team biden treatment of israel is absolute disgrace. absolute disgrace and joy to hearts of enemies but not dear friends or dear israeli ally. leave it up to liz macdonald to fix the whole problem. liz: we sure will try. we have new details on what's going on with israel coming up, larry. that was a great show. thank

you so much. bring in former arkansas governor and 2016 presidential candidate, mike huckabee and president of americans for tax reform, one and only grover norquist. first to you, governor. first, president trump, his massive saturday rally in deep blue democrat new jersey and wildwood. governor, that's near democrat pennsylvania. show the viewers what's going on with the new new york times sienna poll. trump leads bide anne donovan five of the six geez trump's strengths -- "trump's strength in the battleground and gaining with more young, black, and hispanic voters". he's taking them away from biden in the battlegrounds? >> yeah, pretty amazing. when i was a kid, i'd remember going to carnivals and they'd give us these -- call them chinese handcuffs and a net thing and harder you pulled to get out, the more stuck you

were. it could be the biggest land side since ronald reagan beat walter mondale in 1984 and it's moving forward in a way that most of the democrats thought would happen. they thought they'd get rid of tram and not be able to run and looks like it's joe biden is his best days sitting on the beach in a lounge chair and says anything, he diggs -- it's bad to watch. liz: trump is hammered biden the way george .h w. went after michael in 1988. >> most powerful issue is the

tax issue and he cut taxes as president and intends to cut for everybody. for businesses, high income people. low income, middle income and everyone, everyone, everyone will be paying less in taxes. biden went out and made a listeth tax increases to impose on everyone and wants to tax businesses, higher than china. corporate income tax higher than chinas. how do we compete? taking a capital gains tax to 44.6%. china is 20. who invest in the united states in biden's perk with a 44.6% capital gains tax? 60 if you live in california. over 50 in new york because you have the state taxes on top of that. 20 in china. how in the world do we compete with that?

president trump is strong pro taxpayer and biden is screaming i'm going to hit you in taxes you never saw coming. why? liz: these are trickle -- calling t "the evening edit" coining this phrase, governor, trickle down tax hikes. basically this is biden's trickle down tax might bees and even jimmy carter didn't campaign on tax hikes. get reaction to former president trump at wildwood, new jersey, rally. officials estimated the crowds was between 80,000 and 100,000. watch this. the most grossly incompetent man in government and worst president of any country and the whole world is laughing at him. he's a fool, not a smart man. never was. in prime time he was considered stupid. he's a moron. other country leaders who i know, they laugh at him. the worst president. give me the ten worst. they haven't done the damage to our country that this total moron has done.

we don't have to agree on everything, but we can agree that we want strong boarders, not open boarders. we want the american dream, not the biden inflation nightmare. we want safe communities, not defund the police and abolish cash bail. how about cash bail? i'll give you a trump middle class, upper class, lower class, business class big tax cut. you're going to have the biggest tax cut. the tax cut was massive, it was a great cut but at the end of the year, the country took in for money. it was amazing. liz: trump taking the gloves off and said he was holding back and now he's unloading and unleashing here. what did row think, govern instruct her >> well, trump has always been one that pretty well lets it government i love this

speech. look at contrast. he's on his feet for two hours giving this just incredible pungent speech and taking the hyde off of joe biden. he can't even stay away quarterbacking two hours -- joe biden can't even stay awake for two hours much less go to the podium and talk for two hours. the average american family was $4,000 a year better off than before. under joe biden, they're almost $12,000 a year worse off because of a combination of tax increases and inflation, and the extraordinary mismanagement of the economy. if people are stupid enough to vote for joe bind just based on their own -- joe biden based on their own personal family finances, i don't know what to do to help them. liz: what the governor said. final word, grover, biden will not stop spending when we're in a war but we're not. researchers say this overspending is fueling inflation. but he wants to raise taxes when

there's more than a trillion dollars in government waste and fraud and not doing anything to stop that. final word. president trump is the greatest tax cutter in american history and the tax cuts of 2017 and the one he's outlining now and more in tax cuts than kennedy, coolidge, reagan and amazing legacy and biden won't get a score the other way. liz: got it. governor mike huckabee, grover norquist, thank you for joining us, gentlemen. good to see you again. now to this controversy, the prosecution's star witness in the new york trial against former president trump, michael cohen, did take the stand to testify against his former boss. talk that michael cohen wants his own reality show. wow. fox news nate foy standing by live outside of the new york state supreme court with the details. nate, what a day. reporter: yeah, it was quite a day. former president donald trump

left the courthouse moments ago saying the prosecution haven't even come close to proving that any crime happened saying there's no crime, there's no fraud, michael cohen testified today towards the end of his testimony, he was detailing how he was reimbursed for paying adult film actress stormy daniels $130 and comey said it was grossed up to account for taxes and disguised as income and telling them everything was the signoff on top of that and i want my money back. cohen lied to the bank while making a payment to protect protect tram and equity line of credit to conceal the payment from his own wife. trump denies an affair with daniels ever happened and maintains all payments to cohen were legitimate league expenses and trump's lawyers have yet to

begin their examination and question his credibility and cohen is a convicted felon and admitted to lying under oath several times and court resumes at 9:30, cohen back on the witness standstill under direct examination. trump's lawyers haven't had their turn yet, but you can bet they'll push back on a lot of claims he's made on the witness stand so far. liz: nate foy, thank you so much. good to see you. thank you very much. welcome to the show, former doj prosecutor hans v von spakovsky. your reaction to the testimony today, hans. >> i was astonished that the main witness was a convicted perjure who on the stand admitted to telling lies and are we supposed to believe he's lying now or then? plus. i was appall that haded a -- appalled that he played a tape he recorded of his client and

going for them and innocence and going for them following the advice of his lawyer and now the lawyers say a client should go to jail for following my advice. liz: watch this. >> they're all guys and we have the judges and have them campaigning and it's a match and going for politicians and he's appointed and it's the judge and he wants to go for the campaign and winning. liz: that's the judge and he's founding nominal amounts of biden is daughter raised a lot of money and making money doing consulting political consulting

for democrat adam schiff. dig into this, is the case still circumstantial? have we seen any direct documentary evidence that trump himself committed campaign violation? nobody knows what law he broke? da bragg is not citing the law, the federal law he's claiming he's broken. have we seen any evidence of anything here? >> no, i've seen so evidence of any wrong doing and so far there's absolutely no evidence that federal campaign finance law was violated and he was in a presidential campaign and it's federal law applying and michael cohen's testimony today saying oh, you know, they didn't pay off stormy daniels could affect the campaign. there's no relevance as to whether or not this expense is legal expense should have been listed as campaign expense to repeat this, the fec and the

justice department have not gone after department and they didn't think it was a campaign legal expense. the prosecution was just wrong. liz: there's no proof that came out of the trump campaign funds. watch cnn saying this new york indictment would not have happened if it wasn't trump. watch this. >> i doubt the new york indictment would have been brought against a defendant whose name was not donald trump. majority of americans are skeptical that trump will be able to get a fair trial according to a cnn poll. liz: there's that. that's cnn saying that and, hans, final word. andorra mccarthy points this outrebounded -- andrew mccarthy points this out. we have da bragg, he's required to meet still unspecified other federal campaign crime that he hasn't stipulated he's accusing trump of. he hasn't detailed what the crime s. it's still a state books and records misdemeanor. bragg has no jurisdiction over

federal campaign laws and andrew mccarthy trying to show the jury it's about intent to defraud and that's a big huddle and prove to the jury they have a higher standard of proof on intent that bragg has not met at all. you know, they're criminalizing -- trying to criminalize an intention. if you're going to do that, you've got to get more convincing exacting detailed evidence. they don't have that now. >> no, look, they don't have that evidence and the witnesses keep bringing in, you know, michael cohen's testimony today but last week, they brought in madelynn wesmoreland and she's a prosecution witness and spent her time testifying about what a great boss donald trump was and talking about draconian matt cal style. that makes the -- his grammatical style. that makes the prosecution look like political clowns. liz: all this orchestrated stuff

to attack him in the courts, it's backfiring. thank you, hans von spakovsky for giving us expertise here. we appreciate you very much. a jam-packed hour and news coming in and bringing in house ways and means nicole malliotakis and anthony d'esposito and joe grimald and i recollects wor radio host mark simon and this breaking news, you can't make this up, biden campaign is raising cash by raffling off a day at the beach with biden. critics say does he need more incentive to spend nearly half his time outside of dc? and president biden again flubs and gets wrong the name of a major world leader. he's done that six times in the last year. we've got new trump sound here on this and markets are bracing two new u.s. inflationary report

this is week. now watch for inflation going towards 23% compounded under biden. that's quadruple what it was under trump. why james carville is having a meltdown saying "all the democrat attacks on trump are not working"and nancy pelosi rebuked, chastised and taken down. it was epic and debated at oxford in england. we have that sound. this new trend and police nationwide are fighting to keep us safe. they're deploying artificial intelligence and big tech to catch the bad guys. this new controversy, did the biden white house in retaliation sit on u.s. intelligence that would have helped israel stop hamas. president biden is dnc give back donations from "anti-semi-mites". it's all coming up on the "the evening edit". stay right there.

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whereabouts of top hamas terror leaders in gaza. now, the the white house using that intelligence as a threat and holding it and why not give them this information sooner and stopping hamas and less people would be dead if not for hamas' carnage. what do you think? >> that's absolutely right. if we have intelligence, we should be sharing it with our ally israel. as we know, the security of israel is america's security as well. we are so intertwined as partners in the fight against terrorism and that's withholding any information from israel regarding where terrorist who is have committed who riffing attacks against -- who riffing c

attacks on the is israeli people and more. liz: critics asking where is biden's speeches hammering hamas to release the five u.s. hot tacks. let's get your aerodynamic action. secretary blinken is criticizing israel over mare than to protect civilians and israel said it's doing all it can and it's a mas that's a problem. watch president trump here. >> i'm calling on joe biden is the national democrat committee to return the donations of all anti-semites, american haters and financiers of chaos that funded chaos on cam turnover pu. return the money -- on campuses. we're not going to be taken over by violent radicals and come

over from another country and bring jihaddism or anti-semitism or other from our campuses, we'll immediately deport you. liz: what do you think, congresswoman? >> introducing legislation that would do just that. would strip visas from foreign state of the unions that participated in -- studented that arties pated in anti-semitic actions on our campuses and if the institutions don't hold the individuals accountable for their actions, whether professors or student osars, i will say that there's a need to look at 5 5 501-c3 and there's foreign people that are

participating in their elections by using these 5 501 [ c ] 4s ad we have a pes that so concerned with the far left that he would undermine our ally, put our own national security at resident and can siding in a way with hamas and iran if he is not providing this intelligence to israel. so it is absolutely outrageous. liz: this story we brought on friday that the biden white house told congress it would wave sanctions on military sales to nations like kansas city qatd lebanon. stop invading rafah and qatar backs hamas and shelters the top

leader and yemen home for the houthis attacking shipping lanes on the red sea and the number of casualties in gaza has been overstated. you know, these numbers come from hamas terrorist fighters. the u.s. can't independently confirm the num numbers and un saying they're cutting them in half of the number of casualties and fatalities there. your final word on all this. >> they're a terrorist organization and use their own people as shields and so israel has to defend itself and our president and our country should do everything we can to support israel in the fight against terrorism and you know what, this fight can happen here in the united states with this wide open border of our president.

liz: congresswoman malliotakis, thank you for joining us. good to see you. >> thank you. liz: congressman d'esposito said this is a real thing and biden campaign is raffling off a day at the beach with the president and first lady in a push to get campaign donations. he's been out of dc nearly half the time already. plus, laffer tengler investment ceo nancy tengler ready to go and markets are bracing for two new inflationary reports this week. watch inflation under biden compounding above 20% going towards 23%. that's what you'll see. also, we've got the sound of james car vi carville having a n that trump is gaining. we'll be right back.

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tengler investments ceo nancy tengler. two new inflation reports out cpi data on wednesday expected to show inflation under biden at 3.4% compounded and now -- that means all in, let me back up, compounded it's now 22.8%. if it comes in at 3.4. wholesale prices expected to heat up to 2.2%. nancy, there's news coming in that the government is now knocking out of the calculation the prices of coffee, vegetable shortening and canned tomatoes. i think, coffee is up like 70% or 80%. >> yeah, just ask starbucks. hi, liz. inflation is coming down and going up 3.4% and the cumulative effects as you point out are over 24%, in some case 24-25% ask that's how americans live. when the fed is looking at core,

x energy in food, it makes absolutely no sense to anyone because energy and food are primary expenditures for most americans. the university of michigan survey and today the fed's survey showed consumer are raising expectation for inflation. it's going in the wrong direction. liz: nobody lives their lives x food and energy every day. watch james carville and he's upset democrat attacks on trump aren't working. >> trump's more ahead than he's ever been. it's going the wrong way. it's not working. everything we're throwing is spa spaghetti at a wall and none is sticking. me included. nothing. and we've got to think of

something different because what we're doing is really, really not working. smallest lead in arizona for donald trump and 13 in nevada. goodness gracious, that's a huge lead and no democrat lost that state since john keystone lake rendition of anthony lost in 20 -- john kerry lost in 2004. liz: that's cnn reporting that and they're reporting gen zers and people in their 20s, they're getting really hit hard. there's a trans-union study that they're earning less and have more debt, they're sticking to inflation and facing high interest rates. that's why those voters are pulling away. >> i would say to james carville what he famously said, it's the economy, stupid. people are renting and rents are

up and will stay up as long as housing is limited and interest rates are high. then you've got the other expenses, used cars, insurance, and real wages, liz, are down pre-pandemic. versus pre-pandemic levels. this is not a good picture. this is why the president continues to try and find ways to forgive student debt, which just punishes other parts -- it's extortion from taxpayers and it's not a gift, it's taking money from people working hard and paying taxes. liz: nancy tengler, you're terrific. thank you for joining us tonight. good to see you. >> thank you. liz: look who's here from house homeland security congressman antony d'esposito. good to see you. biden campaign -- good to see you. thanks for joining us. the biden campaign is raffling off a day at the beach with president joe biden and the first lady. critics saying biden already spends narily half his time -- nearly half his time outside of

washington dc and trying to raise campaign wash with this raffle hawaii do you think? this is one of those instances of don't pay attention to what's happening and illegal migrants coming over the border or disaster of the economy, historical high prices of things in stores. >> look at shiny object and try to win an ice cream cone on the beach with joe biden. liz: there's also this, president joe biden blundered and called leader of north korea that person's name is kim jong-un and called him the president of south korea. congressman, that's the sixth time biden has flubbed and mistaken the names of current and former leaders. he did it with leaders of mexico, egypt, france, germany, ukraine. called ukrainian president zelensky vladmir and said he spoked to dead leaders including

german leader who died seven years ago and said he spoked to french president mineron that died in 1996. >> yeah, the prepared index cards are starting to not do their job. the focus needs to be that everyone needs to be paying attention. it is clear if you ask yourself are you better off today than four years ago, the answer is no. and that's why republicans needs to come together and unify and need to keep putting quality legislation on the floor of the house and we need to work together and make sure that president trump is reelected or elected once again in november and let's listen to president trump. >> we want peace through strength and it's four years ago and it's time to set up and what we really do we have to set high standards and this country has never been in a position like

we're in and we're laughed at all over the world. leaders that respected us four years ago are laughing at us. our country is in trouble. it's in big trouble. we've never been in -- we'll end up in world war iii. these guys are grossly incompetent and have no idea what they're doing. they have no idea what they're doing. you know in your heart this country is not going to survive four more years of crooked joe biden. he's crooked and he's corrupt, and he's incompetent. liz: final word, how would former president trump if he's reelected handle israel and handle putin? >> i think exactly what he explained, during his time as president, he followed that reagan mantra of peace through strength and you saw him work with ambassador friedmann to pass and put forth abraham accords and move the embassy to jerusalem and world leaders looked at america and respected us. right now between the flubs between him not paying

attention, between him saying one thing and doing another, there's no question that our adversaries are looking at us and wondering when they could next take advantage of the united states of america. liz: got it. congressman, d'esposito, thank you for joining us tonight. good to see you. still ahead -- it's good to see you. still ahead -- excuse me. conservative commentator kaylee mcghee white and radio host mark simon, this story, nancy pelosi, the former house speaker was rebuked, chastised to her face in an oxford university debate in england. we have the sound and we'll show you. former speaker gets called out over her claim the 2016 election was "hijacked". she revived the guns and religion attack on voters. we'll show you. but first, check in with murrieta buddies dagen and sean. what's happening? >> hey, emac. we have a great show.

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answers democrat give them on things like guns, gays and god. what do you say? >> democrat acting like an elitist? i'm shocked. i can't believe this happened. obama said this to a group of do nors and hillary said this same thing. that's why they think they can tell you what obvious to use ano drove they believe their the elites and supper smart and they'll run your life for you. it's part of the hoax. joe biden does this fake every man routine. lunch bucket joe. meantime he's traveling around in a caravan of suvs, biggest private jet of all and telling you you should take the bus. liz: and how many house s? two houses and negative net worth about 15 years ago and coming out a millionaire. >> yeah, and bernie sanders has three houses and elizabeth warren has four. the worst charade in the world. liz: kaylee and mark, sit tight. we'll show this debate. what happened. it was held on april 25th and

the video was posted on social media and debating the meaning of populism. watch pelosi here and watch podcast host winston marshall saying she's elitist for mocking and putting down regular ordinary voters out there. winston says populism is not a threat to democracy. democrat elites like pelosi are. they're the threat. watch this. >> we've seen demagogues come down the pike, destroy the press. what is -- what are the republicans saying? fake news. so they're diminished that in the eyes of the poor souls looking for answers. answers wen them to them but they're blocked on views of the three gs, guns, gays, god. that would be a woman's right to choose. >> you may be thinking that tram subpoena a pop list. you are right. he didn't accept the 2020 elections and he should have. so should hillary in 2016 and

brubrussels and so should westminster in 2016 and so should congresswoman pelosi instead of saying the 2016 election was hijacked. populism is not a threat to democracy but i'll tell you what is, it's elites ordering social media to censor political opponents. it's police shutting down the centers from the fabricated steel dossier to trying to take him off the ballot in maine and colorado. the democrats are the anti-democrat party. the threat to democracy comes from those who write off ordinary people as deplorable. the threat to democracy comes from those who smear working people as racist. the threat to democracy comes from those who write off working people as p pop lists.

liz: he said the 2016 election was hi jacked. what did you think of what you heard, kaylee? >> this is exactly why they underestimated trump in 2016. this is exactly why biden is trailing trump in the polls right now. because the democratic elites, which nancy pelosi is absolutely one of them, failed to understand's trump's peel and pop list agenda he represents. that's because they don't understand the average american voter. trump always appealed to people because he speaks for them. they're tired of being treated by the beltway elite like no matter votes that only matter to the democrat party once every four year when is a presidential election runs around we're seeing a great example where voters in swing states like michigan and ohio are very concerned about the economy, liz. yet what are pelosi and democrats telling them? they're telling them oh, the economy is great. you shouldn't worry about it. that's the kind of dismissive

attitude that has really become the defining trait of the democratic party. that's what the voters are tired of. liz: biden said when asked about 30% grocery inflation. well, the people have money to spend. real back story of the last eight years is how scorched earth an elitist felt tone deaf and out of touch this democrat party is. this is not our grandparent's democrat party. no more tip o'neils or bo bradleys to do bipartisan law making and it's about nancy pelosi's "haughty arrogance". they were the party of working people and now they're so tone deaf and out of tough and they're going to hollywood to get george clooney and others to campaign for him? >> soon you'll say that about

obama going further left. it never stops. the fake news covers up everything and if we had real news, this wouldn't be happening. liz: got it. kaylee and mark, thanks for joining us. good to see you. still ahead, joe gamaldi from the fraternal order of police. we love joe, he's fired up and ready to government the big new trend and how the men and women in blue are keeping us safe. they're using artificial intelligence and big tech to catch the bad guys. they're fighting to keep you safe. they're doing the right thing. this is happening across the nation. we'll be right back and how they're trying to catch thieves and school shooters coming up on "the evening edit". we're going to be right back.

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liz: women are getting assaulted like this and they've got, you know, good to see you, joe. they've got 20das in court to go after trump. where is da bragg's task force on this? >> yeah absolutely tragic to have a new york treasurer like steve randomly assaulted in the streets. is anybody really surprised that this is happening? i mean, assaults are up across the city. 2024 is already outpacing '23 and '22 and saw assaults skyrockets to levels we haven't seen in decades. we just had some poor tourist in time square get randomly stabbed in the chest by some dirt bag who had been arrested dozens of times. we all know why this is happening. it's because of da alvin bragg that refuses to do his job

unless he's prosecuting president trump. revolving door criminal justice process and like bail reform and the worst part about all this, liz, is the criminals know they're not going to be held accountable for their actions and it's within our capacity to change if we threw the book at these dirt bags and provide safe streets for the communities. liz: what's interesting is the men and women in blue, they're getting shot at and killed. they're using drones and drone technology and catching robbers and retail thieves and talking in places like chicago, los angeles, you look at cops in a township north of fifth in pennsylvania, they're solving two-thirds of retail robberies using drones to catch these thieves. what do you think? system of articulation well, when resignations are up 47% across the country, retirements are up 20% and recruitment in the tank, of course we have to start leveraging technology in

order to try and keep our communities safe. but i think it's important for us not to lose the plot here. we can use all technology in the world but don't have flesh and blood officers responding to catch these bad guys and put people in jail. doesn't do us a whole hell of a lot of good. liz: that's an important point. the other story too in school districts, let's talk about ai. at least nine states are moving to use artificial intelligence to stop school shooters and this technology is made by a company called zero rise. it's founded by military veterans navy seals and talk states like florida, iowa, colorado, wisconsin, they use ai linked to surveillance cameras to identify visible guns and send alert to operations center staff around the clock by former cops and military vets then they sent the alert to schools. this sounds like a really good thing. >> yeah, this is certainly a step in the right direction. leveraging ai in order to get us to respond quicker when there's an active shooter situation and

we can get on scene and make sure we get control of it. we need to have the personnel in place to actually have them respond and is it going to save us and if you don't have cops on the street and here's an idea u maybe if we stop trying to treat police officers like scum in the country, i know crazy, and actually show them respect and appreciate what they're doing, we could actually attract the best and brightest and we could have fully staffed police departments to respond to all of this. liz: joe gamaldi, thank you so much for holding the line there, the men and women in blue. we appreciate you very much, joe. thanks for joining us. and join us tomorrow night, we've got a shot show. congressman jeff van drew. new york post columnist, miranda devine, she's an author too and thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that's it for us and time for my bodies at the bod --