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david. >> you are much younger reported that i was at the time. [laughter] that was 1995. >> time flies. >> you are my pal you are my buddy that was a great show thank you for that. this story, watch the cysts what's happening the new trend. president biden is destroying his brand of middle-class joe. he and his cabinet are still not going to the environmental disaster the toxic trade crash in ohio. farber president trump is going to look at this senator bernie sanders now praises trump. with this tonight senator the washington examiner's a byron york, "new york post" and carol markowitz and from parents defending education. this story we had big crowds today the florida governor ron desantis in new york city, he has now headed to chicago. he is talking law and order print this newport national association of realtors crime is blamed for prices that are down in 20 u.s. cities all run by

democrats. big tech has a new big showdown. for big tech and bill maher of hbo slams msnbc for politicizing seeing covid biden's vaccine mandate again undercut by a new study. we have got it. now for classic children's books, censored brit including charlie and the chocolate factory. the public schools allow pouring and violent books into school libraries. this new backlash, whoopi goldberg in a bizarre new move agrees with the sexism that gop contender nikki haley is just too old. i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show happy presidents' day tapping of the president is about to land in warsaw, poland at any moment.

after a surprise visit today the war with russia hitting its one-year anniversary. the president announces an additional half billion dollars of the usa is sent one to $13 billion so far. reports of russia held a large-scale exercise of strategic nuclear forces ahead of that visit. china's top diplomat foreign policy advisor is headed to russia. fox news steve harrigan in kyiv, ukraine with moore, steve. >> elizabeth, this morning president biden and president zelensky enters the monastery behind me, air raid sirens went off for it it's a common thing in kyiv which is part of an active war zone. buildings to get hit by rocketeer, buildings to get killed for it is no cited imminent threat the white house said it did notify russia several hours it's unfeeling for many people seeing the u.s. president and his city with air raid alarms going off. after his meeting with zelenskyy

right in and out $500 million additional military aid for ukraine that includes artillery, radar systems, no word yet on any advance of fighting jets. that is what ukraine has been lobbying for not getting as of yet. president biden said all politicians in the u.s. are united still in their support for ukraine. here is the president. on some issues there is significant agreement. to support ukraine. this is so much larger. it's about freedom for. >> the visit comes at a critical time in the war in ukraine russia trying to mount an offensive in the east. they are throwing tons of artillery in huge numbers of manpower at the ukrainians in the east. so further gains have only been incremental. ukraine's hearsay the site of president biden on the streets of kyiv was a real morale booster. >> i think joe biden's visit to

ukraine means the whole world supports ukraine and the victory will be ours because we are strong and able to hold out for. >> in total president biden was on the ground here about five hours before heading off to poland. elizabeth, back to you. elizabeth: thanks so much steve harrigan, joining us now eric schmitt from the armed services. your reaction to that report? >> if you want to understand why americans are frustrated right now, it's joe biden is in ukraine and not ohio. a lot of people in this country i know in missouri feel we get lectured all the time of the sovereignty of other country's. this present this administration does not do anything about the sovereignty of our own borders. and joe biden's first years he has not shown any desire to anything about that. when a chinese spy balloon flight over the united states collecting valuable information on critical military installations including joe biden himself in decision-making

abilities. and he failed on every front. there's a real misalignment from the rhetoric and what people are feeling on the ground put people in ohio are hurting. they want answers, they demand a presence from the president of the united states. and he's going to ukraine. elizabeth: reports of large white blue six and her miles northeast of honolulu per the president last week said they likely shutdown whether blues are 10-dollar recreational balloons prevented that with more than a million dollars in missiles but let's listen to vice president, harrisburg she is out with what is called the word salad about this. let's watch this. >> will maintain the perspective we have as to what should be the relationships between china and the united states. that is not going to change but surely and certainly that balloon is not helpful which is why we shut it down. elizabeth: your reaction, senator? >> i do not know exactly what she said which is not unusual. what is clear is our

relationship has changed with china but they are an adversary. the sooner they figured i'll be better for the american people have to start turning our attention in a very serious way towards china. they have plans for world domination that built islands in the south china sea not for people in china to vacation but they fully militarize these with antiaircraft and anti- ship weaponry. we've got to take them seriously this administration doesn't w work. elizabeth: let's talk about former president trump he is going to east palestine this winzip a people to judge john kerry, they are still not going. why should they go? the town is scared out of their mind for they are for the town is turkey into a ghost town. coincidentally now fema sending a team but not aid rightist trump is going. palestine is a white working class community devoted over 20% for trump and 2020 but why is important for the president come

his and john kerry to go? >> it shows they actually care for this is a fundamental disconnect he's overseas in ukraine but there are hard-working folks worried about their families right now in ohio. they are worried about clean drinking water. they are worried about the error. they are worried about their families. that's what the president is its focus should be. should be pete buttigieg focused too but he was a no-show to committee hearings last week on failures in january, he is a no-show on this complete lack of leadership. i think it is a vanity project that right now pete buttigieg level the president of the united states should be in ohio. there is no way should be in ukraine before ohio for a blood president trump goes our help more people go there to understand what is going on and hear the concerns of the people in ohio because the federal government has done nothing. elizabeth: your point senator, there is nothing in fema's criteria to stop fema from sending aid and money to ohio residents. there is nothing in the rules that says aid from fema is

restricted to natural disasters like hurricanes or floods or tremendous property damage. that got northern kentucky joining cincinnati as a shuts down the ohio river water intake ahead of possibly contaminated water. but fema instead of as deploying teams, cdc, hhs sending in teams, that is not good enough. let's watch a bill maher on this with what is going on. you're going to see democrat rashan, watch this. once it builds going to be interesting how the two different media silos shall we say are going to cover the derailment in the environmental disaster in east palestine, ohio. i felt divided administration has been slow and picking up on this. mayor pete, i like mayor pete a lot. he is a brilliant guy but he is a big darling of the left.

he did not comment on it publicly for 10 days as part of his portfolio. >> i do think that it's a disaster. look these are working-class folks abandoned by their country, enough, the world trade organization another got poison in their air, in their water. i don't it's kind of media attention. brian: others demand pete buttigieg resigned because of his and -- mckee did not shipped ffa oversight hearing after the first nationwide shutdown of our nation's air flights. the first time since 911 pretty sending jute norfolk southern you're going to be held accountable question of their given $1000 in convenience fees to residents there. >> it is totally inadequate. it speaks on the of the modern left ear. they claim to care about the environment. but when there's actual environmental disaster happening and ohio, a lot of jobs have been shipped overseas may need help. they are nowhere to be found in the try to scare people with

this climate alarmism the world is going to end in 10 or 12 years unless you do exactly what we say while they fly in their private just a davos. people titled enough of this but deals with power and control side about the environment. >> should they go and drink the water there? should the president go? should pete buttigieg go should john kerry go to drink the water there to show the media the water safe? >> they need to be on site for the need to allay the concerns for the need to have the full force the federal government to make sure the people of the united states, the people of ohio are protected. and that they're going to be there for them. meanwhile people that raised about this but. >> got it thank you for joining us tonight. look who is here. near post columnist former president trump is going to ohio for good to see you jon. trump is going to talk to

working-class citizens there scared out of their minds. biden is not going his cabot not going. john kerry is not going. is biden still metaclass joe? >> enter have me on this, biden has been middle-class showed a very long time or amtrak josie like to be called. we know from public record a second he left the vice president he immediately moved to cash in on his public pro profile. there is a book deal estimated in the high seven figures for their lucrative speaking engagements and then of course there is also hunter biden who was making millions of dollars in the post- vice presidential years with fallen oligarchs in china. if you believe it hunter had set a portion of those proceeds are also being funneled out back to joe. elizabeth: trump goes to the border. trump crockett cracked down on illegal crossings he stood up to china, revamped trade deals, rebuilt the military, created 70 million new jobs for those were not come back jobs or

pandemic shut down pretty cut taxes, he cut regulation, lower drug costs watching the bernie sanders sanders give a shout out to my friend he says come donald trump. watch this gotta stop ripping off the american people. a number of ways you can do it. the inflation reduction act started having a medicare at the pharmaceutical i think we should expedite that. of all people my good friend donald trump i who i disagree with on everything had the idea that may be a medicare should not pay prices higher than the average of the countries around the rest of the world are paying. that's a good idea we want to pursue that as well. elizabeth: bernie sanders says trump is as good friend your reaction? >> with a wing said about bernie sanders as he speaks his mind you might not agree with him all the time you deafly can believe what he says is what he really

believes. what your earlier guest said president biden is in ukraine. as worthy as u.s. support for that conflict might be, he has not been to east palestine known this administration has been east palestine. these are trump country trump voters. i have to wonder if there biden voters in 70% voting for biden if you would see a different reaction from this white house project onto your point the president calls himself middle-class joe. he does that on the campaign trail to get votes for the only visage of the border last month after nearly 50 years in d.c. he has never been there. team joe claim for your inflation was transitory. hitting a 40 year hike team joe they keep up their hollow chance of equity. the president has multi- million-dollar vacation homes. he charges more than 100,000 for speaking gig. he avoids medicare and obamacare using off-balance-sheet show companies to shelters income, watch this.

>> sir, mr. president mr. president. >> i know called middle-class joe in washington that is not meant as a compliment. it means you are not sophisticated. >> that is such utter nonsense. the price of gas, groceries, ever, people cannot afford to live under middle-class joe. he keeps saying appear your fair share of the biden family took their fair share. this is entitled class joe. >> he is living the high life of his public life. there's been a real culture shift in this country because obviously jimmy carter has been in the news in recent days. i just have to compare his posterior presidency he retired went back to the same home he's lived in georgia since 1960. it's a tiny ranch house. elizabeth: has two bedrooms. >> he when filed example of harry truman are not cash in on public life. so it will but his presidency, he has led a model post- presidency at something from both parties we don't see anymore in this country.

elizabeth: so should jon carry the president, pete buttigieg allows this to youtuber should they go to east palestine and drink the water? >> it they said the water safety to go there and drink a glass. you cannot trust the assertions and save the ohio epa or some federal agency that need to put the water where their mouth is quite literally. we have seen in the past love canal in new york it's safe to drink in flint, michigan is safe to drink it wasn't safe. to the people making these claims actually drink the water themselves and put their water with her mouth as per. >> firemen keep telling us that we got firemen in my family after 911 epa said 911's site was safe to go there. it was not. a lot of firemen got really sick compared to one say on this story, jon thanks so much for joining us tonight and happy presidents' day to youtube. this story coming up big tech, a skinny big showdown at supreme court this week. hbo bill maher goes after msnbc

for politicizing covid. by politicizing covid that is what msnbc bill martin said it did. biden's vaccine mandates again undercut by new major study there are series of laws there and at this hour florida governor desantis, he will speak in chicago. he got big crowds in new york city today talking police law and order. and this, home prices dropping in 20 u.s. cities. largely due to crime. all this it is by democrats for the washington examiners of byron york next on the evening at it. ♪ ♪ ♪

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physics okay, that's welcome to the correspondent columnist and author byron york. fire and let's get a live shot coming up right now the president just landed in warsaw, poland after a surprise visit to ukraine to show solidarity. he did walk into a war zone, byron there's also this. big big crowds are florida governor desantis in new york city today.

he was talking law, order, police in producing interest is heading to chicago at this hour. your reaction to this? byron, distant desantis leverage law enforcement when he won against democrat gillam in 2018? >> yes he did. my reaction to this trip he is taking is it's kind of a way to run for president without officially saying you are running for president. and also it is a way to focus on an issue that has support for the police and a desire to reduce crime. an issue that is sky high support among republicans. and democrats are weak. it's a win-win situation for governor desantis in this case pickwick to your point it turned a lot of upstate new york blue areas read. let's get your reaction please to governor desantis really taking it to democrats over there weak on crime policies,

watch this. >> it's all putting ideologies over public safety. you look at lake new york city, no city it was the safest big city probably in the world under giuliani and bloomberg. people loved it. and now they have thrown that all the way and you've had crime spike. you had officers of their lives are now more at risk because they have to risk their lives to put somebody away but the judge releases them so they end up having to arrest the same guy a week or two later and risk their lives again. you have also seen places like chicago where the prosecutors are not going after the people. this has huge effects on quality of life it pretty think also the broader a message, not about the president or anything like that just for our country it is important to admit these left-wing policies have failed. they have empowered and poor criminals they put the public at risk. >> this is coming in right now but here's the other thing,

byron. even as people flee places like new york city because of things like crime, and york city mayor eric adams is criticizing desantis. but on cultures issues. eric adam says nothing about crime rising on his watch. what do you make of that? >> that's going to play it right into desantis hands. you are right on the number of people leaving new york city and new york state. word them going? they're going to florida. more new yorkers moved to florida in 2022 then any year in history. going to florida. the trying to get away move away for some of the party's support of defend the police movement a couple of years ago. and it is true some democrats did not sign onto it at all.

a number of them reducing funds for police to move into social services or other areas. and then in one way or another which had two results one it's cut the amount of money police forces get. and this led to a lot of early retirements of the police officers leaving the force and unsafe situations. >> we are going to show this footage chaos did hit the streets of austin, texas buried one police officer injured. several police cars damaged. streetcar racers took over a major intersection this is pretty harrowing footage. byron, austin, texas is one of 28 major u.s. cities that saw house prices fall in the past year because of crime. four of the cities are in california, l.a., san francisco, san josé and anaheim. with run by democrat mayors, what you make of this?

>> one of things it is disturbing so many millions of americans who are concerned about crime. there seems to be a new brazenness about a lot of criminal acts. part of it is the cameras are everywhere in society. we are seeing more crimes actually being committed than ever before and that is disturbing for a lot of people to know what is actually going on. but all of this is setting the stage for a republican to do support the police and tough on crime position. >> got it, byron york will have you back out it's good to see a bright happy presidents' day per. >> thank you liz. >> the story coming up has legendary classic children's books, now it being is a unit at netflix? which owns those books. we are talking charlie and the chocolate factory. james and the giant peach and more. but public schools are like pouring and books into school libraries big big attacks new big showdown at the supreme

court this week but are going to explain it and hbo bill maher goes after and slams msnbc also destroy vaccine minutes again undercut by a major study. on "the evening edit" next. ♪

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elizabeth: a big tech showdown, facebook, google, more tickets at the supreme court that could be a game changer for the trillion dollar big tech industry fox news david is alive in d.c. with more, david. >> lives this comes down to one important issue.

that issue is immunity for big tech. the high court will hear two cases over a two day. with the overall same theme the nine justices specifically will review section 2:30 of the communications decency act which has been in effect since 1996, section 2:30 give social media companies and other digital platforms and civil claims. that issue at one cases with the companies like google and twitter can receive civil immunity when algorithms recommend what videos and websites should be shown to users. the families of isis terror victims sued twitter and google after the companies allegedly steered extremists online material to viewers and most likely interested in that material. congress members of both sides of the aisle have complained the online landscape. democrats and republicans want to change traditional different reasons, listen. >> need to be blunt from the

beginning. we know right now the central truth. pumped up profits about the purposely exploiting kids and parents paint. quick to they receive protection under the law since 1996, they cannot be moderating content in a way that is biased. >> the first case argued tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. followed by the second wednesday at 10 decisions in both cases expected by late june. great journal again from david, happy presidents' day to you for joining us now, doctor it is a pleasure having you on. been waiting to book you for some time for you have been vocal against vaccine mandates. dr. kagan we've got the largest of meta-analysis today. sixty-five studies , countries, published on the british medical journal the lancet.

if you get sick from covid yoga protection and immunity from covid infections for about 10 months equal to two doses of the covid mrna vaccines, the immunity from the past covid infection is at least high if not higher versus covid vaccines your reaction? >> they are merely echoing what i and others have been saying for a long time. the public health administration people were downplaying a natural immunity. they pretended it did not existed. they imposed mandates pushing you to get vaccines. that's completely unwarranted the study confirms it. it's been known for quite some time but it's also been known for quite some time the vaccines themselves had good reason to think they would not be terribly affected in eliciting an immune response and it would not be long lasting. >> we are still in the first and second innings of what is going on with this new vaccine

technology. the msnbc, analyst at cnn, dr. fauci, they bullied and attacked as he talks about natural immunity. they were censored on social media. vaccine mandates cause thousands to be fired u.s. troops to be fired. scientists now say natural immunity all policy choices. >> it's worse than them. in the early days when vaccines were in short supply, these same folks were insisting everyone be vaccinated. whether they had previous immunity or not they would not let them be tested. they would not let any exceptions. you're directing vaccines to people who already had immunity or depriving people who had no immunity of vaccines. undoubtedly there are people who could not obtain vaccines, went on to get sick and die. we will never know how many but those were avoidable deaths you also had as you said the side effect of the people being fired from jobs people who said look i

am immune i had this a few months ago. they were fired and told they could not come back for they still have not come back. we have shortages now. this was long after it was known the vaccines would neither protect them from getting infected nor protect the workers around them from getting infected. elizabeth: let's watch hbo bill margo after msnbc printed their misleading and politicizing covid-19. it was a shameful bullying. for our nation. the more effectively sing the intolerant, intolerant ignorant out there need to stand down, watch this. >> my problem with the media from both sides is not that you guys lie. is that you tell me you were site of the story that you want me too know. you do not tell me the whole story because i remember reading they did a study of republicans versus democrats for the question was what percentage this is like a year end a half

ago, what percentage of people they get covid require hospitalization. almost half of democrats thought it was over 50%. they listen to your network, where they get that kind of information? doctor the other think dr. fauci's own study he co-authored finally admitted covid vaccines there's good reason scientific reasons to say they do not work. they provide limited protection that study just came out in january. >> writes, i recently wrote about that in national review and he acknowledges all of those things there. he says they're good scientific reasons to think they would not work because of the type of virus. because the human has evolved to tolerate these viruses. and in fact they do not elicit a systemic response we know from other respiratory vaccines they don't work they do not elicit long response yet he went on

insisting in august of 2021 there should be mandates for schoolkids. months later insisting they should be generalized minutes of the results have been disastrous. you have had people lose jobs for you've had schoolkids excluded from school compounding the school loss they have had. and he undermined the public trust bricks to be sick and tired. elizabeth: you say kids booster shots without studies. he said new study confirms lockdown did not significantly stop the pandemic versus the no lockdown states can you talk a little bit about that with that some time left. >> decided i did with co-authors at the paragon health institute what we did what's the impact of lockdowns. did you get better health outcomes and what kind of educational economic outcomes as you get? the bottom line is you get little or no improvement in health outcomes by imposing lockdowns but you do create severe economic difficulties.

you limit the number of kids i can go to school with the result their test scores go down in their lifetime earnings. >> at the time for acute humility to look back and see what happens. yes to vaccines for at risk like senior citizens. we really appreciate you coming on the show. >> my pleasure progresses to backlash, whoopi goldberg today agrees with don lemon? and his sexist remarks gop contender nikki haley is pastor prime. she is too old. we've got the story also roald dahl's children's books censored including charles the chocolate factory? but public schools allow pouring into their libraries. we have next on "the evening edit". ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: education. alex nestor. would like to talk to you alex you see was going on in schools per this netflix units are in the uk. they hired sensitivity gurus to censor and change. week making the books unrecognizable were talking james and the giant peach, charlie and the chocolate factory. when you say to this? >> summing this up publisher this taking away any agency to a reader to actually read a book and decide for themselves whether or not they like a book. this is censorship it is incredibly dangerous that publishers making this decision for the public. elizabeth: charlie and the

chocolate factory that will put lupus are no gender-neutral question they removed stores like fat, ugly, crazy. are they trying to really keep have got public schools for pouring and the school libraries. what you make of that? >> what is considered offensive is incredibly subjective. we know that. honestly it distorts the authors point here and the author's language. this is a much different than what we are seeing in public schools. there are books in public school libraries, that include a written and visual depictions of acts including at times some with minors. elizabeth: it should all be fired all of those people who should do that are predators and they should be fired. we've got florida public school districts, they removed over 100 books for content that is pornographic. for governor desantis put that

new law that said the school librarians and media. they have got to undergo training for they've got to do what is age appropriate put all the people to do that should be fired. excellent, sexually explicit content should not be available, if parents think their kid is ready to read something like that, they can go on amazon. but look, this should not be available to young children print yes it is incredibly wrong that it is there. i have not read all 100 books but we know from books we have seen like gender queer with this book is gay and they include very, very explicit depictions and that is not. >> we get it. it is too graphic. it is an atrocity was going on with our kids but with the story your reaction to this ukrainian refugee, she is a little girl she settled in san francisco with her mother. this little girl is finding public schools in san francisco

so violent this little girl a ukrainian refugee now wants to return to her war-torn country of ukraine. she feels children are less cruel to one another. when you saw the social first thought? >> it is so sad but what an apt depiction of what's happening in american classrooms. they are out of control but instead of getting control of the classrooms and sometimes being the bad cop and disciplining kids, that is not happening. administrators are instead implementing things like social emotional learning or restorative justice there is no research to show this actually helps kids or makes classrooms a safe place for kids. both are teachers, i just got up the phone with them. my dad got hit in school last week. this is not okay it's happening everywhere. it is so sad so out of control for. >> alex think if you're just perspective it's good to see you tonight, thanks for joining us.

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elizabeth: exact perfect person went on the show to talk about this "new york post" columnist, look is here carol, it is great to have you on "the evening edit". carol, whoopi goldberg agrees with don lemon that nikki haley is too old? cnn is denying was benched today. he is down at a resort somewhere in florida outside of miami, what do you make about this whole story? >> it is interesting. i think don lemon said when he said because he feared he get away with it because it's okay to say that kind of thing about republicans. and think will be is going for that same angle. they know it is okay to say just about the worst things you can think of about the people on the opposite political side. so they are testing the boundaries. and for will be she is pushing

70. if nikki haley is not the new generation, we should not hear from her because she is over the hill, where is will be on this? elizabeth: we are showing shots of don lemon. cnn denying reports don lemon was bench what appears to be at a resort in miami. let's please get your reaction let's watch again don lemon looked straight at anchor poppy he was 40 years old and say a woman in her 40s is not in her prime. you are also going to see the white house make fun of don lemon pretty going to see whoopi goldberg agrees with don lemon that nikki haley is too old. alexis holt talk about age makes me uncomfortable. i think it is the wrong road to go down. she said people, politicians are not in their prime, nikki haley is not in her prime, sorry print a woman is considered to mentor prime in prime in her 20s and 30s. and maybe 30. >> it's all yours no no i know your time but something else

back there. [laughter] [laughter] >> now you opened it up. had something to do with my age i think. the washington establishment's failed us over and over and over again. it is time for new generation of leadership. >> you are not a new generation you are 51. what are you talking about? >> in d.c. that the new generation. >> is not a new generation she may be younger than most of those people but her rhetoric is the same. elizabeth: she is 51. okay. that disqualifies nikki haley to run for the presidency according to don lemon and whoopi goldberg. >> did you hurt whoopi goldberg set her rhetoric is a saved there for her age does not matter that she is younger that a lot of the politicians in washington. so what is going to end up happening is ron desantis is in his 40s is going to get the same kind of treatments that may

be not as vicious because he's not a woman. and a leftist don't hate anything more than they hate conservative women too. >> apparently somebody really likes what they're saying they're trying to get a hole of you on the phone. i'm kidding. carol, here's the thing how about just talk about policy? how about talk about 40 or high inflation? how about talk about a collapsible order under this president? how about time at the botched exit out of afghanistan letting china spy balloons go over the yes over 23 military bases? how about nobody in the biden cabinet or the president silt middle-class joke? how about take on those topics. >> they are a way to play defense for joe biden on all of those things. it is interesting they have targeted nikki haley. that subclass that they targeted her they may be afraid of her there i would running ads

attacking and say look, they are after me so that means some something. elizabeth: your final word from her president trump as head to east palestine ohio to the toxic rail disaster therapies going there this wednesday but how is the media, how are they going to attack him on this? >> show him the worst possible light obviously but shows good leadership is going. i wish i do president i would go in hold his hands are going to something really serious over there. i like the donald trump is doing this pretty really approve of it. >> thanks for joining us. it's good to see you. we will have you back on. we will be right back, stay right there . .

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