the house ethics committee looking into conduct by rashida tlaib and hastings. reportedly tlaib used campaign money to pay her bills. and hastings allegedly having. >> relationship with an aide. rajer stone was convicted today of lying to congress. he faces 60 years in prison. >> that's a terrible conviction rate. i have known roger for 50 years. he worked for me a couple times. he walked himself into this thing. the bottom line is he was a trump advisor.

this as rashida tlaib has always wanted to impeach trump attacking economic policies now, she's accused by the house ethics battle of major ethics violation by taking thousands of dollars of her campaign funds to cover her own personal expenses. that story coming up. speaker pelosi and mnuchin might be closer to breaking the deadlock over $5 billion in border wall funding in order to stop a government shutdown before things giving. this is homeland security approved keeping a safe and democrats and the media were criticized, their reporting a big, nearly 20% jump in arrest of a certain type of criminal everyone should find terrifying. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now ♪ ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's get to hillary lawn on capitol hill and the latest developments from the hearing. maybe the biggest bombshell did not come from the witness, marie yovanovitch, it came from twitter when the president tweeted saying everywhere marie yovanovitch went turn bad. chairman adam schiff to read this tree into the record and ha

rashida tlaib $17,500. people as much as we like to think we can be altruistic, we have basic motivations and they are often very selfish. what you try and do is create a system within a market economy that plays to the business of those selfish instincts while restraining them and find a way for that to work for the common good of society. >> the squad is attention seeking and we see what they are doing behind closed doors. they are taking us for granted. >> don't take it for granted. trish: the law defines it as an assault. but in the nfl all you get is a suspension. myles garrett brutally attack mason rudolf with his own helmet. far left presidential candidate bernie sanders is saying if he's elected he will put fellow socialist aoc quote in a very important white house role. like the secretary of labor? remember when aoc talked about unemployment and said it was so low because people have two jobs? >> everything is fine, right? unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. trish: former trump state

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rashida tlaib $17,500.as much as we like to think we can be altruistic, we have basic motivations and they are often very selfish. what you try and do is create a system within a market economy that plays to the business of those selfish instincts while restraining them and find a way for that to work for the common good of society. >> the squad is attention seeking and we see what they are doing behind closed doors. they are taking us for granted. >> don't take it for granted. trish: the law defines it as an assault. but in the nfl all you get is a suspension. myles garrett brutally attack mason rudolf with his own helmet. far left presidential candidate bernie sanders is saying if he's elected he will put fellow socialist aoc quote in a very important white house role. like the secretary of labor? remember when aoc talked about unemployment and said it was so low because people have two jobs? >> everything is fine, right? unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. trish: former trump state departm

cheryl: it's policies like those that are being proposed by representative rashida tlaib and senator analyst wrote there could be a war against wall street as a growing number of democratic presidential candidates look to target the financial sector. michael lee, wealth portfolio manager and market strategist is here. this note caused a lot of waves. when you have sanders and warren talking about medicare for all, free loans for kids, paying off student debt, universal child care, they want to target wall street. they say wall street didn't pay enough after the financial crisis. >> what people need to remember is wall street is a middleman. the financial crisis, they're largely blamed for the entire thing. the fact of the matter is had that 2008 the federal government through fannie mae and freddie mac were in 70% of all the subprime mortgages. we ended up with a massive housing bubble and people got riff alongside of it. it was government incentives, government pushing it along the way. the wall street is in the middle of what you do. the more you crack down on them, the more you sl

the house ethics committee looking into conduct by rashida tlaib and hastings.tedly tlaib used campaign money to pay her bills. and hastings allegedly having. >> relationship with an aide. rajer stone was convicted today of lying to congress. he faces 60 years in prison. >> that's a terrible conviction rate. i have known roger for 50 years. he worked for me a couple times. he walked himself into this thing. the bottom line is he was a trump advisor. when trump became president, he's not in the game. and he gave his enemies -- lou: would you give him a pardon. >> i would not recommend it. lou: jeff sessions reportedly running for u.s. senate in alabama. that didn't work out too well. he seems to be working to win favor with the president. >> he's saying good things about the president. i think he will have a tough reelection, and even if he gets re-elected it won't be the same as when he was there. he was a good senator and he was supportive of the president. whoever wins the primary we have to support and make sure we get rid of jones. lou: we have the president

lou: pelosi forgot about congresswoman rashida tlaib. said this just hours after she was sworn into office. >> when your son looks at you and says mama, look you won, bullies don't win. i say baby they don't, because we are going to go in there and [bleep]. lou: congressman al green also tried and failed three times in two years to get the house to vote on impeachment. the last time back in july. it was rejected 332-95. joining us, tammy bruce. the host of foxnation's tammy bruce. let's start with his process. the radical dimms seem -- i gets woirsd unhinged. they lost sight of what they are doing here. and the consequences. >> we have seen that from the start for quite some time. this is not a one-off. it's not a surprise. we have seen it during the campaign. we have seen it the day of the inaugural. the headline in the "washington post," now the impeachment begins. it's meant to negate their vote. to negate their existence. lou: they have been trying to overthrow this president since 2016. they have done so openly and the national medi

the house ethics committee looking into conduct by rashida tlaib and hastings.money to pay her bills. and hastings allegedly having. >> relationship with an aide. rajer stone was convicted today of lying to congress. he faces 60 years in prison. >> that's a terrible conviction rate. i have known roger for 50 years. he worked for me a couple times. he walked himself into this thing. the bottom line is he was a trump advisor. when trump became president, he's not in the game. and he gave his enemies -- lou: would you give him a pardon. >> i would not recommend it. lou: jeff sessions reportedly running for u.s. senate in alabama. that didn't work out too well. he seems to be working to win favor with the president. >> he's saying good things about the president. i think he will have a tough reelection, and even if he gets re-elected it won't be the same as when he was there. he was a good senator and he was supportive of the president. whoever wins the primary we have to support and make sure we get rid of jones. lou: we have the president tweeting on roger stones'

david: well apparently speaker pelosi had heard rashida tlaib say the following back in january.hen your son looks at you and said mama, look it won. i said bullies don't win. we are going in there and [bleep]. david: that was right after the congressman became a congress plan. so it's clear this has been the agenda for a long time. >> my blood boils when i hear those sound clips. speaker pelosi and the democrats in the house have been gunk for impeachment for three years. i am proud to stand with him for what he has done for our economy, our military and our country. democrats know they can't beat him at the ballot box and he has the support of the american people. they have to beat him through the impeachment process. that's not the way our found thing fathers envisioned that this is the way the impeachment process should be used. david: congressman banks, thank you very much for coming in. coming up. remember the florida high school principal failed to say the holocaust happened because not everybody believe it happened. also, reporters scrambling to fact check a joke tweet fr

i believe rashida tlaib said that that was exactly why she was going to congress.on't forget, this has been going on for 2 1/2 years. as the stock market hits new record highs, remember this maneuver by the dems will go down in history as the largest, most vicious failed hostile takeover of a democratically elected president has ever seen. it's a legacy that will take decade for the left to overcome and it's not going to work. joining me, idaho congressman ross volcker. >> it's great to come to you from idaho where there is still a little bit of sanity. trish: i'm in new york city. >> there is a coup under way. and you know, you talked about a hostile takeover. i come from the corporate world. shareholders want results. right now congress is not delivering them. there has not been one thing the democrat majority has delivered in this congress. but the president has. in the last month, 168,000 new jobs and lowest unemployment since 1969. we took a very, very, very bad man out in the last two or three weeks and we are not talking about that. trish: talk to knee about

rashida tlaib using campaign funds for personal usage. >> after she won and people ran for office.e else. >> all supporting bernie sanders, they don't like wealth and money. and they change when they get around a lot of money. what does this look like as he runs for president. >> one of the things to bernie's credit, seems like a straight shooter, this air of authenticity and meanwhile ilhan omar perjuring herself to cover up the marriage to her brother. really dishonesty around all of this, the big money guy, the big money is that bernie sanders has always run against. it takes a while for people to sell out when they get to washington, pretty troubling that he year of these people being here and three out of four in trouble. rob: with bernie flying on the private jets, he doesn't like wealth while making 7 figures, a lot of that stuff you look at it and makes people think twice. we appreciate it. jillian: it is 36 after the hour. 10,000 illegal guns pulled from the streets of chicago just this year. a shocking look at the flow of firearms turning the windy city into a war zone. r

>> at a june hearing on white supremacy congresswoman rashida tlaib, a muslim, read a letter she hadotten in the mail. >> "i was totally excited and pleased when i heard about 49 muslims were killed and many -- many more were wounded in new zealand. this is a great start. let's hope and pray that it continues here in the good old usa. the only good muslim is a dead one." >> first, my empathy. >> but listen to the way the money is spent. >> those agents in the field that work domestic terrorism, about 20%. and we have about 80% working international terrorism. >> that's right. four times as many agents on international terror, even though last year just one person died from an islamic terror attack in america. 49 people were killed in domestic extremist attacks. >> there's a mindset that has to be dealt with. >> in september for the first time the department of homeland security put white supremacist violence on its list of priority threats. and this is not just an american story. there is now a worldwide movement of white supremacists. sharing their twisted ideas on the internet. in

david: congresswoman and so-called squad member rashida tlaib in hot water for allegedly misusing campaignls in the back medications between congressman tlaib and/or campaign that were released today by the house ethics committee and it paints a picture of a congressional candidate desperate for money and willing to cut legal corners in order to siphon off money from her campaign. michigan representative has denied any misuse of funds adding single moms like herself deserve childcare expenses and the salary while campaigning to overtake an incumbent. will this investigation weakened the power of the left within the democratic party or cause the squad to close ranks around congressman tlaib? >> i probably will but i have to ask the rhetorical question here why are the rules different for everybody and where's this going? why is she being investigated for this? remember rush and remember the mueller report. they need to do a thorough investigation to somebody just saying oh we didn't do this is not good enough and if she's found to break the rules and to break the law she's in serious hot wa

the house ethics committee releasing internal communication sent by michigan congresswoman rashida tlaibthe emails released by the committee show she frantically contacted members of her campaign staff are paying her personal expenses. also attached checks made out by her campaign totaling thousands of dollars. the department of justice is investigating republican congressman from florida for allegations of campaign violations with regard has it today, brand-new award, highest honor was given by members of congress to eight animals who served their nation in wartime and in peace, if you need to be cheered up this is that the 3. here's more on the inaugural ceremony. >> this year, the medal for bravery, these awards their handlers they are recognition of military working dogs are getting very do not only for their bravery but for hundreds if not thousands of dogs that protect us troops for decades. >> we started taking enemy contacts and without getting into too many specifics we rely very heavily on babs to keep the team safe by going into buildings and being that first man in whether we

house ethics committee leasing a trove of internal communications sent last year by congresswoman rashida tlaib. it showed her frantically contacting members of her campaign staff for help paying personal expenses. the oce also attached scans of checks made out to her campaign totaling thousands of dollars. on the other side of the eye of the department of justice is now investigating republican congressman ross spano from florida over allegations of campaign finance violations. every dog has its day. it's a brand-new award, the highest honor, was given by members of congress to eat animals who served our nation and more time and peace. if you need to be cheered up, this is the piece for you. leland vittert has more on the inaugural medal ceremony. >> this here is bass and his medal for bravery. these awards now, their handlers say, our friendly recognition that military working dogs are getting their due not only for their bravery but for the hundreds if not thousands of dogs that protect the u.s. troops for decades. >> there was one mission in particular where we started taking enemy contact

rashida tlaib had a rally in michigan. and now ilhan omar. what do you make of this latest push?enator sanders has absolutely had a resurgence of excitement. the problem for all of these democrats in the field is no matter how passionate their supporters may be, i mean, andrew yang's supporters are extremely passionate. bernie sanders especially so for sure. elizabeth warren. there seems to be at the moment a cap on the amount of support that any of these democrats have won. so the question is really who can build a broader tent? who can speak beyond their immediate base and welcome more democratic voters in? and that's what i am looking for. teed us off perfectly to talk about one of the challenges mayor pete buttigieg has had, which is to try to bring in a broader coalition, specifically trying to bring in some african-american voters. he was criticized of that. let me play you his sound byte. watch his reaction. we will get some feedback after this. >> i think the way to win black voters or any voters is to deserve to win. and my message is of making sure that this is a countr

alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib, who also have endorsed the socialist bernie sanders.anel now. brian brenberg, executive vice president and chair of business and finance at the kings college in new york. jason nichols, professor of african-american studies at the university of maryland. great to see you both. i will start with you. i remember a time when democrats were really up in arms over "lock her up" and has. rally like this, bernie sanders not pressing back on that crowd about president trump, "lock him up." and you say what? >> it was like he was fighting a smile, as i was watching the video. you have to ask yourself, for democrats who have complained so much about the tone of the term presidency, what kind of action are we getting from them on the campaign trail? you saw it last night, there was a lock him up chant at a major router bernie sanders. i don't think this is the tone he wanted to set in his campaign, but he seems just swept away by the hard left on this one as any other candidate does. >> harris: i don't know if you watched or could hear former sena

alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ilhan omar of minnesota, and rashida tlaib of michigan -- -- have all endorsed senator bernie sanders. meanwhile, warren is continuing to come under fire from billionaires. on wednesday, bill gates implied he was worried about how much money he would have left over under warren's tax plan. the microsoft founder has over $100 billion. in response, warren tweeted at gates offering to sit down with him and explain exactly how much he'd pay under her proposed 6% tax on the richest americans. on friday, democracy now! we'll be broadcasting the first ever presidential forum on environmental justice at south carolina state university in orangeburg. candidates taking part will be senators elizabeth warren and cory booker, businessman tom steyer. before it begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. i will be moderating with former epa official mustapha lee and we will be live streaming at democracynow.org and broadcasting on stations across the country. in syria, president trump has approved an expanded military mission to secure a 90-mile expanse of oil fields in the eas

israel also denied entry to congressmembers ilhan omar and rashida tlaib. later granting permission for congress member tlaib to visit her family in occupied palestine -- occupied west bank on humanitarian grounds, but she rejected the offer, which included the condition that she not promote the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement. israel has also issued a seriess of travel bans against omar barghouti, the founder of bds movement, and shawan jabarin, director of the palestinian rights organization al-haq. can you comment on these? >> absolutely. this decision is coming amid a context in which there is a systematic assault on human rights organizations. and there is a reason why the israeli government t is doing this. they are trying to silence the messenger instead of dealing with the human rights issues that are taking place on the ground. but the reality is, these efforts are failing. these efforts s of only -- have only shined a light on the very issues that israel is trying to cover up. but what is happening to me must a small is malted -- is co

fortunately for rashida tlaib she is a member of protected class of democrats who are innocent.ilty, no, no, no. the democrats are just innocent. there is no until proven guilty. they're never proven guilty. these are damaging texts. here is the rule with campaign finance would the expense have existed if the campaign didn't exist? if you can say that then, yes, it's a personal expense. that's how you measure the difference between the two. the fact she is openly emailing people asking for loans and someone is talking about her getting a second job clearly indicates these were personal expenses. listen, i'm sorry, if you run for office, your personal financial situation does not factor into it. nobody cares. does your campaign money, your donors are not financing your personal life. if you have personal financial issues, then news flash, don't run for office. i'm sorry. listen. we have some trouble too during our first campaign. at one point someone said hey, your wife works for the website. you can pay her. even though that was legitimate we said no because we thought it looked

they sided with rashida tlaib. stuart: i think you sent them moving boxes, didn't you?boxes. >> exactly. stuart: thank you very much for being with us. >> so good to see you. stuart: thank you. thank you. check futures. we are going up. very good jobs report this morning. the dow is going to be up well over 100 points at the opening bell. s&p up, nasdaq up about a half percentage point. and we have the top economic guy at the white house, larry kudlow, on the show this hour. i know he's going to be smiling about that jobs report. all right. more after this. with time, comes change that's for sure... and when those changes might help more people, especially those in retirement, i think it's worth talking about! so, aag is introducing a new jumbo reverse mortgage loan so you can now access as much as $4 million dollars in cash, tax free, from your home's equity. aag's new jumbo reverse mortgage loan can give you more tax-free cash than ever before find out more in your free aag jumbo guide. call the new aag advantage jumbo gives you another way to effectively manage your

we have news on an ethics probe involving democrat rashida tlaib, one of "the squad" members.oing on, lauren? lauren: the house committee expanding their probe. they have text messages begging her campaign for cash. okay to take money from a campaign but use it for reasons that broke the law? was it child care or other things? they're expanding their probe into that. stuart: charles, come back in to this. what is your reaction to the probe here? >> this is the problem with people like this. they think laws don't apply to them. they think they can say whatever they have to say to get into power. going back to the socialism business, socialism, it is not a financial system. it is not a form of how to, you know, economic format. it's a power format. it's a way of taking control of people's lives. taking control of all of the money. taking control of everything. these people, they honestly just believe these laws that we know, we've seen it time and again throughout history, don't apply to them. whether it is the little things like, you're not allowed to pay yourself, you know, yo