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but first, liz macdonald, another buddy of steve forbes' -- elizabeth: my former boss.avid: yeah, we all worked together. beth elizabeth first on fox. i remember the day. david: they all come here. elizabeth: david, thank you so much. former president trump, he's now battling back. he now says he'll reveal information showing why he should be exonerated in the fourth indictment out of georgia. we've got top legal analysis on this serious problem. and new details of president biden ignoring hawaii's wildfire disaster. but the biden white house increasingly talking a climate emergency declaration, how that's going to cost you. and hillary clinton claims voters are ignorant about bidenomics when they live it every day. plus, we'll get art laffer's reaction to treasury secretary yellen admitting, yes, she accidentally took a hallucinogenic mushrooms. and a major new controversy, retired nfl star, michael to or her, his story featured in "the the blind side," he alleges in a new lawsuit his adoption was a lie. i'm elizabeth donald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ el

steve forbes calls it a state of, quote, walking pneumonia under biden.e also have actor kevin sorbo on the serious problems of biological males competing in women's school sports. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, let's get right at it with house oversight chair james comer. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. a lot of coverage, obvious, of hurricane idalia, a terrible storm, category one hurricane landed as a cat three, widespread damage, at least two dead. let's get to this news out of your committee. oversight is investigating the white house response to the deadly wildfires in maui. why? >> well, anything pertaining to the tax dollars we want to investigate. we hear and we've seen where anytime after any type of destruction you have a lot of shysters that roll in. we know that the biden administration was slow to to the scene in hawaii, and the lower the government takes to get there, we've pound the more corruption exists -- we've found the more corruption exists. we want the tax dollars to

this was on the sidewalk he was with a mutual friend, as i recall it, steve forbes, which might be why when we were introduced briefly, i leaned over and said to mr. pence, did i hear? you're for the gold standard. i'm reluctant to repeat what? mr. pence replied because i hadn't informed him that i was with the newspaper. but it was substantive. several sentences, and i don't think it's a violation of ground rules to disclose that. when i got home that evening, i said to amity, i shook hands today with mike pence. he strikes me as a man to watch and he went on to be governor of indiana, of course, and history calling. one day when mr. pence was vice president, he showed up without a fanfare. plymouth notch, vermont, to see where 100 years ago, almost coolidge was sworn by his own father to the president, joe parchment, when the press told him the coolidge's father, who said you could swear in the president, he said, who said, i couldn't. a few if any of our leading politicians have come as much as mr. pence has to embody virtues of coolidge, a commoner of modesty, strong religious fait

welcome back to the show, media chair and editor steve forbes. e, good to see you again. >> good to be with you. thank you. elizabeth: what did you think of the debate and who won? >> i like vivek in terms of what he said about the federal reserve, huge issue. on foreign poll sixer i give him an f. nikki hill lay came across -- haley came across well especially on policy and it gave them a chance to emerge an thei. donald trump would have you can sehavesucked the oxygen out of e room like normal. it's just beginning. elizabeth: it's not the end game. it was just at the start. now we've got a nancy pelosi stepping in and criticizing the republicans at the debate. she claims democrats created more than 13 million jobs and are growing the middle class. that's nancy pelosi. what do you think? >> it's the whole bidenomics thing. you shut down the economy, covid, big mistake. then when the economy begins to come back, you open things up, things start getting back to narrow angle mall and say, oh, the great work we're doing. it's like sinking a ship and

stuart: steve forbes with me this monday morning. seems to me the beach is the president's new basement strategy. there's all this news and he seems to be out of the if i canture. where am i going wrong? >> you're not going wrong, and that's why he's not going to be running next year. the scenarios that gets him out of the race, we don't know yet but he will not be the democratic knock-knee in 2024. stuart: you're o convinced of that? >> absolutely. absolutely. stuart: why are you so convinced in >> the hunter biden thing they can't sweep under the rug even though they did the cute maneuver in your face special council. you've got the economy, that's not a win for him. then you have his capacity, which you referred to. he's not just 80, he's an old 80 unlike a winston churchill or william gladstone and was prime minister in his 80s and vigorous, chopping trees down. not joe bind. there's a situation where they're going to get him out. the question is what they do with the vp. the government sadly is not out of it. far left is in char

stuart: steve forbes with me this morning.hy do you think that rich men north of richmond strikes a cord, if you agree with it, it does strike a cord. why do you think it does? >> there's a lack of mobility in the country and whole idea of the melting pot has gone out of the window and this is the a land of opportunity regardless of background and a chance to rise up. instead people are looked down on and the thing is the elites aren't delivering the results. so you have people who don't know what they're doing in charge. you have this kind of class division, and when you have the kind of stagnation, economic stagnation we've had for over 20 years, you get this kind of division. it's poisonous and glad that song is pointing it out because it'll be part of the 2024 debate. how do we get america moving again? stuart: how do you make america great again? almost went to that. that's true. president biden is taking a break from vacation in lake tahoe and visiting maui and will travel back to california to finish off vacation. meanw

this panel will be moderated by steve forbes. mr. forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media, mr. forbes campaigned vigorously the presidency in 1996 and 2000. he's the author of several books, including most recently inflation what it is, why it's bad and how to fix it. forbes is a trustee of the coolidge foundation. please join me in welcoming mr. forbes and our. thank you. sir. zara. yes. good. that's on. yes. well, thank you for mentioning the book yesterday. several of the panel participants made commercials for their books. you can find eight of mine on amazon. and so that'll help cover my train fare the next i come down here. if you buy it from me today, give you 2% off for cash. but it is. there's a good fun to be here. good morning. thank all of you for participating. thank c-span audiences as well for listening in on the santana of calvin coolidge becoming president of the states. i think what's coming through is that there are a lot of lessons of obviously times and circum change, but principles of soundness, pro

let's get right to steve forbes, ceo of forbes media. steve, so much to unpack here.t, maybe they are trying to tweak it a little bit ahead of the elections. in terms of it and creating inflation, is that a no-brainer? >> well, the spending has to be financed, and that hurts the economy, and it hurts the economy, so you have less production, federal reserve is under pressure to end up issuine debt, eventually it will have to do, so it damages the economy. and there is no part of that bill that withstands anything good about it. so don't call it the inflation reduction act, don't call it anything good or bad for the economy act. reduces people's standards of living. >> interesting line the president used, alternatives to economic growth. this kind of recall is the notion that a lot of the things they have tried under the guise of modern monetary theory, the notion the government can just print up a bunch of money and throw it into the system and it will fix everything. sparked 40 high inflation. there are alternatives to the growth, propelled america to the number one

. ♪ steve forbes joining us this morning. l right, sir, steve, biden is not going to be the nominee in 2024, are you with me? >> i app. we've both agreed on that for months. he won't be the nominee and not only because of incapacities that, are becoming more and more evident and may trigger crisis and growing scandal around his son and brother. that corruption can't be swept under the rowing for much longer and the economy will be so so. it's not going to be a booping thing that bails him out. how do they do it and get biden out and kamala harris out? one thing they're talking about is justice sotteau mire leaving supreme court and replacing harris and she has a face saving way to get out of vice president sid and have a brand new ticket in 2024 and pretend the last four years didn't happen stuart: you've got to be kidding me. get a supreme court jim jordans tis to walk away and -- justice to walk away and put kamala in her place. >> it's starting to rumble and that congressman did what he did. stuart: other talk under the sur

still ahead on the program, moments from now steve forbes on how student loan repayment could affectral jack keane on iran prisoner swap deal. joe concha on how the main street media can restore credibility. president biden on the beach over the weekend pre-he said nothing about hunter or mao's destruction pretty seems that the president is out of touch. that is my take. it is next. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. jot stock markets disagreed with the bears all yearlong when the fed lowers rates, the economy will expand and earnings will come bock strang so we'll have a very positive year next year and it's time to get set up for that now. >> let's not sugar coat this. china is a communist country, they have an evil dictator

elizabeth: floor's media chair editor in chief steve forbes, my former boss. steve, now this story is coming in. politico breaking the news, white house insiders are saying bidenomics is not catching on with voters but, you know, steve, next week they want to celebrate the an verse of inflation reduct action hawaii do you think? reduction act. what do you think? >> like the mets celebrating the world series right now and people say it's not happening and they think they can go around to the american people saying they have a lot of great spending programs and standards of living are not going up and convince the american people that all is well. you know, herbert hoover in the great depression was accused of saying, which he didn't, saying prosperity is just around the corner. trust us. no, the american people don't and when they say inflation is slowing, that means prices are going up and people are noticing at the gas pump, prices are going up again. elizabeth: now there's cnn poll. two-thirds of cnn voters that vnn polled disapprove of biden and 51% of econo

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dan geltrude and steve forbes, "forbes" immediate what chair editor in -- media editor-in-chief on theg up, but where's' this going? >> well, what it's doing is two things, one, it's flouting the rule of law, the spurt of the rule of law. -- the spirit. when we have a former president getting indicted, serious allegations against this president and his son and his brother, doing this kind of end run where you know it's not constitutional, the supreme court's her knocked you down before, why do you keep doing it? it's verbose. i think it just makes the public more cynical and is not fair to students. they don't know what the rules of the game are. they're being played. they're puppets. neil: all right, i'll put you down as a maybe on this. [laughter] dan, what do you -- where do you think this goes though? because obviously, you know, the more relief you offer students, sadly what we've come to discover, the more tuition, room and board and a lot of those fees just go up. and it's been a cycle that continues. this will only spur that, won't it? >> that's exactly it, neil. you get in thi

stuart: still ahead on this program steve forbes on the failure of bidenomics even the mainstream mediay executive lou under bruce blakeman refusing to let mayor adams moved to nhl arena and the growing support for school choice among democrats, the 11:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use, and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling herbs and supplements brand at walmart. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. ♪ stuart: the mic is open and this is katie perry, hot and cold n. it's going to be hot in n new yk city, 90 degrees.

which might have to be brought another states, disappointment well allow him to do but economist steve forbes is among those who say that this case with the president's son may drag down his father in 2024. forbes also points to the president's age and voter concerns about the economy. those concerns are being echoed by one congressional democrat who you just heard from congressman dean phillips was calling on president biden to pass the torch, phillips has been mowing a presidential bid of his own, he says that's in response to calls from donors who believe the country needs to move on for president biden. about a rick governor from the heartland ip the best shot of keeping a democrat in the white house and the 2024. president biden has not responded to any questions about any of this including when he returned to the white house from rehobeth beach, he walked right past, do not take questions. we have a briefing coming up at 3:00 o'clock. it'll be the first one since july 27. a whole lot of questions to get answers to from the white house. cheryl: we hope so, jacqui heinrich. thank you. in

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remember steve forbes back in 1996 and 2000? he came in second place in iowa back in 2000.e gop race back in 2012. so the idea of a businessman doing well in republican primaries, that is not a foreign concept at all. it's happened many times over the last 25 years. >> and a couple faded. one notably did not. not at all. >> that's exactly right. and you know, we're talking about this idea, okay, maybe ramaswamy can come up and, you know, replace desantis as the alternate to trump. the fact is, if we look at trump's position in the polls right now, three of three candidate historically in those positions, they all won, gore, bush, and clinton. >> again, just to show that one more time here. you see donald trump at 53%, ron desantis down to 16. first place, second place. you're seeing that people with comparable margins to this in the past are these three. they all became the nominee. >> harry, have a wonderful weekend. >> you, as well. >> thank you very much. kate? >>> coming up for us, frustrating and disappointed. those are the words of a fedex driver after a mistrial was

steve forbes as they're writing that number down, he. 3.6 billion in 1916 to 22.3 billion in end 2023, which is a 519% increase. now, that again does not include the outlays and the general obligation debt of state governments, which was also going up. so we had a total government debt increase at federal state level, which was historic in its proportions to our own period between 2000, 19 1223 outlays grew from 4.5 trillion to 6 trillion. again. from 4.5 trillion to 6 trillion across a four year period, which was a 33% increase in held debt. federal debt, excuse me outlays publicly held grew. from 22.7 trillion to 31 trillion in an increase of 7%. so from the standpoint public finance, the parallel is absolutely striking. just absolutely both periods sharp rarely and sustained inflation that affected nearly every citizen and business. now we didn't bills existed in the war period that we're talking about in the postwar period but we did not produce the modern cpi so we can't use today's and compare that to a cpi produced in that period of time. however, thanks to the minneapolis fede