elizabeth: ralph norman thank you for joining us, come back soon.macdonald you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that doesn't for us, have a good weekend and thank you for watching and join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow. the plot thickens in the wee hours of this morning speaker nancy pelosi left the capital just after midnight and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, we are not trillions apart she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning and then she said there will be a vote today. okay let's talk about the first up i'm not sure what she's

here is republican congressman ralph norman. >> issues are impacting everyday americans in an overly unrealistic climate agenda. the people of south carolina did not send me to washington to bankrupt our country. even the phrase build back better these to be changed to bankrupt america better. spending hard-working taxpayers money on liberal pipedreams. >> the oil firms insisted they want to shift from selling fossil fuels to renewables but environmentalist accused them of greenwashing and say most of the effort is still on extracting fossil fuels. here is democratic congressman ro khanna. >> are you embarrassed that your production is going up while european counterparts are going down? >> demand for energy is going up in the world. >> so you are not embarrassed. i'm just asking an open question, it's not a gotcha question. do you commit to anything matching your european counterparts should try to bring the actual demand of oil production down? >> with all due respect, i'm very proud of our company and what we do. >> our correspondent has been following the hearing. reporter: you o

elizabeth: ralph norman thank you for joining us, come back soon. i am elizabeth macdonald you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that doesn't for us, have a good weekend and thank you for watching and join us again monday night. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i'm larry kudlow. the plot thickens in the wee hours of this morning speaker nancy pelosi left the capital just after midnight and when asked about the infrastructure bill, she said, we are not trillions apart she said that at 12:01 a.m. this morning and then she said there will be a vote today. okay let's talk about the first up i'm not sure what she's talking about if she meant the 4 trillion-dollar plus audit reconciliation bill, they are trillions of dollars apart, they be in the democratic party which is presently engaged in a circular firing squad operation between the progressive left wing which could be virtually the whole party in the last of the independent blue dog democrats not being senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema i've been calling this usual

here's republican congressman ralph norman. start focusing on the issues that are impacting everyday americans and the consequences of an overly ambitious and unrealistic climate agenda. i don't know about the rest of you all on this committee but the people of south carolina did not send me to washington to bankrupt our country. and even the phrase build back better needs to be changed to bankrupt america quicker. we should have a hearing about some of the proposals by democrats that spent hard—working american taxpayer money on liberal pipe dreams. the oil firms insisted that they want to shift from selling fossil fuels to renewables. but environmentalists accuse them of "greenwashing", and say that most of their focus is still on extracting fossil fuels. here's democratic congressman ro khanna. are you embarrassed is an american company that your production is going up while the european counterparts are going down? congressman, as we already heard, demand _ congressman, as we already heard, demand for— congressman, as we al

let's bring in congressman ralph norman from south carolina. i'm sure you've seen the framework.is $5 trillion bill. it is payback on states that have been mismanaged under the guise of the green new deal. hope both of them go down and anything but bipartisan and this -- stuart: looks good politically because of the election coming up in virginia and new jersey. there is a big expenditure on childcare, homecare, child tax credits. the programs are very popular. they come out with this to look popular, to look good as the president flies to europe as the voters are preparing to vote in virginia and new jersey. >> what the american people realize and what he is saying is just words. to say it is not going to cost anything and every tax bracket is going up. he has taken away all the things that made the trump administration that made this economy run but the last percentage of growth for gdp is less than one. i'm glad he came to the field today. it helps our cause because he can't sell anything much less remember what he is talking about. stuart: that is cruel. it is ironic the soci