david: so, thank you, so much for watching, a special edition of kudlow. larry will be back tomorrow with an all-star team including congressman wesley hunt, and senator steve daines but first, we have elizabeth macdonald to take you through the next hour. it's all yours, liz. liz: thank you so much. welcome to the "evening edit"

i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> he's raiding the personal data, bank accounts, names, addresses, social security numbers of the american people. >> access to financial data, personal information. it's dangerous. >> you're getting people's perge information. what will be done with that? liz: they were a little over their skiis on that one. that was the media and democrats saying elon musk, doge are a threat to democracy, accessing government data trying to cut waste. there's an indication they are not accessing what those democrats claim, but now, we've got a new report and anti-trump contractor at biden's irs leaked secret tax return data more than 40 5,000 americans including president trump, and elon musk's tax returns. where are the democrat protests against that? also, the news coming in, ukraine agrees to a minerals deal framework with president trump to let the u.s. tap into ukraine's mineral wealth. america majority ceo ned ryun

joins us with his reaction in just a few moments also this story tonight. >> this is causing a lot of emotional distress. i talk to colleagues every single day that are feeling tormented, terrorized by the attacks by doge and elon musk. >> people who go to work every day to fight for them are being fired, illegally. >> so what can you do now? can you do anything now? are you going to do anything now? >> of course my colleagues and i are fighting back. our union is already in court. >> i felt absolutely infuriated getting this e-mail with a demand within 48 hours to provide a response. this is clearly an attempt from elon musk to harass and bully and intimidate the federal workforce. liz: we've got this debate. government workers are spending more time in the mediacom plaining about doge, cutting government waste and corruption than e-mailing back elon musk and doge on what exactly they

worked on last week. why are they not touting what they do for american taxpayers? tonight, the latest on elon musk's e-mail deadline, former home depot and chrysler ceo bob nardelli says what are they talking about? private sector workers do this all the time. he's here to react. also this story for you. >> anybody could go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine, sure in hell could learn how to program as well. liz: democrats forgetting that time they told oil & gas workers fired due to biden's crackdown and he told them to just go code. but now president trump reportedly wants to bring back the keystone pipeline as soon as possible. biden canceled that on his first day in office. doing the keystone pipeline could create thousands of u.s. jobs. tonight a former keystone pipeline worker who lost his job under biden. he joins us and will react but first this story. >> the breaking news that president trump and ukraine agrees to a deal to develop ukraine's rare earth minerals and oil & gas too.

the deal reportedly involves ukraine contributing half of its future minerals revenue to a joint fund, all of this to help rebuild war torn nation. edward lawrence is live at the white house breaking the news on this story. edward what do we know now? good to see you. reporter: good to see you and what we know is reuters reporting this deal terms have been agreed to between the u.s. and ukraine related to this deal. now i'm told that nothing has been signed as of yet and there's other reporting out that says this is a little premature because the document is still in the works but this is the deal that was first submitted to the ukrainian president with treasury secretary scott bessent and president trump within the past hour saying he's hearing president zelenskyy will be here at the white house friday to sign the deal and then adding what zelenskyy has been asking for for a long time in this deal is weapons. the white house press secretary saying that the deal between the u.s. and ukraine would allow americans to get back the money they spent in direct assistance as well as security for ukraine

knowing the u.s. is a long-term vested interest there. >> the president inherited this mess because of the incompetence of the previous administration and he's committed to fixing it and he's made some of those concessions clear but i'm not going to get ahead of him on additional ones but he's committed to striking a peace deal and russia and ukraine also in the middle east. reporter: so again, nothing has been signed with this but the president did say in the oval office that the weapons would continue to ukraine, possibly until russia signs a peace deal. now that would flip the pressure from ukraine to sign this joint venture deal which it appears may have happened according to reuters to russia now, signing a peace deal otherwise the u.s. will continue with ukraine with arms. liz: edward lawrence great reporting as always thank you so much. let's bring in for his reaction, american majority ceo ned ryun. your take on this deal. we were previewing this could be coming as of yesterday, we reported it yesterday.

you know, it sounds pretty smart to do an economic deal to help develop ukraine's rare earth's and oil & gas inside ukraine because that could ward off russia attacking american companies, and american businesses helping out zelenskyy. >> absolutely. i mean, there's a huge win for trump or it's looking like it will be a huge win for trump. he ran on ending the war in ukraine. he made it very clear he was going to bring about a peace deal and he was also going to make sure that we ended the abuse of the american taxpayer. i mean, to give perspective, liz, ukraine probably has about $11 trillion worth of rare minerals in the country, and 50% of that going into a joint fund. it is going to actually bring about a sovereign and prosperous ukraine while at the same time hopefully paying back every dime owed the american taxpayer plus some, so trump deserves credit. he's bringing about peace. he's bringing about a solid economic deal for ukraine and

the american taxpayer and at the same time, liz, he's also putting pressure on europe and "the situation" they have to step up to the plate and do a better job at their own security and defense, so right now, it's looking like a whole series of wins for trump. liz: now let's move on to this. the media and democrats have been attacking elon musk and doge, telling federal workers to e-mail doge what they accomplished last week. the private sector worker does this all the time. he's also saying come back into the office or get fired. thousands still work-from-home. watch this. >> elon musk has zero legal authority to fire government employees or force their resignations. these people don't report to elon musk. >> this nonsensical e-mail from elon musk acting like we're in kindergarten. >> it's like make you cry more sort of environment, where both trump and musk are performing for the maga base. >> the new trump administration is rev eling in its bad knuckle

approach to governing. >> this is so sloppy, the way that elon musk is handling this. liz: let's go through it. the u.s. debt is now 38 trillion. interest on the debt is bigger than switzerland's gdp. that's what u.s. taxpayers have to pay. taxes increasingly going up, bond yields rocketing around because the fear is that the bond market cannot handle the massive borrowing that's going on with the u.s. government and with the fed money printing. we know that 30% under biden. i want to get to this. what do you make of they are saying doge has access to taxpayer info. u.s. treasury secretary says no they don't. house judiciary new report 40 5,000? >> that's right. liz: tax returns for americans were leaked by an irs contractor, charles littlejohn? >> that's right. 40 5,000 tax returns leaked, not just to the public, to

pro-publica for political gain. it was to basically inflict political damage on enemies of the left, like donald trump and elon musk and others, and for that, this contractor really kind of just got a slap on the hand. he got one criminal charge, five years plus probation and community service and in fact the left's reaction to that behavior, liz is this was a hero for the public for what he did, and now they are losing their minds when elon musk and doge want to have a little audit of the irs. well let's not forget. donald trump is ahead of the executive branch. elon musk is working at the behest of the executive branch to do his bidding to bring about more accountability, more transparency, specifically to the article ii branch. liz: and you know we've got a new harvard harris poll, a majority of voters six out of 10 are more satisfied with president trump than they were with biden. trump has a 52% approval rating and majority support trump and deportations, getting rid of dei

and government, 42% say the country is on the right track under trump. that's up 14 points since january. democrats are at their lowest approval rating since about seven years. >> my hope is that trump not only keeps the progress but accelerates it because democrats are in disarray and the american people love what's actually going on with doge and everything else that trump ran on that he's implementing, so i assume he's keeping steam rolling right through any of this resistance, and my hope is that he does bring about massive reform and restructuring especially the article ii branch. liz: got it. okay ned ryun thank you so much. now, please listen to this. >> thanks, liz. >> elon has cracked the code and now inside the agencies. he's created these algorithms that are constantly crawling through the data and he told me the data doesn't lie. elon is in the middle and in the belly of the beast. liz: that was house speaker mike johnson saying elon musk and doge are launching new

algorithms inside federal agencies, scrolling through to stop waste, fraud and abuse of taxpayers. now, we've got states like florida that want the same doge a.i. to stop their waste in their states. harvard harris poll seven out of 10 americans support doge. look whose here, former home depot ceo and chair bob nardelli. bob your reaction to all government complaints about doge. don't you see that elon musk is basically saying to the government? you've got to behave like government private sector workers do. isn't this what the private sector, they have to do the same things that musk is demanding? >> you're exactly correct. i couldn't be happier. 53 years in business, to have a ceo as president of this country and doing what they are doing, getting rid of waste. it's not uncommon, elizabeth. i've run into this where i follow a ceo that has left behind, it's like a dead fish in a refrigerator unplugged.

it's a budget you can't live with, and unfortunately, you have to be the heavy going into it to try to get things back under control, and that's what this president is doing with elon musk. he's driving the waste, the inefficiencies, the lack of productivity. i don't know why people are complaining. i mean, i have my people report sales daily. we have a weekly flash report. we've got kpi's for everybody in the business that they have to be measured on. not only qualitative but quantitative so i don't know why people are upset with this is the way business runs today, and the u.s. is a big business and needs to get control of it. liz: we're $38 trillion in debt. the interest costs keep going up. our taxes will go up. we know that 40% of the contracts cut have already been spent we get that. there's a trillion dollars in discretionary spending, that's about 14% of the overall u.s. budget but doge is finding that government workers are going overseas to places like malaysia and going to vegas, renting rooms at caesars hotels, and

wasting taxpayer money buying tens of thousands of software licenses, not using them. more software licenses than many workers inside these federal agencies. what do you think? >> well this is what happens when there's no oversight and no control. you'll see what's called creep in businesses. whether it's wages, whether it's lack of expense control reports, whether it's good policies and not only written but adhere to and monitored and that's what we're seeing now, elizabeth. we're seeing kind of magnifying glass over everything and i'm like the state of florida. i'd love to get those algorithms that he's using to help dig out the waste in some of these large corporations that we deal with, so i'm totally satisfied and pleased and look people who do things may make a mistake. they don't make the biggest mistake of all, doing nothing and that's what we've had the last four years. not only not doing nothing but had miss appropriations of funds so this is a criminal thing in

some cases, elizabeth. liz: you and i have talked about it, bob. reducing government spending, reducing government waste could lower the 10 year yield, could lower bond yields, and lower mortgage rates down the road and lower inflationary over-spending, again, and the money supplied is up 30% that rocketed higher under joe biden during the pandemic. that was war time spending and fed money printing without the war. final word. >> it's exactly, and you know what i'm most pleased about? there's no nimby here. look at secretary of defense. stepping forward saying i want to take an 8% cut the next couple of years so this is a team playing for one organization, to support of president trump. i'm tickled to death to see them all come together and try to get control of miss appropriations, and flagrant use of taxpayer's money. liz: thank you so much, very much bob nardelli. we need your insights always on the show good to see you now

please watch this. >> thank you. >> is the governor of maine here? >> not here. >> are you not going to comply with it? we are the federal law. you better do it. you better do it because you're not going to get any federal funding at all if you don't. liz: that was president trump calling out maine's far left governor for refusing to protect women's sports. this news today, u.s. attorney general pam bondi warned maine, california, and minnesota, protect women's civil rights. keep men out of women's sports. the majority of americans agree to this and now even shall a main the god says the government of maine should stop men in women's sports. >> why are folks still talking about trans athletes? that is a losing talking point. america is not with it and they keep making macro or macro with that conversation and impacts such a small, small group of people. liz: coming up we've got that full sound and congressman jeff

van drew will join us to react plus far left activists in los angeles now attacking i.c.e. agents by publicizing their faces, names, and phone numbers. this new debate, why is the far left hurting isis fight to deport violent criminal illegal aliens? plus this new story. a pushback to stop judges blocking trump's agenda in court. at least 70 democrat lawsuits against the trump white house, congressman darrel issa will join us on his new legislation to put an end to that. also this story for you. >> anybody can throw coal into a furnace, can learn how to program for god's sake. liz: you remember when joe biden cairo ganttly told coal workers to just go code and learn software programming instead? not a peep from democrats over those workers who are fired, but now president trump reportedly wants to bring back the keystone pipeline. tonight a former keystone pipeline worker who lost his job under biden, he is here with his

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liz: welcome back. the latest action this hour. we've got even more news coming in. a major bust. dozens of illegal aliens arrested outside houston including criminal illegal aliens who were already deported multiple times. also, it's about multiple child abusers and predators arrested. border czar tom homan said this crackdown is just phase i. that there's a larger criminal investigation underway. fox news brooke taylor live with more on the story. great to see you again. reporter: you too, liz. border czar tom homan joined in on this operation. he told fox first that they arrested around 90 illegal migrants. this marks one of the largest operations that we have seen yet under the trump administration, so homan tells us this is part of a much larger criminal investigation and called

this just phase i. so early monday morning, special agents, texas dps made the arrest in and around colity ridge, a large hispanic development outside of houston. we spoke with border czar tom homan right after. >> they were targeting enforcement operation and we went with warrants on some people, some were war site operations and others were traffic stops conducted by texas dps. the last number i saw was like 69 criminals and i know for a fact that there were -- several of them and i know there's one that was convicted of either homicide and murder. reporter: and among those arrested a three-time previously deported criminal illegal alien from el salvadore. i.c.e. tells me he's had a criminal arrest warrant for alleged repeated sexual abuse of a minor and this area has been a problem for a while.

check this out. last month, three illegal my grants were arrested after deputies found 350 pounds of meth. homan tells me this is not about targeting a community but targeting specific criminal migrants. he says that is the priority right now but he says he's made it very clear that if you are in the country illegally, you are also on the table for possible deportation. liz? liz: brooke taylor thank you so much great reporting as always. now, let's get reaction from a great writer, great author, new york post columnist miranda devine. great to see you again, thanks so much for joining us. what's your reaction to this bust of 90 ill little aliens outside houston including child predators and child sex abusers? >> thanks, liz. i mean, what were they doing here in the first place? it just is the belief that the biden administration allowed in so many child molesters.

i mean, it's really beyond anything that we've seen before, that there are so many of these bad guys that are being picked up are pedophiles. how does that happen and the only thing you can think is it's exactly what donald trump has said, that these are the countries just opened up their jails and they just sent them across the border to uncle sucker, which joe biden had turned the whole of america into, and you know, it's a lot easier shutting the border as donald trump has done now, then it is to try and find these people who are hiding away, inside america and have to say tom homan and kristi noem are doing a brilliant job, but it's a dangerous job and it's expensive and it's going to take a long time. liz: miranda your points well taken but what do you make of this story that multiple anti-i.c.e. activist groups are putting up posters of i.c.e.

agents around los angeles and southern california showing the agents faces, photos names and phone numbers to disrupt deportations. why is america keeping america safe so controversial for the far left? bill melugin at fox is reporting this too. reporter: yeah, well, i think that it's because the open border project was a project of the far left, and joe biden went along with it very happily. it's all about disrupting the country and giving the democrats more in the future and more control over the census and they don't care if they're good illegal immigrants or bad illegal immigrants. it's easier i guess for them because they also have some peculiar anti-law and order for them to bring in more criminals. it's just like, you know, gotham in the batman movies. i mean, it's honestly, evil

begets evil and i think the far left is evil and has evil intent against america, and targeting these i.c.e. officials is a domestic terrorism and i don't know why the fbi is so calm and cool and collected when they respond to it. they should be breathing fire about it. liz: yeah, i mean and president trump in just a month shut the border. it's a mystery why joe biden kept saying he could not do that. president trump did it. miranda devine thank you so much great to see you. >> thank you, liz. >> our youngest daughter is a junior in high school and she's supposed to be going to college too and i don't know how i'll pay for it. i have no idea. >> my husband and i were both going to be able to have the opportunity to work on the keystone and that was going to be my first job back after having our little boy and to have that future completely taken away just by one signature. >> the future ain't looking so bright. it's hard to make plans when you've got an administration that's trying to crush your future. liz: those are oil & gas

workers, fossil fuels workers, joe biden got fired. democrats are protesting in the streets over federal workers not doing enough, basically protesting, protecting and defending government waste, but they didn't say anything when biden fired, got fired coal, oil, and gas workers. trump is now saying let's get those jobs back. he reportedly wants to restart the keystone xl pipeline. coming up a former keystone pipeline worker who lost his job under joe biden. he's going to talk to us about it but first this story. >> it makes a whole lot of people think folks like common sense so why even having that conversation? i can't believe that states still want to die on that hill. liz: charlemagne the god calling out its own democrat party for still backing this losing issue. why are they still doubling down over not protecting women's civil rights and letting males into women's sports.

congressman jeff van drew is here with his reaction. please stick with us, we'll be right back after the break. >> well we are the federal law. you better do it. you better do it because you aren't going to get any federal funding at all if you don't. every state, good, i'll see you in court i look forward to that. that should be a real easy one and enjoy your life after, governor, because i don't think you'll be in elected politics.

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liz: welcome back. this story parents are outraged in maryland. democrats say lawmakers want new state legislation that stops parents from protecting their children against far left ideologies in public schools. education experts in the trump white house warn all of this damages children. fox news reporter alexandria hoff join uses with more on this woke legislation.

reporter: hi elizabeth. controversial indeed. there are two bills that have advanced in maryland that have gained a lot of attention. one of them being a bill that allows for the sale of contraception including condoms at vending machines inside of schools starting at the elementary level. state democrats say that it is up to the schools to decide if they want to sell them. >> it's not mandating anybody to do anything or suggesting that they should do something. it's just removing a criminal penalty. >> this is the kind of stuff that makes swing states go red. it doesn't make any sense, logically, it frankly shocks the conscience. why in the world would someone in a preschool need a condom? reporter: many maryland parents also baffled by another bill that requires public schools to teach students starting in kindergarten and gender identity and the third grade about sexual orientation and the bill removes

the option for parents to opt out. here is republican state delegate. >> look, we had an election in november and for some reason, the politicians in annapolis did not get the memo. people think that the country has gone too far liberal and it's time to come back and restore parental rights. reporter: this weekend bill maher had some choice words for democrats and their priorities on the pod save america podcast. listen. >> you want to lose every election just keep coming down on this side of parents coming in second in a who gets to decide what goes on with the kid contest. reporter: so while these two bills have advanced, a bill to protect women's sports has stalled. elizabeth? liz: amazing, what the heck is going on. good to see you thank you so much. >> why are folks still talking about trans athletes? that is a losing talking point.

america is not with it and they keep making a micro or macro with that conversation that impacts such a small, small group of people but makes a whole lot of people think folks like common sense so why they having that conversation? i can't believe states still want to die on that hill. none of these states have a high percentage of trans athletes so what's the issue? liz: that was radio host charlemagne the god going after maine's democrat governor janet mills for letting biological males into women's sports. american voters don't agree with that. joining us the chairman of house judiciary oversight subcommittee congressman jeff van drew. congressman, great to see you again. this is a civil rights issue for women. what's your reaction because president trump says maine could lose a quarter billion dollars in federal funding here. >> i can't believe they are drawing a line in the sand over this. you know there's a lot of things the ultra left does that really hurts us and is harmful, but hurting our kids, our children, is the worst of all. that really is.

it's just terrible. let me say, liz. i don't care what people do in their bedroom. that's up to them, their partner and their maker, but don't force it on us. don't force it on our kids, and don't make us pay for it. then we'll leave you alone but they are making us pay for it. they are forcing it on our kids and i'm telling you that's not how most regular people feel. most americans, whether they are republicans or those that are somewhat moderate democrats or independents. it's shocking and stupid and crazy. liz: we've got this news coming in. what do you make of u.s. attorney general pam bondi warning california, maine, minnesota, if they don't comply with federal law, if they do not keep boys out of girl's sports they could face legal action. your take on this? >> well, she's right. i mean, these young ladies that's what title ix was about with a right to compete and do well. it's something that we have fought for and that exist now, and now, we take men, biological men, and we say that they can

compete in women's sports and you know as well as i do that on average, they have more muscle mass, on average they are going to do better in some of these sports. it's unfair, it's wrong. why would you do that to the young women? i thought it was supposed to be the democratic party, a party that cared about women. they don't care about women. they are hurting women. liz: literally. women literally are getting injured on the playing field, congressman. it's so good to see you thanks for joining us tonight we appreciate you. >> thank you. liz: now please listen to this. >> not only the keystone, they have canceled so many other ones. it's a breath of fresh air. i mean we're running on cloud nine. i'm going to tell you something, in the last three, four years, i mean, people have talked, its been bad, but now that trump has got into office god bless him. liz: coming up next, the former keystone pipeline worker is going to join us to talk about

president trump's new plan to bring back the keystone pipeline project. president biden canceled it on his first day in office. also this story coming up. >> now, we see with all this lawfare 3.0 federal district courts which by the way are not even mentioned by the constitution. they are created by congress. these executive functions of the presidency are being invaded by the federal courts. if the president or the congress steps outside of the constitution, federal courts have a legitimate power of judicial review but that does not mean, shannon, that the judges get to simply substitute their judgment for that of the president, because they do not like his policies. liz: well, democrats accused of trying to politicize and weaponize the justice department. now they are accused of doing that to the courts. far left judges are blocking trump's agenda across the country via about 70 democrat lawsuits. coming up we have a guest who

says this is judicial tyranny introducing a bill to stop judges in their tracks congressman darrel issa is going to join us but first let's check in with our friends dagen and brian brenberg to see what they have coming up on the bottom line. brian: liz all sorts of good stuff coming up. we have the head of the small business administration, kelly leffler is here to talk about getting waste out and getting people back in the office. senator ron johnson, look the tax debate is heating up with different plans in the house and the senate how does that all get resolved and he gets on that. dagen: the secretary of agriculture, brook rollins on getting eggs back in supermarkets and stopping food stamps from being spent on junk food, and then john heart, reinstating an earmark could help save money. lots of it. top of the hour. congratulations. here are the keys.

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biden to respond. >> i never said i oppose fracking. >> you said it on tape. >> the oil industry pollutes, significantly. here'se finish the statement because it has to be replaced by renewable energy. >> well, i'to present your datl of the thousands and thousands of people who won't be getting a green job. >> the fastest growing job in the united states before covid was solar power technician. the same people can do those jobs. they can be the people who go to work to make the solar panels. liz: the breath taking entitlement, the stunning arrogance of joe biden, jen psaki and john kerry telling u.s. oil & gas workers they got fired also coal workers. go code. go learn software code. we talked yesterday about how poorly the biden white house treated keystone pipeline workers. now, president trump is reportedly talking about bringing back the keystone pipeline project.

look whose here, former keystone pipeline worker, he's bugsy allen. thank you so much, it's great to see you thanks for joining us. what was your reaction? >> thank you. liz: what was your reaction of your fellow oil & gas and coal workers when joe biden and john kerry told you all to go code instead of doing your job? >> let me tell you something. you put both of them in a pipe and sack and buy a hundred and it still comes out zero every time. they don't have a clue what pushes america first. it's oil and gas, and plus coal. wind and solar is never going to do it. oil is the driver of the world, and the thing is, i am so glad, praise the lord. that administration is gone, and now, we have a breath of fresh air in this life. thank god donald j. trump and yes, ma'am, he will be bringing

the keystone back and plus, the other little jobs that are along with that because biden and kerry had all of the permits knocked off, and they wouldn't let us lay a pipeline, and my union, right now, this year, is absolutely a lot of work coming up. next year it's going to be excellent and the year after that, we ain't going to have enough people to man all of the work. liz: can us give us details on how democrats like joe biden, john kerry, and the biden white house hurt workers like you, hurt workers in the oil, gas, and coal company industry. can you tell us how badly you guys were hurt? >> we was hurt quite a bit. i got kids coming into college and the thing is i've been in the oil & gas for 35 years, and i can't go and just go

get another job at a solar panel or something like that. when you shut stuff down like that, you shut it all down, and the thing about it is, people have to prosper their families. you know, god gives everybody a gift to go work. it's l like telling all news reporters you've got to wash dishes somewhere, we're cutting out news. liz: so is there optimism now? what are families saying now? >> oh, my gosh, everybody is just so a breath of fresh air. it's like on the election night. i was so stressed out because i knew if that administration stayed in, it was going to be katie bar the door and the whole thing is, i'm just so thankful for donald j. trump and all of the , our blue collar workers, the oil fieldworkers. we're going to prosper but

number one, our families will prosper, because it's up to me to provide and whenever you've got a president that comes in and just cuts everybody out, that's wrong. it's wrong as it can be. liz: yeah, i mean just annihilating american jobs, but we've got democrats like senator tim kaine. he wants to end president trump's national energy emergency. the fear is they want to bring back biden's policies, cracking down on u.s. oil & gas and coal workers. what do you think? >> well, you seen how it worked before. that's the reason why our high prices are up. it starts with farming. you've got diesel, they have to be able to transport your goods. that's the number one thing. you ain't got no trucks running on electricity and i can tell you, wind generation will never pay out. it never will. coal fires will absolutely abound in great providing electricity but to be able to

deliver food like to new york city, to big cities, los angeles, it takes diesel. it takes trucks. guess what? trains, they run on diesel. you have got to have the energy flowing and plus we can make money off of our energy and put it back in the united states of america and people can stay working. liz: bugsy allen, former keystone pipeline worker, a pleasure to have you on, sir. >> yes, ma'am. it was a great pleasure. liz: okay thank you. now, please listen to this. >> the president is used to being under siege with lawfare and radical left judges. this lawfare frankly is part of the reason i believe we won. i truly do. i think it's desperate. i think that it is not in the interest of the american people. we will not decimal value fridaying orders we will fight them in court. liz: we've got far left judges trying to block trump's agenda in courts across the country. next um a congressman whose trying to stop what he calls this judicial tyranny. congressman darrel issa is joining us on his new bill to

stop activist judges in their tracks. next, we're going to be take that on after the break. please stay with us. >> it's called lay fair. it's called weaponization of justice and its happened at a level nobody has seen before. i defeated deranged jack smith and i guess he's on his way back.

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elizabeth: welcome back. we're catching this trend that's happening in d.c. republican congressmen reportedly want to impeach three judges blocking the trump agenda in court. it's rhode island u.s. district judge paul engel meyer, john bates and judge john mcconnell. let's bring in congressman darrell issa. it's good to see you. so is you have a new bill to stop federal judges nationwide trying to derail president trump's or any president's agenda? can you talk to us about it? >> well, absolutely. look, the history of the court is that the supreme court makes decisions for all of the land. district court judges make a decision in their district in a case. but what's happened over the last few years is activist judges mostly outside of washington, d.c. have decided that they can do a nation wide

injunction. ultimately, most of them or many of them are overturned, but they can literally stop an entire nation or world from operating. that is wrong. if they a want to come to the d.c. circuit, that's fine. if they want the wait and get to the supreme court, that's fine. but the idea they would file in hawaii against the trump administration and stop him nationwide is unacceptable. elizabeth: is so what is the fix in your bill? >> the fix simply says that as is tradition, they can make an injunction in their area of jurisdiction, but it doesn't apply to the rest of the country. they wouldn't do those if they couldn't do nationwide injunctions. the fact is plaintiffs would come to the d.c. circuit which does have nationwide authority, and you would result i -- they would allly end up at the supreme court. they've chosen not to do that a because they can find a sympathetic judge rather than find the real justice, and that's the reason oral of these cases although they look good in the beginning, they get

overturned ultimately. elizabeth: are other lawmakers supporting your bill? >> yes, i would expect it to run through judiciary relatively quickly. if this were the biden administration, today might be more interested anytime, but probably most democrats won't support it, but it's the right things and to do and the right time to do it. elizabeth: it would also protect any future democrat president, right? >> absolutely. this doesn't know a party, it knows what's right and wrong. ere are almost 700 district court judges. each one of them should not be able to shut down the nation. that's ooh what's we're going to change. elizabeth: got it. congressman issa, good luck with your with legislation there. that was really interesting. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thank you so much for watching "the evening edit," and thank you for welcoming us into your homes. we hope you enjoy the show. it's time to send it over to "the bottom line." take it away, dagen and brian. dagen: thank, e-mac. elizab