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even as they put on a public image of unity with us harmeet dhillon, matthew whitaker, brent and tom homan. small businesses under siege, how the backbone of america is on the ropes as it fights to the nails to survive the ability to encode the 19 lockdown majors, also tonight information on how the mainstream media is all but ignoring scandal after scandal by democratic lawmakers breaking their own lockdown rules. and president trump and vice president pence putting the full-court press on those two georgia senate runoffs, the nypd says shooting and murder are soaring in a new push by some on the left to defend the police. plus tensions rising on the border as a trump administration races to build as much portable as possible and while it still can't come i'm jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ while president biden is filling key positions, he is reportedly feeling heavy pressure from progressives when it is in a party. joining an outright 2020 advisory board member harmeet dhillon, great to see you tonight, let's start with what's happeni

elizabeth: tom homan, good to see you. on "after the bell."time tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. wee begin tonight with breaking news. the u.s. attorney's office in delaware is investigating hunter biden's taxes. hunter biden, son of vice president, the former vice president, released a statement this afternoon. in that statement he said he was notified yesterday about the investigations. however sources tell fox news that the investigation of hunter biden and his taxes began in 2018. one ever the que

we have nicole malliotakis, giano caldwell, tom homan on these stories and more. staten island bar owner who became a local fails of the anti-shut down movement after defying orders to close denies striking a city sheriff with his car. the national director of intelligence, calling for the interim john durham report on the trump-russia probe to be released. both sides are ramming up the fight in those two georgia senate runoffs that will swing the balance of power in washington. >>> chicago suffers another deadly and bloody weekend of violence as many on the far left push to defund the police while south of the border mexico's government reportedly wants to make it a whole lot harder for american anti-drug agents to do their jobs. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald tonight. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: some 33 million california residents are now under a strict covid-19 19 lock down. 85% of the state including southern california, san joaquin valley and bay area are under stay at home orders. governor gavin newsom blames measures

acting director tom homan. tom, we always love having you on.caravans are headed here with illegal border crossers heading to the u.s. border out of central america after hurricanes hit there. your reaction to this story? >> look i said six months ago, liz, this is going to happen. when joe biden made promises during the campaign, you know, saying he is and all trumps policies he might have had a conference call with criminal cartels to tell them you're back in business. i will end the successful programs president trump put in place that resulted in a decrease of illegal immigration like we've seen never seen. unprecedented success. he is going to kill it out of spite. i just think, look as a border guy, been doing this three decades i'm upset. border patrol agents are upset. i.c.e. agents are upset. the american people should be upset. we have a right to have a secure border to protect americans. it is ridiculous what joe biden promised and the results are happening because of the biden effect. elizabeth: we have one caravan possibly heading o

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elizabeth: tom homan, we'll have you back on. thank you for breaking it down for us.'m elizabeth macdonald. gregg: good evening, everyone, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. federal investigators are searching for a motive in the christmas day bombing that rocked downtown nashville. police say anthony quinn warner blew himself up in the explosion that injured at least three people and caused major damage to nearby homes and businesses. there are reports this evening that warner's pair now e ya over 5g technology could have contributed to that attack. >>> also the dow, the s&p 500 and nasdaq all jumped to record highs after president trump signed off on a

tom homan on these stories.ouse majority whip brushes off questions of eric swalwell's ties to suspected chinese spy. questions over hunt hunt foreign business dealings. escalating backlash from anti-covid-19 lockdown movement after new york city mayor bill de blasio warns he is sending sheriffs deputies to knock on doors to make sure every british traveler is in a home or a hotel is quarantining. he will fine them if they're not. plus, detroit suing black lives matter activists over claims of quote, civil conspiracy and why joe biden now says he won't dial back all of president trump's immigration policies on day one of his presidency. i'm edward lawrence in for liz elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. edward: mouse democrats agree they will try to pass this measure. will more money be on the way for those struggling in the pandemic? with me to break it down texas republican brian babin. congressman, is trump right to take issue with this bill? >> i think he is right, absolutely. you know,

we'll stay on the story with you, tom homan. thanks for joining us of the appreciate it.ld. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thanks for watching this evening. see you tomorrow night. ♪ did. thanks for watching us, we'll see you psalm time tomorrow. muck. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we begin with historic events in our nation's fight against the china virus pandemic. hospitals across america administering the first doses of pfizer's china virus vaccine to front-line health care workers. critical care nurse sandra lenzi, who has taken care of they e that virus patients on long island, new york, among the first in the country to be vaccinated. today's historic achievement the result of president trump's operation warp speed, a program that has produced two remark by effective vaccines j

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tom homan is fired up.the cancel culture is at it again, keeping lockdown open posers silent. todd piro is here next. ♪. david: "the new york times" is being accused glorifying cancel culture after publishing a piece that readers say celebrate ad high school student's vengeance on a classmate. that classmate was forced to withdraw from her college? lauren: lauren: give you the story. a cheerleader, mimi groves, got on the university of tennessee cheerleading team. she made a video using the "n-word." the cheer team revoked the offer. the university pressured mimi to withdraw entirely. here is the story last night. >> what she lost was her dream. like many athletes she worked most of her life going to a great school, being on her team that was taken away from her what can be only described as a rush to judgment. i know how it should have been handled by the university. we hope that they will see the light on that point and do the right thing. lauren: the tone on of "the new york times" criticized celebrating

tom homan joins us live, happy new year.ling of this part of his immigration plan now that the election is done? >> i am surprised. he must be watching fox network. we've been talking from of the biden presidency would remark in an unprecedented surge. hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers in the united states, data shows 90% don't qualify, and wait illegally in the country, in nice detention, put a moratorium on deportation, give them free healthcare, those promises he made, who would want to come to the united states, the border numbers are up because of the biden affect. i am surprised but the better thing was forget his ideas, take donald trump's success on the border and build upon it. >> you mentioned border apprehension numbers up, let's take a look at that, they are at 64%, november of 2020, 67,101 and as i mentioned 64% from november of 2019. we mentioned pushing this back a little bit when it comes to joe biden but do you think there's a chance this becomes permanent, that he doesn't in fact make as many changes?

joining us is tom homan, good morning. what is going to happen? will they have to wait in mexico?iden becomes president they won't have to. he made promises to end trump policies on the border which includes remain in mexico. he promised a moratorium on deportations. he said he wouldn't allow ice to do any work in operations, end detention. you make promises you enter the country illegally you won't be detained or deported and get to work here illegally because ice won't find you and on top of that give you free medical care why wouldn't you come. we lose control of the border and the progress donald trump has made. carley: a judge in california ordered an ice facility to release 250 illegal immigrants because of the coronavirus, to lessen the number of people in the facility. now we are learning several of them have been rearrested for serious crimes like child sex, violating restraining orders, grand theft and drug possession. what is your reaction to this? >> it was a ridiculous ruling, this judge had numerous cases with base, always ruled against ice. political beliefs and per

acting director tom homan. ah, the famous flip-flop in washington. president trump's policies have worked so well? >> i'm not surprised that the policies worked well. president trump said exactly what we should be doing. based on his actions illegal immigration is down 80% depending what month you look at. that is unprecedented. what i'm shocked at joe biden got something right when it came to immigration border security. for the year he is running for president this is the first time he said something accurate. if he rolls back the policies there will be a surge at the border. beyond that, joe, but believe me will roll back those policies. it's a matter of time. he is putting off the inevitability. the second issue no one talking about the budget passed congress. they took over $300 million from i.c.e. they cut their detention capacity by almost 40%. what does that mean? during the last surge we had over 50,000 people in detention. congress said we'll give you 31,000. what that means, when the surge comes, it is catch-and-release because i.c.e. won'

when touched the skin sends electrical signals to the brain that can cause the release of session homans and neurotransmitters. they're transported in the bloodstream around the body with a have many different effects. they slow the heart rate and lower blood pressure breathing becomes more regular. they relieve feelings of anxiety and stress which in turn has a positive effect on the immune system. and that's what we're missing when our close social contacts cutoff. psychotherapist no rebuttal the mayor says people talk to her a lot about the pandemic their fear of getting sick worry about their friends and family and social isolation as dams and i mentioned to him as if suddenly people have lots of time on my hands because their work hours have been cut all they've lost their job. and they have to find a way to cope with that and shape their days while others are suddenly subjected to much greater stress trying to work at home while also looking after their children can have a toy. she works at the market clock institute for psychiatry and has thought about ways people can cope with th

when touched the skin sends electrical signals to the brain that can cause the release of certain homans and neurotransmitters. they're transported in the bloodstream around the body with they have many different effects. they slow the heart rate and lower blood pressure breathing becomes more regular. they really feelings of anxiety and stress which in turn has a positive effect on the immune system. and that's what we're missing now close social contacts qatar. psychotherapist marie but tolomeo says people talk to her a lot about the pandemic their fear of getting sick worry about their friends and family and social isolation. and mentioned as if suddenly people have lots of time on their hands because their work hours have been caught or they've lost their job . and they have to find a way to cope with that and shape their days while others are suddenly subjected to much greater stress trying to work at home while also looking after their children . she works at the marks plug institute for psychiatry and has thought about ways people can cope with the situation. as an afterthought be

but the last segment of the population won't be vaccinated for months yet at least it's a start john homan how does it or mexico city. well the vaccine made by pfizer and biotech has also arrived at hospitals in chile the doses are just the 1st 10000 of 10000000 ordered health workers in the capital santiago where the fast to be inoculated the government there hopes to vaccinate 80 percent of chile as $19000000.00 people in the 1st half of next year and in argentina russian made vaccines will be given out starting on monday it's one of the few countries to accept a delivery of moscow spotting the jabs but there are many logistical challenges still. from. the arrival in argentina of the 1st batch of 300000 doses of the sputnik vaccine from moscow a symbol of hope for the country's 45000000 inhabitants or the health experts warn there are still difficult days ahead. the start of the vaccination program does not mean the end of the pandemic is just the start of a road that will lead to 70 percent of the population being vaccinated days important but it's only the beginning. of reproving the v

border will be dramatically reduced john homan al-jazeera mexico city. libya's western based ami says that syrian mercenaries have landed in the country despite a deal for foreign fighters to leave it since they arrived in the eastern city of benghazi and the u.n. backed government's forces say they are there to support warlord khalifa haftar the tripoli administration also says that a russian plane delivered ammunition to after last week a un brokered cease fire agreements was reached in october demanding that foreign fighters leave within 3 months. it's been 10 years since a fruit seller in tunisia set himself on fire in protest against state corruption the fatal act eventually toppled the president and sparked similar uprisings across the region the became known as the arab spring but a decade later many engineers here so that little has changed their incomes are down 20 percent and unemployment is high but smith reports now from city where the uprising began. looking for a way out of city boozy this specially choreographed dance is being staged to ma

but vast segments of the population won't be vaccinated for months yet at least it's a start john homan how does it or mexico city. and in argentina russian made vaccines will be given it starting on monday but it's there are many logistical challenges reports and one of science. the arrival in argentina of the 1st batch of 300000 doses of the sputnik vaccine from moscow a symbol of hope for the country's 45000000 inhabitants well health experts warn there are still difficult days ahead. in the near the start of the vaccination program does not mean the end of the pandemic is just the start of a road that will lead to 70 percent of the population being vaccinated days important but it's only the beginning. of reproving the vaccine on wednesday the argentine north or it is a working with their rushed. colleagues to convince a skeptical population safe that she was. on the go shooting with other producers for alternative vaccines. no morning as of today we've not heard anything against the vaccines it's all positives who choose to refuse to be vaccinated it is complicated but by law the n

it's the latest in a series of violent acts in a country plagued by drug related gang activity john homan has more. this video apparently records the moment when the ex governor of the mexican state of her was killed in a restaurant but a man's land is concerned they start to listen the violence was holidaying in the resort town of put device and he was out with 3 other people and of 15 strong bodyguard team provided by the state who couldn't save him. what he attack happened at 1 40 in the morning the x. governor got up from the table and went to the bathroom that's where nard man shot him in the back. killings have become common at local level a mix kampala ticks but the murder of an ex governor is still very unusual the investigation into who was behind the attack is just beginning but it's not going to be easy that's because the state attorney said the staff from the restaurant cleaned up the crime scene took away evidence and even remove security cameras. police state in the southwest of the country is the heartland of one of mexico's most powerful criminal groups the new generation

border will be dramatically reduced john homan how does it. a chinese lunar brule has returned to earth with the 1st rock samples collected from the moon decades china of 5 successful touchstone brings and ends to one of the most complicated missions china's space history katrina use in beijing with more on china's most of ations the mission. of beijing's goals really are 2 fold the 1st is scientific tonneau want to find out more about the moon and more about the solar system and that's crucial for its plans when it comes to space exploration going forward the 2nd really is political china sees this as a way to showcase its technological prowess and the progress it's made when it comes to space exploration now this luna probe capsule landed in china about 2 am local time on wednesday and about one hour later a recovery team arrived on the site cordoned off the area and promptly put a chinese flag right next to the capsule before broadcasting those pictures to the chinese public and to the world and we nor that those samples are now being trans

ites in mexico an intensive care nurse received the 1st approved dose from mexico city here's john homan. the 1st latin americans to be vaccinated against kobe the nurses and doctors in mexico few would argue with their place at the front of the line. stuff that died here than in any other country in the world with a massive were i'm going to feel much safer now at work the truth is that we're really exposed to all types of body fluids so having the vaccine is really going to help so far as only received $3000.00 doses the line to get them snaked around the block should arrive each week we can't come soon enough the mexican government is pretty triumphant about the arrival of the vaccine but it's not here in time to save the country from its current problems in the capital the hospital. almost full time now there's very few ventilators available for the population of one of the biggest cities in the world mexico city's no red alert with essential businesses closed a group of nurses in the vaccination queue told us how things were in their hospital . that had the word out recompute leafle

but past segments of the population won't be vaccinated for months yet at least it's a start john homan how does it or mexico city. iran is among the worst affected countries in the middle east by the coronavirus pandemic more than a 1000000 cases have been recorded there with over 55000 deaths don't just say international sanctions are preventing essential medical aids reaching those in need so such a barrier reports from tehran. a makeshift factory making masks in south help village in south to her on a group of dentists made unemployed by the pandemic decided to use their own money and buy these machines they got a permit from the health ministry and the local council provided the space free of charge. they now employ 20 women from this area who make about 120 dollars each month. for manolo's nikos shot a single mother it's a job that would not have existed without the pandemic or u.s. led international sanctions yet they get a fairly good job of this stuff i'm very satisfied with my work even if corona ends i'd like to continue my job the work environment of spring lee and i like to

gets to where it's needed past efforts so that it won't be a silver bullet to stop migration john homan out 0 thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes on the portuguese island of madeira after severe flooding roads are completely submerged and rock slides have damaged property with at least one house the strong no injuries have been reported iraq has produced some of the most celebrated and respected writers in the arab world but conflict sectarianism and political oppression forced many to flee and right from abroad now a new generation is the term meant to keep iraq's literary heritage alive charles stratford reports. mcauliffe has been writing about the momentous and often violent changes iraq has suffered for more than half a century the baghdad based author whose novels short stories and poems have been published across the arab world has had to navigate censorship political imprisonment and even death threats throughout his career he acknowledges his contribution to iraqi literature but he's saddened by what he says is the lack of impact his work has had. and the c

ready to roll out but it's battling a sharp rise in infections that's overwhelming hospitals john homan reports from mexico city. it's what everyone in mexico wants for christmas. and the one from pfizer has now finally arrived. as the phrase goes good things are vive in small quantities we have the privilege today of being one of the 1st countries in the world with a vaccine supply to be handed out next year i mexico is the 1st country in latin america to get the vaccine. but for many people it won't be available to the middle of next year and meanwhile the country's in big trouble. cities hospitals rule but with very few ventilators left. there are queues outside shops selling oxygen tanks monica evillest trouble from another city desperate to get one like many people she's taking care of an infected relative at home. we've come from to lead care there's no oxygen there we went to 2 places but they didn't have any till tomorrow and i need it for today because my patient my dad can't go without oxygen. makes her never to go koby cases down after the 1st wave and now this more than ever

crew city this week all of which were full health experts say that could change this january john homan al-jazeera mexico city after 9 months of negotiations there are signs that the e.u. and the u.k. are edging closer to agreeing on a post breaks a trade deal talks between the 2 sides they continued later wednesday as it tried to hammer out the final details that the barber is following developments from london. well the negotiators were face to face in brussels on wednesday and as they continued there were. briefings anonymous briefings by e.u. officials to reporters saying that the talks were in their final stages although it wasn't exactly clear how long it would take for the draft text to be looked at an approved by the political leaders of course boris johnson the prime minister and under law in the european commission president have actually taken over leadership of the process since monday they've been in constant telephone contact now what's being removed is that a draft text will be shown to the envoys of the member states in brussels and to the british cabinet as quickly as p

been waiting for months for their asylum cases to be processed delayed further by the pandemic john homan reports. he's the line separating the u.s. from mexico it's been a slow train coming for those who want to cross it legally and the pandemic has made things worse with u.s. immigration courts closed for months. there are thousands of migrants stuck in mexico to meet them open to process their asylum requests the u.s. has put them in a plan called m.p.p. which means they have to way in mexico while they were silent process plays out even though they're from other countries. get out all fled brazil he says because of the threat of violence erupt in buda city what is 10 months ago this still waiting for his 1st court date. a major theme article it was for march 14th of this year but that was changed because of the pandemic through the center 15 now it's put that into a mail for next year. you're geraldo his son and his wife is spending christmas in a shelter many of the 10s of thousands of people that been ordered to wait in mexico in the n.p.p. program will be doing the same. some migra

john homan how does it make scarcity. inside this workshop in the city of woolen gong large industrial gear boxes are being made and repaired most of for the mining sector but recently the business has turned to renewables also fixing wind turbines it now makes up 10 percent of the company's repair work and that's expected to double in the next 4 years for us we see renewables an important parties trying in here we know it's growing and we want to be there to support it. colin still making have defined for more than a century but the focus is quickly shifting to cleaner technologies including the potential of building components for wind and solar and making cleanest. but history it doesn't have a national climate or energy policy and union leader. says that slowing investment what we have in this country is a policy vacuum and it's letting down our environment as much as it's letting down our coal miners while the use of renewable energy is rising as surely remains one of the world's biggest exporters of thermal coal and

joe biden as the powers of his drug agents south of the us border will be dramatically reduced john homan al-jazeera mexico city. now the asian games are coming to doha for the 2nd time qatar's capital one of those in amman to host the 21st edition of the event in 2030 rival bidding city riyadh will stage the games 4 years later and the richest reports of the city will have the high for daughter who is hosts wealth disparity is. another sporting victory for catalyst capital doha this time winning the rights to host the 2030 asian games the 2nd biggest multi sports event after the olympics doha beating saudi arabia's capital riyadh in a vote by the olympic council of asia riyad will host the 2034 edition i didn't just limit it is achievement wasn't made just today but is the result of 16 years of hard work we are proud of these historical moment today we have won the big 42030 and it's not a. price the wider context of 2 regional rivals going head to head in this photo is hard to ignore 627 seen saudi arabia along with bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt has imposed a blockade on qa

crew city this week all of which were full health experts say that could change this january john homan how does it or mexico city how much also has more from johannesburg on the new strain that's emerged in south africa. this new variant inside africa was identified in concern at our province eastern cape in the garden it that's along the cape town area the health minister says the numbers are alarming more than 14000 new infections in the last 24 hours it is recommending more restrictive measures be put in place the measures already in place include a nighttime curfew are called going to be sold on certain days and at certain times and some beaches have been closed but health officials say some south africans seem not to be listening to the warnings they're saying some of them are posting pictures on social media photos and videos of them at big parties called superspeed events where they aren't wearing masks and they aren't practicing social distancing the government what is trying to do is to try and make sure enough hospital beds are available across the country in government and p

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joining us to break it down, us attorney brett homan. good morning.ade news yesterday telling the ap we have not seen fraud on a scale that affected a different outcome, a growing tendency to use the colonel justice system as a default fix all. they don't want the department of justice to investigate, the amount of fraud to change the election yet but given the whistleblowers that have come forward do you think his opinion will change? >> almost seemed somebody shooting from the cuff and making some comments without having done any due diligence on its own. i have spoken to folks on the ground in several states talking to witnesses, looking at what has been alleged. it is hard to believe the attorney general came out, i am a fan of ag william barr and followed his career for many years but this statement really stunned me. if you watch any of the hearings you know there are people expressing firsthand account of issues and irregularities that are concerning and somebody needs to get to the bottom of it. jillian: william barr made a lot of news yesterd

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elizabeth: tom homan, good to see you. on "after the bell." see you here at the same time tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. wee begin tonight with breaking news. the u.s. attorney's office in delaware is investigating hunter biden's taxes. hunter biden, son of vice president, the former vice president, released a statement this afternoon. in that statement he said he was notified yesterday about the investigations. however sources tell fox news that the investigation of hunter biden and his taxes began in 2018. one ever the questions moving to the forefront, is why then are we, the american public, only now finding out about that investigation? we'll be watching this breaking story and reporting on it throughout tonight's broadcast. >>> turning now to president trump's on going battle for the white house, the president today took his message to twitter where he directly addressed his accusations of electoral fraud and focused on the irregularities of the presidential election. the president tweeted this, quote, no candidate has ever wo

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