girdle that does it for us on fox business, "the evening edit" is up next with the fabulous elizabeth macdonald, it all starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. liz: tonight major league baseball did a big swing and a miss, the mlb moving its all-star game to denver from atlanta when colorado has tougher voting laws, fewer early voting days in the same voter id laws as georgia but president biden and barack obama support the baseball boycott of atlanta when it slammed black workers and families in georgia. marco rubio blasted the mlb commissioner, he wants to know if the baseball commissioner will drop his own membership in the exclusive agusta national club and stop the mlb tried to make money and timing communist china in cuba does our major human rights violators. top s georgia official bush miller, ford o'connell and also fred fleitz, chris bedford and congressman brian babin of texas we have more on the fight over baseball boycott and the dozens of companies that oppose george's reporting laws those companies require ids from workers and customers, the white house of the media including cnn don lemon sayi

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decades ago but not that he owned the laptop, jonathan is asking that, thank joining us i am elizabeth macdonald"the evening edit" starts right now ♪ ♪. elizabeth: would begin on capitol hill where a suspect was shot dead after ramming his car into a barrier and attack capital police with a large knife one officer dead and he another injured, hillary vaughn on the scene as it unfolded, thank you for joining us tonight, what did you see. >> it was quite the scene on capitol hill as we saw capital police officer laying on theiv ground while other capital police officers tried to give him medical care until he could be put on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance but we also saw the suspect being wheeled away on a stretcher into an ambulance as well while he was bleeding profusely and in response to this attack the president has ordered flags at the white house to be lowered to half mass in honor of the two u.s. capital police officers that were attacked this afternoon at the capital and this evening we were getting new information about the identity of the man who was behind the attack, he read

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome tote show.e watching the fox business welcome to the show. let's kick it off jason. climate summit with the president. more than 40 world leaders chinese president xi jinping. watch. esteemed colleagues from around the world, welcome to this historic leaders summit on climate. i want to thank you for being here. and for your leadership. i have spoken with a number of but the climate crisis. elizabeth: well make you feel good, jason they wanted to kick it off this way and overturn the economy with climate change policies. what do you think of that? >> you would think they would have the whole zoom thing done, figured out by now given how we had to communicate world leaders getting together to communicate about important issues is always laudable, it is a good idea but what the united states under kamala harris and joe biden are proposing is one of the most radical ideas to ever face the planet t will cost american jobs. it will naturally drive up the cost of energy which is the goal of the biden-

i am gerry baker and for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.ry: president joe biden continues his u.s. tour selling his tax-and-spend agenda, today in philadelphia the president promoted his infrastructure plan including $80 billion for rail, some of that will go to amtrak which has been losing money consistently over a long period of time. so is this yet another example of throwing taxpayer money problems? take a look at this. >> in my american jobs plan i propose spending $10 billion a year on passenger rail and freight rail. of this two thirds would support existing amtrak routes including the northeast corner but nationwide. were talking about union jobs, i said, were taking care of wiring switches, fixing bridges, tunnels, modernizing stations and repairing and rebuilding the vital infrastructure. gerry: for reaction let's bring in texas congresswoman beth van duyne. she's on the infrastructure committee, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me i appreciate the opportunity to answer these questions. gerry: we know the presiden

bidenol administration wiping out trump's policies that worked, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald"the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we begin with c.b.o. director, the longer infrastructure takes the past, the more it falls apart. now there's talk that it won't hit congress into august, they wanted memorial day and the misleading stuff that the democrats are doing with fastball by the american people, it's really bad it'sit full of slush funds and tax hikes and more. >> this is not an infrastructure bill, that is well-established and lost all meaning in this discussion, it's a big spending bill, it's not going to create jobs, it's called american jobs, it's awkward to create jobs there will be big tech increases in claim rich corporations and the economy will grow more slowly, some companies will head overseas to better climate and what we willil end up with fewer increase in productivity and lessss in the way of growth of living. this is a big government growth bill and is not much work obligated than that. li

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thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald in "the evening edit" start right now. ♪.lcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we begin with former georgia congressman doug collins, we hear you might consider a senate run, are you? >> it is good to see you and we are considering that, i have a senator raphael warnock who is encouraging businesses and money to leave georgia and then acting surprised what happens, there's been a lot of consideration going on. liz: gotcha, we will stay on the story. president biden really doing a swing and a miss telling folks in georgia to avoid losing businesses, this is after he used the massive power of his own bully pulpit to say yes baseball should boycott georgia pulled our star game out of it and barack obama also endorsing it to. >> it's pretty amazing to have a president of the united states in the georgia legislature was too dumb to know what they're doing, let's be honest this is not about us smarting up he said the georgia legislature in the general assembly and the governor citing the bill was not smart eno

i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. the"the evening edit" starts rit now now. ♪ brian: president biden highlighted his 6 trillion-dollar spending spree, drawing harsh criticism from republicans about the american families plan. the white house offered specific numbers who will be affected by tax hikes to pay for it. blake burman at white house with details. reporter: brian, good evening after wrasse night's joint address president biden is on the road and will be there several days to try to sell his economic vision. give you a live look at duluth, georgia. you see the cars there in the background. the president is set to hold a drive-in rally. duluth a suburb northeast of atlanta. the president tomorrow will be in pennsylvania. then on monday he will head to virginia. you're right, brian, we have new details from the white house who would be impacted from the american families plan. part of the reason the president is on the road that is the proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy to pay for things like free preschool,

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us.'re watching the fox business network. we kick it off with former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. great to have you on sir. what do you think of maxine waters taking a victory lap after the democrats blocked a censure of waters, after telling proat the timers to get confrontational if there is not a guilty verdict? should we be okay with this. >> no we should not be okay with this. good evening, liz. we don't need grandstanding politicians stoking the mob, threatening our judicial system. i think this is one of the things really challenging in this time, that is, we have people like maxine waters and others on the left you know, that are essentially inciting violence. i remember when i was at the department of justice in 2018 when she called for confrontation against people in trump's cabinet t wasn't helpful then. it isn't helpful now. i think she needs to tone down the rhetoric. we need more statesmen and states women bringing america together and solving the intractable pr

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.nks for watching. we begin with an embarassment from major league baseball, a big swing and a miss. joining me now attorney, former georgia congressman bob barr. okay, so, good to see you, sir. thanks for joining us. the mlb yanks its all-star game, they pull the all-star game out of georgia and put it in denver, colorado. colorado has tougher voting laws than georgia. less early voting days. the same voter i.d. law as georgia. what is going on here what do you think. >> what is going on here is politics, politics, politics. the one thing you can almost liz, count on for the left to do, sooner or later they overplay their hand. that i think is what's happened here because what they're doing is so difficult for them to explain, it is so wrong, it is so ludicrous, it is so absurd i think even moderate democrats see through this and will be opposed to it. so once again, they have overplayed their hand and i think it is going to rebound against them. elizabeth: yeah. we've got more than 21

that was an f you to russian president vladimir putin, we break all this down tonight, i'm elizabeth macdonald"the evening edit" start right now. ♪. elizabeth: thank you for joining us we begin with president biden wrapping up his day in pittsburgh announcing a new two and a quarter trillion dollar infrastructure spending bill with me now trump official marc short your confirming a new conservative group to fight biden's tax hike, what is your plan, battle plan to fight this? >> thank you for having me on the reality the biden tax plan even though say it's a tax for the rich will tax every american, the reality this is the first phase, there will be n second phase and what the washington post has reported a total spending would be $4 trillion of which 3 trillion will be tax increases, the best estimate if you raise the corporate tax rate from 21 - 28% like the biden administration is claiming it'll maybe create $750 billion in revenue, you do the math, that leaves 2.2 trillion more in tax increases on every american, it will kill jobs, the reality we will put together a coalition of businesses

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. izabeth: we begin with former deputy independent counsel sol wisenberg back with us. great to see you again. what is your take on president biden trying to use executive actions to do gun control? is that the way to go? >> unfortunately every president, democratic and republican tries to do things through executive orders that they can't do necessarily through legislation. so the important thing to remember is any executive order can be effectively overridden by congressional action. so it is the weakest form of law in the way, if you even want to call it law so that statutory law prevails over executive orders and constitutional law does. so can he do some things at the margins? yes. anything that upsets the legislature enough, upsets congress enough or is against the constitutional precedent set in the supreme court opinions is going to fail. elizabeth: we hear what you're saying. you're saying statutory law takes precedent over executive action, is that it? >> right. he can't do som

i'm elizabeth macdonald. the"the evening edit" starts rit now. ♪. abeth: well thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with former d.c. police detective ted williams. we love having you on the show, sir. first reaction to the 26 year veteran who fatally shaut dante wright, the police chief both resigning, in brooklyn center. meant to use the taser. curfew being reinstated. what is your take on that story? >> it is interesting. this 26-year veteran of the brooklyn center police department had served there exemplary until this sad incident in which this man died. i really have called for a complete investigation. i wish that it would have played out. it is my understanding that while she has sent in a letter of resignation, that it is not been accepted. that there are members of that community that want her fired, and, as you know, liz, the city manager there also has left the job as well as the chief of police. now i was on this network yesterday and the city manager called for due process for kim porter, the young lad

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i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. izabeth: you're watching the fox business network. thanks for joining us. we begin with detroit police chief james craig is back with us. it is great to have you on, sir. your reaction. maxine waters getting a police escort, flying from washington to a protest in a minneapolis suburb telling protesters to ramp it up get confrontational with cops. she ignored the curfews. this city is on edge as the george floyd trial heads to the jury. it is with the jury right. >> i can say two words, reckless and destructive. i spent the lion's share of my career in los angeles. i know representative maxine waters. i remember rodney king, while we certainly don't support the tragedy involved in rodney king, she was out stoking flames then. she is doing it now. the time in our country that is just, it is a bad time. so, between representative waters and rashida tlaib, reckless and disgusting. it does nothing to support -- elizabeth: we hear you, sir. >> i'm just like, disgusted. elizabeth: we hear you

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay.fter georgia enacted a new voting law more than a dozen companies with operations in georgia facing pressure to condemn it. lydia hu is following the developments there in the state of georgia. lydia, it is good to see you. reporter: hi, there, liz, good to see you as well. apple is the latest company to join the long list of companies speaking publicly condemning the new law in borger. this is following developments in major league baseball where the league is reportedly considering, exploring options to move the all-star game away from atlanta this summer this all started when a group of black business executives, merck ceo ken frazier and former american express ceo ken chenault started calling on corporate leaders to speak out against the new voting laws in georgia, saying it will disproportionately hurt voters of color. for reference let's review some of the claims that are being made about this new law. to set the record straight. democrats are saying that this law ends voting ho

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay.k with us now look who is here, former d.c. police detective ted williams. ted, talk about chicago. by the way, good to see you again. chicago mayor lori lightfoot begging for calm and for peaceful protests. they released bodycam footage of a 13-year-old adam toledo last month. looks like what happened, the local media in chicago reporting on it. police found a gun at the scene that this 13-year-old did raise his hand. didn't look like he had a gun in his hands but there was a gun thrown nearby. it happened within less than a second, this shooting. reaction to this story? >> well, hi, liz. i can tell you there are more questions than answers as pertains to the shooting of this 13-year-old child, adam toledo. when you look at the fact that the law enforcement officers were called to that area as a result of gunfire. they get into the area. they see two people running, a 21-year-old and adam toledo, this 13-year-old. they tackle the 21-year-old. adam toledo continues to run. a police off

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: okay.n with former congressional candidate from maryland, kim klacik. it's great to see you. what was your reaction when you saw facebook censoring around the world stories about the real estate shopping spree by the anti-capitalist cofounder of black lives matters, that's patrice colors? four homes worth more than $3 million. what do you a? >> yeah. first of all, thank you so much for having me back. you know what? i'm not shocked and i'm not surprised. we knew that black lives matter was taking in over $90 million in donations, and just a few months ago local chapters did speak up and said they have not seen any of the money hit black communities across the country. so i'm not shocked about it, but guess what? this is the only country in the world where racism can make you a millionaire. racism in 2021 is just a racket. it's a race hustle. it's been going on for many, many years and to keep these people in business, and that's why we continue to hear about it. you know, we heard from mich

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay.begin with fox news contributor sean duffy. it's so great to see you, sir. what's your take about -- thanks for joining us. they're calling biden's radical plan, they say it's radical, raiding taxes to a level not seen in generations, doubling capital gains taxes to more than 43%. what do you think of this move? >> well, it is radical because it's going to affect our ability to invest in the next generation of new companies, invest in our innovators which create the next trillion dollar company, elizabeth. this is bad for the american economy. i'm hearing these guys on wall street complain, the rich complain. these are the very same people that funded the biden campaign, they're the ones that funded democrats to take over the senate and the house, and this is no surprise. they've all talked about raising taxes. so when democrats do what they said they were going to do and those who funded them complain, don't come crying to me. they knew this was going to happen. it's going to be horri

i am elizabeth macdonald you're watching "the evening edit". we hope you have a good evening.rry kudlow, great to be with you. look, stocks are booming, they continued today. unbelievable numbers including friday's 1.1 million jobs including revisions. an absolute blowout for the ism manufacturing and service numbers. in fact, ism manufacturing the best since december of 983, reagan -- 1983, reagan days. and today ism services number for march came in at an all-time record high for that series going all the a way a back to, i think, 199 7. anyway, it's possible we could

thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" start right now. ♪.iz: we begin with fox news contributor sean duffy, it's so great to see you, what is your take on the market present economist their calling biden's radical plan they say it's radical raising taxes to a level not seen in generations and doubling capital gains to more than 43%, what do you think of this move. >> it is radical because it will affect our ability to invest in the next generation of new companies inner innovators which create the next trillion dollar companies, this is bad for the american economy. i'm hearing these guys on wall street complain and the rich complain these are the very same people that funded the biden campaign and funded democrats to take over the senate and the house and this is no surprise they've talked about raising taxes when democrats do what they say there to do and those in front of them complained don't come crying to me you knew this was going to happen it could be horrible not just for them but the impact for middle-class americans who will be im

thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.ank you for joining us you're watching the fox business network. matthew whitaker, it's great to have you on, what did you think of maxine waters taking a victory lap after democrats blocked the center of waters telling protesters get confrontational, show we mean business, this is not a guilty fit under verdict, everyone should be okay with this? >> no we should not be okay. we do not need a grandstanding politician that go around stoking the mob and threatening our judicial system, this is one of the things that is really challenging in this time, we have people like maxine waters and others on the left that are essentially inciting violence, 1 remember when i was at the department of justice in 2018 and she called for confrontation and people in trump's cabinet, it wasn't helpful then and it is not helpful now. she needs to tone down her rhetoric and we need more statesmen and states women that are bringing america together in solving the intractable problems that we face and not ta

i am elizabeth macdonald, thank you for joining us and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ elizabeth: thanknks for joining us. see you tomorrow night. ♪. larry: welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. great to be with you today, ton of the show, we turn to the issue of voting rights and corporate ceos statement organized in recent days by ken chenault, former ceo of american express and merck ceo kenneth frazier. a large number of companies signed it. some cases others did not sign it. others signed it but did not identify their company. activists and celebrities signed it. when i say a large number, large

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.'re watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with former georgia congressman doug collins. sir, great to have you on. we hear you may be considering a senate run. are you? >> we're doing, that liz. one good to see you and talking to you again. we're considering that. with the craziness down here where senator rafael warnock who is actually encouraging and money and business to leave georgia, acting surprise when it happens, there is lot of consideration going on here, liz. elizabeth: gotcha. we'll stay on that story about you. now to this. president biden doing a swing and a miss telling folks in georgia to smarten up, avoid losing businesses but this is after he used a massive power of his own bully pulpit to say yes, baseball should boycott georgia, pull the all-star game out of it. barack obama also endorsing it too. what is happening here? how do you square this? >> it is pretty amazing to have a president of the united states basically say the georgia legislature was to

i am edward lawrence and for elizabeth macdonald, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox businessn interesting debate with me, we will follow all of the stories and more in the coming days, stating tomorrow we will have "mornings with maria" and more coverage about the what the president could possibly say, later on the joint group of congress. back to you. ♪ larry: hello, everyone. to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow are. great to be with ya. two big stories in today's "wall street journal." what wall street is telling us about the u.s. economic outlook, that's one. and the west looks past covid-19 and sees economic resurgence with, that's another. now, i thought the first story, i mean, they're both important stories, don't get me wrong. i thought the first story was a little soft. yes, it credited government stimulus and vaccines for the booming economy. i don't know, the stimulus is so short-lived. it did help

i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening ed different" starts right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: let's welcome backshow former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. sir, it's great to have you back on. the daily mail bombshell, shocking details that hunter left out of his tell-all memoir, top forensics experts say that, yes, they did authenticate that it is his laptop. they include a former fbi veteran agent. so it's got hundreds of thousands of texts and e-mails and really disturbing, graphic photos. when you saw the story, what was your reaction? >> well, liz, it's good to be with you tonight. the first instinct i had was just how we were told this was such of a nonstory before the election, how all the conservatives and republicans were told that, you know, there's suspicion that this could be disinformation from a foreign country and, you know, that i somehow we should ignore this. and it's very clear now that, you know, hunter biden desperately wanted his tad to run for president -- dad to run for president because that was his business with his dad in the public eye with. obviously, he si

i'm edward lawrence in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now.ard: president biden enveils his american families plan, $2 trillion for covid relief. that massive spending is more than $6 trillion. biden has not hit 100 days in office yet. let's dig into what the spending plan is, how it will be paid for. blake burman at the white house with his calculator. blake, break it down for us. reporter: there will be two major economic pitches for president biden two hours from now as he gives his first joint address before congress. the president in the lead in to this, white house in the lead in into this unveiled the $1.8 trillion american families plans. $800 billion in tax cuts for workers and families. here are some of the top lines you could see next to them. how much the white house says it will cost over a decade. president proposing extra four years of free education, free preschool for 3 and 4-year-olds, two years free community college later in life. a national paid leave program and child care putting a cap on out-of-pocket costs for low and

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us.ou're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with former boston top cop, he is daniel alinsky. your take with second degree manslaughter charges are to the officer fatally shooting dante wright. is that the write charge. >> facts and circumstances we played out absolutely. elizabeth: we have the brooklyn center, suburb of minneapolis. possibly a fourth night of rioting. 100 protesters arrested so far since monday. violent antifa rioters are there. that is fox news is reporting. antifa already blamed for helping to destroy sections of portland, oregon. are you hearing about antifa on the ground here? >> absolutely. in this city and other cities. they are utilizing another tragic event that occurred, utilizing the grief of the community and family to engage in violent protests and violent destruction of property. they're not there to change the discourse. they're not there to make things better. they want to destroy things. unfortunately they hijack legitimate messages of co

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show.ou're watching the fox business network. we begin with former cbo director, look who is back with us, douglas holtz-eakin. great to have you back on. the longer infrastructure takes to pass the more it falls apart. now there is talk it won't hit congress until august. they want it memorial day. now the misleading stuff that democrats are doing, whipping fastballs by the american people, doug, it is really bad. it is full of slush funds and tax hikes and more. >> yeah. this is not a infrastructure bill. that is now well-established that word lost all meaning in this discussion. it's a big spending bill. it is not going to create jobs. it is called the american jobs plan. it will not create jobs. there will be big tax increases. rich corporations will pay them won't affect but they will. incentive to have the economy growing more slowlily. some of the companies will head overseas to better climates. we'll have fewer increases in productivity, less real wages, less growth in the standard

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. izabeth: we begin tonight with republican senator ron johnson is back with us. we're so excited to see you, senator. okay, you heard the open. what is with senator joe manchin saying up to seven democrats are going to oppose biden's 28% tax hike on companies? is this thing dead on arrival? >> i sure hope so because increasing the corporate tax rate is not going to do anything for pulling us out of the covid recovery and long-term economic prosperity and opportunity for americans. look what we did in 2017. back then the corporate tax collected was a little under $300 billion. in 2019 before the covid recession hit it was about $230 billion. so we lost about the $70 billion worth of revenue. i think we probably would have made that all up with a strong economy but the biden administration is talking about spending thousands of billions of dollars on all these boondoggles. so again you have to keep the business, the american business tax rate compared competitive with the world. that is w

trying to backtrack on the use of the word crisis again, thank you for joining us i'mks melissa elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: you're watching the fox business network, thank you for joining us we begin with james craig, it's great to have you on, your reaction maxine waters getting a police escort flying from washington to protest in the minneapolis suburb telling protesters to ramp it up, get confrontational and nick nor the curfews, the city is on edge and george floyd trial with the jury now. >> i say two words reckless and disgusting, i spent the last year my career in los angeles, all i know representativeng maxe waters i remember rodney king and while we certainly don't support the tragedy involved in rodney king but she was outspoken and she's doing it now, and a time in our country that is a bad time, between representative waters in rashida tlaib reckless and discussing, it does nothing to support. liz: we hear use or. >> i am disgusted. liz: we feel you onsu this to national guard troops and drive-by shooting in their windows were shattered and let's lis

gerry: i'm gerry baker i was in for elizabeth macdonald, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox businesshave a great evening. is people not me get this right president biden has proposed a highs capital gains tax problem history, not quite sure about that but i know it's the highest in the past 50 years plus at 43.4% added with the corporate tax that get you over to 50%, well over 50% and state cap gains will get you close to 60%.

i am elizabeth macdonald and kennedy is next on fox business with continuing coverage. thank you for joining before breaking news tonight as you have singles in all three charges. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin convicted in the killing of george floyd, watch. back we jury in the above mental count went unintentional second degree murder will committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. very true and number two is account to third-degree murder perpetrating in a minimally act by the defendant guilty. verdict count three we the jury in the above matter as to count 302nd degree manslaughter culpable management current unreasonable risk find the defendant guilty. kennedy: chauvin now heading to prison for possible the rest of his life. these sentencing is two months now. as a libel to minneapolis. thousand national guard troops are on the streets. so far it is reportedly calm and somewhat jubilant. not long after the verdict came down the family of george floyd spoke and his brother said this. >> we are not going anywhere. i want to thank all the protest