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see you. welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> we have a man who is a seriously high iq, i'm a person that believes in high iq and his is about as high as they get. he launched a rocket three weeks ago and then went to pennsylvania to campaign, because he considered this more important than launching rockets. of course billions of dollars. elon musk. elon. >> [applause] liz: president trump, he's now at the spacex rocket launch. it just launched in texas with billionaire elon musk. it just had lift-off, successfully were going to take you to this other failure to launch. manhattan d. a. alvin bragg is accused of more abuses of power trying to keep his lawfare attack going against trump for four more years until after trump is out of office. this hush money case is already so phony and unconstitutional

and will likely get turned over on appeal. guess what? it has its roots that nancy pelosi and democrat attacks on trump starting way back in 2018. civil rights attorney leo terrell on the abuses of trump lawfare including d. a. bragg thinking he could cryogenically freeze this one for four years also tonight, this. >> this kind of thing should be banned. i think it's sick. it's twisted. i have fought like hell for women's rights. liz: congresswoman nancy mace takes the stand for women's rights her bill to ban biological males from women's restrooms on capitol hill. it's common sense. it has a deeply personal and emotional reason behind it. tonight congresswoman mace joins us to talk about it. plus, this story. >> direct your attention towards me, please. >> you are a criminal. why do i got to address you? the feds need to address you and doj and hopefully donald trump will address you because you're going to protect the undocumented and allow

for the citizens to suffer under your what, 3%? liz: chicago voters are so right, hammering democrat mayor brandon johnson. he wants them to pay $300 million more in tax hikes, to pay for biden's border crisis. they aren't getting the handouts. they are in neighborhoods hit with crime. pro-trump chicago resident fired up ready to go on this latest outrage, but first, this. get more footage of president-elect trump at the spacex rocket launch the biggest ever built. it just took off. we've got also more trump nominations coming in. they are taking off. fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy is live on west palm beach, florida with this story. peter? reporter: thanks for having us, liz. the latest from here in the palm beach is that donald trump, the president-elect, wants dr. mehmet oz, the tv doctor and

part-time palm beach resident himself to lead the centers for medicare and medicaid services cms. president trump is saying he wants oz to work with rfk jr. to take on the illness industrial complex. now, back to those live pictures that we have. elon musk has been spending a ton of time down here at mar-a-lago. now, president trump is on his his terf so before landing trump said i'm heading to the great state of texas to watch the launch, not only to safe good luck to elon musk and the patriots involved in this incredible project. while in the air, president-elect trump named howard lutnik as his pick for commerce secretary and he says he will lead our tariff and trade agenda with additional direct responsibility for the office of the united states trade representative. this was him talking tariffs last month. >> after 25 years ago, we had

no income tax. >> [applause] >> and all we had was tariffs. all we had was tariffs. and we had so much money. reporter: president-elect trump is also initiated a standoff with senate democrats and wrote on truth social the democrats are trying to stack the courts with radical left judges on the way out the door. republican senators need to show up and hold the line. no more judges confirmed before inauguration day but it sounds like there will be. >> first we a believe in appointing these judges and nominating is very important and we are going to persist as we showed last night. reporter: j.d. vance the vice president-elect posted and deleted today he was meeting with trump about potential fbi

director candidates. that's probably news to the current fbi director christopher wray a trump-appointee himself telling people he has no intention of leaving his post before it's up in three-years. liz? liz: peter you've been really busy thank you so much for helping break this down. it's good to see you peter thank you so much. stocks today ending mixed, russian president vladimir putin warned the us that it did lower its threshold to use nuclear weapons after ukraine hit a russian border city with us missiles. joining us now, former treasury secretary for public affairs, monica crowley. monica has a phd in national security and foreign policy. monica, this story, people got scared about it but trump has a pretty strong position on russia, right? doesn't russia have major inflation? >> oh, yeah, no, the russian economy is really faltered over the last several years and it's not in a particularly strong position, liz. you're exactly right. but look, joe biden on his way

out the door is allowing now in a reversal of policy, allowing us long range missiles to be used by the ukrainians to strike deep in the heart of russia. those strikes have already begun, as of today, and russian troops are in the direct line of fire. what vladimir putin has said over the last several weeks, when this became a possibility, was that he was not going to absorb these strikes lying down, that there be appropriate levels of retaliation, and he actually said perhaps the use of some sort of tactical nuclear weapons. we don't know if he's going to resort to that but what he also said was that if this were to take place, as it is unfolding right now, that that means increased escalation is a part of nato. liz: i just want to point out the spacex rocket coming back down to earth and this is technological wizardry and genius we've never seen before.

this is fascinating stuff locking into the platform in the middle of the ocean off the coast of texas. president trump in attendance. so getting back to russia. could trump boost sanctions even more on russia, on russia's oil trade, on central bank, to better negotiate and economic end to what's going on with ukraine? i mean, we know the sanctions haven't worked. they have been there since 2008 since russia invaded georgia. putin has called the teflon czar. so, how can he get russia to back down and get peace in between ukraine and russia? >> well i don't want to get in front of president trump on this because he's made it clear that the moment he is inaugurated, peace negotiations between russia and -- liz: monica thank you so much. >> okay. liz: somebody was in my ear. did you get to finish your point? >> no. liz: finish your point go ahead. >> i was just going to say president trump has made clear that as soon as he's inaugurated, peace negotiations between moscow and kiev will

begin and he hasn't tipped his hand as to how those negotiations will be structured. what he has said is only interested in seeing killing stopped. when you're talking about economic tools, liz, yes, president trump and his first term, use sanctions very effectively but as you point out the russians have been able to largely evade those sanctions and emerge stronger on the other side, so much so they were able to invade ukraine and that's largely because they have been able to sell their oil even under sanction, to countries like china, that has bought russian oil hand over fist. so president trump certainly is going to have a challenge in front of him. joe biden has just made it a lot more challenging by allowing these long range missiles to be used, and i think so much of this is political, liz, where biden doesn't want to leave president trump with a bigger mess but also, that he wants to increase zelenskyy's leverage going into a trump administration.

liz: okay, monica crowley thank you so much. >> you bet. >> we cannot have a local district attorney treat a sitting president like a freak on a leash, where he just is able to say that i will finish this work once you're out of office. it elevates the district attorney to a grotesque level. it also leaves this local judge as determining the ultimate outcome of the president of the united states. it doesn't serve the nation. liz: so this new development in the lawfare attacks on trump. manhattan d. a. alvin bragg wants to cryogenically freeze his so-called hush money case against president-elect trump for four more years, until after trump is president. in 2029. bragg refuses a dismissal but instead demanded a pause in sentencing for four years. there seems to be all sorts of due process constitutional problems here.

let's bring in civil rights attorney leo terrell to break it down. what do you make of all of this? >> no question about it, liz. president trump is being treated like a political prisoner. yeah, you're right. you mentioned due process, speedy trial. president trump is entitled to a conclusion so he can appeal. liz? every one in this country knows for a fact this case is reversed and what president trump should do, right now, is to file a writ. take this case out of the hands of alvin bragg and this politically motivated judge whose daughter works for the democrat party. liz: this has its roots and democrats attacks on trump starting after the democrats win the house, way back in 2018. they were talking about going after trump on 85 targets including stormy daniels way back in 2018. they were doing this to throw trump in jail. trump team says alvin bragg was talking to democrats back then, way back then about stormy daniels. no confirmation from alvin bragg on that but new yorkers have been slamming d. a. bragg for

going after trump. we have a suspect under arrest accused of a stabbing spree, killed three people in new york city. leo? he was previously arrested eight times. he's got wrap sheets in at least two states, new york and new jersey. new yorkers are asking why isn't d. a. bragg and the democrats interested in keeping people of new york safe? >> that's easy because the democrats love criminals. they want criminals on the street and the reason why this guy is on the streets right now, by the way, seven felonies, because he's not a political threat to alvin bragg, and this is why these people are released all the time. who pays the price? new yorkers. this guy has seven felonies and he was released. there's a systemic failure to incarcerate criminals in new york and that's the problem. by the way it's a democrat city, watt do you expect? the people on november 5 said we want don't this any more. that's why trump got electoral mandate and a popular vote mandate. liz: you know, this is about

american exceptionalism too. at the same time, d. a. bragg is doing this you see president-elect trump with elon musk a successful spacex rocket launch, the rocket did come back down to the platform. it's striking technological wizardry. when you pair up and see the split screen of that, what's your reaction to this. is america back? >> america is back, and i'll tell you right now. trump has a cabinet of disruptors. elon musk, rfk, tulsi gabbard, a combination of people who only want one thing in life, to make america great. that's what they are trying to do and will accomplish. liz: leo terrell thanks for helping us out. good to see you again. >> my pleasure. >> i'm absolutely 100% going to stand in the way of any man who wants to be in a women's restroom, in our locker rooms and our changing rooms. i will be there fighting you every step of the way. liz: that is congresswoman nancy mace a survivor of rape and

sexual assault. she's getting a lot of pushback over her new bill to ban biological males from women's restrooms on capitol hill. tonight congresswoman mace is here to talk about it, about how this is a fight for women's rights. also, tonight, this story. >> saving our country, i don't got no taxes on my tips now. so thank you, donald trump. love you. liz: so, cnn was surprised why to find out young voters, gen z voters are all in on president-elect trump. coming up, you'll hear the full sound for why trump scored big with the youth vote. this is a big problem for democrats to continue to do their post-mortem on kamala harris blowing through 1.5 billion bucks not winning one swing state. plus, this story. >> do you not see the inequity? >> congress -- >> no congress established law. you have to prioritize triage and decide. liz: okay, the biden-harris fema

chief getting a grilling on chill over why fema workers purposely avoided the homes of pro-trump voters after they were hit by hurricanes. they desperately need help. coming up, we have the fireworks we'll show you. also it's one of the stories where you say did they really do that? yeah, they did but first this. >> but you do not care about the black chicago citizens. okay? you trying to push this socialist agenda and this society. >> you underestimate the black people and underestimate chicago. liz: that's right. chicago residents are right. they are hammering democrat mayor brandon johnson for wanting to raise their taxes by hundreds of millions of dollars, after he let their crimes get their neighborhoods, their neighborhoods get over run by crime and biden's border crisis. look whose here, pro-trump chicago resident easley is back and speaking out. we've got a lot of news this hour please don't go away. we'll be right back right after

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mccormick and democrat bob casey. this is about the integrity of the vote. we see this story here it is. fox news nate foy live in new york city with more. reporter: good seeing you. so, after not one but two rulings by the state supreme court, democratic election officials in pennsylvania are finally saying that they will, in fact, follow state law by only counting the ballots that were filled out correctly. president-elect donald trump is weighing in on the controversy posting on truth social this afternoon, "the democrats are trying to rig the us senate election in pennsylvania. such a disgrace. the election was won conclusively by david mccormick. senator-elect mccormick is up 17,000 votes on bob casey. the democratic incumbent argues every voter's voice should be heard even if the ballot is filled out improperly. meanwhile according to the philadelphia inquirer. a democratic election official in bucks county says her words were misinterpreted when she said this last week.

>> people violate laws any time they want, so for me, if i violate this law it's because i want a court to pay attention to it. there is nothing more important than counting votes. reporter: governor josh shapiro says state law can't be ignored and doing so would damage the faith in the electoral process . the most important thing is that the people will be respected that all the votes are counted and that ultimately the winner is determined based on the will of the people. that's a direct quote from governor shapiro. now, rnc chair michael whatley says the average recount generally flips about 500 votes and as i mentioned the difference here is 17,000, so republicans say that this is a waste of taxpayer money. it's going to cost over $1 million. we'll send it back to you. liz: nate, great reporting thank you so much appreciate the update. >> you got it. >> direct your attention towards me, please. >> you a criminal. why do i got to address you? the feds need to address you,

doj need to address you and hopefully donald trump will address you, because you are going to protect the undocumented, while you're going to allow the citizens in chicago to suffer under your what, 3%? but you, sir, said also the other day the presidency or trump disrupts black americans. it doesn't. you disrupt black americans. >> when you took off after the dnc, more shots have been committed, do you know how many people got shot and killed? 20. one was a police officer. >> but you do not care about the black chicago citizens. okay? you are trying to push this socialist agenda and this society. >> you underestimate the black people and you underestimate chicago red. liz: people can't take it any more where black voters suffer through in chicago. they were at a town hall hammering chicago's democrat mayor brandon johnson. he wanted a 300 million property tax hike, why? to pay for hand-outs and freebies to illegal aliens and biden's border collapse.

let's bring in chicago resident peray easley. i'm sorry people have had it with what black people have suffered through. african americans built this country and went through slavery and now the chicago city council wants to hit you guys with a massive tax hike when dealing with crime and so many problems and you don't get freebies. you can't get enough you deserve. >> thank you for that. actually, our issue is jim crow, and the aftermath of jim crow, and that was a state-sponsored terrorism move by the democratic party, but beyond that, i think that the millenial generation, we're sick of this. we'v watching them have the same conversations with the same people about the same issues our entire lives. we're moving on. i've been saying this now for months. it doesn't make sense for us to continue to engage a political party that obviously doesn't care about us. it takes us for granted and i

think that's why chicago red was very angry on friday when they said that hey, no more money for illegals. liz: what is chicago red? >> chicago red is an organization dedicated to emancipating the citizens in chicago away from the culture of progressive failure that's bankrupting our city and leaving americans behind. and so that is not necessarily a political move. it is a self-esteem movement. we're telling people that you deserve better than this. you're paying too much. don't you think that the money that you sacrificed to the city should afford you a better quality of life? and it's working. and this is how we were very effective and moving the electorate from blue to a very purple state. this is not about donald trump even though we love president trump. however, we were not chicago for trump. we are chicago red and that's because we are literally

abandoning this system of blue politics that has given us the blues. liz: i mean chicago has a $1 billion budget gap and they may have to lay off cops and firemen to deal and how hard that city has been hit by biden's border crisis. please come back soon. final word, go ahead. >> it's actually beautiful because the border is not in texas. it's right here on the west side of chicago. last friday, 100% of the chicago city council decided to vote against voting for anymore funding for illegals. so that means our movement is starting to permeate the consciousness of our political leadership, and it's a win. this is our first legislative win and we're very excited for where this movement is going. liz: thank you, $300 million tax hike rejected. city council said no. thanks for the great segment there. it's good to see you again. >> thank you and chicagored.org. liz: you've got it.

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>> we went to mar-a-lago to meet personally with president-elect trump and for those asking why we would speak to the president-elect, for such times especially between us, i guess i would ask back, why wouldn't we? >> [laughter] >> um, because you said he was hitler. >> and lets be here. they saw the ratings tank and they realized oh, we better get on with donald trump or else we're not going to have a show. >> i did not expect hitler to get so many meeting requests and what it tells me, professor, is that all of the rhetoric that came from the left, from the democrats, from the white house, from kamala harris, and everyone else, before the election, all of

the rhetoric, the fascism, the hitler, the nazi rally, it was all a bunch of bs. they didn't mean any of it. liz: [laughter] that was john stuart, nikki haley, cnn scott hennings, calling out how remarkably idiotic and absurd it got. msnbc went to see president-elect trump at mar-a-lago after attacking him for eight years and msnbc ratings have been cut in half since trump won. look whose here ben ferguson. pleasure to see you. does this prove that them telling everybody even they don't believe their own attacks because they have been calling trump hitler, and then they go meet with him. the same day they met out with trump, morning joe's nielsen ratings dropped a bill 43% versus before trump won. >> yeah, well look. they went around the country screaming at everybody telling them that if you voted for trump, you were a nazi, and that he was adolf hitler and when you do that there's going

to be repercussion when you're wrong and the american people reject what you're selling. msnbc's ratings are in the tank the same way that cnn's are in the tank because you can only yell for so many years the sky is falling and then the people realize, hold on. you're the guy whose going to make my high ellison. hell. you supported these people who told me to shut down my business during covid. you're the one that said bidenomics was working when it wasn't. you're the one recently that went on tv and said it was a lie when donald trump said that there were maga supporter, people with trump signs in their yards in florida and they weren't getting the help they needed from the federal government. there is a three minute montage i played on my show of the media telling the american people you are a conspiracy theorist if you think the federal government wouldn't serve you because you have a maga sign in the front yard and now they have to admit that. and this is what happens when the media forgets about the people. liz: comcast is considering

selling its cable channels including msnbc. i don't know if comcast told them to go talk to trump because their ratings are plummeting, network wide. you look at lawrence o'donnell down nearly 60%, joy reid down 50%, nicole wall as' ratings cut in half, joe scarboro missed the backlash of a visit with trump claiming massive disconnect between the social media and the real-world they are getting positive feedback foreseeing trump. here is the thing. they poisoned the national conversation for eight years. they went off and speculative benders in the amen corner talking to each other emotionally confirming each other's confirmation bias without getting the facts of what was going on and that's why you saw them getting really surprised the red sweep of trump of the white house, the senate and the house. they were surprised by that. take it away, ben, final word. >> plain and simple when you hate the american voters as much as msnbc and cnn does, this is what happens, because you're

insulting the american voters. do the news, tell them what's going on, and don't hate more than half the country when they are suffering and don't tell them that what they are witnessing, what they are experiencing, in a tough economy, is actually great when it's not, because they will abandon you so good luck to these guys. maybe they will be in the unemployment line soon. liz: ben ferguson, it's a tough one. thanks for joining us. >> good to see you. >> we are speaking to some of the young men who helped get trump elected. >> saving our country? i don't got no taxes on my tips now so thank you, donald trump, love you. >> you guys vote for trump? >> of course. >> if you look at the removal of criminal aliens, in the united states, have been convicted of a crime, those removals are down 74% from the trump administration. so there hasn't been enough focus on criminal aliens specifically these alien gangs like ms-13 but president trump

has promised that public safety threats and national security threats are their priority right out of the gate so we're going to be looking at their days of horror are coming to an end. liz: okay, first you heard from gen z voters telling cnn they voted for trump. we love the puki line by the way. then you heard from tom homan talking about crime. they don't like crime, they don't like inflation. they don't like the affordability crisis and they don't like the lawfare attacks against trump. why? because they feel it could happen to them. let's welcome to the show national review staff writer caroline downey. caroline? what was your reaction to what you just heard? >> my reaction, liz, is that i've looked at some of the post-election surveys and data which from ucla found that safety was actually a top priority for gen z and second to that was fun and other things, but it was their safety that can reign supreme in their minds and liz, the heartbreaking testimony from the lakin riley trial begs

the question for all generations which is how many more illegal alien gang members have we the taxpayers subsidized and enabled and yes, i'm gen z and just like other generations, we feel that the border crisis is untenable, you know, 59% of my generation believe that it is either a crisis or a major problem, so we're not any different from baby boomers or gen x on that. liz: interesting, caroline the lakin riley case the murder suspect in that case found to be a member of the vicious venezuelan prison gang. now they reportedly expanded its territory to at least 16 us states. caroline, that's an area that includes half of america's population. this is according to the new york post. so, when you see tom homan democrats, you can't block trucktrumpon this.

tom homan is saying you have to review the law. it's a felony to harbor and conceal illegal aliens from i.c.e. we found data that sanctuary cities are harboring tens of thousands of criminal illegal aliens but governor gavin newsom, in california, is resisting trump. his department reportedly handed out more than 2.4 million bucks in taxpayer money to anti-police and defund the police groups over the last year. >> yes, and new york city harbored and facilitated what looks like an egregious murder committed by an illegal alien by putting that suspect in the roosevelt hotel down the road and a flight was paid for to atlanta all on taxpayer dime all by the government and this is a direct result of like you said sanctuary city policies but now we're seeing mayor adams just in apprehension of trump taking office already started to rollback some of those accommodative policies for illegal aliens, but you

know, now we have a mandate from president trump and republicans to not only crackdown on illegal immigration, but deportation, which a majority of americans including a third of democrats want. liz: hispanic voters too. caroline downey thank you so much great to see you. >> thank you. >> to see the way that i've been attacked today and last night, for fighting to protect women and girls, is ridiculous. so if that being a femininist makes me an extremist, i'm totally here for it. liz: congresswoman nancy mace is going to join us she is a rape survivor, a victim of sexual assault. she says she wants to protect women's spaces on capitol hill from biological males who says it's unfair that they should be allowed into restrooms, for women. she's going to talk to us about the pushback against her new bill to stop this on capitol hill. also, tonight, this story. >> what has fema done or planning to do to ensure the homes that were passed over because of president trump's signs? >> congressman i appreciate

your ongoing support of fema and i share your concerns over the actions of this employee. liz: biden-harris' fema chief hit with an intense grilling on capitol hill after a fema official got caught telling other fema workers to avoid the homes of pro-trump voters after they were hit by dangerous hurricanes. this sounds like one of the unbelievable stories that can't be true but it is. congresswoman claudia tenney is going to talk to us and hear the fireworks on that. first let's get over to dagen and david asman. what's coming up? david: well first of all north carolina congresswoman virginia fox a personal eye witness to the failure of fema north carolina after those awful storms, and then steve moore will talk about all of the last minute spending that the biden administration is doing with your money. dagen: congressman byron donalds, there was a hearing on capitol hill today. hundreds of thousands of migrant children lost by one political

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fox news senior congressional correspond entertainment chad pergram has the story live from capitol hill with more. chad it's great to see you. reporter: liz, good afternoon. lawmakers grilled fema administrator at two hearings today. there were questions about a whistleblower who says fema told woworkers to avoid homes with trump yard signs and fema fired that worker and said it was an isolated incident. >> the same employee alleged on tv this was not an isolated event. and that fema essentially treats the homes of president trump supporters as if they were homes of people with vicious dogs. this is unacceptable. americans demand accountability. reporter: republicans claim there's political bias at fema. criswell says an investigation continues into the actions of the former employee, but there's concern about hostility towards those who work at the agency. >> we have seen an increase in the amount of harassment during

the response to hurricanes helene and milton and we have been closely coordinating with law enforcement in all of the states that the have been impacted in particular in north carolina where we had several reports of harassment and potential threats to our employees. reporter: now, republicans say fema should be ready to deal with people who have a dim view of the agency. next up, a $100 billion spending plan to help with storm recovery. it would also reload fema's coffers after the storms. liz? liz: chad pergram always great reporting thank you so much. >> thank you. >> he said that fema is only offering $750 to americans who have had their homes destroyed. that's not true. he's also conspiracy theorists online who falsely claim the administration is redirecting disaster money for undocumented immigrants. that's also not true. why is he spreading misinformation in a crisis like that and does that concern you about your fellow north

carolinians and how and whether they can actually get help? howie: okay that's really off the wall stuff from cnn downplaying a politicized fema. everything she said actually was true. let's welcome from house ways and means congresswoman claudia tenney. so congresswoman, doesn't this sound like systemic bias democrats keep talking about this controversy at fema, people hit by hurricanes. they need desperately need help and the worker at fema after the fact said it was a deelse rail entitlement legislation policy to avoid all homes with political signs including trump. so what do you make of all of this? what's going on? >> that looks to me like a defensive posture from defense attorney saying throw a little confusion into this. as chad pergram said a lot of people have a dim view of our federal bureaucracy because it's too large and that's what we're seeing here and look the democrats have spent for years talking about trump people and anyone on the other side is not only disagreeing with them but they need to be condemned canceled eliminated

they are garbage, nazis all of the extremities language and we can't disagree on their side although we are trying to respectfully disagree. we just want to see less government, more efficient government and i think that's what it comes down there. there's no denying the marie washington who is the person that revealed this , she's said this is widespread. she's going to be on the stand i'm sure at some point if we let her on there but look, it shouldn't be tolerated. as a member of congress we do this everyday and work with our federal bureaucracy and help people navigate that. they are too large and too hard to get through so that's why we're going to see elon musk and vivek ramaswamy really take charge of making them less unaccountable and also making them efficient. liz: congresswoman tenney, a pleasure to see you. thank you for your analysis. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> this shouldn't go on, and if i'm being fought like this as a member of congress across the country by mainstream media like

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congresswoman sara mcbride is upset about it. >> she can be upset all he wants i will not allow a biological man to a woman's private spaces, do women in u.s., do we have rights or do we not. at what point do the rights of a man infringe on rights of women as a survivor of abuse i am triggered bid by the idea of a man's genitalia in our locker rooms and bathrooms and changing rooms, this is not okay, i will fight her and everyone el like her every step of the way. elizabeth: riley gaines speaking out in support of you, and democrat dean phillips attacking you on twitter. saying that th

that -- pathetic what you are scared of nancy. >> this puts women in a vulnerable position, this is the way i'm being attacked being a bully and a bigot for standing up for women, i have broken glass ceilings. i have been celebrated for breaking glass ceilings, but if i fight for women's rights, i am somehow a bigot, i don't think so, i am willing to die on this hill and asking everyone to call their member of congress and put this to a stop it will not stop on the hill, i will file more legislation to protect women and girlsi. elizabeth: are any democrats or colleagues supporting you. >> i have heard my colleagues privately that support me, i hope they will will be to be more vocal, i will chew out hain stream

media reporters for insanity that we're seeing, i'm getting death threats from men who are dressed like women, it since -- insanity. elizabeth: have capital police gotten involved in the threats. >> yes, we have, one individual, we reposted it threatened me multiple times, we posted it on social media, mainstream media does not want to believe me, they want to be silent on this topic that is not okay. elizabeth: congresswoman mace keep in touch with us. >> thank you. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald thanks for watching the "the evening edit" on fox business, time for dagen and david on the "the bottom line." david: thank you. dagen: thank you