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november? a job revelation from a federal watchdog group, tens of millions of dollars helping the pandemic stolen. fox news at night will investigate on this. portland's differential policies for the homeless there. we'll explain why the town is being taken to tax over handicap laws. we begin with a look at the elections. republicans hoping to emulate newt gingrich come this november. we'll go in death with the bill of rights. we begin with trey gallagher. good evening, trey.

>> house minority leader kevin mccarthy will now unveil a commitment to america. the agenda includes dozens of policy recommendations that is fall under four categories, an economy that's strong and a future that's built on freedom and a government that's accountable. here is gop congressman steve scalise. >> democrats are fed up with the direction of far left moving through federalism. >> the commitment to america also has a parent's bill of rights includes of the rights of what to know of what being taught in school and a policy

ensuring only women competing in women sports. >> new york congressman the thinks the plan is phony. >> the american people will see through it clearly. >> mike gallagher says dams have no choice but to condemn because they got nothing to condone. >> look, that's a reality of rapid crime in major american cities. that's a reality of a weak foreign policy and a reality of a stagnant economy that's hurting americans. >> we should know kevin mccarthy will announce his announcement tomorrow in pittsburgh with the steelers losing like they did tonight. pittsburgh may not be in the best spirits. >> yeah, if you know anything about the steel city, you are right about that. >> trace is the new anchor of this show. you have been nothing but great

to me at the eight years of the company. best of luck and we'll see you again soon. >> thank you, kevin. let's talk about this new gop initiative and how the commitment to america and other hot button issues may impact the upcoming midterm elections in november. with that, we bring in our lesley marshal who's really a gem and speaking of gem, how about long time white house david marcasco is covering with us tonight. i want to begin with you, david, it sounds good on paper but will it produce the way it did back in 1994. what do you think this commitment to america? >> record inflation, another interest rate hike by the fed. people are going to start -- imagine you have a variable mortgage.

people will start to feel for it tomorrow. none of it matters but the economy. >> i think you are 100% correct on that. there are some edge issues that percolate up to the four forefront. i think the choice issue is one of them. i want to share a sound byte from kellyanne conway. listen here. >> the gop has made its agenda perfectly clear for months. a nationwide on abortion, medicare and social security on the chopping block, raising taxes on working families, while democrats continue to fight to defend woman's rights to choose. >> we know the fight is on abortion. if you are pro-life, you better be pro-life your entire life.

that's why the republican party is only the party for school choice and education for freedom and opportunity of scholarships. >> a lot to unpack there. you heard chuck schumer saying what republicans are trying to do is limit choice across the country. you heard kellyanne conway suggests really what democrats want is to be able to abort baby up until birth. i think both edges of this are probably not what the mainstream believed. the positions are out there. your take on what was said there and how may that impact the mid midterms? >> as a pro-choice democrat, i don't think it should be birth. and if they want to check out a few boxes, let's look at the history and how they voted. votes for republicans don't add up when it comes to healthcare and education, not just for the child but the mother. a lot of people would say they are pro-fetus and not pro-life.

speaking of the dobbs decision and abortion, five hours ago, we saw online in the state of colorado, it is number two next o the economy among voters. in the state of new mexico, latinos have an increase in concern about abortion and a decrease in concern about the economy and inflation specifically and then when we look at numbers, just looking at ohio, for example, when you have 12% gain among registered voters that's women registered to vote 12% more so than the men registered to vote. i don't believe it is going to be the economy, stupid. even though james carvel is right. economy is numero uno. number two is among voter. >> maybe number two, i think it is fair to suggest, maybe not up until birth, and you follow up until when? that becomes the big

debate among some. david, lesley's point is a strong one that ultimately people will vote their pocketbooks but there are other issues that could make an impact as we get closer to november. i want to get your take and your sense of where we are with respect to the horse race aspect of this. are you feeling like the gop has the house solidly, the senate is a toss-up. does that change very much between now and then? >> no, i don't think so. i think we'll have closely divided chambers, the republicans will control both sides of the capitol and these edge issues may help. the border is not a big play in montana. if you are looking at tight senate races in arizona and nevada, the border will affect that. i maintained of 27 and 28 states where the abortion laws have not changed and are going to. it is hard to motivate women there to care about that issue to pull a lever base about it. in some other places, yeah, it

is an edge issue and sometimes edge issue tips you over the edge. i don't think republicans are in fine shape, as long as they are not too proud to go in front of rob emanuel's yard to say these are pricey and we can't let it go to waste. >> i want to share on "axios," this was a headline. the piece democrats have listen focused on abortion as a winning issue. the new data shows a waning interest nationally after the initial surge followed the supreme court's overturning of roe v. wade. florida governor desantis grabbed national attention by flying asylum seekers to martha vineyard's. your stretch as to what that may mean as we head down the stretch? >> nothing.

it was not a spike, i was surprised. if you remember after the ruling we didn't see a lot of people registering to vote. we didn't see the outrage. it took a bit. actually, we are seeing those huge numbers increase in registration specifically among females and not just ohio but many states in the country. i love "axios" but i don't think people know what they are searching for. people are also searching for the latest potato chips, i don't think people are voting for those two items or issues. >> i do think you make a good point about the number of women registering, do keep in mind, school choice, what's happening in schools also is a big issue among american women particularly suburban women. lesley and david, i appreciate your time. >> thank you, kevin. big news, $50 million of

taxpayers' money stolen. what gives? for answers we turn to my good friend lucas thomasson. he has all the details for us. >> $45.6 billion was stolen from the country's unemployment insurance program using social security obtained from dead people and prisoners. the extent of the damage far greater than first estimated over a year ago which back then put the number at $16 billion stolen. now, the extent of the fraud is nearly three times greater. the am of stolen cash could be more. the ig report released this afternoon said, "despite the office of the inspector general continue to identify fraudulent claims, we continue to obtain the data."

bogus claims in multiple states using more than 2,000 social security numbers stolen from dead people. this is the third major scam involving covid relief funds in just the past two days. on tuesday, the feds uncovered what they call at the time the largest pandemic relief fraud, charging 47 people with steeling $250 million that was supposed to be used to feed hungry children in chicago. now another scam using pandemic release cash. some of the suspects used the fund to spring themselves from scale by using the stolen cash to post bond. republican senator, roger marshal introduced a new resolution to end the covid emergency declaration, response

to president biden's comment on "60-minute" saying the pandemic is over. >> kevin? >> lucas, thank you. josh harley demanding more information about the dod's potential non compliance regarding the process of service member exemption request. holly sent a letter to the actor attorney general, seeking for information about the internal report and so called alarming findings. meantime, the ceo were grilled by members on the panel on thursday. chad pilgrim has more on that from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> reporter: you expect bankers to fill questions about inflation and the economy when they appear before the senate.

but, how about guns and the environment? >> thank you all for being here. there is a bit of a flogging element to what's happening today. >> reporter: the bankers heard it from both sides. liberals -- the biggest wall street bank have lost the trust of the american people. i expect all of your banks use it to help the community and not just your shareholders. >> today i am raising similar concerns of the politicized banks. embrace your history as promoters as free enterprised and staying out of social issues. >> reporter: pat toomey questioned whether that would process the credit card sales of guns. >> we can't tell the american

citizens how their money will be used. that's not our jobs. >> we do not intend to use the code to limit or restrict the purchase of firearms by our customer base. >> reporter: republicans worried the fed could compel banks to abandon fossil fuels and invest in green energy instead. >> do you believe the u.s. banking regulators have the stat -- >> speaking for myself, there are my jury and my hang man, they can do whatever they want unless constrain by you. >> reporter: republicans offered a warning to bankers. >> you will never win. never. the uber-woke sweepstakes. >> reporter: there was some discussions abouts the economy, jamie diamond said he's apprehensive about inflation. >> chad pilgrim on the hill,

thank you. house democrats passing bills. not without a fair amount of internal drama. some progressives including squad members, corey bush and aoc, blocking the package and delaying it for hours, arguing the bill failed to hold police cat accountable. they're hoping to show voters they are actually funding the police less than seven weeks before the midterm election. a north dakota man said he intentionally ran down a teenager with his suv over his conservative politics. he's out of jail tonight, the teenager is dead. >> reporter: the 41-year-old shannon brand called 911 on himself last sunday admitting to hitting the 18-year-old, killing

him. the two had some types of altercation in a small town of mchenry, the teen called his mother saying brant was chasing him. brant told police that the teen was threatening him. court documents revealing, "brant admitted striking the pedestrian with his car because he had a political argument with the pedestrian." >> when brandt called 911, he identified there was a motivation of what was occurring. that was the only individual we heard from. we have not been able to corroborate that at all. >> reporter: they have not confirmed the teen belong to any

right-wing group. brandt is charged with dwi and leaving the scene of a fatal crash. the investigation is ongoing as the rural community mourns a tragic loss. >> this is a really small community so it is really hitting home for those people there, especially for the family and families. >> brandt is free on $50,000 bond. police tell us he has lawyered up and stopped talking. the teen's mother declined speak with us. fox news in los angeles. thank you, back to the windy city. mayor lori lightfoot, correspondent lauren green has more on that for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening, kevin, from petty to brutal.

crime is rising in the city. the city's mayor shows the discord over what is or is not reality. >> it would have been helpful for the mcdonald's ceo to educate himself before he spoke. i think you saw mcdonald's put out a full page ad talking about their full support of the city of chicago. >> reporter: mayor lightfoot blasting back at the mcdonald's ceo, after the franchise warned that rising crime in the country and the windy city where the company is based is hurting business. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: his comment comes a couple of days before the early tyraid.

the fact is chicago ended 2021 as the most violent on record and has residents on edge. security cameras did not phase him. >> seems like he had experience doing it. i was so angry seeing it. >> reporter: chicago is not alone. in beverly hills, these smash-and grab bags made up of $500,000 jewelry. in the big apple, a lot of bad behavior as a man randomly attacking the stranger with a chair and breaking his own. public transportation is climbing back to its prepandemic level, so as crimes. this guy is also not so friendly. he was not allowed to use the first class bathroom. at least one business is taking action to stem the effects of crimes.

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researchers say it was a merchant vessel, researchers plan to excavate the ship which is made of walnut tree and they hope to display it for the public to see. if you have a viral video to share, hit me up @kevincorke or @fox news tonight. the city of oregon is suing the city, arguing officials there have let the sidewalks becomover run with homeless encampments. walk ways have become in assessable. dan springer shows us where things stand tonight. hey, dan. >> reporter: the art student who get around

with wheelchair. >> i am tired here, i can't wait to go back home after my school year is done and not deal with this. >> reporter: tiana tosser also suffered by a disability. she was hit by a drunk driver, she had three surgeries and had to learn how to walk. now, she's joined and aid the plaintiff in a class action lawsuits over portland's access over public sidewalks. >> all portlanders are being ignored. you call and there is no response. it is crickets. >> reporter: in a january count, there were more than 3,000 people living on portland street. the plaintiff initially sought help from the

advocacy group, disability rights of oregon. the same problem exists in certain west coast cities, this district went viral on twitter. la skid road is no better for the disabled. >> when you have the whole sidewalk is open drug scene and a serious impediment of disabled people being able to move freely around the city. >> reporter: city officials decline our request for comments. the lawsuit seeks an immediate court in injunction to get the sidewalks cleared and force the city to buy enough shelter space to get it done. kevin. >> dan springer in seattle. thank you, dan. it looks like new york city is bracing itself for more migrants to be bussed there from border states, setting up large tents to help deal

with the mass influx. city officials revealed new numbers on the crisis and pretty staggering, 2,000 additional migrants, arriving at the big apple bringing the total number to more than 13,000 homes are staying in city shelters. breaking down republicans' commitment to america and the focus on a parent's bill of rights. that's coming right up. first, a quick look at your friday's forecast. here to see our meteor meteorologist. >> it is not bad. you see dallas topping out at 97 and we'll see a little bit of rain as you get to the west of the great lakes. you can download the fox

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request for comment on its prices. california, air resources are looking into new regulations to ban the sales of all diesel trucks to fight climate chain. decades of racist and classes and practices including red lining and - it is ridiculous. talk about heavy vehicles and freight communities and pollution. committee bill mar is speaking out. mar is saying the biggest problem with the democrats is they want badge. the democrats can win every election if they didn't do the kind of things that make people go oh my god. this is the party of no common sense. huh?

governor brian kemp is pulling in georgia and stacey abrams is facing, let's call it for what it is, backlash. after some comments she made regarding the biology involved in the abortion debate -- >> there is no such thing as a heartbeat. >> georgia's pro-life law banning abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected take in effect july 20th. we talked about kevin mccarthy plans to make the house gop again. well, the republican's commitment to america includes a promise to advance the parents bill of rights. the topic front of mind for our next guest.

the author of "fiona fantastica force." i know it is past your bed bedtime -- absolutely not. >> i am a night owl. you probably would know that for now. we were talking to lesley marshal and she mentioned of the uptake the number of women registering to vote. i said a lot of women out there are concerned, yes, many are concerned of the abortion debate. a number of women and men are concerned of what's happening in schools and what's happening. i want to share this, this is part of the protect kids act, i am going to get your reaction. this is the parental rights over education and care of their protect kids act. here is what it says in part. to require elementary and middle schools that receive funds to

before changing a child's gender marker. allowing a child to change the sex base accomodations including locker rooms and bathrooms. that's an interesting way to approach it. >> this is a mind boggling issue. if you talk to democrats about abortion, they say my body, my choice. if you ask them about parental choice because my kid, my choice. there were so many parents in this country that unfortunately are having to fight the institution. they're having to sue schools such as virginia where these parents are having to sue the school because there is a law in place that protects the students, not the parent. the students from revealing his or her identity, therefore, if you believe that your gender is wrong or that you are misgendered, you can tell a teacher and that teacher tells a guidance counselor and they have

no responsibility to inform the parents. you do not tell a parent how to raise his or her child. >> that's the absolute and most sane thing i have heard on this debate. the fact is you are the last line of defense for your family. you're the last line of defense for your children. the idea of cutting parents out of the conversation, your mom and part of the reason i want to have you on the show was to talk about the idea and you talk to moms in your neighborhood. this idea of cutting you guys out of the the conversation is a non starter. >> yeah, this is a non starter and i won't have it. i won't have the conversation. my kids are not in the public school system but unfortunately, there are a lot out there are. not only our children's minds are being brainwashed but the parents' minds as well. where do you think children are learning about being transgender

? from their parents and peers. it all goes back to the parents. the parents need to take responsibility. i have no problem of parents being open with their child. all these social issues that you need to learn and teach acceptance. it is not the school's job to teach my child when or where they learn about these social things. i want them to focus on arithmetics and reading and writing and because of the pandemic and fourth graders and nine year olds are the furthest behind. all because of the pandemic. that's what they have to learn in school. >> i learn so much when i read books. speaking of a new book, you got a new book out. i am so thrilled for you. tell us about it. >> i am absolutely thrilled when we talk about the whole

anti-woke culture. they have this freedom i-one series. it is pro-american and proteaching about values and traditions. imagine that, right? let's fill our children with whole some thought. every single month they put out a book, i happen to be an author. teaching children not to expect everything and be served on a platter. if things get tough, people try to get you down, you persevere. that's the type of parenting that i would hope more parents do. it is not political. it is a really sweet book about a little girl who wants to build a fort. remember those days when we used to build forts? >> sure. >> get out there and use your head and imagination and your parents can get involved. it is a special story how she

persevered with her father's help and in the end, they respect her even more so for doing so. it is a great inspirational story for children. >> i want to high-five you. >> bravebooks.com. >> how about a hug? >> thank you so much julia, we appreciate it. great stuff, she's terrific. it is a battle many of us fight oen a daily basis, worries and anxiety and two years after the covid pandemic, frankly it gotten worse for a lot of people. how do we win the war on worry? our pastor louie giglilo is joining us live. next.

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for the first time a governor back panel is recommending mental health screening for all adults under the age of 65. >> i am dealing with a lot of anxiety, i am a single mom and i take care of my kids and working and things like that. it is a lot of stress on top of that. i don't know -- i just hope things get better honestly.

>> i see a lot of people are struggling with it and i permly did as well. >> it is a real thing. so we ask the question, how do we win the war or worrying. let's talk to the man who wrote the book about it. pastor of passion city church and author of winning the war on worry. la pastor louie, this is one of the topics people don't want to talk about, they're embarrassed or don't want to be a burden to other people. what are you hearing from your parishioners or people you are around the community about the stress and anxiety that's happening in our country. >> kevin, thank you for being with me tonight. i would like to start with me and not the parishioner. i fell in a hole of depression that knocked me out for a few month's time. i understand the power of the darkness of depression.

what i also have come to learn and i want i want to share tonight that god is greater and i am here as a witness tonight that we can overcome anxiety, depression, fear and worry and all of its cousins. i fear anxiety at an all-time high. why would there be? our economy is crumbling and climate change. every time we look at our smartphone there is another headline that makes us want to be worried or afraid. the beauty is we have a choice and we have power over our thoughts. that's what i want to share of a little book "winning the war on worries." we are not victims on our circumstances. we are the masters of our thoughts. we can choose to aim our thought us in a way that centers us and ground us in hope. that's what everyone in the world right now needs to hear.

>> no question about that. i want to share this from "psychology today," how often do your worries come true? this is fascinating to me. researchers had participants write down their specific worries for ten days when ever they notice they were worrying. the results is 91% of worries were false alarm. the other remaining 9% of worries that did come true, the outcome was better than expected about a third of the time for about one and four participants, 0 of their worries materialized. i know we don't have as much time as i would like. i would like to get your reaction to that. >> is it amazing? what you are saying is 90 plus percent of the time, what we are doing is, let's take a little overview of what's happening. we are importing a negative

outcome for the future and we are bringing that onto our present moment. we are projecting all these things that could go wrong and now they're paralyzing us in the moment, they're stealing our joy in the moment and they're zapping opportunities to maximize what's in our hands right now. and 90% plus percent of the time, the potential outcome never happens. this proves worry is the thief of joy and it robs us the opportunity of what we carry well. we are not saying don't prepare or don't be concern, what i am saying is let tomorrow -- this is the words of jesus. let tomorrow takes care of itself. focus on what god given you today and focus on the reality that god has been enough for you. he brought you through every circumstance. the enemy says you are not going

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