and larry elizabeth and to and what was the cheaper what? what is the country that figured that out for saudi arabia, they figured it out, right? yeah. and the, and a lot of people have been taking notice, okay. i, you know, i called in to very expensive trinkets. okay. that's what they are. okay. and it, if you look at it, i want to bore our viewers. so your, or my guess. but as it was explained to me by a russian military expert, is that the russians, they but it goes back to the so be there, they have a system that works and they just make it better and better and better. it's not these things that can fly upside down and inside out and you know, might work, might not work. you might find a reason for it, but we're going to build it any way. okay. that's what they do in the west. okay? here it's very different and it's very, very practical dan, let me go to you in pittsburgh. the, the, the biggest problem you know, because you were talking about how be a western people have less that are, is, are you explain this more? and the problem for

and larry elizabeth n j and what was the cheaper what, what is the country that figured that out for saudi arabia they figured it out, right? yeah. and, and a lot of people have been taking notice, okay, i, you know, i called in to very expensive trinkets. okay. that's what they are. okay. and, and if you look at it, i want to bore our viewers. so your or my guess, but as it was explained to me by a russian military expert, is that the russians, they but it goes back to the so be there, they have a system that works and they just make it better and better and better it find that these things that can fly upside down and inside out and you know, might work, might not work. you might find a reason for it, but we're going to build it any way. okay. that's what they do in the west. okay? here it's very different and it's very, very practical dan, let me go to you in pittsburgh. the, the, the biggest problem, you know, cuz we were talking about how be a western piece of west that are, is, are you explain this more in the process? for me, it's very discursive. it's the narrative. what the,

larry. good to see you my friend i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. president biden betting on his record, kicking off his second investing in america tour today, but a new nbc news poll showing an overwhelming 74% of voters believe america is on the wrong track. nbc news reports that the last time we had approval ratings that low were in 1992 and 2008 and in both of those cases, the party that controlled the white house lost it. with me now is republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek great to see you. thank you for being we're. do you think biden can win with numbers like these? >> i do not believe that biden is on track to win this election but i also believe we and republican party cannot afford to just deliver a 50.1% margin. this is an election where we need to win in a landslide and i think we can. like what reagan delivered in 1980 this is what we have an opportunity to do in 2024. there's an analogy between jimmy carter and joe biden. this is our moment to step up and actually capitalize on

elizabeth macdonald. brian: thank you, larry. we'll take it away from here. i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. reaction pouring in from hunter biden's plea agreement. the cover of the new york post reads hunter gets away with this headlines saying the deal reeks questioning how could this take five years and the deal is proof democrats are the untouchables. joining me now is house oversight chairman james comer. congressman thanks for being with us tonight. you called hunter biden's plea deal a "sweetheart deal." speaker kevin mccarthy is slam ming it as two tiered justice. okay. call it what you want. to me, it sounds like an attempt to end the conversation on hunter biden. your thoughts on that? >> well, they can attempt to end their conversation all they want, but the fact of the matter is the house oversight committee will continue to press forward. we're following the flow of money that's coming from foreign nationals all across the globe, through the shell companies that the president's family started, tha

larry, good to see you. i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now.president biden finally kicking off his re-election campaign this weekend, two months after he announced his bid but it's not all smooth sailing for biden. a new quinnipiac poll conducted after former president trump was federally indicted on june 8 shows trump right on biden's heels leading abc news host jonathan carl shocked. watch. >> polls in quinnipiac on a possible biden-trump match, matchup puts biden at 48%, trump at 44%. this is a poll again taken largely after the indictment. i mean, that's got to make you, that's within the margin of error a statistical tie. what does that say about biden barely beating or in some polls actually losing. brian: joining me now is former labor secretary nominee and i puzder and fox news contributor leo terrell. andy, let me start with you. this poll is pretty interesting. clearly the folks at abc think it's interesting. what do you think it says about president biden? >> well, look. he's not a very effective president. he's not a very good pres

elizabeth: thank you, larry. often we've seen these allegations pall apart. we'll see what happens with this. it's serious stuff but we've seen that happen. who knows what's going to turn out here. larry, you're terrific. thank you so much is. it's good to see you, my friend. okay, the push is on gop senators demand a special counsel to investigate bribery charges swirling around president biden, hunter biden and if the bribery exists, where did it go? we are killing into the biden documents, finding a multimillion dollar discrepancy. so why won't the president release his tax returns for his shell companies? if they forced the release of trump's tax, why not all of biden's? we have "fox news sunday" host stan bream bream, steve moore, chris swecker, economist david bahnsen, carol roth, "wall street journal"'s bill mcgurn, phil wegmann and columnist joe concha. president biden's gaffes are getting worse. nancy pelosi desperately trying to squash that, but polls show even democrat voters don't want biden to run again. plus, house gop still plans to censor cong

they should get behind it four square and everybody should get behind four care, elizabeth macdonald. liz: thank you, larry. that was a great show. newt gingrich is terrific, that was a terrific interview. good to see you, okay we'll stay on this. got breaking news on the allegation that president biden engaged in bribery. new details coming in we'll show you plus this is the money story we're on and the question the white house refuses to answer that stopped cold right in their tracks. their push to try to discredit this story, just like they did the hunter biden laptop story. we've got senator marsha blackburn, congresswoman nancy mace and claudia tenney, congressman darrel issa, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor tammy bruce and the new york post john levine and lawmakers are up in arms is the white house now going to try to force america to take on europe's reactionary climate change rules that will make your costs go up? right as europe's biggest climate protesters now target the u.s. for a summer of chaos. we'll explain. and who is really to blame for the meltdowns that targ

larry: tell you what. they are indicting the wrong guy in miami today. but you know what else? things could change pretty fast around here, as we've learned just saying, and, just saying, please, watch elizabeth macdonald. liz: thank you, larry. we're going to pick-up where you left off. always a terrific show, my friend. great to see you. larry: thanks. liz: former president trump we're staying on the story plead s not guilty to classified documents charges. he's heading to new jersey out of miami just moments ago. tonight we've got expert analysis. with us is congressman darrel issa, former texas governor rick perry, former special assistant to president trump, mark blotter , and former u.s. attorney guy lewis, the ruben report host david ruben and a.i. victim jennifer d istefano. senator chuck grassy reveals president and hunter biden caught on audio tape in alleged bribery scheme we've got the details and how serious is this new report that claims the white house has plans to evacuate americans out of taiwan could it be botched like afghanistan? and a big new warning from great britain. the media there to the u.s. , on windpower. it's failing in great britain, plus, this terrifying testim

larry: you know, the biden burisma bribery scandal story? just keeps growing and growing. anybody say impeachment? just ask him. anyway, the key point is elizabeth macdonald up next. liz: thank you. larry, so the biden family profiting off of u.s. oil & gas deals and energy deals around the world, while president biden undercuts u.s. energy? can you square that? larry: no. liz: me neither. larry: it's one of those biden mysteries. liz: thank you, larry good to see you. tonight, why legal experts increasingly say the indictment of former president trump is problematic all around. the former president will address the nation tomorrow night and says he is running again even if convicted. with us tonight congresswoman kat cammack, congressman carlos jimenez, ventures chairman kevin o'leary, sam dewey, special agent nicole parker and also gop strategist ford o'connell. media pundits more of the media joining legal pros and gop lawmakers slamming the double standards in d.c. plus we've got new developments in the allegations of bribery against then-vice president biden. and, why the criminal justice, energy and education sectors are now bracing george

elizabeth: if you say so, larry, i'll be cool. i'll stay cool. okay, thank you. breaking news, let's get right to david spunt live at the white house. house gop law makers threaten to to hold director wray in contempt for not turning over that subpoenaed fbi document. david, what's going on? >> reporter: hi, liz. it's a very nuanced fight between the fbi and congressman comer and senator chuck grassley. congressman comer's office, chairman of the house oversight committee, says that he will go to the fbi headquarters on monday of next week and view this 1023 document. fbi director christopher wray is holding firm saying you can see this document, but you have the view it at fbi headquarters many a secure location because there are some sensitivities on document relating to sourcing that the fbi does not want out there in person. however, chairman comer and senator grassley say that offer is not good enough. they physically want the original document in their hands. it's a 1023 it's used when someone comes to the an agent and wants to make an allegation or give a

brian brenberg, even bigger stuff in for elizabeth macdonald brian, take it away. brian: i don't know about that, larry, but thank you. i certainly will. hello i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. rov or remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon arctic discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible in consultation with experts from within the unified command, the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. brian: the riveting story that's captured our nation and brought multiple countries resources together. oceangate and our coast guard confirming they believe all five passengers on the titan submersible have sadly been lost after the sub suffered a catastrophic implosion. fox news molly lion is live in boston with more. reporter: the coast guard is offering their deepest condolences to the families of those lost on board confirming that the debris found is that of the missing vessel, and that the state of the debris leads them to believe that there was a catastrophic loss of the vessels pressure chamber. the rov that

larry: tell you what. reaganomics grew the economy at nearly 6% for seven years. bidenomics is growing it at 1%. we report. you decide, and please, decide to watch david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. david: i remember those wonderful reagan years and we have you to thank for it in part, larry. thank you very much. thank you very much. well i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. 2024 presidential race is heat ing up. a new fox news power rankings are out revealing which states could ultimately decide that race. all eyes are on battleground states, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin, arizona, nevada. president biden won each of these states back in 2020 with a winning margin being less than 1 % in three out of those five states. with me now is pollster lee carter and republican strategist ford o'connell. great to see you both. thanks for being here i appreciate it. lee, let me start with the closest races. georgia, arizona, wisconsin less than 1% margin for president biden. could they swing the other way in 2024 if the matchup is biden vs. trump again. >> they absolutely could. we were so close within the margin of error here, and i

elizabeth dressed c a l. of in, in the room. the reason the south koreans want their own new larry to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. finding his basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else, 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the days headlines. so then by the end of this faith that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on challenges. era asked like a narrative from african perspectives. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is key, is you to do short documentary by african filmmakers from an ivory coast and somebody in the sea turtle got an estimate in zambia, a new series of africa direct analogies. 0 we are the ones traveling the extra mile where all the media don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the a crisis in west or for a 1000 civilians killed since april. a doctor's association appeals to the international community for help the times thorough then yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is elza 0 live from

larry: yeah, so where's waldo? where's the biden document investigation and where is the special prosecutor for the biden burisma bribery scandal. i'm asking all that stuff but here is david asman in for elizabethdonald. my pal, david asman. david: we might just have some of those answers for you coming right up here larry. thank you very much for asking them. meanwhile the biden administration is boasting that the economy is actually doing quite well, including claims that wages are growing, but in reality, they are down, when considering the rate of inflation. we'll get into all of that and get this , treasury secretary janet yellen now claiming that " inflation is not part of an economic decline." what do you think? the white house does not want to talk about this at all and critics are hitting out against attorney general merrick garland for catering to joe biden and letting politics run rampant in donald trump's indictment. we have senator rick scott, house judiciary chairman jim jordan, congressman michael burg ess and tony gonzalez, former anding u.s. attorney general matt whitaker, former moody's chief economist john lonski and judicial watch tom fitton. what a show. i'm david asman in

it's the wrong direction on the economy, but elizabeth macdonald is right direction on pretty much everything, folks. liz: thank you, larry. you know who is fighting like that? it was donald trump. larry: oh, yes, indeed. liz: trump is a fighter so that's the story. okay good to see you larry thank you so much again for a terrific show. we've got this story. house oversight moves to hold fbi director wray in contempt. this story too. the democrat narrative is immediately falling apart in realtime. they are trying to downplay that fbi document, alleging then-vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme reportedly in ukraine plus we've got congressman andy biggs, jason smith and dr. marty makary , carol roth, dan schneider and parental rights advocate, terry schilling and the update on that wild brawl between parents and activists outside a school in california and house judiciary is finding evidence of the white house coordinated with the fbi to target school board parents, even martha stuart says get back to work. get back to the office. the large number of government workers who still work-from-home even t

larry: you know, the results of cultural and economic socialism are so bad that the whole country is moving towards a more conservative view which i think is very cool and elizabeth macdonald is very cool liz: that could be argued but you're talking about the gallup poll. more persons are becoming more conservative moving away from the far left so this social experiment larry is falling apart. larry: yes, indeed. liz: you're the best. thank you so much. happening now, we've got brand new details coming into the studio right at this moment on what exactly members of house oversight saw today in the documents that the fbi let them read alleging that then- vice president biden engaged in bribery. president biden weighs in for the first time. we are on the money trail digging into those shell companies. can us congressman darrel issa, former treasury secretary for public affairs, under former president trump monica crawl it, trend macro donna luskin, and newsweek. now this story, canadian media, canadian media, slamming and blaming just in justin trudeau indiana his government for policies making historic wildfires there even worse. canadian media again blames its ow

larry: they forgot supply side. brian: that's a mortal sin in the world of kudlow. i'm brian brenberg in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. right to our top story, new reaction to president biden's son hunter biden's shocking plea deal with the department of justice after a 5-year investigation. hunter has agreed to plead guilty to the federal tax crimes and enter into a probation with agreement on a charge of illegally owning a gun while being a drug use or. grady trimble is live in washington with more. >> reporter: hey, brian. news of hunter biden's plea deal broke while president biden is many california for some meetings and campaign events. we just got reaction from the president on the deal. listen. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm very proud of my son. >> reporter: okay, so he didn't have much to say. president biden though has insisted over and over including as recently as last month that his son has done nothing wrong. but odd to hunter biden is admitting to wrong doing on two misdemeanor charges and one felony. the misdemeanors failing to pay more than $100,000 in taxes thi