liz smith, standby for me as well. i'm bringing in senator chris coons of delaware. he has come to our camera. after 24 hours or so of hardware, that you are awake! we appreciate you joining us! your kind of awake? [laughs] talk to me about this moment, senator. >> it is an incredible moment of accomplishment. i am so excited to see what a difference this is going to make for millions of american families. it has been months in the making, having this bill pass with 51 votes, all democratic senators and the vice president, was a really thrilling moment for me. i'm so grateful for my colleagues, my staff, for the folks who worked on this and the difference it's going to make in terms of prescription drug costs, health care costs, energy costs and really putting a down payment on fighting climate change. to me, this will be one of the most important accomplishments of this congress. >> senator, and your close to the president. have you spoken with him? >> i have, earlier this afternoon. the president, as always, he is a classic old school senator. he called to think th

and every other subject, media bias is becoming a white-hot topic, so we called in guy benson and liz smithd or author of the new best selling book, "any given tuesday: a political love story." guy, liz, welcome. and, guy benson, on this question of media credibility, media liberals are absolutely cheering the fbi raid on mar-a-lago, it's about time, trump should be behind bars, and media conservatives say this is an outrageous abuse of power when they all took the exact opposite stance when the fbi was with investigating hillary clinton. >> yeah. it feels like there's a bit of a problem here, which is an un reliable narrator issue because there are reasons to doubt the absolute a heerns to total veracity from donald trump, let's just say that, on any given subject. there's also a very good reason not to implicitly trust the media because they are incapable, i think, of covering this man fairly over and over again. liz: howard: trump says doj has been taken over by radical democrats. compares it to watergate, and yet the president carrying the most inflammatory statements, it's almost like

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the news with shepard smith >>> is at the end rainy beginning for liz cheney? for shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >> whether you like cheney or what out of congress. >> is she's a sellout, betrayal. >> wyoming voters today to decide her political fate. president trump says relief release the affidavit. >>> the justice department said that would cause harm. now a judge set the hearing to decide interviewbere

the news with shepard smith >>> is at the end rainy beginning for liz cheney? i'm kayla pesci in for shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >> whether you like cheney or what out of congress. >> is she's a sellout, betrayal. >> wyoming voters today to decide her political fate. president trump says relief release the affidavit. >>> the justice department said that would cause harm. now a judge set the hearing to decide interviews before the mar-a-lago search. >> reporter: what it tells us about inflation, and how long it will last. >>> secrets of the deep. more bodies resurface from shrinking lake mead. loved ones of the missing desperate for answers. a big move to lower the cost of hearing aids. say goodbye to gas power muscle cars. >>> live from cnbc, the news with shepard smith. >> exacting commerce woman cheney is compact opponent harriet hagerman is predicted to win by several points. of all those that have gotten involved, none have gotten more personal than this one. >> i think this is the most important lesson we have right here. we got to win. otherwi

officer smith's actions are unacceptable. liz: the incident was also recorded by security cameras nearby. larry: in napa county, the health department is reporting an outbreak of legionnaires disease causing several hospitalizations and one death. officials will be holding a press conference in one hour and we will be streaming that life when it happens. liz: we are hearing from experts on what the disease is and exactly how it is transmitted. >> first coronavirus, then on key pox, and no legionnaires' disease. napa county public health officials have their hands full. >> basically, it is a kind of pneumonia, so it is an infection in the lung caused by a bacterium that is inhaled typically in contaminated water. >> since july 11, 12 people have gotten sick in the cities of napa and calistoga. all 12 had to be hospitalized, and one person died from the disease. napa county says this is the first death related to the disease in their county in several years. the professor of epidemiology at uc berkeley says the symptoms are similar

liz. you're dead on. elizabeth: got it. congressman smith. good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> good to see you. at this, stunning npr poll more than half of americans say there is quote an invasion at the southern border. wasn't trump slammed for warning that? art del cueto next on "the evening edit".se ♪. ns or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. what if you were a gigantic snack food maker? and you had to wrestle a massively complex supply chain to satisfy cravings from tokyo to toledo? so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, sesame, and chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. ibm. let's create. i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brough

she's been compared by one of her supporters. former tory leader in duncan smith to margaret thatcher, saying that liz truss has a steal back bone. and in the last few minutes, she's been outlining how she sees the future of britain in terms of for example, fighting what she calls militant unions stopping public services from running that . so fracture that sheree and if you like can reference. she's also talked about supporting the police and handing power to more local levels. richie soon, i own the economy does differ on one major thing. he says he doesn't want to privatize. busy cutting taxes, he thinks that will just fuel inflation, which is already a huge problem here for households in great britain. this trust says that's the way to get money back into people's pocket so they can actually pay their bills and deal with those rising price. it's that's the main bone of contention. and so how is the public nadine viewed this selection process? well, i think it depends on whether or not your to remember 1st of all, but secondly, i think most, most people wanted to, to hurry up. but there's a lot of

smith. congressman, thanks for joining us. it is good to see you. >> good to see you, liz.re powerful irs to audit people? the government took in 1.3 trillion this year. that is up 13%. half of that is individual income taxes. so what are they doing? >> liz, it is all about more command-and-control over the lives of all americans. in fact $80 billion in this horrible spending bill being voted on in congress tomorrow is going hire87 thou new irs agents. who will they target? they will target working class families, it is projected, projected, families that make less than $75,000 a year they will see an additional 700,000 families that will be audited underneath this. you're talking about spending 14 times more of that $80 billion for enforcement rather than customer service. i think people want customer service out of the irs. they don't want them to come in to look underneath every couch cushion to see if they're hiding a couple pennys. >> senator john kennedy along with you, they have been, he has been outraged about this. let's listen to senator kennedy. watch. >> with re

congressman jason smith, carol roth, thanks so much for joining us. it is good to see you. >> thank you, lize've got an explosive whistle-blower complaint calling out twitter, alleging that twitter is threatening u.s. users privacy, even u.s. national security. tonight this same whistle-blower warned about this years ago. and the wife of st. louis police captain david dorn, he was murdered in the 2020 riots. she is slamming black lives matter, george soros and vice president kamala harris as quote, super villains for weakening the fight against crime and for dividing america. joe gamaldi takes it next on "the evening edit." >> if all politicians don't have respect for law enforcement and our first-responders what makes you think the perpetrators will? they're taking the lead from our so-called leaders. ♪ we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click]

income tax before the next parliament, whereas former foreign secretary liz truss wants to cut tax immediately. iain duncan smithe main reason why you are backing liz truss. white china when people who are voting may be more concerned about the cost of living? be more concerned about the cost of livin: ? �* , be more concerned about the cost of livinu? �* , . living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living. _ living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living, but _ living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living, but one _ living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living, but one of _ living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living, but one of the - living? i'm very concerned about the cost of living, but one of the main i cost of living, but one of the main reasons for backing her is her position on china. she's been very tough on russia, she's been leading on the sanctions in support of ukraine, all of those are very vital, but looking down the track, and i'm one of those five parliamentarians have been sanctioned by china because you called them out on their genocide of the uighur people, thr

smith. >>> former president trump on the birds of exacting revenge against his biggest republican critic, liz cheney. the polls closed in wyoming in just two hours. she is almost certain to lose her bid for reelection. recent polls show her trailing behind her trump back opponent by double digits and of all of the primaries the former president has gotten involved in none see more personal than this one. >> i think this is the most important election we have right here. we have to win, otherwise it will be a terrible thing for our country and not just the one vote but the symbol of what she represents and she really represents despicable things. >> liz cheney has not been shy of her criticism of the former president and she wants to make sure he doesn't win the white house again calling him a threat to democracy. she not only voted to impeach him but serves as vice chair of the january 6 committee and it has already cost her. last year the wyoming republican party overwhelmingly voted to censure her and that months later her colleagues in congress voted her out of her leadership position and

liz. elizabeth: thank you, hillary vaughn, great report. joining us now ranking member of house budget, congressman jason smith, along with air tone attorneyeneral mark bin very much. first to you, congressman, all the government spending right? talk ever 87,000 new i.c.e. agents in swing state pennsylvania funding cops after democrats defund the police crushed cops. what do you make of this? >> you cannot spend your way out of inflation. every policy this administration and the one-party democrat rule is putting forward is making inflation worse. they have spent 7 1/2 trillion dollars last year in the house of representatives in just new spending. in order to spend 7 1/2 trillion dollars you have to spend $10 million every day since jesus christ was born, liz. this is why inflation is up at a 40-year high. what do they want to do? spend more money. give more money away. elizabeth: where is the money for cops. the president is saying republicans were against funding cops. what do you say to that? >> yeah, well the president will say anything. republicans are always about our law enforesman and funding our police. just up until a few weeks

smith, bbc news. well, the soaring cost of energy will be top of the agenda for whoever is britain's new prime minister in ten days' time — lize will be "extra cash" in september to support households. and the think tank the institute for fiscal studies says the next prime minister will probably have to introduce what it calls a "substantial package of support". labour has accused the two conservative leadership candidates of having "almost nothing to say" about the issue. on a hospital visit this morning, a prime minister with just ten days left in the job. he has previously announced financial support for the months ahead but says his successor will do more. there is a pipeline of cash coming through over the next few months and through the autumn and the winter, but that is clearly now going to be augmented, increased by extra cash that the government is plainly going to be announcing in september. so, what have the candidates to become prime minister promised? liz truss wants to scrap the rise in national insurance and has said she will suspend green levies on energy bills. rishi sunak has promised to scrap vat on bills a

smith, bbc news. the soaring cost of energy will be top of the agenda for whoever is britain's new prime minister in ten days time — lizwill replace — borisjohnson — has promised there will be "extra cash" in september to support households. but the taxation think tank, the institute for fiscal studies says the next prime minister will probably have to introduce what it calls a "substantial package of support". labour has accused the two conservative leadership candidates of having "almost nothing to say" about the issue. our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart reports. on a hospital visit this morning, a prime minister with just ten days left in the job. he has previously announced financial support for the months ahead but says his successor will do more. there is a pipeline of cash coming through over the next few months and through the autumn and the winter, but that is clearly now going to be augmented, increased, by extra cash that the government is plainly going to be announcing in september. so, what have the candidates to become prime minister promised? liz truss wants to scrap the rise in national

liz had mentioned the missing gun to detective avis. she implied that amy flora was the thief. >> do you know what kind of gun it was? >> a 9 millimeter, i believe. i know it was a smith >> the missing gun was in the hands of someone who was about to pull the trigger. >> what is the address of your emergency? meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardianc