in aid if shoken is not fired.tion to the story. >> it's finally coming out. i mean, look, trump talked about his perfect phone call, there couldn't be anything worse than biden's arrogant comment and his just blatant bribery that he's talking about in plain if sight. this is an impeach impeachable offense. we've seen this tape roll so many times. and, look, the chairman or the president of burisma, this energy company, is one of the the -- told the fbi inform. plant that they paid two $5 million payments, one to joe biden in a pseudonym and one to hunter biden, in order to get this done so they'd stop looking into the probe. and what do you know? just like joe biden wanted, shoken was fired. and even as you cited earlier in the lead, president obama's people were saying, yeah, this is, this guy was doing a good job cleaning up the mess. and so here we have joe biden, i just think it couldn't be more blatant, and this guy needs to be impeached and removed asap. elizabeth: victoria nuland said, yeah, shoken's doing

and we know that the ukrainian prosecutor, a man named viktor shoken, was forced out, and is joe biden publicly took credit for forcing him out saying you have six hours to fire that s.o.b. or, you know, you're not going to get a billion dollars of u.s. aid. that's a clear example of a pay for play if everything turns out to be true here. elizabeth: we read through the transcript, we're going to report now what nobody else in the media is reporting. archer also deliver. >>ing details that hunter biden broke foreign lobbying laws, that hunter, quote, was a lobbyist, that he was acting like a lobbyist with an insider track to the to the pin cl of power, meaning the white house, obama's white house, and his father. archer also details that hunter stole the joe biden family brann family brand. don't mess with our client. archer testified that it's, quote, fair to say that hunter biden was falsely giving burisma executives the impression hunter had influence over u.s. policy, that, quote, hunter biden was taking credit for even his father's visit to ukraine in and around the scenario we wer

three months later shoken, the prosecutor in ukraine, is fired and joe biden brags about using or withholdingion dollars in u.s. aid, putting pressure on ukraine to get the prosecutor fired. that's an open and shut, damning case of bribery with respect to joe biden when he was vice president of the united states. you add in the fact that you have ye lain that bat arena, the widow of the moscow mayor, how she paid $3.5 million to hunter biden and to devon archer, and she's left off the sanctions list when vladimir putin invades ukraine? this stuff stinks. there's some of the evidence, and we've got a lot more. maria: marjorie taylor greene, we've also heard from james comer, the chairman of your committee, that the money taken in from the biden family went through 20 different shell companies and then ultimately made its way into biden family accounts. same question for you, what evidence is most damning from your standpoint? >> that's right, maria. and just as byron walked you through so much of the evidence that is clear and present for anyone to see, the american people, the entire world, w

$3.5 million and possibly tens of millions to joe and hunter and to make that prosecutor, viktor shoken, go away. he was fired, and a billion dollars worth of aid was released to ukraine. so that seems to me like zlochevsky got high value for the money that he paid the bidens. elizabeth: got it. congressman, andy, byron, thanks for joining usen tonight. it's good to see you. let's bring in former economic adviser to trump, he's steve moore. you know, steve, we've got markets looking to the new inflation report for july tomorrow, wholesale inflation coming in friday. cpi's expected to rise to if 3.3% from 3% in june, but biden's about to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the inflation reduction act. should he take a victory lap now? >> hell no, he shouldn't. i mean, this is something that has added so much to the national debt. you know, over the last year, liz, the national debt, the budget deficit over the last 12 months has been close to $2.1 trillion. now, that does -- does that sound to you like deficit reduction? inflation reduction? i believe that the inflation rate might be e