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what a time to be alive, and i'm so glad to be here with you. larry: oh, it's good fun. and you're fabulous. elizabeth: have you been around since 1790? if i want to have what you're having, larry. larry: those were my best years. good show, liz. breath breath breaking fuse coming in p. this is "the evening edit." is the governor of maine here? are you not going to comply with it? >> i'm complying with state and federal law. >> well, we are the federal law. well, you better do it. you better do it, because you're not going to get any funding if you don't. and your population, even though it's somewhat liberal, your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports, so you better comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding -- >> [inaudible] >> good, i'll see you in court. breathed breath a big fight breaking out at the white house. president trump told the democrat governor of maine, maine will lose federal funding

if maine continues to allow biological males in women's sports, defying the president's order from a couple of weeks ago. the breaking news, the trump education department just opened a few civil rights probe into maine, violating women's civil rights. maine could lose a quarter billion in federal funding. larry elder is a here in moments to respond to that. plus, trump won a sixth victory many count, another judge just gave trump the green light to layoff usaid workers. this is his sixth victory in court. also this -- >> so americans vote for radical fbi reform, and fbi agents say they don't want to change. or americans vote for radical reforms on you are policies that epa bureaucrats don't want to change. americans vote to to end racist deeverything i policies. what president trump is doing is he is removing federal bureaucrats who are defying

democracy by failing to implement his lawful orders which are the will of the the whole american people. elizabeth: here's the hot new debate: or democrats in the media a wall to wall talking about the stress and trauma of trump and doge letting go unnecessary government workers. clinton did it, by the way. but why are democrats in the media ignoring private sector workers laid off nationwide at a places like facebook, jpmorgan chase, chevron, kohl's? and also why ignore the u.s. oil and gas workers who also lost their jobs when joe biden and if john kerry cut into u.s. energy telling them, go learn software code. ben ferguson is here in moments to to respond. plus, we've got this story tonight -- >> he just took off on me. [inaudible conversations] [background sounds]

elizabeth: whoa. we've got more new footage of that wild police chase in illinois. they're a chasing down dangerous illegal alien drug traffickers. plus, we've got new sound coming in of chicago voters commanding, again, democrats please stop the madness. you're hurting us. plus, new data that is coming many too on trump's success in shutting the border. but first this -- >> the ncaa has complied immediately, by the way, that's good. but i understand maine is -- is maine here in the governor of maine in. >> [inaudible] >> are you not going to comply with it? >> i'm complying with state and federal laws. >> well, i'm -- we are the federal law. >> [inaudible] >> well, you better do it. you better do it, because you're not going to get any federal funding, and is by the way, your pop alation -- even though it's somewhat liberal even though the i did well there -- doesn't want

men playing in women's sports, so you better comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. >> see you many court. >> every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that. that should be a real easy one. and seven joy your with life after a governor, because i don't think you'll be in elected politics. elizabeth: whoa. that was president trump sparring with democrat maine governor janet mills for refusing to comply, maine is refusing to comply with president trump's executive order banning biological men from women's sports. moments ago trump's education department opened up a a brand new civil rights investigation into maine's education department and a school district saying state laws do not override federal anti-discrimination laws. maine must abide by title ix. they're violating women's rights. joining us now, former presidential candidate, elder for america pac founder, larry elder. larry, when you saw this, what was your reaction? the president is saying the state of maine is violating

women's, women athletes' civil is rights. what's your take? >> well, liz, thank you for having me. my reaction is i don't understand why the governor of maine feels this is the hill to die on. it's an 80-20 the issue. overwhelmingly -- [laughter] americans don't like the idea of biological men if compete against biological women. trump issued an executive order. the ncaa promptly changed tear regulations to to comply with it, and i don't know why maine has a problem with this. donald trump is going to the withhold federal funding from maine. it's going to to hurt not just funding for athletics, but funding for everything. and i don't see why he doesn't have the power to do that. after all, remember when joe biden bragged he was withholding a billion dollars million they fired -- from ukraine until they fired the prosecutor? everything he does, donald trump gets sued for. if he expels gas in the white house pantry, he'll be viewed. ultimately -- he'll be sued. ultimately, it'll work up to the supreme court, and i believe donald trump which will prevail.

elizabeth: a new new york times poll -- a new york times poll, the majority of democrats say no to biological males in women's sports. 67% of democrats support trump's executive order. so why is the democrat governor of maine resisting voters here? if. >> well, maine, of course, is more left wing, i think, than the rest of the country, so maybe she's just currying favor with some of the left-wing people in maine. bottom line, it is the so incredibly unfair. i remember watching a speech by the swimmer that lia a thomas competed existence, and lia thomas was an okay swimmer against men, but he's shattering records including nca a a female records. it is incredibly unfair. men are bigger, they're faster, they're stronger which is why we don't allow boxers to fight female fighters, why we have weight divisions even among men. it's just incredibly unfair. elizabeth that's a great point. >> again, why would somebody want to fight this issue?

elizabeth: that's a great point about boxing, larry. women athletes lose advertising revenue from doing commercials, they lose out on scholarships, they lose out on so much. let's now switch over to what's gown on at the pentagon -- going on at the pentagon. pentagon chief pete hegseth has been moving to the wipe ou these far-left ideologies from the pentagon. let's get yo take on secretary hegseth. he released a video of himself fact checking the media, pushi back on what they've been reporting. he says they're doing it wro. watch. >> welcome doge and finding those efficiencies is how we save taxpayer dollars. that is a good thing tt, oven, is being distorted through the media -- of course. the cond story in the news is our work reorienting the budget that that we inherited. thmedia wants to call these exclusively cuts, but it's the oppote, of course, as always is the case. we are pulling around a 8%, or $50 biion, from thbiden budget.

the third and final bogus story that is out there is around our reevaluation of our probationary if work th force. bottom line, it is the simply not in the public interest to retain individuals whose contributions are not mission-create chasm and to restore accountability within the federal work force. elizabeth: what do you think of this? we've never seen this before. this feelsike a reckoning for the media. now we see, larry, by the way, more people in the media are stepping down from their prior media posts. it's not just nora to donnell and and -- norah o'donnell and chubb todd. now it's charles lowe. mock, criticized for cralycks e claiming in 2023 there was a, quote, manufactured panic over biden's age. a year later biden was forced out of the race because of his cognitive decline. what do you make of all in ts? >> the media is hess popular

than -- less poppe popular than congress, if you can belief it. ratings are going down at many of these legacy tv networks, so they're financially in trouble. that's what's going on here. bottom line is the american people like what a donald trump is doing. 70% of the people say donald trump is simply fulfilling his campaign promises, and they like what he's doing on the border, what he's trying to do about a prices, they like what he's doing about a gas. so ty have nothing other to do than pout and file lawsuits and call him a fascist and a nazi. elizabeth: okay. larry elder, you're terrific. have a great weekend. staying on this story, the democrats are taking their fight against doge to the court with to about a dozen lawsuits. president trump just won his sixth lawsuit. a federal judge just said, yes, trump can, has the authority to lay off workers at a usaid. it was a rogue agency that got out of control. it's now inside the state department, and and they're trying to superb the funding for

usaid a, by the way, to restore funding for charities in africa, asia a and elsewhere around the worldment but hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more of what's going on with doge. watch. >> reporter: good evening, liz. turns out going high-tech and modernizing our government agencies is as simple as bringing them into this century. using things like high-speed internet and ditching things like floppy disks. >> the faa uses their own internet, right in spacex uses -- everyone uses the internet. they have their own internet, d it doesn't work. it'll, it'll go out. the faa's to using floppy disks to manage some of their system ises. and, again, some gen-zers might not know what that is, but if you're old enough, this is ancient technology. >> reporter: the government spends 80% of its i.t. budget with, $80 billion, just maintaining to old, outdated technology instead of upgrading. some of the tech that government agencies are still operating on

is over 50 years old. a's before the internet existed for the general public. tackling these things, elon musk says, won't just save money, but make the government work faster and more efficiently for tax a tayers. musk says democrats who have been downplaying the savings don't care about american taxpayers whose money is being wasted. >> they really lack empathy for the average taxpayer who's working hard, paying a taxes and then they say, oh, a million dollars doesn't matter. i'm, like, i think it matters a lot. just finish -- push on things just a little bit, like, just a little bit. it's wild. >> reporter: there's talk of a doge dividd, but it doesn't seem like speaker mike johnson is onboard with putting a this in the reconciliation package. instead, he thinks all of doge's savings should go to paying off our debt. liz? elizabeth: got i. hillary vaughn, thank you so much. now listen the this -- >> so are you defending $7 is billion in fraud?

if peter, that's a lot of mone far too much, and that's why this administration -- why is the media so against cutting waste, fraud and abuse from the government -- >> i just want to ask a questio- >> we will not be deterred from people like you in the press who are clearly adamantly opposed to cutting waste, fraud and abuse. but we know that american taxpayers at home who have been strugen with an inflationary crisis don't want their tax dollars going towards crazy dei programs and countries oversee ises. -- overseas. they also don't like the fact that there has been a $7 is billion worth of -- 71 billion worth of fraud in social security and in improper payments going out the door. president trump is going to fix it. elizabeth: okay. that was press secretary karoline leavitt pushing back on nbc's peter alexander asking why is the media against cutting waste, fraud and abuse in joining us now, the host of the ben ferguson podcast, ben ferguson. wonderful to see you again, ben.

>> good to see you. elizabeth: we're seeing a pushback -- i see that you're at a cpac -- >> a pushback against doge. they are trying to cut out the waves that's built up over a generation -- waste that's built up over a generation and longer in the government. what do you a. >> i'm laughing at a democrats. i was with elon yesterday here at cpac and, look, the guy is, like, laser focused on finding the fraud, the waste and abuse and then exposing it to the american people. i think what you're witnessing right now is the pushback which is fear-mongering. that's all the left and the media has to say, well, you can't do this because you're letting people look at things that might be too important to our country is so is, therefore, you're not allowed to cut waste, fraud and abuse. this is all fear mongering, and they're not going to stop. i think that's what you just heard from the white house press secretary who's on the stage behind me right now. she's saying we don't work for you, the media, okay? we work for the american people. the american people are telling

us they a want us to keep finding this. elon musk has said the same thing. i'm tech support. i'm here the find it -- elizabeth: yeah, but i'll tell you -- yes, got it. the white house did just put up guardrails around a doge saying doge cannot, cannot access individual, private taxpayer irs data at the irs. they can see anonymous, like -- >> sure. elizabeth: -- they did put up that guardrail. so doge went in there, this were not -- wait. the guardrail as were not put up. now the safeguards, their saying, are put around protecting national security information. you do not want national security information leaked out anywhere. we get it about doge -- >> totally agree. elizabeth: wait. we get it about a elon musk and the engineers, we get it, but this is a serious issue about protecting the privacy and also national security inside the government. we want to mover on to this. >> yeah -- elizabeth: 2k3wd, take it on. >> no, i was just going to to say, i think it's important to

say what elon musk was saying yesterday is, look, i'm fine if there's guardrails and there's things we do when we realize there needs to be protection like you just mentioned, but don't tell me i can't do my job in the name of everything being a possible issue of national security which is exactly what the deep state is doing, exactly what congress is doing when democrats say is, you can't do this. every time they slap down, it's a possibility of a national security issue, that's not going to be good enough. you have to be careful that people are going to exploit ploit to that to their advantage. having these rails put up, i think most americans are in favor of of that, but you can't just say to to doge come anything and doing their work. elizabeth: yeah, we've got to to move on. it's a serious is issue at the treasury, it's a serious issue at the irs is, and it's to be a serious is issue at the pentagon. >> sure. elizabeth: again, it's a private privacy and national security issue. ben, thanks for taking it onst it's good to see you. have fun at cpac pac. now let's move on to this.

watch. >> he just took off on me get. your hands up! get 'em up, get 'em up, turn around -- [background sounds] >> get down on the ground. elizabeth: okay. we're going to show you the exclusive footage that fox news got. a wild police chase of illegal alien drug traffickers in illinois. the details are shocking. stick right here for the full video. also this tonight -- >> if an underpass was constructed such that it busted carrying mostly black and puerto rican kids to a beach -- or it would have been in new york was designed too low for it to pass by, that obviously reflects racism that went into those design choices. elizabeth: remarkably idiotic information. do you want the know why those bridges in new york were low? because buses were lower then. buses were designed lower then. hard hat pete, he was all in on demanding america go along with his woke ideology and dei.

now he's doing a major flip-flop saying, you know what? it was a bad idea. how that's going to add to the trust in democrat politicians? are democrats running for america or for their own ideology that americans don't want? we've got the sound. plus, this story -- >> we know we can lower emissions, and we will do that by providing $20 billion to the national network of nonprofit, community lenders and other financial institutions. to fund tens of thousands of climate and clean energy projects across america. elizabeth: well, looks like democrats have been benefiting and exploiting that spending. we've got new controversies erupting over biden's massive climate slush fund spending of your money. a new report, a top biden official overseeing that money reportedly gave billions of your tax dollars to his former employer. we got the details. but first, trump's fbi director,

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elizabeth: welcome back. the update on this news: kash patel sworn in as fbi director just moments ago. reports coming in on what fbi director patel did in his new job today. david spunt joins us live from the if justice department with more. david, it's always great to see you. >> reporter: hi, liz. i'm actually at the white house for a change, not doj, because director patel was sworn in here just a short time ago by attorney general pam bondi. watch. >> i know the media's in here. and if you have a target, that target's right here. it's not the men and women at the fbi. you've written everything you possibly can about meta's fake, slanderous and inflammatory. keep it coming, bring it on, but leave the men and women of the the fbi out of it.

they deserve better. [applause] >> reporter: director a patel said following the constitution, number one priority, liz. he's expected to bring big changes to the fbi, an agency that's seen his hair of controversy. a large chunk of that controversy, as we both know, began about 2016 during the trump and clinton campaigns, and it really has not stopped since. kash patel has a promised to make some changes including sending for if employees washington, d.c. into field offices across the country. he also a promised more transparent a city. he said in a statement, essentially, we will rebuild the fbi. the american people can be proud of. and to those who seek to harm americans, consider in your warning, we will hunt you down in every corner of this planet. democratic senators yesterday stood outside fbi headquarters with a sign protesting carb or patel. carb pa el. >> kash patel, mark my words, will cause evil in this building behind us, and republicans who vote for him will rue that day.

>> reporter: but, liz, the fbi agents' association, a group of almost 14,000 active agents, put out a statement saying they look forward to working with him, quote, as the new leadership team considers and implements reform measures. the fbi iaa stands ready to serve as a valuable resource and continue safe a guarding the american people from emerging threats while upholding the constitution. ultimately, carb a pa if tell is now the ninth fbi director. he was confirmed 51-49, says he looks forward to getting to work told. back to you. elizabeth: really interesting. david spunt, we appreciate you so much. thank yo >>w to the breaking news on this, the democrats' fight to stop presidentrump's agenda in the courts, they just lost again. just moments ago a federal judge in washingto d.c. saidyes, president trump has the authority to firusaid a workers, saying the plaintiffs agaicould not demonstrate harm. a familiar phase we are seeing fromudges here.

there's half a dozen oth court victories for doge and trump against democrats. joining us now, americanfor tax reform president, grover norquist. what the do you make of this? what does this legal victo mean f trump's push to cut waste,buse of tax dollars? we understand usaid, this is it's going to get subsumed into thstate department, and we're hearing it it will uphold charitable giving and funding r cotries in africa and also, you know, around the world. there's been a pause in th. they're a gointo kick start it soon. what are you hearing i >> well, there's seval things. one is there are too many people in the federal government getting a paycheck. right now ma of them aren't even cominto work ever or we need fewer people in the bureaucracy, that's across the board from the pentagon which is probably 200,000 people overstaffed in their civilian work force, across all of the

federal government. then add a to that that that they don't take seriously, you were or talking about people's privacy. the irs itself doesn't pay attention to your privacy. yes, when elon musk and and others go if in we should be very careful to make sure people's day is private, but there are 900 people in the government who have access to unmasked irs data including 20 the student volunteers. elizabeth: right. >> so there -- and when they leaked and one of the contractors leaked the president, president trump's tax returns and those of to tens of thousands of other people, the democrats had no interest in that. they fought ever finding what was going on. the administration under biden hid what was happening a. we need real protections for the privacy of the american people from the irs itself. elizabeth: you're right. i mean, we have seen, you know, the i.g. for the irs -- >> yes. elizabeth: -- say hundreds of

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foot, northbound through the eld. get your hands up! >> the 18-year-old and 23-year-old arrested, 7 pounds ofentanyl found in car. >> three bricks. >> reporter: the illinois safety act a e will eliminating cashond. one was released without bail and quickly fled to california. velazquez is still in the county jail. >> if we had a less welcoming state for illegal immigration, i don't know if they would have been traveling those roadways. >> reporter: the irony is, it all happened in grundyounty, the first county in illinois to sh bk the democrat governo and pass a resolution declaring the county does not welcome illegal miants. as a result, when migrants from texas were bussed to chicago and surrounding eas, grundy county >> it speaks for itself..

>> reporter: dozens of counties copy the language and pass their own. incident willally, one man was picked up in california and is held for another incidt in san francisco. i.c.e. has issued a detainer for velazquez requting notication if he's going to be released. grundy county officials cannot that would violate the trust act which prents loc police from --. elizabeth: what a story. mikeobin, great reporting. lien to this. >> i think erybody who came over herillegally should get ported a ce back legally. >> they care more for people who are not fr this country than they dfor those here in america, right? >> i am not pling with these democrats. when i get out here d i say i'm sick of these democrats, i'm sick is of them playing in my face. >> fact of the matter is the chicoans is have never, ev,

ever voted for this sanctuary city ordinance. >> our main focus right now is just on those who we know are criminals. and if so for our city council and our mayor the say -- to say we're going to prote them, you know, you'veade everything accommodating for them. you've even laid are out the red carpet in terms of funding for them. yeyour people are still suffering. elizabeth: yeah, suffering bigtime. chicago voters saying, enough. democrats in this sanctuary state and city, you're making chicago voters vulnerable, less safe s. democrats tax hikes, they're spending $40 million. they're saying this is unconstitutional taxation a without representation. they don't have a say in that spending or taxation. joining us from chicago flips red, he's mark carter. mark, great to have you on. what is going on with the illegal alien problem in chicago? thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. i mean, it's just, it's spiraling out of control.

we live in the city where it's more important to take care of the illegals than it is to, you know, take care of americans. we live in the city where we have the first office of new americans. we even have a full-fledged plan called the chicago new americas plan. chicago is also part of what's called cities for action. this is where almost 200 mayors have agreed to fight on behalf of illegal immigrants versus united states citizens, and we say no to it. we want to thank the president for coming this in and keeping his promises. and so we stand with him on his mass deportation program, you know? we oppose more so than anything joe biden's, what do you call it, humanitarian parole. humanitarian parole is where joe biden agreed to give these people united states citizenship after living in america working 18 months. that that opportunity's not been

given to american citizens do -- elizabeth: yeah, it's not given to american citizens. >> yes. elizabeth: we know that illegal border crossings are plummeting 94%, but the people of chicago are still suffering. americans don't like to to see you guys suffering. they just say it's is so long -- so wrong, what joe biden and democrats have done to the people of chicago. final word on this. >> yes. so i'd like to end by saying that the sanctuary city ordinance as well as this trust act a needs to be abolished. and so we stand with president trump if he's willing to come back and and come to chicago, we'll get on the ground with him to stand in press conferce, let him now that we are board with his mass deportation plan. elizabeth: thank you, mark carter. we'll have you back on again soon. have a good weekend, thank you so much. we're going to stay on the story. now please watch this. >> -- proud to announce that my, my investments, that through my

investments the most significa climate change law ever. and, by the way, it is a $369 billion bill. it's called -- we should have named it what a service. elizabeth: yeah, name it what it was. that's president biden admitting, yeah, his infrasucture spending bill was about a massive climate overspending. next up, brand new controversy. one of biden's t aides repoed funneled billions of your taxpayer money the his rmer employer. gop if oversight chair -- gum excuse me, member. he may be chair e day. we can report on that that wn it happens, congressman pat fallon is going to react to the details. also coming up finish. >> we see a lot of racial disparities, black and brown americans,ribal citizens and rural residents much more likely to to lose their lives wheth it's in a car or as a pedestrian being hit by car. elizabeth: pete buigieg was claiming that car crashes can be

racist. we'll show you the soundf buttigieg suddenly flip flopping. he's saying no to woke dei talk. why? if because voters rejected it. he's moving to michigan. dropped his pronouns from the his twitter profile. -- profile. look who's here, we love cheryl casone and guy benson. thatsthat -- what's coming up on "the bottom line"? if. >> starting with two congressmen, scott perry, pete sessions, plenty to talk about as a usual with. cheryl: and kt mcfarahland, a lot of back and forth with regards to the ukraine and russia, is there going to be a deal on the table. we heard from president trump in the oval office within the last hour commenting. we're going to be talking about that with her. and is a deal possible and are mineral rights on the table or off? if we have a lot more coming up, if we have a lot more coming up, top of the hour. ♪ ♪♪

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>> yeah, and i want -- this money should be coming back to the taxpayers. funding should only be going out in a way that has accountability and oversight. this entire scheme is an issue. it's not even just the couple of examples that this we just touched on, and there are so many others. we're talking about billions of

dollars going to stacey abrams' group and this other person you just referenced, and august all eight of the primary recipients, they're all a pass-throughs. they're giving it to other entities, and many of those entities are pass-throughs too. and once it goes to the subgrantee, in wig, epa -- in writing, epa has almost no oversight and control over what happens to those funds next. elizabeth: wow. this is really crazy stuff. that was epa chief lee zeldin telling larry kudlow about the $20 billion in taxpayer money that a biden's aides secretly squirreled away at citibank in secret climate slush funds that's now going down through a web, a america of nonif profits -- a network of nonprofits run by democrats including $2 billion that that went to stacey abrams' nonprofit. biden's top director running biden's biggest slush fund, he oversaw the $27 billion

greenhouse gas reduction fund, he allegedly approved a $5 billion giveaway of your money to his former employer, the coalition for green capital, where he had work with the as director of policy. let's get right to congressman pat fallon from house oversight. this just gets worse and worse, congressman. what's your reaction to this one in. >> just outrage and disgusted. this is a revolving door, and what we're seeing is the biden administration made sure that that their far-left allies got billions, tens of billions of taxpayer dollars, and then they give them, they further distribute it to their far-left friends who then when it comes to campaign time makes sure they give donations to the democrat so they could feed at the trough one more time. it has absolutely nothing to do with improving the climate at all a, and it has everything to do with stuffing their pocks. elizabeth: congressman, we have been reporting on that, that there was basically a superpac that took in reportedly possibly

climate change money, biden's climate spending, to pay for campaign ads for kamala harris. so it's about using taxpayer money via these climate change slush funds and n negotiations and nonprofits -- ngos and nonprofits to keep democrats in power. >> yeah, absolutely. that's what lee zeldin was saying. once the subgrantee gets the money, we don't know what they do with it thereafter. it would be bad enough if we were talking about tens or hundreds of millions, this is tens of beings of -- billions of dollars with a b. and to go to silly things like solar justice. i don't know what the hell that is. does that mean the sun is racist? elizabeth: right. [laughter] >> apparently,ar crashes are racist, now the sun is' racist? and this is why they lost the election in november, and we're probably going to defy gravity and come the houseome next fall. elizabeth: maybe gravity's racist. you guys going to investigate if in oversight [laughte >> you know,'ll taing to

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>> i think this might sound counterintuitive if we were more serious about the actual values and not carbon vocabularies and trying to cater to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of combination of identities versus this year project, what do we mean when we talk about diversity is it caring for people's different experiences making sure nobody's mistreated because of them which

i will always fight for or is it making people sit through a training that looks like something out of portlandia which i've also experienced. it is how trump republicans are made. >> no it's not it's how democrats fail we don't blame you if you feel exhausted listening to pete buttigieg he just did a major flip-flop, now he's denouncing his own in the democratic party di indoctrination say that looks out of south park, bidens transportation secretary ayre of south bend, indiana he put americans through the exact same woke indoctrination let's welcome back to the show political commentator sarah belford. it's great to have you on his get around for some office in michigan what you make of the pete buttigieg football. >> think pete buttigieg prescription is correct i think the fact he could be the

antidote to what's been wrong with the democratic party in the face of the biden administration the boaters repudiated but he's not the person that would be up front leading the change of the democratic party he's been part of the problem for so many years. >> does this undercut his credibility and went in the midterms, when the reports coming and when he was mayor of south bend, indiana he forced cops and south bend to go to di training language and size and even how south bend is in a record crime wave heading levels not seen in 20 years. >> that could be the challenge for any democrat that enjoyed starting with the biden era all of them in order to be considered a mainstream democrat over the past few years had to

embrace the crazy leftist democratic ideas that were so out of touch with the mainstream knowing gain traction in the democratic party without doing that. to correct for this i thin democrats will have to look outside the establishment of the past few years and is going to exclude people like pete buttigieg and others who provide cabin kamala harris as well who didn't wholeheartedly buy into the progressivism. >> they flown so far out of the rails i don't know how to get back on track. thank you for helping us out. it's good to see you. i'm elizabeth macdonald thank you for welcoming us into your home thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business don't forget to dvr us. we hope you have a wonderful weekend now it's time send it over to he bottom line". cheryl and guy ♪