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grover norquist, david, it's great to see you, gentlemen.s for joining us tonight. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay. let's welcome to the show "wall street journal" columnist, former speech writer to george w. bush, he is bill mcgurn, and ej antoni, fellow with the committee to unleash prosperity. bill with, first to you. the federal reserve announced it will probe itself, admitting this was an oversight failure, what happened with silicon valley bank. why didn't it catch it? what was going on here? >> well, if i knew why they didn't catch it, we probably wouldn't have a problem. but i think that speaks to an interesting facet of these problems. every couple years we have failure of regulation. you know, i'm old enough to remember when the solution was supposed to be cod the-frank, you know -- cod-frank, you know? -- dodd-frank. and every year, every time this happens today come up with a new plan, and then we have problems down the line. but the regulators' credibility is never questioned. we still leave it to them. elizabeth: right, so -- >>

maria: grover, do you see it that way? >> yes.out dow professors who speak t universities is not comfortable that they can make the case to the american people for what they're trying to do and so their position is we will shout down lawyers, we will shout down judges, come and speak at universities which is supposed to be where free speech flourishes most. this idea that you also have the challenge where the ftc was going after people, when elon musk was letting the world know how the government had been pushing twitter to do one thing or another and to censor certain people and certain thoughts, the ftc said i want the list of all the journalists you talked to. the federal trade commission does anti-trust law but they can ruin your day and cost you hunter biden dreads of thousand offs dollars with -- hundred of thousands of dollars with lawyers, can make threats, damage your stock value. it's as if the army showed up at your door and said we had a. maria: had this is so disturbing and by the way, matt taibbi said this was not ab

the "washington examiner's" grover norquist and east palestine residents. and gop senators name it pentagon officials who allegedly leaked about the spy balloons under trump. i'm liz mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. stocks rattled today over the news of the silicon valley bank collapse. the. names like first rub, charles schwab. the u.s. economy added. inflation is wiping out your wage gain for two years straight. edward lawrence is live at the white house. reporter: the silicon valley bank, the treasury secretary is talking with federal reserve members to see if there is a cascading effect that could ripple through the financial industry. this was on the day we had a strong jobs report. it made it a tossup to raise rates for the nighttime, 25 or 50 basis points. 311,000 jobs created. wages are up, not keeping up with inflation. so i asked the white house economic advisers about that. >> inflation has been outpacing wages for about a year and a half. when can americans expect that to reverse? >> we just got the blue chip f

grover, i have been looking forward to this segment.e. the market seem to be killing jay powell to back off, using more aggressive language about raising interest rates even further, raise the rates even faster, so he has markets sort of spooked here. give us your top line dots here on what is going to happen next because this is affecting every american family. >> well, it is not fair to blame or credit powell. the inflation he is trying to combat was created by the trillions of dollars, the first $2 trillion biden spend and then the 1.7 trillion he added to that on top of more spending, so this tsunami of cash, which makes everybody's dollars worth less, is what powell is trying to fix. however, the president with his new budget continues to spend more and adding to that, he is raising taxes. when you raise taxes, you actually increase the cost of all goods and services in the country, and you make the price of goods and services go up. the kinds of taxes that biden is putting out our taxes that reduce the value of companies. the buyb

bring in our panel, elizabeth and grover. all right, i'm super pumped to have you both. liz, you have been covering the irs for quite some time as long as i've known you, that's been a while. is it possible this was just a coincidence as some are suggesting? >> it's abnormal, does not seem like a coincidence at all. i've testified twice for congress about irs and reform, and the same day matt taibbi is testifying about civil liberty violations, about government censorship coming from every corner of the government, this is a twitter files journalist, the same day an irs agent shows up at his new jersey house over a 4-year-old tax issue? usually they would send you a letter and meet with you over a fraud issue, not over identity theft. so yellen testified she had not heard about this, she will look into it, and admitted yeah, usually they show up for fraud but let you know ahead of time. what's really important the irs commissioner stand up and say something about this. if he's silent about it, yeah, they did it to threaten, intimidate matt taibbi and i will say this. the

how a prayer meeting turned in to a nate of terror did have these correspond, and benjamin alvarez grover has been following the shooting in hamburg. he earlier gave us an update on the latest there. we've seen many people laying flowers in front of this place. you can see you're right behind me with this terrible attack happened at 9 pm yesterday, and one of them who laid fly was in who also met and fire fighters and police officers was german interior minister, nancy phase a. was you only a few hours ago, and it's you rightly mentioned. she said that berlin now has a proposal for additional tests. as of course, is that the perpetrator, this 35 year old german who is the maintenance suspect of committing this attack own to this gun legally. and so, of course, it opened once again, the debate of how easily it is a to get a that the weapons here in germany. and police also held a news conference earlier today that they provide any additional details about the alleged gun man. they provided many detail so as i already said, a 35 year old german man who was part of this community but left it

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i'll be talking about more of this with grover norquist with meghan from tax reform he will join in thea.m. hour. coming up also wayne and kevin mccarthy the speaker of the house will weigh in in the 8:00 a.m. hour on bidens budget in the state of america today "mornings with maria" is live right now ♪ ♪. maria: president biden proposes massive $6.8 trillion budget yesterday for the fiscal year 2024 he reunited the debt ceiling debate and republicans are slamming the budget outline which includes within $5.5 trillion in tax increases over the next ten years. the president is confident however, about the proposal. watch. ♪ [inaudible] >> watch me. >> treasury secretary janet yellen is set to defend the president's budget on capitol hill and the house ways and means committee hearing this morning, joining me for the hot topics already logged the washington examiner commentary writer diablo, fox news contribute to fox nation host and retired marine bomb technician joey jones and fox business cheryl casone he, great to see everybody, thank you for being here. tiana, kick us off this budget

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i spoke earlier to our correspondent benjamin address grover, who is reporting from hamburg and asked him for the latest developments on this attack. that's right. there was a press conference by several officials. they confirmed that 4 men and 2 women, all of them. german citizens were killed as well as the unborn to a baby that you just mentioned. and this man, when he tried to enter this hole, he started shooting from outside to, from a window into this hole. they were on 50 people, a taking part in the ceremony. it was a woman in a car outside. he started shooting at the car, but that woman, luckily managed it to a it's and to, to go away. police quickly arrived at the scene and then they immediately managed to have this distance between the perpetrator. they went to an upper floor and when police officers arrived there pretty quickly, they heard, and in one shot there was still fire. there were several rounds of shots before that. that's what neighbors told, german media. and then afterwards, they could also confirmed that the perpetrator also killed himself. and what else is kno

air german president as well. expressing the condolences for the families right benjamin alvarez grover reporting from hambo. thank you. and the chinese leader, she's in ping has been handed a historic 3rd term as president. china is a rubber stamp parliament, the national people's congress held the election and there was no doubt what the result would. b, z took the oath of office with his hand on the constitution that he revised, whereas his predecessors relinquished the presidency of to 10 years. she tore up that rule book. he abolished term limits back in 2018. now this 3rd term makes him modern, china's longest serving head of state b bar and for more journalist again, fetch my joins me now from beijing. far beyond the result of this, the vote was no surprise. it had been widely expected that she didn't ping would serve a historic 3rd term. can you tell us what this means for china? yeah, sure. well, i mean the, uh, the result was kind of expected. it was obvious that he would get this term, but it was not necessarily obvious that he would get a 100 percent. yes, lot. i mean there

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and will we ever know some more am joy now bye up and it's correspondent, benjamin alvarez. grover sh. and jim, let's start with this joint investigation by 3 german, a media outlets bringing to light some of this new evidence. can you tell us what exactly did they find out? so they cited concrete information. they spoke about 6 individuals, 5 men, one woman, they said that the nationalities are unknown, that they found to it falsified passports. they rented a yes from a firm in poland, allegedly belonging to you. ukrainians then departed a port in the northern part of germany. and that this year was then located in near a, in island near a danish island. so that's information that we had that was another report by the new york times, also citing this pro ukrainian intelligence. but so far, the german government has said that it read these reports, but that from the swedish and also from the danish counterpart that has not been any information yet about this official investigation into the incident. okay, so yes, and we have to oversee reminder of yours that we do not know who's behin

coming up on the grover morning news, several feet of new snowfall in the sierra. >> creating a major issue for those trying to get to and from the mountains we're going take a look at the conditions. these folks are dealing with this morning. and oakland community members making another push for former police chief leronne armstrong demanding he be given his job back. we'll talk more about that. and up next, why president biden marked the anniversary of blood. he sunday calling for voter right >> even more snow falling in this year over the weekend. looks like a winter wonderland. many people, though, were without power last night and drivers dealing with changing conditions on the roadways are going to shatter reports from king ville after making that trek up the mountain on sunday. take. >> the road closure. it applegate reopening just before noontime sunday, but it didn't last long. caltrans put a hard closure in place just past gold run. so crews could deal with all the new powder. going up the grade toward blue canyon. the snow overnight dumped what look like between 4 to 5 feet

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last hour i spoke with the president for tax reform, grover norquist, about treasury secretary janet yellen's what he called cluelessness over who stole taxpayer irs files nearly two years ago. watch this. >> they know exactly who can did it. they know exactly how it was done. they had complete access and they're not sharing with anybody who did it because this was a decision at the highest level over there. maria: and now senator, we understand that the irs sent an irs agent to the home of matt taibbi independent journalist on the very day that he was testifying in front of congress. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan wrote a letter to the irs, he wants answer as to why agents conducted this unaannounced visit of a journalist's home, matt taibbi, on the day he was testifying on the twitter files. jordan writes this, in light of the hostile reaction to mr. taibbi's reporting among left wing activists, the irs actions could be interpreted as an act to intimidate a witness. is that what the irs was doing? >> i think every piece of evidence points exactly in that direction. t

he thought he might run as the democrat, didn't work out grover cleveland. he ran the candidate of the greenback and antimonopoly parties and. he didn't campaign for cleveland. and somebody was talking about if trump back, it's kind of like cleveland. they were talking twitter about this. and i was like, oh, are they sherrod? they elected butler. you know instead of cleveland. but anyway, still fighting for butler. i am. so over the course of his life, notably enjoyed the deep love and loyalty of many people, including his family. he also earned enduring affection, respect and gratitude of many, many americans, not least suffered gists. laboring people, men and women, black americans, more as was as i suggested in their response and i the book closes with how newspapers were reporting butler's death and black reported massive despondency about the loss of this figure figure for all that he did. he suffered. he earned great respect, but he also suffered enmity and derision not just as i've said from confederates, former confederates, but also from powerful no

you know, since grover cleveland you haven't had a former president who took a semester off so to speak of a once removed president. what does that do to the four years that happened in between to how people feel about you as a former president? we know his numbers are very solid people strong supporters of his. i think that's an opening, too. there is a wedge there. there is a pause and pretty big moment in between. i think he can leverage his age. leverage the florida numbers in the governor's race and the fact that he is ahead of trump in florida in his own home state. >> jesse: he is getting a lot of attention and he has got the book out but trump is still the big dog. >> martha: absolutely. >> jesse: if you want to be the king you have got to beat the king. >> martha: 100 percent. going to be fascinating. >> jesse: "primetime" got the cartels to apologize now the mexican president is talking smack. ♪ ♪ -i say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. -i don't feel any different. -i don't need you to feel anything to do great things. (upbeat music) -jesus, if y

witnessed a president that served and then was off for a term and then makes a shot at coming back like grover cleveland did. so you're sort of a president once removed. people feel very open about saying, you know, not necessarily yours. we're all going to get in here. what do you think as you look like what is the firstest matchup between those two? >> this will be an epic battle for a nomination that we've seen in our lifetimes. here you have the up and comer, ron desantis. he won his state by 19 points. won in blue counties like miami-dade and palm beach county. you have donald trump who got more votes than any president in history, 74 million. he has a very loyal base. ron desantis has a good story to tell because he's racked up so many wins as governor recently. right? his pitch is quite simple. if you want to make america like florida, that could be a good thing. if you don't like taxes, we don't have state income taxes here. if you don't like your kindergartener learning about sexual orientation, we're against that, too. look at the three states where joe biden won. california, illinoi

and military recruitment, elizabeth and grover on the irs silence over whether it targeted a journalist coming up as "america reports" rolls on. identical twins bethany and stephanie both struggled with cpap for their sleep apnea. but stephanie got inspire, an implanted device that works inside the body. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. phone call with this counterpart. so on this -- in this instance this didn't happen. but -- >> it's not true we read out every phone call with counterparts. i'm not confirming the press reports. >> in all of your conversations you've had with the prc leading up to this transit, are you confident that you have communicated or you are in a good spot that they might respond with heated rhetoric but that's it, or are you at all afraid that this might be sort of a pelosi 2.0 scenario? >> well, certainly let beijing speaks for itself. we, as i said in my opening statement there is no reason for them to overreact in anyway. it's a common occurrence, that president has done it si

i take you to this quote that you're probably familiar with, grover norquist, that he said it before, but he said it again in 2012. that it doesn't matter who the president is for him. he's the guy who wants to cut all taxes. he says i just need a republican with enough working digits to sign the bills that we have already prepared. so is that where we are? that the republican party is now saying it doesn't matter how violent it gets, how crazy it gets, how racist it gets? we just want the tax cuts. and we will tolerate anyone to get them. >> well, they want a lot of other things, and i did point out to paul ryan, who is now coming back as a fiscal conservative, that that tax cut added about $1.9 trillion to the national debt and how ironic that was. but yeah, it is this binary choice, and again, paul is sort of somebody from the past. i kept looking at him thinking, everything you're talking about must come with a unicorn because you're not acknowledging the way the world has changed. a lot of the things you're talking about, the way you describe the republican party, it doesn't exis

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there was a baby ruth bar, although that was actually named for grover cleveland's daughter, supposedlyge is the character of the first year left mike trout in the middle actually broke the all time single season home run record for the american league last year. mike trout is probably the best player in the american league, all of baseball over the last 25 years. but interestingly enough less than 30. percent of americans can name either aaron judge or mike trout versus 90% of people who can name babe ruth 1945 such an outlier. you're not such an outlier and that i think speaks to the problem that baseball has right now. it doesn't have really stars that people recognize and you know when we think about baseball, right, and we say, okay, what's your favorite sport to watch? look at the trend line for baseball right now, compared to where we were, say, 70 years ago . look at this in 1948 was 39% 1960 down to 34 where we are now. just 11% of it is that is it just not the game for the times. i would argue that it's not necessarily a game for the time, so i want to break it down by young p

so some guy yeah, there is guy like yeah, there is literally stopped car literally grover stopped the car and then got out to kick over the snowman. now don't know if there's any proof that he . it there's any proof that he. it was made by a little girl. yeah but. well, the generally made by by adults, maybe it just wants to meet, so maybe it just wants job with one of our walk institutions that pulls down statues. and he's showing there's a little audition for that. yeah, he's going to that. yeah. yeah, he's going to send well, to be send the video. well, to be fair, start mammals white. fair, they start mammals white. the truth is, it didn't look like much of a snowman it's like a blob of snow. all right. well they have any eyes? they visit irritation. they sees a critic tonight. lewis, what? you seen this funny? well, wouldn't say this funny? well, i wouldn't say it's just one of those things that's just so ridiculous. it's in was in an in the telegraph. it was in an article about how britain is the fast food capital of europe, which we know that right . and which we know that righ

so some guy yeah, there is guy like yeah, there is literally stopped car literally grover stopped the car and then got out to kick over the snowman. now don't know if there's any proof that he . it there's any proof that he. it was made by a little girl. yeah but. well, the generally made by by adults, maybe it just wants to meet, so maybe it just wants job with one of our walk institutions that pulls down statues. and he's showing there's a little audition for that. yeah, he's going to that. yeah. yeah, he's going to send well, to be send the video. well, to be fair, start mammals white. fair, they start mammals white. the truth is, it didn't look like much of a snowman it's like a blob of snow. all right. well they have any eyes? they visit irritation. they sees a critic tonight. lewis, what? you seen this funny? well, wouldn't say this funny? well, i wouldn't say it's just one of those things that's just so ridiculous. it's in was in an in the telegraph. it was in an article about how britain is the fast food capital of europe, which we know that right . and which we know that righ

host: another view from grover in virginia who does have confidence in the banking system.aller: good morning. i think with the rules and regulations being enforced, that is the problem. they don't enforce them. so many billionaires and millionaires. we have got a problem. the people feel like because there are millionaires and billionaires they are above the law -- because they are millionaires and billionaires they are above the law. they wanted to pay no taxes. the only thing they want to do is fill their pockets with money. [indiscernible] host: yesterday on capitol hill, senators continue to comment about the svb failure, the administration's response and the fdic's response. this is steve daines talking about putting the blame on president biden and democrats. [video clip] >> we have been watching president biden and the democrats' policies. we are seeing crisis after crisis and now the chickens are coming home to roost. wasteful spending has led to the highest inflation rat we have seen in the u.s. in 40 years. now these are bank bailouts are going to put montana ban

host: we take one more collar grover, from virginia. democrat line.nt to know they -- caller: i want to know they got all the checks and balances on these people but when they get caught nothing happens to them. if they would put someone in jail they would have a tendency not to steal. someone like donald trump's son-in-law. he got $2 billion from the press. and then what happened to him? i heard them talking about it, but they did not do anything. host: ok, thank you. guest: that is a fair question. in the old system we did see the abusers in up going to jail and losing their seat in congress. they were caught. we think under the new system it will not only be easier to catch them, but we -- i think there it of reason to believe if someone was doing something unethical that they will get caught and will be punished. host: a lot more in that report by the bipartisan policy center. serving as the structural democracy director for the organization. thanks for your time. that's it for the program today. another edition of washington journal comes in at 7

our pecan farmers, our beef producers, and also our grovers. you know, -- growers. the science base risk-based negotiations we're doing right now in the indo-pacific context and also in others are exactly key to that aspect of nontariff barriers that a lot of our agricultural producers face. we are also working very, very robustly, for example, the east african community has issued their first joint sbf notification which we welcomed. we have wins with ecuador when they declined to implement a ban on powdered milk imports. at the wto as well my team again as part of a very robust geneva work that often goes unsung is very, very robustly engaged on spf issues and other nontariff barrier issues with a lot of focus on our agricultural sector. >> ambassador, i really appreciate your response but i do want to reiterate the need for a more aggressive stance when it comes to pursuing new agreements and more market access for agricultural goods. it's just so important to our economy all across the country, and i look forward to working with you on it and with that, mr. chai