stuart: rick perry, good to see you, sir.olks, another topic, donald trump propses to declassify droves of secret documents. very important little tidbit. joining us now is great friend and ohio kongman jim jordan and chair of the house judiciary committee. welcome back, sir. >> if you were president u would you declassify the 9/11 files? >> yeah. >> would you declassify jfk files? >> yeah, i did a lot of it. would you declassify the epstein files? >> yeah, yeah, i would. interesting. senator daniel patrick mob hon handout wrote a book 120 years about this and the name of the book was sec re-seizure disorders and in the book -- secrecy and in the book he said the u.s. government tries to be too secret and classify vastly millions of pages that's unnecessarily classified and no transparency and stopped donald trump two years later saying the same thing, you do you mack of it. >> it's a government of the people, by the people and for the people. we had a hearing today where maybe if fauci and biden administration had been more

certainly against our own interest, that is for sure, rick perry, good to see you sir, thank you so much good to see you. >> folks. another topic, donald trump vowing to declassify trophies of secret ser -- troves of secret documents, joining us to talk about that ohio congressman jim jordan. welcome back. let me play, this is what mr. trump said on fox and friends about declassifying secrets. >> so, if you were president would you declassify, answer yes or no, the 9/11 files. >> yeah. >> would you declassify jfk files. >> yeah, i do a lot. >> the epstein files. >> yeah, i would. larry: there you have it. system jordan, interesting. daniel patrick moynihan, senator wrote a book 20 years ago about this. the name of the book, secrecy. in the book he correctly in my humble opinion said that the u.s. government tries to be too secret. and classify vastly millions of pages that are unnecessarily class case there is no transparent see, here is donald trump, 20 years later saying that same thing. >> i agree with the president, let the american people see, after all, it a government of the peopl

energy secretary rick perry and economist event j. antony.nn youngkin pulls the plug, he's saying no to electric car mandates. he's saying yes to gas cars. he's also a saying no to adopting california's standards inside virginia. will 16 other states doing that follow virginia's lead here? and finally, lots of wasteful boondoggles but little action in president biden's historic spending on roads and bridges and climate change and more. we've got the details. dagen and sean, we want to know what's coming up on "the bottom line." sean: hey, e-mac. so on the world stage joe biden apologizes to zelenskyy and at the same time tries to shame republicans. we have morgan ortagus here on that. dagen: we have david webb, sara carter talking about president trump, west coast, left coast. the depths of silicon valley bringing in $12 million, talked for 4 hours. protests outside as the media predicted? no. they were pro-trump people cheering him on. whoo! more of that, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that sense what isn'

still ahead, for texas governor rick perry retired nypd inspector all tomorrow, former house judiciary chief counsel julia epstein, hyde park finance editor john carney. seattle talk radio host jason france fox news contributor guy benson and we have this for you tonight -- major fights breaking out in the house over the upcoming hearing featuring manhattan da alvin bragg and what lawmakers call heavily politicized prosecution's of former president trump. "the evening edit" takes on this debate, middle-class joe when he's really multiple luxury mansions joke. growing doubt about president biden's work man roots narrative and more details about his wealth and family background come to light. this story, while biden issue a national terrorism alert amid disturbing reports about heavily armed suspect the jihadist arrested near laguardia airport? u.s. prosecutors say that could have been a disaster for america and also, doctor eight isis link terrorists were talk caught in new york city, l.a. and billy. reports of a major setback for the biden agenda, we've got why he cannot campaign on cr

larry: we talked about it last night with former energy secretary rick perry.talked about how the biden administration wants to jail oil and gas ceos. what a fun thing. trump is not enough, they want to go after oil and gas ceos. we may all be next. john carney, the fed is not going to cut-rates though, is it? >> no, the fed will not cut-rates. one or two months of weakness is not enough to get them to cut. there are people who are saying they will cut in july or september. i think there is no way they cut in july. the september one would create a political explosion. larry i do want to say some signs while april is very weak, may may have had a little bit of a rebound. if you look at things like jobless claims or the s&p global pmi, it is kind of indicating that april was bad, may might not be as bad. so, you know the gdp now number is pretty much all april numbers right now. we're just getting in may. so we could actually see a little bit of a rebound. larry: yeah, i take the isms over those s&ps, that is just me, that's just my view. mike falkander we've bee

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