i'm elisabeth mcdonald. elizabeth: welcome to the show and watching the foxbusiness network for unit let's get right here. and mike standing by. guest: in the final hours of his presidency, donald j trump has released a farewell statement, given all of the there is an promise to some of the inauguration . the outgoing president said is praying for the success of the incoming administration. a run down a long list of his accomplishments in everything from the u.s. mc 82 they are details of this route to the space force. so this president has always had his critics and he is the new ones since january the sixth our unit taking a much different posture then he maintained it during trump's presidency, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today blamed trump with a deadly mob stormed the capital in january 6 the low mcconnell document to voting for or against conviction when impeachment reaches the senate. and here are some of his comments. mcconnell: the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president. an

elisabeth: that is the challenge .country when we see protesters or activists -- we get excited and we proclaim -- but that is seeing the situation from our perspective. and how we would like the country to react. we are not seeing it from the perspective of the people in that country. there are many protesters this time around in russia. but not the majority of the country. it is more of a minority. alexi know of on the is an extremely brave man. the more support he gets from the west than the more he can be characterized as a western figure. anna: many talked about protesting for the first time. let me ask about u.s.-russian ties. these relationships have been tense since the annexation of crimea.. -- the annexation of crimea. how do you see the biden administration putting its mark on the relationship? elisabeth: at the very least, we have a clearer line under the biden administration. under trump, we had a peculiar difference between a tough position on russia and almost a subservience to vladimir putin. that confu

elisabeth: that is exactly what i am currently working on.ountry that puts human rights at the center of everything it does, and we have all the core values to make these things happen. now everybody knows that in times of politics or economic crisis, you see all of these inequalities based also on ethnicity or origin, and that is the reason why i am currently working on a diversity index that will be given to companies so they can understand or they can have a picture, a true picture of how diverse their companies are. because giving people the possibility to study and the possibility to have access to the good employment are the two very basic and fundamental things we can do for every single citizen in our country. so this index will be a good tool for public or private companies to measure their diversity and put in place at the human resources level, but but also at the top level of the company, to give them a true, concrete picture of how they are behaving so they can put in place the right training, the right hiring approach, and so on

now even though after six children, she's gotten elisabeth stelter.onetheless, she has the best figure of any of the women in washington. but mary latrobe was willing to go where ever latrobe went enemy for him the best possible home. and there at the end, she has left the east coast and traveled with her two young children to new orleans. they rented a house. and latrobe is special in this way because he never designed these for people, he never had his own the knowing that they had a small house in new orleans and mary and the two children had come down to make for him a proper domestic home. i think without her, he would've been miserable. susan: i think i want to open it up to see if we have questions from the audience at this point created cynthia asked going back to the beginning of your talk, and i will share with the audience, the first chapter in your book. you have titled in itchy ears. that is fascinating. but cynthia asks. it's interesting about the monrovia connection, how much did that play a part in his future career. jean: thank you cy

with us trying to do stuff this way anday elisabeth, this felt like it is. we went forever with republicans and democrats and food fight and could not getet a stimulus bill passed. and then finally got from past and i were trying to pass another one. in our try to break it up into specifics. come on . to put in the world is wrong with washington . at the end of the day, and another thing, the still running down this path from present. are we going to change the man to this great freedom were not going toe acknowledge all of the great things that he did. it just ask yourself if you're mom or dad yourself got a vaccine and gunshot, does that man not deserve the credit for making that happen. it is absolutely beyond this committee. elizabeth: and now given what you just said are you talking about, this point. joe biden has a vaccination plan. in the national guard and you're already using national guard and doing them for using vaccine supplies running out in california. and new york and florida. and then we see cnn running out of the store using anonymous sour

elisabeth.wing that the storming of the capital than the riots here resulted in the deaths of five people including the capitalo police officer who tried to hold back them. the division among those who went inside. for instance, a man of idaho, photographed hanging from the balcony and the senate. it overnighted tv station that he got caught up in the moment . and he saidry sorry for the shae that he brought to friends and family. jake received attention because he was photographed and that bizarre, fuzzy boarded shirtless costume at anna getting by phone and he said he was very proud of storming the capital.ts no regrets at all. there have been arrest, richard barnett of arkansas, photographed with his feet up on the house s speaker's desk. he was arrested in little rock and told the tv station that he only wentin to the capital becae he was looking for a bathroom. in west virginia legislator, has been arrested in his looks like you will have illegal entry. others are weapon charges and one per

i'm elisabeth mcdonald and you been watching the evening ended and thank you for joining us. lou: good evening everybody most rhinos, person they would rather quit altogether and then actually fight for truth and justice and the american way of life. these rhinos who are playing the fight, or simply afraid to stand up against the radical dems in the left-wing in the deep state. the chamber of commerce of course and wall street and big tech. in the senator rob said that he is not going to run for reelection next year because in his words, it is gotten harder and harder to break through the partisan gridlock and make progress on substituting policy. it is the work in the fight of too much. the good news is there is an under seed in the senate for someone tough and smart enough and patriotic enough to fight for this country and our way of life. we will take that battle. the battle for the nation's sole . and congressman matt rosendale and jason. if in the deep state is continuing its unconstitutional surveillance of american citizens. we call it spying here. and so does the inte

i'm elisabeth mcdonald and you been watching the evening ended and thank you for joining us.rhinos, person they would rather quit altogether and then actually fight for truth and justice and the american way of life. these rhinos who are playing the fight, or simply afraid to stand up against the radical dems in the left-wing in the deep state. the chamber of commerce of course and wall street and big tech. in the senator rob said that he is not going to run for reelection next year because in his words, it is gotten harder and harder to break throu