larry: as i said, i hope president trump keeps the strongest possible continuous pressure on china. destroying our mom and pop stores. smuggling fentanyl in through this $800 exemption which i think is gone now and killing hundreds of thousands of kids, wherever there's mischief in the world, china can be found and somethings got to be done about it and elizabeth macdonald is going to do something right away. next up on this show. liz: larry we've got breaking news. 280,000 americans are dead from fentanyl under the biden white house so precursor chemicals made by china. thank you so much for a great show larry. welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. we're going to dip in right now to president trump sitting with

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. let's listen. >> do you agree with trump's vision of getting the hostages back home if it meant to end the war? >> well i'm not sure that you articulate correctly what the president's vision is. he can speak for himself. he does that very very well. i have my own views. three goals and i will meet all three goals. i think the president can help. >> terrorists who murdered hundreds of people were part of the deal? >> it's a horrible thing. we can't forget it. i'll never forget it and you can't forget it and some people want to put it out of their memory but we're not going to ever let that happen. october 7 was a horrible period of time, and people like to

pretend it didn't happen like the holocaust didn't happen. same mindset. we're going to get this wrapped up and done and we're also dealing successfully with russia and ukraine and we'll get that done at some point in the not too distant futurist a complex problem also, but we solve problems. when i left we had no problem. there was no ukraine and russia fighting. there was no october 7. there was nothing and some very poor leadership led to a lot of problems and a lot of death, and it's a shame but we'll put it out and put out the fires. we have a lot of fires we'll put out. >> [overlapping speakers] >> palestinian state like the peace plan you presented in january 2020. is this plan still on the table? >> well a lot of plans change with time and a lot of death has occurred since i left and now came back. this death occurred not while i

was here but while somebody else was here. it shouldn't have happened. they shouldn't have allowed it to happen. it would have never happened and that includes russia-ukraine would have never happened. not even a little bit. not even a chance, but now we are faced with a situation that's different. in some ways better and in some ways worse, but we are faced with a very complex and difficult situation, but we'll solve the problem. >> mr. president, what other countries do you think might accept palestinian from gaza? >> i think jordan and egypt, they have spoken about it with you and they say they aren't going to accept. i say they will but other countries will accept also. i think that gaza maybe is a demolition site right now. if you look at gaza, there's hardly a building standing and the ones that are are going to collapse. you can't live in gaza and we need another location and it should be a location that's

going to make people happy. you look over the decades. it's all death in gaza. this has been happening for years. it's all death. if we can get a beautiful area to reset el people permanently in nice homes and where they can be happy and not shot and not killed and knifed to death line what's happening in gaza, and right now, you have in gaza a very dangerous situation in terms of explosives all over the place. in terms of tunnels that nobody knows whose in the tunnel, the whole thing is a mess and i think that if we can resettle and i believe we can do it in areas where the leaders currently say no. i've been saying that with mexico, having to do with the border and all of the things and you saw what happened 10,000 soldiers and they are going to do a good job and i believe canada will do a good job also and they said the same thing and then they did something much different than what you were hearing. this is a very, very difficult

situation but we're going to get it solved. i don't think people should be going back to gaza. i think that gaza has been very unlucky for them. they have lived like hell, like they are living in hell. gaza is not a place for people to be living and the only reason they want to go back and i believe this strongly is because they have no alternative. what's the alternative? there's no other alternative. if they had an alternative they would much rather not go back to gaza and live in a beautiful, alternative that's safe. >> peter? >> would palestinians is the right to return to gaza if they left while rebuilding? >> it be my hope we could do something really nice, really good where they wouldn't want to return. why would they want to return? the place has been hell. its been one of the meanest toughest places on earth and right now, i'm seeing

every picture from every angle, better than if i were there and nobody could live there. you can't live there, so if we can build them through massive amounts of money, supplied by other people, very rich nations, and they are willing to supply it, if we can build something for them and one of the countries that it could be jordan and it could be egypt and other countries, and you could build four or five or six areas. it doesn't have to be one area but you take certain areas and you build really good quality housing, like a beautiful town, like some place where they could live and not die because gaza is a guarantee they are going to end up dying. the same thing will happen again. its happened over and over again and it's going to happen again, as sure as you're standing there, peter. so, i hope that we could do something where they wouldn't want to go back. who would want to go back? they have experienced nothing

but death and destruction. >> what will you do then? >> i don't think they are going to tell me. i don't think they will tell me. i think they are going to tell biden though and tell other people. >> so you think it will happen? >> i think there's a good chance, yes. >> how many people are you thinking about? >> all of them. we're talking about probably a million, seven, maybe a million eight but i think all of them will be resettled in areas where they can live a beautiful life and not be worried about dying every day. >> [overlapping speakers] >> mr. president, do you support settlements back in gaza in the next years? >> say it? >> do you support? >> i don't see it happening. it's too dangerous for people. nobody can go there.

it's too dangerous. nobody wants to be there. warriors don't want to be there. soldiers don't want to be there. how can you have people go back? you're saying go back into gaza now? the same thing will happen. it's only death. the best way to do it is go out and get beautiful, open areas, with the sunlight coming through. >> that's not what i meant. >> they are not going to want to go back to gaza. >> prime minister netanyahu what is your message to the families of the hostages to look at the deal and worried this won't go through. what do you say to them at this moment? >> same message i said from the beginning of the war. get them out. get them back. we've got over 70%, close to 75% of the people who everybody believed will not get out, we got them in successive deals and with the help of president trump most recently. we're not giving up on any of them and our other warriors. hamas is not in gaza and we'll get everyone back.

>> what about reaching phase ii of the cease-fire? how optimistic are you about that happening? >> we'll try. that's one of the things we're going to talk about here. when israel and the united states work together, and president trump and i work together, the chances go up a lot. it's when we don't work together, israel and the united states don't work together, that creates problems. when the other side sees daylight between us and occasionally in the last few years, to put it mildly. then it's more difficult. when we cooperate chances are good. >> say it? >> is it the right time to do it once and for all? >> so you say iran is so weak. i appreciate you saying that. they're not weak. they are very strong and we're not going to allow them to have a nuclear weapon. it's very simple. i signed a very strong

proclamation. iran was in big trouble when i left. they were broke. they didn't have money for hamas. they didn't have any money for hezbollah, yet no problem. october 7 could have never happened. when i left, october 7 could have never happened and frankly, russia and ukraine as i said could never have happened. they became very strong, very fast. they sold massive amounts of oil to china and everybody else who would not buy the oil when i was president because we said don't buy the oil, and they became very rich, very quickly. they're not weak. they aren't weak. doesn't mean they won't be weak but you know what? we just don't want them to have a nuclear weapon. they can't have a nuclear we weapon. >> [overlapping speakers] >> what do you know about anything? >> so if that option is on the table, president trump? is that option on the table? >> you're not just talking about jordan. >> no, it could be other places

too. there are many people that reached out. many countries and leaders of countries that reached out that would like to participate in that. doesn't have to be jordan and egypt but i think it be also them. >> your relationship with mr. netanyahu had ups and downs. how would you describe it right now? >> i think it's mostly ups. >> [inaudible] >> what? >> the palestinian authority, can it rule gaza, what do you think? >> its had a pretty hard time wouldn't you say? its had a pretty bad time of it. >> mr. president, qatar has criticized in the pastas a funder of terrorism. do you think they are part of a solution or the problem? >> i think they are trying to help. qatar is absolutely trying to help. i know them very well and they are doing everything they can. very tough situation, but they're absolutely trying to help. okay, thank you, very much, everybody.

>> let's go, guys, thank you. liz: president trump making headlines, meeting with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. let's bring in harvard law professor alan dershowitz. it's great to see you again. let's talk first. the president made headlines. no nuclear weapon for iran. he is israel's leader, benjamin netanyahu said that biden put daylight between the u.s. and israel and that created more danger for the region. can you take on those two issues right now? >> sure. it was a pleasure to see two of my oldest friends together. i've known bb since 1970 and donald trump for a long time. these are two strong, strong leaders who together can really help bring about peace in the middle east. it was thrilling for me to hear from the president of the united states that iran will not, under any circumstances, develop nuclear weapons. look, barack obama told me the same thing, but he broke his promise.

he had me in the oval office and he made me that promise and he didn't carry it out. i am confident that president trump and benjamin netanyahu together will prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons, and i think the prospects for real peace in the middle east including saudi arabia increase when israel and the united states work together. netanyahu is 100% correct. as soon as they saw daylight, as soon as hamas saw daylight between the biden administration and israel, they took advantage of it and they didn't send the hostages back and delayed the cease-fire and that doesn't come from me. that comes from former secretary of state blinken who said the same thing, so i think today was a great day for peace and great day for israel. liz: president trump is saying that basically joe biden helped iran get its hands-on more oil money, selling oil basically blowing through the u.s. sanctions there, that iran was broke, he said, when he left.

there was no money for hamas or hezbollah. there was no russia-ukraine war, and so there's that and then we have now, the news coming in. president trump stopped u.s. involvement with the u.n. human rights council and defunded the u.n. aid unit. some of the staffers accused of funding terrorists including the terror attack on israel by hamas. >> well, of course no decent person should be funding the u.n. council on human wrongs. it's like funding the kkk. you have countries like iran running the council. they condemn only israel and the united states and they never ever condemn the countries that commit genocide, so i'm very happy that the united states is getting out of the u.n. council and human rights. liz: yeah, they've been accused of whitewashing human rights abusers for years including nations like unwa and the u.n.

human rights, including nations like iran so when you look at this , the president was also talking about relocating people out of gaza. now, media is not going to cover this. we're getting information from d.c. sources that trump is absolutely correct. gaza is filled with land mines, boobie traps, ied's and it's extremely dangerous and now the headlines are trump wants to rip people in gaza away from their homes and it's not what's going on. he's saying it's unsafe to live there and he wants to relocate them to places like egypt or jordan, so this is to your point the president being a leader. a president showing leadership where people in d.c. have said to the "evening edit" that they have felt they had zero leadership in the middle east for years under biden. >> you're 100% right. look this shows great imagination. it's possibly, i don't know if it's possible, gaza could be cleared for two years. all of the tunnels can be

dismantled. buildings could be built. gaza could become the mediterranean and it could be what israel left it in 2005 and hamas took it over and turned it into an open-air prison, as if israel had something to do with it. it's hamas. if you could start from scratch and get the people even temporarily out of gaza, rebuild it from scratch, no tunnels, no rockets, and only people who are not terrorists, not members of hamas, that could be a game changer in the middle east and maybe it could be the establishment of a peaceful palestinian, that be a good thing for the palestinian people. liz: it's really thinking outside of the box, here, thank you, alan dershowitz, for being with us again. it's good to see you. let's turn to this story. was a crucial day for trump cabinet nominees, rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard advanced out of committees to be confirmed and we're monitoring

the confirmation vote for a.g. pick pam bondi. let's bring in congressman russel frye. great to see you again. what do you make of the news on this today. the democrats in the media were reportedly not confirmed but it looks like tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. are going to head to a confirmation vote. what do you think will happen? >> well i think if they clear the committees i think that's a very good sign for trump's picks to be confirmed by the broader senate. i think the committee structure seems to be the biggest litmus test as far as i'm concerned that if they could make it through that, that on the floor, that they would succeed and so i think it's a promising day for the president and for these nominees. look, i mean, democrats don't have the votes in the senate. republicans have 53 and so you know, you could afford to lose one or two but going through these committees and this process where the bulk of the questioning is a lot of senators concerned about these nominees now coming on board and supporting the president's picks is a good sign. liz: so separate issue.

the story of the nine fbi agents. the nine fbi agents who filed a class action suit against the justice department for having to sign a questionnaire saying if they worked on the january 6 case or the trump classified docs case where there was a raid on trump's mar-a-lago. we're hearing 5,000 fbi agents worked on january 6? i mean, we have house homeland security committee reports say there are jihad plots in 30 u.s. states. we had an afghan national who wanted to do an election day bombing in oklahoma city. we still have 2,000, more than 2,000 terrorists were caught crossing the u.s. border under the biden white house but you put what? 40% of fbi agents on january 6? >> i think it's just a mistake of priorities and the american people are rightly frustrated when they see this. we need to return the fbi and the department of justice back to their critical mission of keeping our community safe. they don't do that for four years so this president will do

that. liz: congressman russel frye, sorry we have limited time. the president spoke at the top of the hour. great to see you again. we hope that you will join us again soon. good to have you on. now listen to this. >> u.s. id saves lives around the globe. >> people could die if funds are cutoff to the places that u.s. aid funds. >> if we don't, you could have literally millions of deaths. liz: okay, the media, even far left bill gates, wildly fear mongering, claiming without any proof that people will literally die if we do not waste your tax dollars overseas via usa id. coming up we've got why they are so off base and the president is talking, not talking about cutting any aid help via usaid. it's talking about corruption. tracking records and president trump has had it and putting most of the u.s. aid staff now on leave and we'll show you the corrupt items of what's

going on there and how it is wasting your money. we've got it tonight. also this story. >> i think the mayor is listening to the constituents he cares most about which is hyper liberal white progressives in the city of chicago and not concerned about african americans. he is playing a game of chicken with their lives and it's disgusting. liz: we've got far left chicago mayor johnson plummeting to new record lows in the polls. but he's doubling down on failure and raging chicago residents more not working with i.c.e. to deport criminal illegal aliens. tonight chicago resident danielle carter walters is back to give the mayor a piece of her mind plus more and more voters applaud america returning to normal feeling safe again. the latest numbers of border arrests and deportations you'll find out who border czar tom homan is going after, next. also, there's a major new development to el salvadore offering to open up mega president ons to illegal aliens

out of the united states. find out what that is about, coming up. but first, this story. >> your response to the trade war is to tell us guacamole is made of avocados? >> democrats, can you please stop. >> [laughter] >> trottins schumer out there? liz: that's liberal comedian john stuart ripping democrats for trotting out chuck schumer and their lame her it's hysterd going after trump. outkick tomi lahren will react, it's coming up. please stay right there. >> a lot of the things, a lot of people at the superbowl have beer and guac. all of it comes from mexico, much of it comes from mexico and the prices of these things are likely to go up.

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liz: welcome back. doge is moving to economically transform the u.s. government. elon musk is chipping away at federal waste and corruption. hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more on this. hillary? reporter: good evening, liz. no government agency is untouchable when it comes to tracking how much government

money is being spent. the small business administration is the latest government agency to get doge. elon musk's team asking for access to their payment history and contract information. musk's government-wide audit is disturbing some democrats particularly his access to the treasury department's payment system. minority leader chuck schumer calling what doge is doing a hostile takeover of the government. >> elon musk took issues to my warning that doge is operating in many ways like a shadow government. give me a break. nothing extremes democracy like having a secret squad of company men pull off a hostile takeover of america's social security and tax information in the dead of night? reporter: musk hitting back at schumer saying he's mad that doge is dismantling the radical left shadow government in full view of the public. this is our one chance to return power to the people from an unelected bureaucracy back to

democracy, but republicans say doge is doing the math adding up every dollar of taxpayer cash that the government is spending. >> the democrats need to get used to this. we are going to find ways to focus our american taxpayer dollars on the things they should be spent on, so get ready for disruption and get used to disruption. reporter: liz, elon musk may have his sights set on the irs next. he posted a poll on x asking people if they want to see doge audit the tax agency. liz? liz: you're terrific thank you so much now listen to this. >> your response to the trade war is to tell us guacamole is made of avocados? democrats? can you please stop. >> [laughter] >> trotting schumer out there? >> [applause] >> every time trump traverses

into the unreal? he's not good at this. what is the decision-making process here? who should we get out there to effectively battle one of the most savvy presidential media manipulate or in history? how about schumer? liz: that was john stuart telling democrats stop deploying senator chuck schumer. it's not working. people don't believe him. this is the story. the federal government has a record number of workers at 3 million and also there's literally trillions of dollars in waste flying out the door since over the last generation. that's from the cbo and watchdogs. joining us now the host of 100 days with tomi lahren or fox nation. host of tomi lahren and outkick.com the one and only tomi lahren. your reaction to the democrats keeping up chuck schumer. what do you think of this? >> well listen. that's going to go over like a led balloon and when they trot out nancy pelosi or hillary clinton or kamala harris at this point. i think the democrat party is in

desperate need of new leadership. they know that. they are well aware and have a couple of years to get it together but beyond that, you know the message is also the problem beyond just the messenger. you've got senator chuck schumer out there essentially echoing what many on the democrat side have been saying the last couple of weeks that we should allow unvetted undocumented illegal immigrants to pour into our country because we need cheap labor. we should allow these countries to pump fentanyl and drugs into our nation as well as illegal immigrants and traffic human beings into our country because we need guacamole and corona. it's really a tired argument and also an inappropriate argument and the american people, they're not buying it. liz: let's go back to what democrats are doing right at this moment and holding a press conference called nobody elected elon musk. you know, nobody elected biden's cabinet. no democrat primary voter elected kamala harris either. what doge is doing and this is

the media is not picking up on this. there's about 20,000 government workers already took trump's buy-out so far. what people may not realize is trump is moving on a major software modernization involving artificial intelligence that could totally rewire life in america. voters may not have to wait months even years for the social security benefit checks or medicare checks. musk has enlisted a group of college-age a.i. software geniuses to do this. that's the story. >> yeah, let's do things more efficiently and save money while we're at it. i have my concerns about some of this a.i. technology. of course i support american workers and i want them to have great high-paying jobs, but i think when we're talking about government waste, fraud and abuse, i understand that some people are a little upset at the amount of influence elon musk has and you know maybe there's a discussion to be had there even within the trump administration, but the fact of the matter is, is that elon musk on the campaign trail talked about doge, talked about being able to

spearhead an effort to end government waste, fraud and abuse, and the american people voted for that, so i think that he's doing exactly what many americans want him to do and i think that they need to take the temperature of the american people because the american people do not want to be spending money on pet projects and global initiatives like we have been doing. it's time for major change and if elon musk is the one that's going to bring that i think most americans would applaud and welcome it. liz: thank you so much, tomi lahren. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. >> they said that the database, oh, it doesn't exist. that was a lie. that was a lie. it was false, because we found it. >> it's beyond repair. liz: that was senator joni ernst telling elon musk usaid staffers routinely lied to her and covered up and obstructed the senator's oversight mandated by the u.s. constitution. coming up we've got even more corruption exposed

at australians we're digging in but first this. >> i'm not going back to haiti. >> thank obama for everything he did for me. liz: coming up an update on the latest news on i.c.e. arrests an deportations, plus find out who border czar tom homan is going after next. please stick with us we'll be right back after the break. >> once we secure the border and make it more difficult for them to make money, it's going to become violent. you'll see violence on the border and it's unfortunate, but we know it's coming. border patrol is prepared. it's great to have a military on the southern border. they're prepared. it be a bad move on their part to harmony border patrol agent or soldier because president trump will reply with great force and i think he has the capability of wiping these cartels off the face of the earth.

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them are criminals so absolutely. we have the ability to go after them and remove them from this country yes. liz: this story too. what did you make of secretary of state rubio getting an unprecedented deal with el salvadore's president to take in defortees, plus el segundo is going to make in american criminals like rapers and robbers. what do you make of this deal? >> that just goes to the strength and power of president trump. the respect that other countries have for his ability to get things done and so i think that it's a really really good thing. it is unprecedented and i would love to see the worst of the worst be sent to either these countries like el salvadore where people think twice about coming into our country while they are here illegally. liz: national border patrol

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liz: welcome back at any moment president trump will hold a new press conference alongside israeli prime minister netanyahu at the white house. this is his first joint news conference with the foreign leader in his second term. now to this. >> this began years ago when we were trying to figure out what they were doing with our

american taxpayer dollars that were going to support humanitarian efforts, and ukraine, so i wanted to know exactly how those dollars were being spent. we've got all kinds of threats from australians because i was g to exercise my capacity in congress. >> that's just shocking. >> it is a nightmare trying to follow that money and to understand what is actually being used for. liz: okay that's the chair of the doge caucus and senate, senator joni ernst talking about abuse of taxpayers of usaid, and upwards of 50% went toward overhead for rent and salaries, and entertainment expenses but they threatened her and she has a constitutional right to do oversight. joining us now from house financial services congressman dan meuser.

congressman? here is what we found. show the list of what's going on at usaid. they wasted $20 million to recreate sesame street in iraq. $9 million meant for syria went to al qaeda terrorists and aid money meant for ukraine went to london fashion week and also to new york city. so, this is what joni ernst is trying to stop. what do you think? >> well i'll tell you what. you just hit the tip of the iceberg on that list, liz. the waste that has come out of usaid, the unbelievable level of taxpayer dollars that goes into australians. usaid.i had samantha power in s and we were asking the questions, and they were even, i was asking why don't we try subsidizing at least if we do that, natural gas in africa, and they were pushing solar panels. this was all about ideology.

it's horrific and this is exactly why doge members were not allowed in and why we elected president trump who we're scrutinizing these things far better and being allowed to. there was no transparency. there was no openness. we couldn't get the details. well the details are coming out and unfortunately the american people won't like them but they are going to be stopped. liz: it's corruption. what do you make of this? president trump reportedly putting the majority of usaid d.c. staffers on leave. you know, usaid was created at the height of cold far to fight communism and do liberal market capitalism but senator ernst said they threatened her and her staff, when she started to look into their corruption. that's her constitutional oversight duty. i mean, the media and democrats are trying to claim that usaid will starve women and children. no. it's about stopping corruption and stopping left wing activist groups and consultants and

ideologies and getting the money to women and children. >> liz, there's so much corruption. every department that i look into, every agency that has situations like this. rubio is now in charge of usaid. they did the right thing in closing it down. we have to correct it. that's what we were elected to do. it l happen and we're all seeing president trump is doing it sooner rather than later. liz: congressman meuser, we'll stay on this story. thanks for joining us good to have you on. okay you are taking a live look any moment president trump will hold a new press conference with israel prime minister netanyahu at the white house. we're going to get you the latest when they come out. now to this. >> look at chicago. the volume of crime that they have and the viciousness of the crime. these people are horrible people. liz: that was president trump on what is going on in

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>> i think the mayor is listening to constituents he cares most about the hyper l liberal white progressives in the city of chicago he is not concerned about african-american. >> he is a strong advocate for human rights, if you are here and m not a citizen and committing heinous crimes, he wants to protect you, he is listening to an extreme branch of city that think we should be protecting anyone with undocumented status, no matter what they are accused of. >> they are not going after

grandma and grandpa -- they are going after hardened criminals. elizabeth: johnson saying he is not letting i.c.e. deport criminal illegal aliens, he does not care about chicago and its safety or america, he is favoring violent criminal illegal aliens could welcome to show, chicago residence danielle carter walters. what do you make of what you just heard what is happening? >> well, we know that the democrats policies, are anti-american, period. and brandon johnson is hell bent on destroying chicago. as we see, that we see that the illegals now are burning american flags, they are while holding foreign flags, and they are also saying death to america, they hate president trump. which to me, should be ai

insurrection, they are terrorists, i believe that is an insult to all of the soldiers who fought and risked their lives and lost their lives for this country. so, they need to go to jail, and brandon johnson. elizabeth: also an insult it your first res responder husband who is a fireman, you put your lives on the line protect people, chicago mayor approval rating plummeted to 14%, a record 18% disapproval, he is the most unpopular in chicago history, it is getting -- is it getting any safer in chicago with tom homan and president trump's crackdown? >> well, what is happening is, we don't see a lot of illegal restaurants on the streets, it is like they are gone to hiding.

we don't usually see at home depot, you would see hundreds of them, now you don't see them, johnson has spent money on workshops, and things to protect them. to shield them. we see that. he needs to go to jail for treason, he is not listening toesto the citizens of chicago or america. >> thank you so much. >> time to send it over to dagen and jason, take it away. >> thank you. elizabeth: you got it. >> mr. netanyahu we heard joe biden and donald trump take credit for hostage and ceasefire deal. who do you think deserved more credit? >> i