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thanks for joining us. come back soon. >>> next up this story, inflation is soaring to 13 of this year highs. not stopping senate democrats, now in the homestretch of a massive infrastructure spending bill. this is coming down fast. we're going to tell you what changes senator bernie sanders and president biden now have planned. as the gop warns that prices can heat up even more. mitch roschelle, he is a top economics guy. he is a hotshot on wall street. he joins me next on "the evening edit." >> every company in america right now, they're going to be raising costs on you and me, the consumer, because their costs are going up. x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... don't just sell it. ten-x it. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the

thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with republicans blocking the senate from starting debate on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. they didn't get the 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. they're arguing the democrats are rushing the process. the final bill there is no bill even written yet. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more. good to see you, hillary. reporter: liz, senate majority leader chuck schumer was asked to move this vote today. he was told that it would fail. that republicans could not support the first step move forward on what essentially was a shell infrastructure bill but schumer wanted to keep the pressure on them. he told them they could fill in the details later but republicans today saying no deal. they do need the details how they're coming up with an extra 600 billion in new spending included in $1.2 trillion hard infrastructure pac

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you know, here's the problem, i think a rot of us have suggested for -- a lot of us have suggested for a long time that we have mobile clinics go to hard to reach populations, and in they knock on if door there, that's good. that's something we've been doing for a long time, and it may make sense. the problem is what we're seeing is a general change from being pro-vaccine to vaccine fanaticism. and what vaccine fanaticism means is ignoring natural immunities, initiating mandates in young, healthy kids without data to support it and keeping track of people and vilifying those who have chosen not to get vaccinated. we need to respect their decision, make the case. but the idea that they're somehow slowing down our progress in beating the pandemic, no, they do so at their own personal risk. elizabeth: dr. fauci says 99% of the people who are dying are unvaccinated. so how now there's a pushback against the federal government knocking on people's doors. the white house press secretary said criticism of the campaign is a disservice to the country, and she's saying the information about, you

they don't use generally accepted accounting practices. it is absolutely stunning how they do things. for chuck schumer to pass a bill on procedural vote where there are literally are blank pages, senator tim scott is right. he is a leader on issue. understands the numbers. why should anybody vote yea on a procedural motion where nobody has even seen details after multitrillion dollar bill? jackie: jason, i don't know what it says to you but it says to me they're trying so hard to ram the bills through they are really worried about their position going into the midterms. >> i totally agree. i think they know the clock is ticking. they have the house, senate and presidency. they have a four seat majority in the house. that is going away. they are trying to slam through every possible thing they can. about growing government. making this power grab as real as they possibly can by spending us into oblivion. we're going to pay a long-term price for this. jackie: we absolutely are. our children are too. jason chaffetz. good to see you tonight.

elizabeth: join being us now fox news contributor dr. marty makary is back with us. thanks f elizabeth: joining us marty makary, eight students filed a a new lawsuit against indiana university over the covid-19 mandate students faculty and staff this could head to the supreme court they say this is a constitutional fight, what do you say. >> i don't know the legal grounds but i know the medical grounds and there's no justification for requiring the vaccine in healthy kids in the second dose may be associated with complications that are avoidable and people have a good reason not to get the vaccine some people have natural immunity from priorne infection and other people may have legitimate concerns the idea of mandatinges both doses and kids regardless of their immune will hurt some kids. elizabeth: when vaccines were first rolled out the government said nothing about vaccine mandates, everybody's talking about them the fda has a new warning for the j&j vaccine that the shot has been linked to serious but rare side effect, the immune system that attacks the nervous s

ashley: that does it for us. jackie: good evening everybody, we begin with the senate moving forward on the one trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure deal with democrats already pushing for a separate 3 1/2 trillion dollar spending package but could democrat infighting derail the whole thing? joining me tonight, new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis. former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, ford o'connell, claudia tenney from house foreign affairs. former washington, d.c. police detective ted williams and homeland security ranking member john katko. as the covid virus spreads president biden out with a push to have more people vaccinated. companies work at home policies, production being shut down, disney world reintroducing a mask requirement. capitol police say mask up or you could go to jail. we even have government officials asking businesses to require vaccinations. we're asking what impact all of this could have on our economic recovery. meanwhile the cdc is recommending students an teachers

congressman greg steube, thanks for joining us. you'll be back again with us soon. it's good to have you on. up next, texas attorney general ken paxton on the lone star state taking matters into its own hands, arresting illegal border crossers. we're going to take that story on coming up next. you're watching "the evening edit" this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your l

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that does it for us on "fox business tonight." we will be covering the markets in everything else tomorrow night's well but for now "the evening edit" starts now. elizabeth: angry democrat moderates now accuse speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer with political malpractice saying that they are strong-arm tactics are backfiring all over the biden agenda. turning infrastructure into a train wreck. outraged moderates say pelosi and schumer snatching the tea from the jaws of victory victory but nancy pelosi is doubling down "bridgerton" a house budget drink a member jason smith former cbo director douglas pope a deacon dr. ben carson congressman andy harris former police officer phillip halloway congresswoman maria salazar in the top public safety officer for texas lieutenant christopher olivera. wewe also have this a surprising admission from president biden about jobless benefits not really working so well. also senate minority leader mitch mcconnell playing hardball saying republicans in the senate will not vote to raise

hillary vaughn in washington for us. reporter: senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders decided to stomach the hard infrastructure package and support it in hoper to getting closer to the reality of the $3.5 trillion human infrastructure package. senator bernie sanders says they will have 50 votes to move forward on one of the most expensive spending packages in u.s. history but the price tag on that alone may not sit well with americans who are keeping their eye on the debt clock and rising prices. a "fox news poll" out last month shows inflation is the top concern when it comes to economics for registered voters. 83% of people are very concerned about inflation. 69% said they were very or extremely worried about the federal deficit. but progressives in the house say their support for the hard infrastructure package hinges on getting 3.5 trillion reconciliation package through because they think there are other priorities americans have saying in a statement this. until the reconciliation bill is agreed to an

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elizabeth: got you, thank you for joining us. and thank you for your service to ourre country, retired lieutenant colonel james carafano. next up, the biden administration we have been warning about this, the administration big spending agenda, it could be on the verge of collapse. one big problem, the bill for the infrastructure spending is not even written yet but senator chuck schumer wants to railroad democrats and republicans into voting for this week. democrats are trained to push through election security vote reform and amnesty for illegals as infrastructure too, kristin tate is fired up, she is next. >> the democratic l leadership, pelosi, the president, schumer, they have figured out they willa lose the house and the senate and 22, what they are trying to do is make it to democratic utopia or socialistic utopia before they get to the midterm elections. ♪ [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five tim

that does it for us on "fox business tonight." we'll cover the markets and everything else tomorrow night as well. but for now "the evening edit". elizabeth: angry democrat moderates accuse nancy pelosi and chuck schumer with political malpractice saying their strong arm tactics now backfiring all over the biden agenda it is turning infrastructure into a train wreck. outraged moderates say pelosi and assume remember snatching defeat from the jaws of victory but nancy pelosi is doubling down. house budget ranking member jason smith, former cbo director douglas holtz-eakin, ben carson, congressman andy harris, police officer, phillip holloway, marie salazar, top public safety officer for texas. chris olivera. a surprising admission from president biden, jobless benefits not working so well. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell playing hardball, democrats will not vote to raise the debt ceiling because of massive spending, telling democrats you have to go it alone. that could rock the markets. more cities, counties moving on mask m

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it is about us, right? >> absolutely, let us not forget the gain of function research conducted using taxpayer-funded dollars and this is the thing americans should be outraged and screaming to members of congress and representatives both on the house and senate side as well as asking demanding of the president of united states. their taxpayer dollars, our taxpayer dollars are going to fund research overseas that is killing americans. we need to know exactly what every single dollar went to, how it was conducted, how it was controlled, why there has been a massive coverup with the w.h.o. who is complicit with the chinese communist party in the beginning of the outbreak to mislead the global community and to america which resulted in a fallty data modeling that killed thousands and thousands of people. there is, there are answers that need to be had and we as representatives in congress are going to get them because it is quite clear, be it cyberattack or origins of this virus we cannot count on this preside

elizabeth: joining us now fox news contributor joe concha is back with us. joe, it is good to have you on. now, fox news contributor joe concha. good to have you on. michigan's auditor now going to data and michigan democrat governor witmer's role and potential underreporting nursing home debts what is your response to this story? >> mike response is, is a sequel? have we seen this before, this week saw in new york with democrat governor andrew cuomo? the cover up here in new york, 15000 euros income that's while negotiating a book is ongoing.in this is the same governor witmer that says not to travel to florida while kovic was raging in michigan, can you believe that? only after she got caught did she admit to actually doing that.. nursing home debts in michigan, they come for nearly one third of all covered that's michigan, it's a veryga big deal. liz: for governor allowed covered convicted senior citizens to return to nursing homes for treatment so this is going to be an ongoing story and i want to move on to the criticism of doctor fauci today about doct

border patrol chief ron botelho, thank you for joining us. homeland security secretary mayorkas trying to downplay the border crisis he is saying a double count, migrants are repeatedly trying to cross the border officials say that's been going on for years and years of generations and decades, the point is they try to cross again and again, because they know they can do it with impunity and without consequences recidivism that's been going on for decades, your reaction to this. >> i agree the border patrol when i was there and we started looking directly at recidivism at a mere success in a 2011 timeframe that number is noble it's true sot many people who ae expelled under title 40 to have the ability to come back across the border in several will do that, in may when 180,000 apprehensions only 61000 of those apprehensions were people under title 42, that's 120,000 people who crossed the border in either sent to detention or referredcr or released that caud the search, this as you mentioned were in record territory we never seen anything lik

elizabeth: congressman, thank you for joining us, good to seei you. let's bring it former acting nice director tom homan, you were with former president trump at the border today let's show the viewer a list of democrats were protested at the border to border facilities under the trump administration, the conditions are overcrowded facilities for children, children being dropped over border walls, thrown into rivers if families don't pay human smugglers this is an exponentially worse crisis now, where are the democrats now on?esting what's going >> it was all antitrust back then, more children have died more women being raped in the numbers of children coming across the border at unprecedented high. in the history border patrol, a lot of people are dying and that story is not getting out. why is that story not getting out, we understand the choices that are made in newsrooms but this is a triple crisis, humanitarian crisis, national security crisis, public health crisis representative mary miller said she went there and she said ind wanted to cry it i

thanks for joining us. still ahead former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here to weigh in on former president trump's lawsuit over big tech censorship. gop push to crack down on social media. we have the reuters bombshell of china collecting dna from pregnant women from around the world. we'll break that down coming up. >> this is the most important case of the 21st century and it is important because it picks freedom of speech on one hand against the first amendment on the other hand. that may sound paradoxical, remember it is the high-tech giants that are banning freedom of speech, they are censoring but they're claiming the right to do so under the first amendment. there using the first amendment as a sword against freedom of speech. is fresh. (sfx: branches rustle) it is bear country though. hey boo-boo! we hit the jackpot! bear! bear! bear! look, corn on the cob! oohh chicken! don't mind if i do! they're hungry. t-bone! that's what i call a smorgasbord! at least geico makes bundling ou