claudia, tenney, can you hear me now? >> not yet. i apologize.claudia tenney is in new york this morning. she is joining us and i want to get your take on the response from the biden administration about the pro t testers. >> unfortunately, i think the response from the biden administration has been a little weak. i mean, certainly antony blinken condemned the protests but they haven't done anything to real ry point out that the chinese are using tiktok which is like a spyware, they shut down air drop that the protesters were using. this is more than just a crack down on covid zero, this is the chinese communist party that the biden administration needs to react to and i don't think that they've reacted ad a yetly. there -- add a yetly. there could be -- adequately. there could be sanctions in terms of cracking down on the protesters so violently. i think they could be more of a response. i find it's very weak coming from this white houses personally when you consider the bombshell this weekend of the realization of what's on the laptop, the pote

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claudia tenney, thank you very much for being here this evening . president biden headlined at town hall in delaware friday an relayed a story about awarding metal to a us servicemember in afghanistan his -- ashley strohmier has the detail tonight good evening, ashley. >> president biden is facing once again for exaggerating a few details at a political event , even the mainstream media has picked up on the pattern of misstatements he's made up of the years paid friday at a town hall with veterans meant to encourage them to sign up for healthcare and then get screene for toxic exposure, he repeated the a pulse claim that he's visited iraq and afghanistan around 40 times per biden has only been to those middle eastern countries about half that many times, just 21 by their count at large. biden also told this story, les than. >> and iraq, i was up at one of the points and i asked -- i was asked if i would put on the silverstar. this man had one of his colleagues and this young man climbed down the hill and put the guy on his shoulder and brought them

joining us tonight, members of congress, claudia tenney, darrell issa, french hill.exas attorney general ken paxton. joe gamaldi from the interest personal order of police. former facebook analyst kara frederick, "wall street journal" air travel reporter allison cider. customs and bored he border protection there have been 600 migrant encounters since october alone. democrats downplaying the national security threat. twitter ceo elon musk calling for users to follow the science at least, revealing former workers at the social media giant had a quote, fauci fan club. i'm james freeman in for elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. james: we begin with a look at your money. the good news, stocks ending sharply higher in the next to last trading session of 2022. also the white house announcing it will require travelers from china to test negative for covid-19 prior to arrival in the u.s. this as every 2300 southwest flights have been canceled today amid ongoing holiday travel nightmare. now the airline claims normal operations could be coming as soon as

claudia tenney introducing legislation to redirect new irs funding from the inflation reduction act toecurity. joining me right now is center for immigration studies senior national security fellow and author of overrun today bensman is here. todd, good to see you. thank you very much. >> good morning. maria: the idea that claudey tenney is pushing for money on the border. 166,000 irs agents versus 15,000 border agents. i mean, it's are incredible what we are doing to the border agents starving them f for resources while the numbers increase, 5 million illegally have crossed under joe biden's watch. your thoughts. >> remember just a few years ago former dhs secretary jay johnson said that a thousand a day was an unbearable crisis, apprehensions coming across. we are at about 7,000 a day now and the intelligence community is saying that when they drop title 42 on december 21st, assuming that happens, that will be looking at anywhere from 12,000 to 18,000 a day. that's just an absolute category 5 hurricane we've never experienced before in the united states and when that onslaught enters

you wants to work together with republican switchers congresswoman claudia tenney blasting this. >> alexandriacasio cortez, long no vote on the democratic side on these omnibus, big ugly, as i call it, and she voted against it because we had the audacity to put some money, a nominal amount into helping the border crisis. only for nominal use, not to rebuild the wall create more agents. >> reporter: at the white house they are blaming republicans in congress for not passing immigration reform. the congressman told me that is an unfair assessment because the administration does have the power to change policy on the border today if it wanted to. edward: astounding, we do some math over here, 92% more for shelter than agents. let's bring in republican governor of arkansas asa hutchinson. do you think there needs to be a new long-term solution? should title 42 remain in place? this is untenable. >> title 42 should remain in place until there is a long-term solution provided by congress and this administration. the supreme court is taking the border crisis more seriously than the biden administrati

joining me now is georgia congressman buddy carter and new york congresswoman claudia tenney.hank you both for joining. i had the pleasure and honor of serving with both of you. i'm going to start with buddy carter he served with me on the oversight committee. are you aware of anyone who says this border crisis is a good political tool and we want to continue on and don't want to solve it? >> absolutely not other than perhaps joe biden and kamala harris i don't know of anyone. this is a serious problem for obvious reasons, not the least of which are the illegal drugs coming across that border infelting our community killing our citizens. over 107,000. 107,000. people last year, much of it due to fentanyl that came across that border and it's not stopping. thank goodness the supreme court ruled with title 42 and we can keep it in place otherwise this would be even more of a disaster. and to think we passed the monstrosity of the $1.7 trillion bill which had money for other countries to secure their borders but no money to secure our borders? ludicrous. >> congressman teny you t

for more on this spring and nurse congresswoman claudia tenney.n the house foreign affairs committee. congressmen think estimate for joining me this evening. merry christmas to you and yours. let's begin right with the report of migrants being sent on christmas eve arriving in the middle 19 vice president, harris' home. i just want to start off with do you agree with this tactic by governor abbott to sending them to new york city and other places? >> merry christmas to all your viewers into you as well. look this is a huge problem. one of the most egregious problems we have in this country. vice president kamala harris has been assigned this task which is failing on miserably. we have a record numbers of people coming across the border from the border states texas that cannot handle the mass outpouring of people coming in for the democrats are trying to destroy title 42. a fix to title 42 or an amendment to it to keep it in place was rejected. it was a point a big contention in the omnibus spending bill that just passed. the democrats left hand wi

here is congresswoman claudia tenney. >> we have alexandria ocasio-cortez, the lone no vote on the democraticside, she voted against it, we had the audacity to put some money, nominal amount helping the border crisis. but remember, only for nominal use, not to rebuild the wall, not create more agents. >> meantime, anita, the white house blaming republicans and congress for not passing immigration reform, but congressman cuellar just told me that's an unfair assessment because the administration does have the power to change border policy today if they wanted to. anita. >> anita: and congressman cuellar on the front lines of the border. >> gillian: claudia rodriguez, serves on el paso city council. thank you for being with us. you heard aishah reporting there. henry cuellar is coming under fire for a lack of funding for the border crisis in the new omnibus package, but it's close to $70 billion, that's not peanuts. >> that is correct. i mean, the fact that we have a tent city that is being built in el paso, a huge shelter to house all these migrants, you know, is that going to be the solution

in hillary's piece we heard from new york congresswoman claudia tenney we need to advance national securityconcerned about national security. how do you advance those concerns? is it outright ban even though that is not likely? >> there are multiple security concerns with tiktok and to contextualize it. the u.s. government has been negotiating with tiktok, investigating its security practices for over two years. there is some frustration how long this process has taken. there are concerns where data is stored, who has access to it. what kind of security protocols are there. while tiktok claimed that the american version of the app stores all of its data in the u.s. and singapore and chinese nationals do not have access to it there are conflicting reports who is able to see it. under chinese law state officials do have right to access the data. there are some conflicts there. there is a process by which the u.s. could attempt to ban the app through legal channels going beyond government employees use the app on government dedicated devices. it is complicated. we have over 100 million america

time now for "common ground" segment, joining us tonight are new york republican coming woman claudia tenney for being lower. we talk about all the things parties are different on there are big issues, obviously that you all fight about. but one of the reasons we do this is to figure out where you might be able to found common ground. for the two of you who are worked together on capitol hill, where is that first to you congresswoman? >> representative christian morty and i came in as freshmen in 2016 and we signed a commitment to civility and very committed to that. made sure we did legislation together. we worked together as freshmen and we want to continue doing that so i think that interesting that we actually have a lot in common that would be surprising maybe to your audience and one of those things is dealing with global hunger, it's very important to us. also dealing with the protests in china, the protests in iran and freedom around the world and supporting democratic principles. >> hey, thank you so much and i echo claudia's sentiment. you know, one other thing that she didn't ment

congresswoman claudia tenney about it earlier.aid to me. >> i feel sorry for george. i don't think he has to resign now unless there is some kind of issue where he is proven he has violated ethics law, particularly with campaign finance. let's wait to see what happens. it doesn't look good. i'm disappointed. but i know he apologize so let's see what happens going forward. it is really up to the people in his district. >> edward: what do you think? does he resign? does he feel pressure to resign? >> well, i don't think he can resign right now because he's feeling pressure from the republican side to stay in because the margins are so slight and the majority. but right now, you know my other people that have gone on for president have had these problems in their past and relying on their resume. that hasn't been a problem for them, at least it is only temporary but they managed to get through it. but this investigation into his finances, where did he get the $700,000 loan? that is way more problematic. so, we will have to look to se

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