that what parents went through, they would accept it again. key is it was never about safety, it was about money and power. all of the money and power that the teachers union got that were demanding the shthe -- shut down, the 189 billion in k-12 covid funding and a strangle hold over the department of education to do what they were telling them to do, right? >> that is right, you know, one thing has changed since this happened. that parents have come alive, and across the states

there is now multitude of states with school choice programs. now parents don't have to put up with this, many states have universal st -- school choice, parents if they don't like what is happening in the school, the dollars follow the child, parent can take that child and put them in a school or a learning situation. it might be a micro school or home school or a pod or association of families working together. families have seen we can do this differently, and under current here there is a lot of movement and hope in the area of school choice. which is one of most hopeful things happening in the country and world. >> we need hope, so wonderful to have a positive message. how could you come to any other conclusion, randi wine weingarten was

shocked. the worst that test scores were, the more dangerous schools became, and they were indoctrinated not educated. >> right. parents you and i have talked about it the curtain was pulled back. and parents saw what was happening. you know our country was founded on certain principles and values, you need structures that support those. one of the structures is the owed education system, what it did not doing what it is supposed to do, something is very wrong, we need to change what we're doing, and i don't think that majority of parents and families and voters they get it. it is a very vocal minority that does not get it. david: final point. you see a bit in the

anti-israel protests in schools by teachers and parents, this is one more reason why people' home schools and choice on their own, right? >> oh, yeah. parents' choice, there is no question. parents are the first educators of their children, i believe with every fiber of my being that parents know what is best for their children, i sat across the table from moms, only thing they didn't have was enough money to make the choice, i sat across from 12 moms with a parent ambassador program we have in new hampshire, they all knew, they did the work, they know what it takes to make their child well educateddism darla romfo thank you for your work. >> thank you. david: tomorrow, congressman mark green. and now time for sean and dagen. i'll see you in a little bit. dagen: thank you, davi