senator diane feinstein declared this week she also backs joe manchin on keeping the filibuster and said ridiculously, quote, if democracy were in jeopardyi would want to protect it but i don't see it being in jeopardy right now. they couldn't do it if some of these democrats weren't shamefully in denial about it, shrugging their shoulders over it. this was also the week we discovered trump's department of justice seized the data of at least two democratic members of congress in 2017 and 2018. and slate magazine pointed out, this would be a remarkable set of circumstances under any administration, but as usual that it happened during the trump administration would make it even worse. appear to have occurred at the same time that the justice department was fighting a congressional subpoena for trump's personal financial records to say nothing of the administration's stone walling during the house's first impeachment and the department openly flouting congressional oversight throughout trump's term. rarely do we get such a stark example of the asymmetry of power between the two branches. o

the 16 democrats including diane feinstein and eight republicans were all required to test negative for covid to attend. >>> a change of command for the coast guard, as it promotes one of its own to capitol hill. emily turner is in alameda with the new move for one female vice admiral. >> today the coast guard specific area command is getting a new leader after sending off their current one. she is off to bigger and better things. vice admiral linda fagan will say goodbye to coast guard island and hello to washington, d.c. if approved she'll be the second highest ranking officer in the coast guard. she's been tapped to be the vice commandant and an admiral, making her the first woman to achieve a fourth star in coast guard service. she's dedicated 36 years to the military branch and now passes the torch in alameda to rear admiral peters, as she moves up in rank . >> women hold up half of the world and therefore we need to make sure they represent at least half of what we do as a nation. our service is working hard, marching toward the goal of building a coast guard that is reflective of

southern california protesters showing up at the private homes of house speaker nancy pelosi and diane feinsteinded that they spend more on climate change, the democrat climate change agenda is in chaos and we will show you how more cities are reinstating bringing back more money into police budget by the millions of dollars after a spike in crime taken a toll on businesses at the heart of the pandemic recovery house republicans demand a new hearing on democrats push to defend the police over the past year, former president trump to visit the border later this month he wants to call attention to what he calls a dereliction of duty by the biden administration, texas democrat henry cuellar sending a letter to biden's borders and vice president kamala harris begging her to go to the border. i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪no. elizabeth: welcome to the show the fox business network, the stockss closed down as a stocks reserve would raise rates at 2023, that the faster than expected to fight against rising inflation, the market watching the first face-to-face meeting

>> we hope that nancy pelosi and diane feinstein hear the message. >> reporter: in a statement housecy pelosi's team said in part, with president biden in the white house democrats' actions will continue to accelerate including as we work with the administration to reach the goal of cutting carbon pollution in half by 2030 through the american jobs plan. the march across the golden gate bridge to the homes of house speaker nancy pelosi and senator diane feinstein is the last leg of the 266-mile march. on may 28, seven of these activists with the sunrise movement began their trek in paradise. >> the deadliest and most destructive wildfires our state has seen. >> reporter: paradise resident man gave the ashes of his family's home to the group. >> it meant to demonstrate the urgency of the reality we're living in. >> it is urged to reignite the move. >>reporter: this 17-year-old says it is only the givening of the efforts. >> we will keep fighting and doing whatever is necessary. >> reporter: and with every mile they hope to inspire others along the way. >> i'm fighting for a liveable f

, jacky rosen, i'm not in favor of getting rid of the filibuster, a week or two before that, diane feinstein'spticism about that so it's more than just a couple of democrat senators were in this and that's blocking the filibuster. they got rid of the filibuster, they still the have 50 votes for a bunch of the stuff, do you really think they're going to say i want to make it difficult for montana farmers and ranchers to passive their land onto the kids? david: after all, politicians are worried more than anything else about getting reelected and i'm sure there's pushback because as we've seen in polls recently, a growing number of americans don't want this country to go to the far left so these senators and members of the house are pushing back from their constituents, are they? >> absolutely and the more they keep the measures the worse it's going to get because in swing districts and states, people were not prepared to see that. maybe the democrats would have been better if they were straightforward and said here's all the crazy stuff we want to do but the fact is if you're a democrat in a sw

>> we hope that nancy pelosi and diane feinstein hear our message . >> in a statement statement, speakerart with president biden in the white house, democrats actions will continue to accelerate, including as we work with the administration to reach the goal of cutting carbon pollution in half by 2030 through the american jobs plan. the march across the golden gate bridge to the homes of house speaker nancy pelosi and senator dianne feinstein is the last leg of their 266 mile march . on may 20, 7 of these activists, with the sunrise movement began there track in paradise . >> the deadliest and most destructive wildfires are team has ever seen . >> he gave the ashes of his family's home to the group. >> it's meant to illustrate the urgency of the reality we are living in. >> 17-year-old emma says this is only the beginning of their efforts . >> we will keep fighting and doing whatever is necessary. >> with every mile they hope to inspire others along the way . >> i'm fighting for a livable future for this generation. >>> some cal poly students are making a difference with their engineerin

social scientist more than me but there is a reason to be skeptical in the day after the election diane feinsteins same-sex marriages and 17 years later people who study this are moving far away from that. on the bigger question or the question of a better point of entry, was is a native strategy to have the stuff on the ballot into aid bush which became the right and the left i think people on the right were happy that karl rove did the tricky stuff all over the country and people on the left bought into it naturally, the reality i write about as a religious conservative evangelical who spend all of 2003 in the beginning of 2004 trying to get the bush to care about marriage and they totally failed, their whole view of the bush white house that they're being taken for granted and they played a central role in winning 2000 he got distracted by 9/11 and the activists are saying about joe biden needs taken out for granted because he wants to win moderate suburbanite in a 2003, seeming how they can get bush and road to care as much about marriage as they do the federal marriage amendment, the effort