larry: all right don't forget musk and trump on hannity tonight. it's going to be a barn-burner and by the way, musk is just getting started with the doge story. fraud and corruption,

everywhere, but not elizabeth macdonald, ever. liz: thank you, larry. they haven't even gotten to medicare and medicaid. it's amazing. we're right in it. larry you know a generation ago you've been talking about it. i've been talking about corruption and now we're here. they are doing it thank you so much, larry a great show. good to see you welcome to the "evening edit" we've got news coming in i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> i've got a lot of friends who are democrats and they haven't asked me for advice but if they did i'd tell them look, you just got to try harder not to suck. the democrats have chosen to support the bureaucrats and the spending porn over the american taxpayer. the party is controlled right now by people who majored in online activism with a minor in puberty. liz: yeah, he said that. that was senator john kennedy giving democrats common sense advice which is stop blocking doge. stop blocking trump. we've got breaking news.

the victory for trump and doge. judge tonya chucktin gave the green light to doge. this is the third democrat-appointed judge to reject democrats. now the trump revolution really begins. overturning democrat-run d.c. stopping waste and corruption including spending your tax money on special interests that likely recycles back as donations in order to stay in power. also tonight, this disturbing controversy. doge found the government is not tracking or tracing a mass massive $4.7 trillion in spending of your tax money. plus, social security lists 25 million people over the age of 100. even someone whose older than america and older than the u.s. constitution. tonight, congressman jeff van drew is here to react to more and more corruption and fraud getting exposed in d.c. also tonight this story. >> it's this whole sort of, trump derangement syndrome and

you don't realize how real this is until you can't reason with people. liz: elon musk spoke exclusively to fox news shawn hannity about his personal experience with so-called trump derangement syndrome. american majority ceo ned ryun is here to react we've got it plus this story for you. >> the air traffic control is responsible for all of the aircraft activity here at toronto and the surrounding areas. liz: the ceo of the toronto airport's authority says the faa and the united states has absolutely nothing to do with canadian air space. tonight, the media and liberals like pete buttigieg getting slammed trying to blame trump for the delta plane crash in toronto. outkick tomi lahren is here to react to the sound. look at that, tomi, we're excited but first this story. >> the news is coming in a third democrat appointed judge,

tonya chutkin gave the green light to doge rejecting 14 democrat state a.g.'s and their demand for a temporary restraining order to block doge from researching data and waste at federal agencies and also, blocking doge from firing government workers. now they can do it. doge is now clocking in tens of billions of dollars in taxpayer savings. we are still less than one month into the trump white house. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more on the story. hillary? reporter: good evening liz. doge has saved u.s. taxpayers $55 billion so far. they are also going on a hunt for $4.7 trillion that they say has left the treasury but is almost impossible to trace because before doge, a majority of payments made at the treasury didn't need to be tied to a budget item, leading to trillions in mystery spending. white house counselor to president trump says she wouldn't be surprised if some of those trillions ended up in people's pockets right here in d.c. >> trillions of dollars with no name, no identifier, that could

just be spent. now do we believe there's fraud? absolutely. you're looking at somehow some of these bureaucrats from d.c. that have never left but then make hundreds of thousands of dollars and are somehow worth tens of millions of dollars. do we believe there's a chance they could be funneling these to ngo's with interest? reporter: today doge could be getting access to the irs sensitive payment system that holds taxpayer records. doge is also eying social security for fraud. democrats hope the courts step in and stop it . there's already lawsuits filed on this that once again just like with the irs data, the court, a court, will find that no, you can't just start rifling around, rum aging through people's social security data. reporter: musk isn't snooping, he's looking for fraud saying "if i wanted to rum age through random perm stuff, i could have done that at paypal, hello, having tens of millions of people marked in social security as alive when they are definitely dead is a huge problem." and the social security inspector general knows that

it's a huge problem. the ig flagged between 2015 and 2022 social security made $72 billion worth of improper payments. liz? liz: hillary vaughn, great reporting thank you so much. now please listen to this. >> president trump has directed elon musk and the doge team to identify fraud at the social security administration. they haven't dug into the books yet but they suspect that there are tens of millions of deceased people who are receiving fraudulent social security payments. >> you have, for example, foreign fraud rings. these are foreign nationals who come into the united states, they use fake social security numbers, fake identities, to steal billions in taxpayer benefits. there's no way to know until doge gains full access exactly how much money we're talking about, but over a 10-year normal budget window, you could be talking about say anything over a trillion dollars by clamping down on massive fraud and our tax and en titlement systems,

including again those carried out by organized fraud and theft rings. liz: okay. that was press secretary karoline leavitt. and trump advisor stephen miller on the massive problems doge is uncovering at social security. we're hearing doge will launch a new algorithm to knockout social security fraud. you know, this is really interesting stuff. we were just researching the news coming in. let's bring in from house judiciary new jersey congressman jeff van drew. congressman, can you help us out? great to have you on we appreciate you for joining us. democrats, we don't understand why democrats are trying to stop trump and doge saving taxpayer money, stopping corruption and waste. we don't understand why the social security acting chief tried to block doge. now we're seeing federal judge, she's the third democrat judge to say yes, give the green light to doge. that democrats don't have a standing to block it. this is a victory for doge but why are democrats trying to block doge? >> i think it's crazy. i think they are making a tactical, political mistake.

it's the wrong thing to do. what you really have to understand here is that every dollar that is wasted, every dollar that goes to transgender in colombia, that goes to purchasing condoms for the taliban, that goes for muppet productions, you know, at various locations around the world. what are we doing? and when you do that, this is the important thing, liz. when you do that, you take away from real americans and real problems, so if you really do care about people's social security and care about their medicare, then you should care that there's not waste, fraud, and abuse and that every dollar goes back to the deserving americans who work their whole life to receive those dollars. that's the thing here. when money is wasted, when you abuse the system, you hurt american people. why would democrats want to be? why would they want to be in the side of hurting american people? liz: you know, how can these

numbers be real at social security? now we're finding 25 million people over the age of 100, that's who social security claims is over 100, 25 million? nearly 9 million are age 100 years old to 159? the cents us bureau says it's just about 86,000 or 100 years old and they have one person older than the u.s. constitution and older than america itself at 360 years old. there's got to be fraud here. they have 60 million more people in social security than the u.s. population, so there has to be fraud but the house democrats, are launching a litigation task force to sue the trump white house to stop all this. >> and you know what? even the democrat judges that were appointed by democrats realize it as well. thank god for once, they are really doing the right thing. i mean, clearly, the president has the right to look at all of this and make sure that we can stop the weaponization, stop the fraud and abuse. any president has that right but

elon musk is not making the decisions about where moneys going to be spent, where it's going to be cut, what the programs are going to be. he's simply evaluating and pointing out the huge problems that we have which by the way are beyond anything that you could imagine. this is like being in a surreal world. this is bizarre world. this is worse than, we knew it was bad, liz. honest had god, we just didn't know how bad. and it hurts the american people. liz: give the money back to the american people. it's their money. >> yes. liz: they keep raising taxes to pay for this. it is the american people's money. d.c. works for america. not the other way around. jeff van drew, thank you, congressman good to see you now listen to this. >> thank you. >> this whole sort of like, they call it like trump derange. syndrome, and you don't realize how real this is until you can't reason with people. so like i was at a friend's birthday party, just a dinner

and it was a nice quiet dinner and everyone was behave r normally and they happened to mention, this is an election, a month or two before, the president's name and it was they got shot with a dart in the jug it h jugular. like guys you can't have a normal conversation and it's like they become completely irrational. liz: that's elon musk in an exclusive interview with shawn hannity and fox news. you'll see the full interview tonight talking about his personal experience with so-called trump derange. syndrome saying he can't have a rational conversation when trump's name comes up about setting off liberals it airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. let's get right to america majority ceo ned ryun. what do you think of elon musk explaining this? is this going to go away or is it incurable? >> i think for some it's an in curable disease, liz. i don't know what the percentage is, but i think there are people

that quite frankly have become deeply irrational in the face of donald trump who quite frankly, i think, has been, is going to go down as one of the greatest presidents in american history, especially if he is successful with doge and then on making the administrative state and restoring representative government in this country, so but you are never going to get through to these people. there's a complete detachment from reality and from rational thought when donald trump is mentioned to them and quite frankly, i don't think it's an insignificant percentage. we shouldn't worry about it. the majority of the american people clearly the polls have shown it. donald trump is as popular as he's ever been and his policies more importantly, liz, are extremely popular with the american people. liz: and the polls show that. you know, it's mystifying why democrats are protesting in the streets, holding press conferences. they never held press conferences when aid money ran out for the victims of

hurricane helene and milton or the victims of the l.a. fires or the 13 troops killed in the botched exit out of afghanistan or the people murdered raped and killed and assaulted in border crisis biden ignited. trump is erasing biden's spending bureaucracy. we're finding, ned, tens of billions of dollars on what watchdogs are calling slush funds biden setup in both climate change and the border crisis, this infrastructure. he talked about was really an architect our of spending bureaucracy where tens of billions of dollars throughout the door for his policies that hurt america. >> the amazing part to me is democrats are leaderless, they have no winning ideas and we find them in the streets protesting on behalf of these, i would argue, lawless bureaucrats with their out of control corrupt spending. that's what the they have been reduce to. liz, i think the 4.7 trillion that had no coding next to it that went out of the treasury, that's about 13% of our entire

national debt. i think doge is just getting started. i think when the full story is actually told, you'll have a compelling narrative as to why we should undo the system of government that has led to this egregious spending. liz: it's democrat-run government. democrats dominate the majority of federal agencies, full stop. ned ryun thank you for helping us out tonight good to see you. now please listen to this. >> all gone. overnight. >> all gone. overnight for christina dry and adam dubard, fired this month in the chaotic shutdown of foreign aid, distributed by the u.s. agency for international development. usaid. liz: coming up yet another "60 minutes" controversy a clip of them top-spinning claiming they interviewed fired usaid workers making it out like they were on staff. they were not staff employees at all. we've got the details also this story. >> you said yesterday that people could be killed as a

result of this of rfk jr. being in this role. >> people could die. >> senator you said, "millions will die" if rfk jr. is confirmed. liz: okay, after all of the fear mongering by democrats, a new report tonight. more and more u.s. states embrace rfk jr.'s push to make america healthy again. watch this , it includes stopping people spending food stamps on junk food. it's about getting junk food out of schools. the numbers involved extremely large and alarming. the doctor is in dr. peter mucclough with his reaction and also a major new problem for democrats. their donors including billionaire donors are pulling the plug on donations to the democrat party. why are the democrat money men running away? we dig into the details but first this. >> last night, seven members of

the transportation safety board of canada arrived at toronto pearson to begin the investigation. 13 more of those investigators arrived today. liz: that was toronto airport's authority ceo saying canada's safety board is investigating the crash of that delta flight in toronto, canada but despite that liberals and mayor pete buttigieg are trying to blame trump. they are getting a major backlash for that. next, you won't believe what they are saying. also transportation secretary sean duffy is going after pete buttigieg and the far left and we've got the receipts of the transportation disasters that happened on pete buttigieg's watch. outkick tomi lahren is here to react to all of that and much more. please stick with us we're back in two. we've got a hot show for you tonight. >> the federal highway administration says only seven or eight charging stations have been produced of the 7.5 billion investment that taxpayers made back in 2021. why isn't that happening more quickly?

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flipped upside down. everyone survived but 21 are now injured including a child. fox news griff jenkins joins us live in washington with more. good to see you, griff. great to have you on. what's going on now? reporter: well good evening, liz. great to see you. canadian officials say that plane will remain on the runway for the next 48 hours, liz, as the canadian safety board investigates two individuals are all that remain hospitalized of those injured, but we got no new details about what caused that crash. now, this comes as democrats are not holding back. you are senate majority leader chuck schumer trying to tie the toronto crash to trump. secretary duffy and doge posting this , to those asking whether it matters if the planes destination was in canada, the flight took off from minneapolis. the faa was still responsible for inspecting the aviation equipment and trump just let go of faa safety specialist but white house press secretary karoline leavitt is firing back. >> it's incredibly

irresponsible for chuck schumer to say such a thing when the investigation is still under way. this crash unfortunately took place in canadian air space with canadian air traffic controllers overseeing it. reporter: this after democrat senator maria cantwell blasting the faa firing saying it's already short 800 technicians and these firings inject unnecessary risk into the air space in the aftermath of four deadly crashes in the last month. and former transportation secretary pete buttigieg questioned the safety of the firings, demanding answers, prompting current secretary sean duffy to set the record straight, saying that less than 400 to 45,000 faa employees were let go and all were probationary employees and ronna mcdaniel none were airtraffic controllery blasted mayor pete say he failed to update a world war ii system. liz: man, griff jenkins, thank you so much something else good to see you. now listen to this.

>> in terms of the recent string of aviation incidents, tom, this is going to yet again raise the concern about faa staffing. air traffic control staffing. now, this is a canadian air traffic control tower and under canadian authority once it crosses the border and yet there's this talk about maybe staff cuts at the faa as a part of president's effort to prim trimdown the federal workforce. >> there's no thread between those except the obvious which is that planes are crashing which is frightening but this is happening against the backdrop of massive cuts across the federal government, including at the faa. >> pretty dubious commentary from an nbc news reporter and cnn's dana bash. trying to claim president trump is to blame for the delta plane crash in toronto, even though it's a canadian air traffic control tower and winds in

the area were gusting very high to nearly 40 miles per hour. the control tower warned the pilots of a possible air flow bump on approach. let's bring in tomi lahren, the host of the tomi lahren on outkick.com. what do you make of the media here? >> well listen, liz. i think they are jumping the gun a little bit. we know president donald trumped wants canada to be our 51st state but canada is not yet our 51st state so once again they are not letting the facts get in the way of their story and their narrative here, blaming president trump and all of his appoint sees for everything all the time, no matter what. this is nothing new for them, but liz, i'll tell you what. there is no question we need to have a real discussion in this country and quite frankly around the world about air traffic controllers and the lack thereof, and i think it's a worthwhile discussion to have and i think that secretary duffy is having that discussion and that conversation getting qualified people in those roles. we know we need them.

they are vital. they are essential but liz, speaking of essential. this is a question i've been having for the last several years. how many of those air traffic controllers and other personnel in the airline industry were let go or forced out of their positions due to covid mandates and protocols? because we know that that industry was hit really hard with those mandates and those vaccine requirements and other protocols put in place during the covid era, so there's a lot of questions to be asked here. donald trump has been on-the-job for less than a month and sean duffy even less than that so let's give them some time to work through that. and have open dialogue based on fact. liz: you can't rush to a conclusion on what happened other than why democrats are doing that trying to find anything to slam trump for. transportation secretary sean duffy, pete buttigieg is trying to blame trump and the faa. duffy again says they fired less than 400 of the faa's pretty big 45,000 employees. they were all probationary meaning they had been hired less than a year ago.

no air traffic controllers, no critical safety personnel were let go. let's show the crisis the transportation problems that happened on mayor pete buttigieg's watch. secretary duffy is saying look at that. baltimore bridge collapse, train derails, the toxic train derailment in east palestine ohio. duffy is also saying that pete buttigieg setup slush funds for the green new scam, his words and environmental justice nonsense at the transportation department and that over 90% of the workforce under pete buttigieg's leadership worked from home. >> well not only that, liz but i'm old enough to remember during the covid era when secretary pete buttigieg took some time off when we had a supply chain crisis, but furthermore in these discussions, we also know that secretary pete buttigieg once made a claim that roads and bridges were in some way racist so again it was a large focus on dei and large focus on language and terminology during

his tenure, as transportation secretary, but i think we need to wait for this particular investigation to play out. let's see what actually happened here before we place blame, but i have full faith and confidence insect duffy. he's going to get to the bottom and show up and make his presence known and i know that this administration is dedicated to air safety and all safety. let's let it all play out and let's not focus on language and terminology. let's focus on the facts for once that be nice. liz: duffy is talk ability bringing in spacex engineers to upgrade the faa systems. that'll be interesting. tomi lahren you're always terrific. great to have you back on good to see you now listen to this. >> they aren't looking for competency and looking for if you're good at your job, but pure loyalty test and if you don't give it, you will be punished. >> and they had to leave the building and these are folks who had decades and decades of public service serving usaid. liz: cbs "60 minutes" has a

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the reports continue to come in from the new york times, the washington post, the hill newspaper the democrat party is divided, in disarray, brutal polls from cbs and marquette showing more americans rejecting them and turning to president trump. he is dominating the airwaves. let's take you now to fox news mark meredith standing by live from d.c. with more on the story. mark it's great to see you again. reporter: liz always a pleasure. president trump's re-election is forcing democrats to recalibrate inside the party and among donor class and democratic voters they too are demanding the party change. there's a poll out from gallup which shows more democrats want their party to become moderate compared to more liberal. 45% of those surveyed think the party should head toward the middle of those numbers, up 11 points from 2021. the dnc made changes since november election chosen a new party chairman who this week is on a cross-country tour visiting red and blue states showcasing the parties efforts to reset. >> the only two groups we

over-performed within the last election cycle were wealthy households and college educated voters. that's an indictment on the democratic party. we have to do a better joe b so we're getting out there to these states this week to reconnect our message to the voters. >> but there's also concern among donors about where they will head next including whether or not they will be able to donate the money they were before to liberal causes. the new york times writes is some donors are hiring additional legal counsel to address worries about tax audits, congressional investigations and lawsuits. others are moving assets overseas or at least their foundations to democratic controlled states. now liz, we've also seen democratic interest groups lay off staff and the human rights campaign says its laid off about 20% of its staff already this year and even the dnc, liz, fired staffers after the election that shocked a lot of people. liz: mark, that's great reporting there. interesting, the new york times also reported billionaire donors are pulling back and not donating like they used to. they are sitting on

the sidelines. did you see that too? reporter: liz one thing we have seen after an election yes donations are going to tail off. people want to get their moneys worth to begin with. but whether or not these billionaires stay on the sidelines forever is the big question but liz the mid-terms will be here before you know it. they have to stack up the money sooner rather than later. liz: thank you so much, mark. now please listen to this. >> we haven't had elections in ukraine. we have martial law essentially in ukraine. our country has been blown to smitherines. you have most of the cities laying on their side. president zelenskyy said last week that he doesn't know where half of the money is we gave him. well, we gave them, i believe, $350 billion. where is all of the money that's been given? where is it going and nobody, i've never seen an accounting of it. we give hundreds of billions of dollars. i don't see any accounting, so i want to see , look. you know, i don't want all these

people killed, but today i heard oh, we weren't invited. well you've been there for three-years. you should have ended it three-years and never started it. you could have made a deal. i could have made a deal for ukraine. but they chose not to do it that way and president biden in all fairness doesn't have a clue. he was so bad for this , so pathetic. so sad. it happened because we had incompetent leadership at many different levels. liz: that was president trump saying he wants peace and wants to end the war in ukraine. he's asking where did the hundreds of billions of dollars go in u.s. military aid. secretary of state marco rubio, michael waltz did sit down with russian foreign m ministry for peace talks in saudi arabia today. this is the first formal sit down since january 2022. joining us andy biggs from house oversight. congressman, this is remarkable, diplomatic shift and thank you for joining us and spending time with us tonight.

where did the billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars the president said went to ukraine, where did the money go? >> well we know that at least some of it was going out. zelenskyy actually had to fire some of his cabinet because they were basically embezzling. we know some of the material that was given to ukraine ended up in war torn places, in africa and so president trump's right to say where did it all go? and we need to make sure our inspector general over this issue can get in there and kind of like doge, find out where all of this money went because ukraine, it isn't like ukraine was considered to be this ethics prior to the war with russia. they had their own ethical problems, liz, and so when we look at it and you say well where did that money go? we need to look at some of the people that are there. we need to look at what they've spent that money on, and we need

to see where that material, why it ended up in africa and other places. liz: interesting, congressman, do you think the president can get peace in ukraine? >> i do. i think president trump is going to be able to do that. he's going to leverage both parties, and try to get a sit down for peace and i think right now zelenskyy is playing hard to get but in re reality there's pe there and there needs to be peace there. liz: do you think that ukraine will have to seed some territory to russia in order to attain peace? >> i think that that looks like a distinct possibility, yeah. when we start looking at the dombast region in eastern ukraine, they might have a tough time getting russia out of there. i think there's going to be a succession of land. liz: congressman bigs, really interesting to talk to you as always. thank you again, sir, for joining us tonight. great to see you again. now, let's please listen to

this. >> if they didn't leave the building they were escorted out of the building. >> usaid was dismantled on trump's order, even though it was mandated by congress and its funding was required by law. liz: we got another new controversy involving cbs news 60 minutes getting called out misrepresenting those with usaid staff workers you just heard from, they were not. the spectators amber duke is here with her take on the new era of get trump media botching it. by the way, they didn't dig into the waste at usaid. also this story coming up. >> rfk guarantees that all of our kids will go to school with kids that get very sick. women will die, because doctors will be confused about what their rights are. liz: really nutty fear mongering that didn't work. a new report more and more u.s. states are running to embrace rfk jr. as hhs secretary and his push to make america healthy

again. watch this new controversy coming up. they want to stop food stamps used for junk food. the amounts here are dramatically large and disturbing. people are getting sick including the nations children from junk food. coming up dr. peter mccullough reacts to the details but first i'll talk to dagen and james freeman. let's hear it. >> thanks e-mac. we'll talk about the problem these democratic lawsuits against elon musk and donald trump, they are missing just one thing. evidence. dagen: chad wolf is joining us on president trump designating the drug cartels tren de aragua and ms-13 as terrorist organizations, and amen to that oh, and a kennedy baby is back on social media making a big fact of himself and we delight

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watchdogs call a brand new "60 minutes" controversy, reported as if they were interviewing two long time usaid staff workers fired for political reasons. turns out they actually were not on staff. both were outside contractors and communications consultants. getting paid bunch of money. joining us washington editor amber duke. amber always a pleasure to see you again. is this another instance of the media misleading americans? one was a hired outside contractor paid to write speeches for the former head of usaid samantha power. let's show what they did not report on that exploded that usaid. what do you make of this , amber? >> this is incredibly misleading. the fact that these individuals were not even working for usaid, they were as you said, outside contractors, yet apparently somehow expecting to live their lives on taxpayer money and i would add that where were the cbs reports on working class americans who lost their jobs

during the 2008 recession or how about the numerous people put out of work by joe biden canceling the keystone pipeline and i distinctly remember as well, liz, the media telling people who were working in the energy sector that in order to implement the green new deal, they would just have to learn to code and find new jobs as opposed to being able to work in coal, oil, and gas, so it's ridiculous that they expect us to shed a tear over government bureaucrats and outside contractors who have worked from home in their pajamas over the past four years and contributed nothing of value to the american taxpayer. liz: you make a good point. where is the "60 minutes" episode on john kerry and joe biden telling u.s. oil & gas worker toss go code after they shutdown their jobs. so, is this the real story that these communications consultants, they aren't staffers. they were also not overseeing how taxpayer money was wasted at usaid.

they are basically left wing partisans critics say hired by this unaccountable agency dominated by democrats with no oversight spending $40 billion yearly in taxpayer money. >> and if you go to the woman in that video's linkedin account you'll see she has her pronouns in her bio. so i don't think she's exactly coming at this problem that she supposing to have in good faith either. she clearly is politically biased against the president who is the elected official who gets to determine who works in the executive branch. this is well within his power and for democrats complaining by the way that elon musk is not elected to go through usaid and other departments for government waste, there are thousands of unelected officials for the past four years when joe biden was asleep and not capable of doing the job, who were effectively making policy despite never having received a vote from the american people. liz: interesting. amber duke, always great to have

you on. good to see you again thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> i mean, why rfk are you doing this? there's other places to serve. these are our kid's lives. liz: okay we guess no one listened to that because rfk is now confirmed as hhs secretary and now more and more u.s. states are running to enact the make america healthy again agenda also includes stopping junk food, hitting the u.s. population. look whose here dr. peter mccullough reacts to the details next. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence...

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elizabeth: welcome back we have more details on this news more u.s. state level lawmakers are introducing a wave of new ledg legislation to make america healthy again after rfk jr. is pushing it. joining us now chief scientscientific officer of wellness company dr. peter mccullough. what is your reaction when you heard 'this news, they say states like arizona, kansas, and utah are

stopping junk food like candy and soda from school lunches. knocking it out of state government food aid programs. >> i think we'll see changes even at federal level, supplemental nutrition program. as well as women, infants and children program together that is 120 billion of our taxpayer colors, i -- dollars, i think there will be a review of those dollars for high quality of sources, pprotein, fresh fruits and vegetables. there is a way to have food manufacturers meet a higher grade and help rfk achieve his goal to make america healthy again. elizabeth: critics have been saying what is nutrition about a taxpayer food stamp

program, meant for supplemental nutrition when it is spent on junk food, sharing numbers 23% of food stamp money is spend on junk food annually. like chips and soda, over a decade that is 260 billion bucks, 70 on soda. that is the estimate. >> it is a lot of money, and dollars wasted, it dollars that will promote chronic disease like ob obesity, diabetes and other health problems, like you can't buy alcohol with food stamps, you should not be able to buy chips or ju junk food. elizabeth: you see how the government creates, what do you make of news several thousand hhs workers, hired a year ago, they were

notified they will be let go. it this an issue? >> you know government agencies particularly hhs ballooned over the covid-19 pandemic. over the past 5 years, workers have not returned to their offices, they have been doing it remotely, it is time for a trimming, a house careening and have your -- a house cleaning and have our government agencies become more lean and efficient. elizabeth: doctor do you agree with what rfk saying about junk foods and vaccines. >> i do, i think he so the right track. elizabeth: all right, dr. peter mccullough we appreciate you, thank you for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, welcoming to us your home. dvr us. now it's time to send it over to "the bottom line," right to dagen and james, take it away. dagen: