look, it's very funny called ken lee, so with this song now stop. s, yes, guys, this is very funny. this version, and philipposit? i interrupt you. she says they say you will sing. she says ken li they say no kenley ken li it's chinese guy barbie haha ​​ah but it kinda doesn't matter attitude to today's, let's say the performance of anubis well, brilliantly beautiful at such a taste and high level. that's why i stayed and applauded. anubis to you tonight. thanks a lot. thank you hit, but timur rodriguez hit your heart well, without today i didn’t have a single release this season, when anubis didn’t hit, i’ll see it in my heart and i’ll see it before rehashing. this is a cover. it was such a batfinger group, and i had a song from her, but you remembered walter afanasiev for a reason, because 90% of the hits are afanasik. and you know that he is a famous arranger. uh, songs about titanic, this is this arrangement and production by walter afanasiev, and moreover , there is an interesting story when they, uh, chose the arrangement. ah, it was very funny

joining us tonight, congressman lee zeldin, ken buck, former u.s.ttorney guy lewis and fox business host larry kudlow. also federalist senior legal correspondent margo cleveland. ford o'connell, national border patrol council vice president, he is art del cueto. hunter biden sought to cash in bilge time on deals in both ukraine and russia right when russia first invaded ukraine in 2014 while joe biden was vice president overseeing ukraine. and hunter's ties to a russian oligarch much deeper than realized according to this report. how did obama let this all happen, bidens cashing in on the white house? we've got breaking details. special counsel durham releasing a potential smoking gun that could hurt hillary clinton's team. plus trump makes a dramatic move in his racketeering lawsuit against hillary and democrats. to this, it is life-styles of the left and shameless. accusations black lives matter spent charitable donations on themselves. gop lawmaker demands the irs crack down. plus this, a bad romance? we have elon musk. he is now on twitter's boa

they were given specific coordinates according to ken delaney and carol lee and others in washington, of aircraft. that seems to me, we don't have boots on the ground there, but that is a lot of very specific support that is allowing the ukrainians to hold russia off. >> reporter: well, in fact, they've long since crossed the line between defensive and offensive weapons. they were being criticized for not being offensive in that the retired military officials, current officials quietly were saying, this is the moment right now they did so well with the battle around kiev and now, frankly, russia has the advantage, it's a different kind of tank warfare. it's more to the east, the supply lines are much more difficult for the ukrainian forces. we need to get these weapons not only to the polish border, but have to get them all the way 400 miles and farther to where the fighting is now taking place in the east. that is very difficult than really the best way to do it is by rail. if it's not by rail because of this, you know, our barrage of railroads in the last 48 hours, it will be very d

also joining us fox business host larry kudlow, ken paxton, dan bishop, byron donalds, lee zeldin and federallest senior editor chris bedford. does biden keep or ditch trump's title 42 border policy? he may abolish it. biden may ask for more money to handle a mass migrant event. it is already equal to size of kansas. the cleanup from the white house. white house flip-flops of mask mandates, bad growing list of frustrating messaging. white house message something falling down the stairs and out the front stoop again. biden energy policy, build back badly, selling u.s. strategic oil reserves to europe and alienating saudi arabia. democrats let tear families cash in on their power and we have exploding, disturbing remarks from nancy pelosi at trump voters. next level, hillary slammed trump voters as deplorable. this is why one of the most divisive house speakers in u.s. history needs to go. also tonight, fentanyl pouring across the border, quadrupled under biden. 26 gop governors launch a strike force, opioid epidemic killing our children. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" star

our colleagues carol lee and courtney kube and ken delanian are reporting, that some of this information warfare that the u.s. government has been engaged in with declassified intelligence, there are some folks acknowledging, hey, some of this intelligence is maybe one source, right. it is not rock solid. it's -- and they're using it any way. that presents a bit of a risk. so far the intelligence has been pristine. and playing this game has worked. but the idea that they are using intel that isn't, say, rock solid, how risky is that and do officials acknowledge that their playing a little bit of a risky game here? >> right. and i mean that is something that i know sources and officials told my colleagues in that reporting. that it risks undercutting u.s. credibility if the u.s. comes out and they're wrong here. one of the things the administration officials said early on is in a way we hope you're wrong when it comes to timing. we hope necessarily that russia is not going to invade this week or we have some more time. or we hope the cyberattacks aren't going to take place but we're going

ken. and hunter biden might not be the only conflict of interest problem. in a new letter to ron klain being released on this show tonight, three gop congressmen are requesting documents related to attorney lee lewolski. he was hired to work with the national security council on settlements and regarding the u.s. draw down from afghanistan. he resigned in january. that's where things get interesting, a month later, biden issued an executive order splitting $3.5 billion in assets from the afghan central bank among the 9-11 victims. the attorney representing the families? you get it, lee wolosky. joining us now, one of the cosigners of the letter, ohio congressman jim jordan. >> you laid it out, laura. he gets hired in september, leaves in january. days after he leaves, we find out that his law firm, he's representing the plaintiffs that get the wind fall because joe biden changed the process with an executive order. didn't go through the normal fund you go through for families that have been hurt by terrorism. so that raises all kinds of concerns. then you couple that with what we're learning about the hunter biden situation. things that get done that benefit the first family. that's our conc

lee is charged with hitting the victim in the community of ross. more in walnut creek. >> kron four's theresa is there with more on this story. theresa. >> ken pam, we are here in ross more right in front of the intersection. were this terrible tragedy struck and we were talking to residents today who say that they are heartbroken as well as traumatized about the facts of this case. investigators are calling this crash in ross more a felony dui accident. >> they say 75 year-old steven keys, lee's car jumped the curb and struck curtis gunn and his wife laura land as they walked on the sidewalk back from a trivia game night at the local rec facility. 64 year-old curtis died at the scene. laura lynn was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >> my heart was just broken. he's just a tragedy. it's it's very sad. berry said that the man lost his life and feel sorry for his wife. >> and it was totally unnecessary on wednesday, roswell residents talked about the tragedy looking at the markings still visible where investigators knocked out the crime scene. just walk by the spot where there's i think, you know, leftovers from the flares and it just

ken. catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thank you for that. reactions are pouring in to that historic confirmation. >> to the u.s. supreme court. >> and today we talked to congresswoman barbara lee also to the bay area's first black woman judge about what happened today. kron four's gayle ong has that part of the story. >> he's a congresswoman. barbara lee watched with pride as the senate voted to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson as the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. her judicial temperament is exactly what we lee. >> what we at this point in our history. he has a very clear understanding of the constitution of the law. he's very i object and she said over and over and over again, she is not a policymaker. she is not a legislator. he is a judge. the vote 53 to 47 cast largely along party lines. this is a day for rejoicing. and i date that the senate came through. >> these 53 of them came through and voted the right way and they will be remembered well in history. but retired santa clara county superior court judge doris cordell, the first black woman to serve as judge in northern california. >> cautions life on the court isn't always easy for a trailb

ken wayne kron, 4 news back to you. >> thank you. can reactions are pouring in to the historic confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson to this report earlier today we spoke with woman barbara lee and the bay area's first black female judge about the historic day kron four's gayle ong has that part of the story. >> he's a congresswoman. barbara lee watched with pride as the senate voted to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson as the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. her judicial temperament is exactly what we lee. >> what we at this point in our history. he has a very clear understanding of the constitution of the law. he's very i objected. and she said over and over and over again, she is not a policymaker. she is not a legislator. he is a judge. the vote 53 to 47 cast largely along party lines. this is a day. >> for rejoicing. and i date that the senate came through these 53 of them came through voted the right way and they will be remembered well in history. but retired santa clara county superior court judge doris cordell, the first black woman to serve as judge in northern california. >> cautions life on the court isn't always easy for a trailblazer. a