(other money manager) huh, we're more different than i thought! (fisher investments) at fisher investments, we're clearly different. larry: i'll just say we're closing it down at the capital one arena and all i can say is god bless to mr. donald trump. congratulations on his inauguration and a terrific inaugural speech and i am just going to toss the baton to my pal, elizabeth macdonald. up next. liz: it was a day of history, larry. and we were excited to watch you down there covering it. you know, larry? just feels like america is healing. america is getting back to normal. you know what i mean, larry? larry: i heard a sigh of relief today, liz. i heard a sigh of relief everywhere i went. liz: thank you so much larry good to see you great work there. welcome to the evening edit i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> the golden age of america

begins right now. >> [applause] >> from this day forward our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. we will be the envy of every nation and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of any longer during every single day of the trump administration, i will very simply put america first. >> [applause] >> an assassins bullet ripped through my ear, but i felt then and believe even moreso now that my life was saved for a reason. i was saved by god to make america great again. >> [applause] >> many people thought it was impossible for me to stage such a historic political comeback but as you see today, here i am, the american people

have spoken. >> [applause] liz: a historic day in washington looking at a live shot of capital one arena. president trump is expected to speak this hour. we will give it to you, and he's going to sign his first wave of executive orders it's an exciting hour. mr. wonderful himself, o'leary ventures chairman kevin o'leary was there joining us with his take on trump vowing a new golden age for america. the end of the biden era decline. also president trump literally shuts down the border on day one. trump's new border czar tom homan joins us with the details on what happens next including deportations, and we will bring you the action tonight in the senate. it is about to vote for the laken riley act. plus, even more new polls, cbs, cnn, new york times, the majority of americans want trump's agenda. they are finally optimistic about their future under trump.

look whose here with us tonight, the voters who helped put trump back in office. chicago red p rae easley, the auto wokers for trump leader were both in d.c. for the celebration today. they will be with us in moments, and president biden's stunning admission of family corruption and guilt. biden issues unconstitutional preemptive pardons for the biden family, profiting off of his government job. tonight, larry elder will break that story down, but first, this. a historic day in d.c. president trump is about to speak. he possibly will sign the first wave of executive orders, celebrations are still going on, in washington. an electrifying era of optimism, excitement, world leaders turned out from the uk, italy, india, china, south america. big tech leaders too, let's take you right now to grady trimble, live at the capital one arena in d.c. with more.

grady? reporter: liz, the u.s. army field band is playing right now, and i don't know if the folks in this crowd know it, but the man that they have been waiting some of them 15 hours to see , many of them in long lines out in the cold to come in here to see this unconventional inaugural parade. he is in the building. the 47th president of the united states. donald trump expected to take the stage behind me any minute, and when he does, he's of course going to give a speech and rally this crowd as he does all across the country and did through his many campaigns, but we're also expecting something different today, and you can see evidence of that on this side of the stage where there is a small desk and we've heard president trump's transition team talking about the flurry of executive orders and actions that he's going to take today. 200 of them on the border, on energy, and a whole host of other issues. we expect president trump to sign many of them in front of

this crowd of around 20,000 people. that, i believe, be a first, liz. so you can imagine that this place is going to go wild when that happens. it is already electric here as they wait for president trump to take the stage any minute now. liz? liz: okay, we will cover it thank you, grady trimble. good to see you. ♪ >> our top priority will be to create a nation that is proud, prosperous, and free. >> [applause] >> america will soon be greater, stronger, and far more exceptional than ever before. i will sign a series of historic execexecutive orders. with these actions we will begin the complete restoration of america and the revolution of common sense. my recent election is a mandate to completely and totally reverse a horrible betrayal and to give the people back their

faith, their wealth, their democracy, and indeed, their freedom. america's decline is over. we are at the start of a thrilling new era of national success. we will stand bravely. we will live proudly. we will dream boldly and nothing will stand in our way because we are americans, the future is ours, and our golden age has just begun. thank you, god bless america. thank you, all. >> [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. liz: that's president trump. he's now the first president in 127 years to serve two non-consecutive terms. a historic comeback after two assassination attempts. a major push by democrats to put him in jail. joining us now, o'leary ventures chairman mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary. kevin? you were at the inauguration. thanks for joining us. you had a front row seat to this

are in the making. can you give us your take on what you heard? >> you know i was quite intrigued by the stage because it was much more in the moment. usually, these inaugural speeches have a lot of historic references in them to past presidents or past generations. not this one. this was a looking-forward, i'm going to take action, i'm stepping in here, i'm going to sinsign executive orders minutes from now. it had a much more just going to happen now vibe to it and a lot of people, i think, were surprised at that and i thought it was good. it was really, we're doing business here. that's the vibe i got out of it and i l like that a lot because i'm interested in trump policies on business and tax and energy and a lot of other things just like a lot of other investors are. that's why you're seeing such an extraordinary market reaction to this. it's all very positive. liz: kevin the associated

president reports president trump literally ripped democrats, joe biden, kamala harris, and obama right to their faces. voters say it is clear president trump loves america. biden loves his democrat party. what do you make of president trump. he's going to sign executive order for two national emergencies. one, for the border and one for u.s. energy. >> well, he campaigned on it. the border was one of the top three and people are expecting him to do this. 71% of the polls say expect this action. they voted for his action. they want execution on this action and he's got to deliver and he's doing it right now. i mean, he can't go any faster. he just became president at 12:01 so that's a good move. energy has been a mandate forever in terms of security and you can't have a buoyant economy without energy security and complete dependence because you don't want to be imports venezuelan oil at the time when the world is so turbulent so it's a very big part of his

mandate. now, i happen to notice and this is what i love to do because i like to see whose schmoozing, because there's business being done, daniel smith was here and she's had the most face time with trump over the last couple of months because of energy. he wants to light up that pipeline again. she is one of the three amigos to do that. liz: you mean the keystone? >> yeah, well they aren't going to call it keystone xl, because that was a bad look. you don't call a pipeline extra large. so i think it's going to come back out as the freedom pipeline, circumvent montana, double production in north america, total security, lowest cost. i mean, i like all that. it's good for business. liz: interesting. electricity, gas went up like 33% under biden. kevin o'leary, interesting. always wonderful to talk to mr. wonderful. good to have you on kevin thanks for joining us. >> take care.

>> with my actions today, we will end the green new deal and we will revoke the electric vehicle mandate. >> [applause] >> saving our auto industry and keeping my sacred pledge to our great american auto workers. in other words you'll be able to buy the car of your choice. liz: that was president trump today. he's going to end biden's green new deal. it's loaded with inflationary over-spending. wasteful boone dog els for his democrat donors plus he's going to get rid of biden's smothering mandates like the one for electric cars. let's welcome to the show look whose back with us, leader of the group auto workers for trump, brian panabecker, and chicago resident p rae easley. it's great to see you. it's a pleasure to have you both on. brian first to you. how are you feeling now that trump is officially back in the white house? >> fantastic. i watched the inauguration at a watch party. our congressman john james held right in d.c., since we couldn't

watch it live outside, and he gave auto workers for trump a shout-out and it was just amazing. the place erupted. a lot of michigan people in there, so we know what that means. the ev's, the mileage standards, the cap a standards are all going to be walked back and reasonable and it will not force the manufactures into building electric vehicles and that's going to save the american auto industry so we're very, very excited about president trump's second term. liz: p rae, how do you feel? a new cbs poll, 60% a majority of americans are now optimistic about the next four years under trump. even moreso than they were in 2017. what do you think? >> we are excited to have our president back after suffering for the past four years. my city is currently under an invasion and he is coming to save us so we are elated that president trump is in office.

chicago is going to be tomorrow number one for the border czar and chicago is ready to greet them at the airport. thank you, president trump, and thank you america for helping us save chicago. liz: so, save chicago. brian how do you feel about what p rae just said? >> he's not only saving chicago, liz. he's saving detroit and the domestic auto industry, which means south carolina, tennessee, georgia, and he's not just saving america. he is saving the world, because he's going to end the fighting in ukraine. he's going to settle the differences in every part of the world where we're involved and people are going to respect america again, so this -- liz: let's stick on getting rid of the electric carman dates and the green new deal. we'll come back to you in a second. we didn't know this. president biden issued 125 executive actions in total to go after u.s. oil & gas. can you talk to us, what the that meant for the u.s. auto

worker and p rae, we'll come to you in two seconds. >> yeah, well all of the requirements on the auto industry hurt the auto industry. we need government out of the american auto industry. the consumers will tell the manufactures what they want to buy and that's what's important. he's going to drill baby drill and that's going to be beautiful for the gas-powered engines. we've got the power. we've got the oil. let's use it and save the american auto industry. donald trump is going to do that. liz: p rae let's come to you. tom homan will join us. he is trump's border czar. we're seeing a major push by democrats to ratchet up over-reaction and "hysteria" in the news media about deportations about trump's crackdown on the border. he's basically saying, no more illegal alien crossings. p rae can you talk to us about that because are the american people getting the information from the media, about how bad it is with biden's border chaos?

>> well, we have to understand that that media is legacy media and they're doing what they're paid to do which is confuse the american people. here, in my city, the chicago teacher's union has been traveling to venezuela for over a decade, recruiting these people to come to us with invoices on their backs, and they didn't care, so if the democratic party is not interested in saving the american taxpayer then it's time for us to move on and we've made that very clear that the democratic party is done in this country. they don't mind giving away our resources and letting in terrorists. a terrorist cell was discovered last week in chicago and a woman was found fake police uniforms and id's in a random apartment and they aren't talking about but they want to come giving us hysteria about the poor people deported after they chose to be the criminal act by coming into our country. liz: we've got a lot of action happening right now.

the trump family is taking to the stage. president trump's expected to speak in just moments. what p rae just said, brian, you know, americans say yes, you want to come here for the american dream. it also means you need to protect the american dream. you need to protect the american dream by abiding by the rule of law. come here legally. people are done with the american borders getting abused by people who have no respect for the rule of law. what do you think, brian? >> absolutely. that is top priority. securing our border. i'm the grandson of immigrants from europe who came through ellis island. they came here legally. we have no problem with immigrants coming to this country but they need to do it legally like my grandparents did, so everything donald trump said today in his inauguration remarks got a cheer from the group i was watching with here in washington d.c. and i'm going to the ball tonight, the liberty ball, where

president trump will be, and i'm going to shake his hand and i'm going to speak to him and tell him thank you, sir, for everything you're doing for michigan, for america, and for the world. liz: p rae you going to any in rawinaugural balls tonight? >> yes, we are going to the liberty ball as well as well as the multi-cul tural ball so we can speak to the globe about our very real issues in chicago that not only affect us but america and the entire planet. god bless america and congratulations. liz: p rae talk to us about how minority groups support deportations. we see the polls coming in from pew, from the new york times, cnn, new york times, ipsos, 87% of the new york times poll say yes, deportations of criminal illegal aliens. president trump is saying you've got to shut the border now to all illegal crossings. how are minority black and hispanic groups reacting to that? >> well, i am black but i'm

also an american negro, that makes me foundational to this country and the immigration story has absolutely nothing to do with me. we find it very offensive that people can choose to break laws in this country and then our government rewards them with our tax dollars. there's no sanctuary for any american that chooses to commit federal crimes but if you're an illegal alien that in the city of chicago and other sanctuary cities have ways to protect you from federal prosecution. it's not fair. we don't support it. we support the american people because we are american and we are very tired of the narrative that people like me are in some fight with foreigners against white americans because we are all non-white. that's over. it's one nation, undergod, indivisible with liberty and justice for all and we are on board too with every other american. this is not a racial issue. this is a patriotism issue and we're ready to get this started. liz: okay, brian, p rae, thank you so much for being with us

good to see you. >> thank you. liz: we are awaiting president trump at capital one arena about to speak in washington. the presidential parade has been underway. the president is expected to deliver remarks and sign a series of day one executive orders. now to this. >> chicago is in trouble because your mayor sucks and your governor sucks. >> [applause] >> if you're the chicago mayor, doesn't want to help, he can step aside and we'll start right here in chicago, illinois. liz: again, we're staying on the story president trump, he's taking immediate action to literally shut down the border. trump's border czar tom homan joins us on what's coming next including deportations plus he will talk to us about why the democrats are purposely ratcheting up the false hysteria in the media about all this. polls show the majority of americans say stop the biden border chaos. if you want the american dream

protect the american dream. respect the rule of law to protect it. also tonight, this story. >> no one is above the law. >> each, each of us is equal before the law. no one, no one is above the law. no one is above the law. liz: so, former president biden says no one is above the law. the rule of law but today he issued preemptive pardons for his family, putting them above the rule of law. a stunning admission of family corruption and guilt. plus we've got the sound as speaker johnson revealing biden did not even know, could not even remember what he was signing and approving his executive orders. tonight, larry elder is here with a lot to say about this , plus this story is coming up. >> we need to get dark money. we need to ban members of congress from trading stock while they are in congress. liz: that was former president biden and unveiled attack against nancy pelosi and now nancy pelosi's daughter is

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>> i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. all illegal entry will immediately be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. we will reinstate my remain in mexico policy. >> [applause] >> i will end the practice of catch and release. i will send troops to the southern border to repel the disastrous invasion of our country. under the orders i sign today, we will also be designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. >> [applause] and by invoking the alien

enemies act of 1798, i will direct our government to use the full and immense power of federal and state law enforcement to eliminate the presence of all foreign gangs and criminal networks, bringing devastating crime to u.s. soil, including our cities and inner cities. liz: that was president trump today. the president and the first lady now arriving at the capital one arena. he attended the presidential parade he's about to speak. we want to get to tom homan first. tom homan, the national border czar joins us now. can you talk to us, tom, about how you say democrats in the media are overreacting to trump's securing the border and deportations because europe is cracking down on illegal immigration. belgium, france, germany, italy, sweden, the uk. can you talk to us about the deportations coming tomorrow in sanctuary cities? >> look the president has been clear that right out of the gate, we're going to

concentrate on public safety threats and national security threats so i can't believe any elected politician i don't care what party you're from, why would you not want public safety threats out of your community? that's your number one responsibility as elected official. liz: so the deportations are coming tomorrow? >> yeah, i.c.e. is going to start doing their job tomorrow. they haven't been able to do their job the last four years and now they start enforcing law like they should be. liz: and which sanctuary cities? >> it's not specific sanctuary city. it's throughout the country and we have officers throughout the country and every i.c.e. officer will be out there enforcing the law starting tomorrow morning. liz: so those are 24 i.c.e. offices right? >> yes. liz: across the u.s. have you ever seen any nation's border so abused as it was under biden? >> absolutely not. i mean, a nation without borders isn't a nation and this is the biggest national security vulnerability this nation has ever seen. everybody ought to be on the same side of the issue. a secure border saves lives. saves american lives. it saves migrant lives.

liz: can you talk to us more about that? because people feel like oh, especially people overseas in places like south america. keep the border open. it's okay to abuse the border. people need a shot at getting into america illegally. we've seen numbers that tens of thousands of women, children, men, die illegally crossing or either sex trafficked or human trafficked into dangerous labor conditions. >> yeah, look. the death of aliens crossing the borders are at historic high over 4,000 under this administration. we've got over a quarter million americans dead from fentanyl coming across the open border with a 600% increase in sex trafficking in women and children. we've got record number of people on the terrorist watch list, 3,500% increase on the terrorist watch list people coming across the border. secure the border saves lives and president trump, when 90% less people were coming how many women weren't being sexual assaulted, how many women and children weren't trafficked? how many americans didn't die because of border security and

fentanyl. secure borders save lives. liz: do you feel like the american media is covering what you just said? >> absolutely not. this network does, fox does but most media does not. look, not once have they spoken up about this out of control border, but they won't talk about what caused the fentanyl deaths is out of control border. this is a hidden story for four years. thanks god for fox news. they are the only network telling the truth. liz: do you know what executivee orders president trump is about to sign? >> yes. liz: are you not going to tell us? >> well look. he made it clear on a few of them, the remain in mexico program, catch and release, put a stop to the cbp that's been abused by people claiming asylum, fraudulent claims of asylum and he's going to declare terrorist and drug cartels terrorist organizations which he should, because the drug cartels in mexico killed more americans than every terrorist organization combined so these are a few things he's going to sign and hats off.

it's a game changer in this administration. we'll secure the border, at the highest level ever. we're going to do better than we did last time if you can believe it. liz: the border has been a complete disaster under biden. border officials say that. 650,000 estimated criminal felons, murders, rapers, kidnappers beings robbers, crossing the border over the last 40 years. can you get them all out via deportations? >> we'll give it every bit we've got and we've got over 2 million known gotaways. we don't know where they come from, who they are or why they came here. i guarantee a lot are bad people because they want to getaway. they didn't want to be vetted or fingerprints so these are bad guys. we've got plenty of criminals to look for that are loose on the streets of the united states because this administration chose to unsecure the most secure border we ever had under president trump. liz: and made americans feel less safe. polls show that. tom homan thanks for joining us. good to see you again. you're taking a live look at the presidential parade at capital

one arena in d.c. president trump has arrived with first lady melania trump and his family. he is set to deliver remarks and sign a series o of day one executive orders. now to this. >> this week, i will also end the government policy of trying to socially engineer race and gender into every aspect of public and private life. as of today, it will henceforth be the official policy of the united states government that there are only two genders, male and female. >> [applause] liz: a new day in washington. president trump says he will get rid of costly divisive toxic dei in the federal government. more and more u.s. companies are getting rid of it too. jason rantz is here to break this down and why the left is in an uproar. also tonight, the civil war and the democrat party explodes. joe biden reportedly still furious at nancy pelosi. she helped push him out of

the race and now nancy pelosi's daughter, alexandria pelosi is publicly ripping into joe and jill biden even calling jill biden "lady mcbiden" outkick tomi lahren is here to react on the new details but first this story. >> president trump is reportedly considering a wave of preemptive pardons. does this concern you? >> it concerns me in terms of what kind of precedent sets. you're not going to see in our administration that kind of approach to pardons. liz: well, he just did it today. that was biden in 2020 criticizing preemptive pardons and now biden is violating the constitution, preemptively pardoning dr. fauci even his family. is this a admission of the family's guilt? did they do something wrong profiting off joe biden's government job plus the sound of speaker johnson revealing biden did not even know and could not even remember what he was signing in approving his executive orders.

larry elder is fired up ready to rumble on this. please stay with us. we'll be right back after the break. >> president trump reportedly considering a wave of preemptive pardons. does this concern you? >> it concerns me in terms of what kind of precedent sets. you're not going to see in our administration that kind of approach to pardons.

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constitutents in louisiana. sir, why did you pause lng exports to europe? i don't understand. liquefied natural gas is in great demand by our allies. why would you do that because you understand, we just talked about ukraine. you understand you're fueling vladimir putin's war machine because they have to get their gas from him and he looks at me stunned and he said i didn't do that. i said, mr. president, yes, you did. it was an executive order three weeks ago and he goes no i didn't do that and he's arguing and i said mr. president, respect fully can i go out here and ask your secretary to read it and? you definitely did that and he goes oh, you're talking about natural gas? yes, sir. no, you misunderstood. what i did is signed this thing, we're going to conduct a study on the effects of lng. i said no, you're not, sir. you paused it. this is doing massive damage to our economy, national security. it occurred to me he was not lying to me. he genuinely didn't know what he signed. liz: wow that was speaker mike johnson with a shocking

bombshell, president biden has been signing executive orders not knowing what the heck he was signing. what the orders were about. not remembering what he even signed. let's welcome former presidential candidate and the host of the larry elder show, larry elder. larry? what do you make of this? doesn't this confirm joe biden was not in control but also the cia director had to be there? don't we need a thorough investigation of this? >> yeah, of course it confirms it but it was a lengthy article in the "wall street journal" saying nobody was home. his staffers surrounded him, barricaded him, shielded him from important meetings. new york times did as well. this is going on for four years. somebody else has been in charge. somebody else has been issuing orders, making very important national security decisions. joe biden has not been president for a very very long time, and all of these people who were around biden, his inner circle, conspired to prevent the american people from knowing all of this. this is very very scary. who has been running country

for the last four years? liz: if he doesn't have the mental capacity, right, in other words you have to be mentally competent but he's signing executive orders so now he's accused of violating the constitution 15 minutes left in his presidency he preemptively pardons his brothers james and frank biden, three other family members. they were deeply involved in the biden family business profiting off of biden's government job, and he preemptively pardoned dr. fauci and general milley. what do you make of that? >> and liz cheney. you know, when biden was saying i was not going to pardon my son hunter i went on the air and said oh, yes he will. furthermore he's going to pardon the members of his family and himself as well. the only thing i was wrong about is he would pardon himself and i realized why i was wrong because special counsel with joe biden because he was an elderly man with a poor memory and no jury would find him not guilty so i think biden feels that donald

trump feels the same way, and so therefore, donald trump not going to go after joe biden but he would go after my family and remember biden once when asked whether you are going to pardon yourself he said i haven't done anything wrong. therefore, what he's saying is my family members have done something wrong, so you can't have it both ways. liz: yeah, i mean, we've got a new gallup poll coming in. the u.s. majority of americans say the u.s. did lose ground on 17 out of 18 big issues. this other story, larry too. the new york times is reporting that president biden was so out of it that he would need to use teleprompters in the private homes of his fundraisers, small fundraisers at these private homes alarming to democrat donors and they were told to give their questions in advance ahead of time. we're talking small gatherings inside their homes. >> yeah. and jerry clooney knew this , with a big fundraiser for joe biden and knew he was mentally

not there and then after the debate then he writes that letter and essentially gets him kicked off the ticket along with nancy pelosi. again, they all knew this. they all conspired. liz: but they, the accusation they covered up and raised money for president biden. >> that's right. and liz, had they not done this they could have had a primary and a candidate that stood a chance of beating donald trump so it didn't help them or the country certainly but then to protect the decline of our commander-in-chief. it really really hurt the party and the country and ultimately it helped donald trump come back to the white house. liz: analysts keeps telling us it's so dangerous america was put through this and really dangerous for america to be put in that position. larry elder a pleasure, wonderful to have you back on always great to see you. larry elder there good to see you again. you're looking at a live shot, the presidential parade in washington at any moment president trump will deliver remarks.

he's going to sign a series of day one executive orders. it's the beginning of a wave of possibly 200 executive orders. we will bring it to you live when it happens, now to this. >> i've never been that impressed with his political operation. >> biden's operation? >> yeah, i'm not. i just haven't been. there are some people who were unhappy. it didn't sound like joe biden to me. i think it's a legitimate question to say, is this an episode or is this a condition? liz: that was nancy pelosi going after joe biden before eventually helping to push him out of the race. he's in cognitive decline. now nancy pelosi's daughter is get anything in on the fight and publicly going after joe and jill biden. next tomi lahren will react to the details also coming up, trump is going to stop the boonedoggles, and the divisiveness from dei and the federal government. he's going to get rid of it joining a growing list of

companies already ditching dei. radio host jason rantz is here to talk about it but first let's check in with my buddies dagen and brian to hear what is coming up next hour on the bottom line. brian: good to see you liz. thanks very much we'll be watching the inaugural parade and looking out for all those executive orders. stick with us on that plus victor davis hanson on trump shaking up foreign policy with foreign leaders at the inauguration today, and victor avilla, lots of border news, he's with us to break it down. dagen: liz peek and dana loesch on the dawn of a new golden age in america. their takeaways from trump's speeches today and also, biden's parting shot pardoning his family. yeah. top of the hour. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪

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liz: welcome back the democrat civil war has exploded. politico reports joe biden and jill biden are furious at nancy pelosi for helping to get biden to not run again, but now, nancy pelosi's daughter alexandra pelosi publicly attacking both joe and jill biden. joining us now fox news contributor out kick host tomi lahren. let's get to the details. alexander pelosi said, "if i was lady mcbiden, i'd put on my big

girl pants, play the long game, and think about my husband's legacy." that's nancy pelosi's daughter attacking jill biden. >> well liz i'm going to say something i never thought i'd say and that's i agree with the pelosis. listen, the pelosis, nancy pelosi did save joe biden's legacy because nancy pelosi had the where with all to understand that donald trump was going to win that election on november 5. she knew it and she would rather have kamala harris lose to donald trump than have joe biden lose to donald trump and i think nancy and her entire family are a little bit upset that the biden family doesn't understand what she did and others did to push joe out of the way to save himself from the embarrassment of having to run against donald trump and be crushed by donald trump and if anybody, liz, should be upset with the pelosis, it should be kamala harris because she was really the sacrificial lamb in all of this. her political career is likely over as it should be, but nancy saved joe from utter embarrassment. liz: so whose the leader of the democrat party now? >> well liz i don't think they

have one. if you look at social media, you might think that aoc is the leader because she's very active on instagram and tiktok but that does not make obviously a policy leader. i don't think she's ever actually gotten a piece of policy through other than the green new deal inspiration, but the democrat party right now have no one, but on the other side of the aisle we have president donald trump and we have fresh faces that are going to be taking over the legacy of donald trump come 2028, democrats have four years to figure out who that person is going to be and they can do better than joe and kamala. liz: tomi lahren sorry we ran out of time. good to see you. we are just moments away from president trump. he's about to speak at the presidential parade in d.c. the president will also be signing a wave of day one executive orders. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. but first this. >> next up president trump is reforming the federal government starting day one getting rid of costly divisive wastely dei.

this has got the far left in an uproar. radio host jason rantz is with us to break it down next. please stay right there.

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>> [marching band playing] liz: looking at a live shot of the mississippi valley state university marching band in full flourishes, president trump at capital one arena in d.c. the president is about to deliver remarks and start signing a slew of executive orders. he will be introduced by his special envoy to the middle east, let's welcome seattle talk radio host and author jason rantz. first your remarks on today. what's your reaction to what you saw today? >> it was inspiring. it was a long time coming, like so many other people i was saying to myself for months, january 20 can't come fast enough and i thought his speech, donald trump's speech was exactly what we needed to hear which is a message that simply says, we are back. it's how i've been feeling since the election. liz: why do you feel like it couldn't come fast enough? many americans feel the same way. the president today announced he will stop diversity equity and

inclusion boondoggles in the federal government. that's discovered as toxic and divisive. even rutgers said it's bad for companies and likely bad for america. why do you say it couldn't come soon enough? >> well i think that's a perfect example. getting rid of dei in this whole idea of being obsessed, hyper-focused on identity. i don't want us as a society being fixated on whether or not someone checks off some boxes so they get a job with the government. i've heard over and over and over again from folks on the left that you want an administrative that looks like you. you want an fbi team that looks like you. i don't need that. if the fbi is involved in a good looking jew is there to serve the call just like me, great. if not, that's okay as well. i just want to know they're there because they know what they're doing and the best of the best. that meritocracy isn't a dirty word, and under the biden administration, we've been told that that's white supremacist thinking that we have to solely focus on the individuals

identity and i think that it's just so incredibly dismissive of the people who are hired and inherently in the culture that it creates. liz: what do you expect for the future of america under trump, jason? >> i'm expecting the return to what he was doing in his first term, except on steroids. i expect it's going to take a little bit of time to turn the economy around and get the crime crisis and the immigration issues under control, but i do think ultimately having someone at the top, actually leading, is going to benefit us all. liz: jason rantz pleasure to have you on today on this historic day for america. it is the new era of the trump administration. i'm elizabeth macdonald, thank you so much for watching the "evening edit." don't forget to dvr us and now it's time for my buddies at the bottom line dagen and brian what a day. dagen: thanks e-mac. liz: good to see you