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liz: i sure need it. thanks for the heads up about that, news flash, larry. appreciate it. larry: oh, lizy, i love you, i love you. liz: love you more. welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> your guys showed up that day and didn't give [bleep]. it was apathy and complacency, period, and that's your mission now. >> you want to be visible liz: we have the one and only monica crowley here tonight to take it on. >> these are issuing the final

preemptive parts. >> mr. trump flaunted the law on continual basis. >> so un-income bernards healthcared and unlimited and -- un-income bernards healthcared and unlimited and looking to use them as party favors. liz: remember how unhinged the media was on attacking trump on presidential pardons and nicole malliotakis. going for the fallout of this. global media around the world. our leader joe biden caught literally asleep at the wheel.

now action this hour and police are zeroing in on who assassinated the ceo of united healthcare. the foreman: er nypd reacting on the details. first this story. >> big day in washington and elon musk and vivek ramaswamy an capitol hill and bureaucrats working on this news and more climbing on board like the doge train and jared, greg and possibly henry.

reporter: hey, liz, this doge summit signals a new era and the days of gratuitous, egregious and wasteful spending and elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are engaged in a marathon brainstorming session and getting down to the nitty nitty-gritty. coming up with $2 trillion in government spending. >> everybody wants to do it but nobody is quite ready to make the trip. reporter: sniffing out who's for them and against them and

there's skeptics and some democrats saying doge doesn't have the pursestrings and congress does and has the pursestrings and power of spending and saying they're a gang of two with zero authority. how much do you think you can cut without congress' help. >> it's a great discussion today. reporter: how do you win over people saying doge doesn't have power? mr. mump, how do you convince people to cut spending? liz, we didn't get many answers on the strategy and we know what's happening right now behind the scenes and musk and rami malek gave an opening -- mus and can ramaswamy gave an opening statement and open mcknight and lawmakers taking to the microphone and pitching ideas of things they want cut and musk and ramaswamy are listening in. liz. liz: hillary vaughn, nobody is better on a stick mic going

after bureaucrats and politics. a doge leader saying it's so bad and show the neighbors. bare with me, grover. 60-90 office buildings on average in the government are vacant oremty and throw a bowling ball down a federal hallway and not hit anymore. >> you're right. it's gotten much worse and always bye bye bye a problem and gotten much worse and so important for doge to move forward now. people pay taxes every day and

every year and in washington dc, upkeep for largely empty buildings and heat them and cool them and have security and they cline them and these buildings are wasting money and bureaucrats with labor union contracts saying they don't have to come to work and as a result the social security system takes 300 days and takes 20 months for irs to deal with what people put forward and irs, half the people never come in and never come in and the buildings are empty and work isn't getting done, the work isn't getting done. we're paying taxes. liz: grover, trump can get in

there and renegotiate the government union contracts and look at this. i want to back up. trump nominated frank who's the head of pfizer to fix social security. social security is headed towards bankruptcy seizure disorders by 2034. they've raided trust fund and massive bureaucrat ick bloat, biden let seven out of ten social security workers work from home. that's 42,000 workers. his company is moving to fire thousands of its own workers. why? because they're teleworking and not coming in. they're trying to claim long covid and don't have it. seeing these union making arguments and they're tough but he can go to court and stop it. >> he can and one thing the biden people are trying to do is sign contracts out many years.

liz: can he go to court saying you're becausing the taxpayer and your job and that's illegal. >> i hope so because when the bill was passed and make it possible for government unions and any agency that the president says is damaging national security by the way it behaves and not getting work done, that can be ended and say you cannot have a union at the pent gob. we immediate you to be able to be flex and will union won't let you be and interfering with fashional security. irs raises the money to pay for army. we cannot have you at home because of the labor union contract. you can say you can't have a eweon and take away half the present law to fix it. liz: grover, we need you on this

and smart with the constitutional memory and >> president trump is r canning issuing a wave of preemptive pardons for family members and allies like rudy giuliani and potentially a self-portanova don. do you think the pardons are appropriate and would they be legal? >> i don't think they're appropriate at all. this individual, mr. trump, flaunted the law on a continual basis and whatever happens ought to be done by a justice department decision. liz: that was mark warner and cnn jake tapper talking about trump not being able to do preemptive pardons for family members or allies. politico reports that president biden is getting lobbied hard by democrats and white house aids to do preemptive pardons for

adam schiff, liz cheney, anthony fourth qufauci. we have nicole malliotakis and a very merry christmas to you, congresswoman. great to see you. why seek preemptive pardons if they did nothing wrong? >> exactly. speaking to the whistle blowers coming to us and influence peddling scheme coming to us with the biden household and within this family and that's why you saw hunter biden receive that pardon and receiving special treatment and the president said he was treated differently and he was but he was treated differently and doj and irs were hinterring the investigation and they were --

knew he e visited taxes for years and did take any action and irs whistle blowers came forward and offered him a sweet heart deal and octobered and protested and the judge agreed with us and there's a president going to pardon him. we had the tip of the ice burg and so much more there when it comes to payments from foreign countries: ukraine, russia, china to the biden family and so our investigation must continue to let the american people know the truth even that the pardons are taking place. liz: congress, everything you said is important to the american people and wash dogs not covering it for a long time and warding of the u.s. constitution shows it's unconstitutional to do preemptive pardons and show the wording of the constitution. says pardons for offenses and not future offenses.

or potential down the road and he can be challenged and thrown out in court. >> i agree and it should be and you'll see members from the oversight committee and other committees that have worked so diligently on this and try to seek out the arguments and the reality is that the only reason you'd be issuing this type of pardon is because you you know something was done criminally wrong and trying to protect that person. remember, the only person in the whole entire thing that is being politically prosecuted and targeted was president trump. he was the one at many levels, whether it's the local level like my manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg or state level with fani -- in georgia or whether it be on the federal level by this department of justice. i would argue that president

trump wants an end to the politicization and they should be arguing about that. liz: reset the table and congresswoman malliotakis. thank you for joining us and merry christmas to you and your family. >> you too. >> you put those agents out of positions. liz: we'll explain the fireworks today and congressman pat fallon fought with the acting secret service director for avoiding his question about protecting the president. ronald roe is denying this and trump's nominee to be assistant secretary of state and monica crowley here to react and break it down. also this story.

>> on the senate floor and united states senate for the point of personal privilege. liz: democrats seem uninterested about this. dc watch dogs are not. the president again stumbling on the world stage. fallout, who's running the white house? who's running america? he's hitting your wallets and giving away billions of dollars of your money overseas. what's going on? we'll check in with joe concha on that. also, breaking news coming in and details on bill clinton slamming democrats saying cut it out, you're being too woke orad cal. you're alienating america and far left not what the democrat party used to be. plus this: why was there a misconduct probe by the justice department into one of jack smith's team members and why was that delayed because jack smith was going after trump? what's going on with that? marc thiessen joining us on that. stop attacking political rivals

and latest news on two dozen far left das and far left billionaire george soros backed and they're tossed out of office for going weak on crime. new photos and latest development this is hour in the assassination of the ceo of united healthcare. police are zeroing in, the suspect caught on camera and face exposed and possible fingerprint. the stories are coming up next. we'll be back in two. >> i hear gunshots and parking in the car, i hear three shots and i looked and man down. then the guy crawls on the ground and white male in all black with a backpack. he crossed the street.

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#. reporter: that's pretty much not the case and going for them and going down and there's going to show the face going to see on the screen and persons entire fraise and going to stay for at least a couple of days and going for the west side and use ago fake id and going to pay in cash and thinking that was going to cut it and that's the video of the hassle going to miss out and being very surprised. listen. going for that. i'm used to violence because i'm from rio de janeiro and gold and

me ticklated shell casings with a message in permanent marker. we'll pull it up and deny, i did depose and defend similar to the title of the book. it's pretty much a racquet it's called delay, deny and defend. that was written back in 2010 and could be some type of motive and waiting for thompson for quite awhile and a gun that was

used is pretty uncommon in the case and old school type of gun and closer look at shooter and mask, gloves and hooty and kind of moves it down he bought a bottle of water and 30 minutes before kill ago ceo and drinks it and throw it is out in the trash and evidence in the case and getting dna off and running it through a system and build a pro file. brian thompson was killed and that's united healthcare and people at home and heard of it and 50-year-old was a husband and dad he lives in minnesota and here for work and speaking at investor's day conference at hilton hotel in mid ton m manhattan and investigations continue and what it's all about and threatened a few times telling different outlets he got a phone call and nypd and police out in minnesota are looking into that, liz.

liz: what's your reaction in is this guy a professional or not? what do you think? >> i think collectively we thought this guy was a master assassin. now with so many mistakes it looks lake he's a master ass. do i think he was hired? yes. something tells me this is not his initiative. >> my guess is he's from out of state and my guess is he was paid. all this will come out in the wash. liz: why do you think he was paid and a hired gun. what's the red flag for you on

that? >> well, the afternoon person if they're going to shoot someone will be rattled and he was methodical in the way he did it and cleared his weapon and knew he had to take three shots to get the casings opposed to leaving three bullets on the ground and casings left for us to send a message. i don't know that the average 20-year-old or someone with intent is going to travel across state lines and do all this on his own unless there's financial backing and was guided. it's just a little intuition. you can't have all these skills and do the same there was an

exchange of money and we'll find out soon. my guess is between 24-48 hours this guy will get got. liz: joe biden fell asleep in front of the world in africa. again, who's running the show and decided to give away billions of your money overseas as hurricane helene victims are living in tents freezing in north carolina still. joe concha will take it on. also tonight, this news coming in and bill clinton today called out his fellow far left democrat

saying to the far left you're too radical alienating america and cut it out, you're too woke. first, this big capitol hill fight. >> were you the special agent in charge? >> i was not. you were there and wanted to be visible. liz: we're going to dig behind the fireworks at today's hearing on secret service failures and attempts and that was pat fallon going after it with ronald roe and monica crowley coming up. we'll baa back in two. >> bower out of line! you're out of line! you put those agents out of position!

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>> going to war, i didn't give a [bleep] if i died. what i didn't want to do was fail. but your guys showed up that day and didn't give a [bleep]. it was apathy and complacency, period. that's your mission now. >> do not invoke 9/11 for political purposes. >> i'm not. >> you are, sir. >> you wanted to be visible and you're not [ talking over each other ] you are out of line, congressman. you're out of line. >> you put those agents out of position. liz: getting to that fight that exploded today and hearing that involved acting secret service director ronald roe and pat fallon and security problems in the assassination attempts on

president trump. monica, congratulations on your nomination as ambassador and also assistant secretary of state, chief of protocol of the u.s.. could have used property coal over there. monica, this is about the photo opportunistic at 9/11 ceremony at ground zero. break down what happened? >> yes, thank you for the kind words, liz. very, very lovely of you. thank you, very honored and excited to take on this position in january. look, with regard to what happened in congress, emotions running very high. what congressman fallon was accusing the secret service director of doing on that 9/11 event was displacing active secret service agents there on the ground to protect the president, joe biden displacing

agents to protect the lives of their figures so there was a explosive conversation and going for west palm beach and two assassination attempts for president trump and fortunately neither of them neither succeeded or there's a real situation at secret service which has to be cleaned up. high on the list of priorities.

liz. the secret service, acting director was trying to play politics and 9/111 sympathies when congressman fallon was saying you want to get to the photo opportunistic and secret service detail aside to be in that photo opportunistic. acting about a gun on him and saying at no time was anybody put in danger and they were on the perimeter ready to protect. there's that fight. talk about the butler, pennsylvania, rally. there were whistle blowers talking to josh hawley about the apathy of the secret service.

>> yeah, with that whistle blower, liz, in that particular incident in butler, pennsylvania, and the exchange today between congressman fallon and secret service director, that was also because the congressman got information from a whistle blower so, look, there's a lot of information that needs to be uncovered and real investigations that need to be undertaken and that day in july, if that assassin succeeded, this country would have been plunged into darkness and you'll get a real investigation with real evidence presented to the american people in very short order. liz: monica, nobody is being fired yet and not hearing anyone getting fired yet? >> remember, liz, director cheatle was in charge of the secret service on that day and resigned and deputy director that you saw took over.

thank you, liz. rau liz: the misconduct allegations against a official in june of 20236789 this is washington examiner reporting it and fox news contributor marc thiessen. mark, what do you make of this and don't know the details of what it happens. misconduct of the justice department office and this doesn't look good. they couldn't investigation the trump ongoing investigation and self-reported misconduct and

going to the inspector general and conduct on the smith team and they couldn't investigate it because it would have jeopardized the prosecution and investigation of president trump. they didn't investigation misconduct by his team. they were intent and setting aside possible misconduct? >> yes, that's essentially what it is and apparently they claim they have a policy of not investigating investigators while they're investigating, if that makes any sense, till the investigation is over then the new investigation can begin. it makes no sense. here's the thing, the american people, polls show that a majority of americans think the charges against donald trump are political and they know that there's a politicization and weaponization of the justice department, and donald trump will clean that up. know who else agrees there's

politicization of the justice department? joe biden. he pardoned raw politics infected this and written by donald trump's lawyers for him and that's the president of the united states talking alaska his own justice department accusing merrick garland of allowing raw politics to infect his department and allow for politicized department and rooting it out. liz: it's an important point and let me back up. liz: according to law enforcement and legal defense

fund and went weak on crime and showing that. there's great damage to the u.s. legal system from that. alaallen dershowitz wrote we hae to stop the poisonous cynicism from americans and there's two-tiered justice and it's not right and cannot have that happening in our u.s. government. jot june bomber faced eight and tells you everything from the justice department.

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>> this man had no business running for reelection and i sat on this network in july and joe biden shoved out by his party and handed baton to kamala harris and if he couldn't be the nominee, he had no business running the country for the next seven months and brain was turning to apple sauce before our guys and enemies were aware we didn't have a leader and meanwhile since she was defeated by donald trump, kamala harris that is still the vice president has been seek as often as edward nowden these days and negotiating with canada and mexico on the threat of tariffs to secure the boarders, and appears he's running the country, trump is more than the sitting president. when you see the contrast in

energy, you see one that's sharp and focused and one that's out to lunch, liz. liz: axios is reporting that trump is more present in public than biden. it appears to be damaging to the stature of the u.s. around the world unfortunately. liz: bill clinton saying you're too finger wage and preachy and james carville said the same. the mcellroying wreck and moral superiority and vanity of the democrats on the far left. trump stopping dei throughout government and military and refocus agencies on day jobs. what do you think? do you think the period is over? >> i think dei should stand for didn't earn it, liz.

not before but after and he got it all and bill clinton of 1995 talking and guy that passed down budget amendments and welfare reform and declared ere arrowhead of big government was over and threw out more people illegally than any other president. if more candidates like bill clinton and more competitive in elections and woke stuff and she supported u.s. taxpayer dollars for people in prison and effective in the campaign and can't run on this stuff and america doesn't like it one bit and bill clinton get it is and hopefully democrats as well. liz you're always really smart. thank you, joe. i'll wait for the check in the

mail. >> venmo, my friend. it's coming. liz: good to see you, joe. thank you. >> they're grately impacted with what happens to the climate. >> we have to do more than recognize the climate challenges we face. >> i committed this country to tireless task of combating climate change. liz: vanity fair calls them all out and bidens, barack obama and liliana clinton engaging -- bill clinton engaging in mercenary corruption and said the words satanic tempation and flying around everywhere on private jets and wrote those words. ben ferguson is fired up and will take it on next. ♪

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they are. >> they are amazing, if you have been on one, they are incredible. but, the part that is rich about the lefties, is they want you to give up your cars go electric, they want you to give up your gas stoves and not cook in your home, they want you to be freezing in winter because the fossil fuels are evil, then they go get on their private jets and flyover the world for meetings about global warming. if you want to know who socialists and marxists and communists are, it is the people on the left flying their jets all over the world to stop pollution. merry christmas from them. elizabeth: tina brown, she brought up bill clinton flying on jeffrey epstein's jets and searching for real reason that by -- look no further than loss of air force one.

said obamas won't cross a road these days in barack's case play a round of golf without use of a private plane. they lecture everyone else but they are so elitist. >> do as i say, not as i do and by the way, we hate all the rich people except all rich people who give us planners for fav-- planes for favors, it must be nice if you are a liberal, former president who are liberal, you hang out with billionaires. elizabeth: what are we doing sitting here ben ferguson. >> don't use your stove. elizabeth: you are evil if you use that stove. ben thank you so much thank you for watching "the evening edit," dvr us, now time to send it to dagen and jason, they are fired up take it away. dagen: thanks emac. elizabeth: you got