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supporting taxpayers all his life so that is the back story. larry, good to see you again, a great show. this story, it looks like more and more like cases against trump could be falling apart. joining us now, former federal prosecutor, from a congressional investigator tim dewey, it's good to have you both on. the u.s. supreme court today majority sounded like they may limit special counsel jack smith's 2020 case against former president trump. presidential immunity. what does it mean now? >> it's interesting because it didn't seemed like a large majority of the core certainly got there has to be some residential immunity for official acts. i think before this case was brought, these cases were brought against president trump most people assumed presidents had immunity for official acts like others like the speech and debate class but these cases are

extraordinary brought against the president and the arguments today suggested the president trump will give a strong ruling for majority of the supreme court that at least his official act are immune from criminal prosecution. the question becomes which official act -- >> let's show the new york times headline because even the new york times is saying it so what do you think about where you come down on this? >> i think that's right, a court majority probably have a five -- four, extension three official acts police have immunity and they're going to send it back down to the lower court to make factual findings that say under this task what was an official act. bottom line, it would push the case beyond the election so that's where i think it's going to go. i think the argument was extraordinary that we have reached where we have that given

in that setting and having to discuss liability for court presidential acts. >> let's listen to president, former president trump. he spoke today about how the supreme court hearing was a game changer. watch this. >> the u.s. supreme court had a monumental hearing on immunity, presidential immunity and i hope it was clear that a president, most of you could say a ceremonial dozen of the south the founders had in mind. >> what is your reaction to that? former president trump got an outpouring of support from new york city construction workers. what you think of what he just said? >> in my opinion, i think the most extraordinary thing today was some of the justices seemed to take it as a given that the

department of justice prosecutors and grand juries could be trusted to be politically neutral when it comes to prosecuting someone like a former president of the united states. i think she just look around the country here in atlanta, flo florida, new york and d.c., i don't see why any of the justices of the supreme court should be comfortable that you got neutral prosecutors. certainly the new york case shows certainly not even a crime there and the justices and supreme court should cut down should not be taken as given these entities are not poli political. >> the supreme court did appear open to middle ground on residential immunity. that's what we heard, what does that mean, middle ground? >> i think it's to say that a court official acts are immune and to send it back on what is an official act, reference to glazing kate and opinion by

judge task at hand that me the rubric they used. i want to tell on what they said, the nature of this case isn't just alliance on the jury, is the department of justice position. mike is a great lawyer but was pressed and he said obviously there's immunity for court act like appointments and was asked wait a second, that was charged. he said to say this case is different. this is the one case that is different. i think that gave away the game, the department of justice is attempting regime to one man, president trump. >> the way it seems to break that, the liberal justices skeptical of immunity, conservative justice moving the other way. we are talking justices neil gorsuch, samuel alito clarence thomas, chief justice john roberts, he appeared to be looking for an offramp to send

the case back down to the trial court. that will delay election, let's listen to what the justices s said. >> if an incumbent who loses close hotly contested election knows a real possibility after leaving office is not that the president is going to be able to go off into a peaceful retirement but the president may be criminally prosecuted by a bitter political opponent, but not lead us into a cycle that destabilizes the functioning of our country is a democracy? should what about president franklin d roosevelt's decision to return japanese-americans during world war ii? couldn't that have been charged under 18 usc 1421 against civil rights? >> it seems there's some area you conceived when it official

acts that congress cannot criminalize and now we are talking about the scope. >> take on what you just heard. >> i agree with the justices and that is what happened during the argument. i think it was extraordinary have michael had to concede that there are some cases where the president has immunity. i think in this case going to happen is get sent back down to the judge, the judge will have to have fact findings. that means witnesses and hearings, make a decision and rent back to the supreme court again where there will be disputes and oral argument. this isn't going to trial anytime soon. >> wrap it up for us. >> i think that's exactly right, this is an going to trial anytime soon and étude, one final confession of the argument is important. he conceded the solicitor general was consulted in the pint in the position. that means highest levels of biden's justice department, not

special counsel should wait and to go after president trump. >> what does that mean? beckett means jack smith is not, he is special counsel but the notion the white house isn't involved, the president's political appointees are involved, that's not correct. >> so is not independent. thank you so much, good to see you. to this case, the only other case it looks like against former president trump, it might possibly reach a decision before the 2024 election it's the new york hush money trial fox news nate fully lived from new york state supreme court in new york city with the latest. good to see you. >> what is you. cross-examination of former american media ceo and president david becker underway and will continue tomorrow at the end of court, there is a dispute over the jury left about the way phrase the question. the judge agreed and needs to be addressed with the jury first

thing in the morning but the cross-examination began with hecker explaining publishing stories about trump was good for his business and he let chuck know about negative stories as early as 1998. long before he got involved in politics. becker explained summer stories for arnold schwarzenegger story about tiger woods during his direct examination today. pecker says he hasn't spoke to thompson's 2019 but when asked if he had negative feelings, he said was the opposite, trump acted as a mentor for him and even though they haven't spoken, he is still considering him a good friend. he did talk about a nonprosecution agreement which american media entered with southern district of new york or campaign finance violations, that agreement detailed the trump tower meeting at 2015 when

pecker made an agreement to benefit the trump campaign by suppressing negative stories about the former president and publishing negative stories about his political opponents including bill and hillary clinton as well as the republican candidates the primary shift at that time. he finally, just to wrap this up will testify 2017 meeting with trump at the white house after he won the white house should trump asked how karen is doing, karen mcdougall, purchased lifetime rights to the story alleging an affair with the former president and he said all of his dealings with michael cohen about the president's former lawyer for in that capacity is trump attorney, been part of trump's campaign so a busy day and will get back to it 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. >> thank you, it's good to see you. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. great to see you again.

your reaction to the report? it sounds like a lot of atmospherics and not a lot about the nuts and bolts and facts about the case. reasonable doubt problems. >> this is a good day for trump as you heard supreme court on media also in the courtroom today in new york city the reason is because book crime was actually committed by donald trump? the das trying to pretend donald trump violated federal election law. he corrected election 2016 using these campaign tactics but what you are hearing the witness today is supposed to be the strongest witness for the prosecution is that this is something celebrities do and pecker was doing a disservice for celebrities. it has nothing to do with the campaign. there's no law broken and da rags case lapses.

>> one juror has reasonable doubt trump winds, the case is over, there's a lot reasonable doubt. prosecution is putting up witnesses should who basically admitted made things up like michael cohen david pecker, publisher of the national enquirer, da rags witness, he testified made up a negative story in 2016 about the father of senator ted cruz and oswald. rags team cites a felony using new york state law. the underlying crime is a conspiracy to affect election. that's a state law musto a misdemeanor. state law only covers new york state elections, not lateral collections. this is a frankenstein case that the da is not allowed to touch federal election, that's the u.s. justice department federal elections commission.

they looked all of this and decided not to go with it because the same problems you're talking about. they don't want to rely on michael cohen is a star witness for the government, they don't want to put david to chris witness because you got cloud witnesses in the case of covid are people testifying favorably to trump. that's why the case -- is left out here. one juror thinks this is not worthy and hangs the case, it's a mistrial and will finish before. >> the southern district of new york, the d.o.j. doctor. manhattan da bragg sets it back into life when trump decided to run again. that's where that basically she tried to claim federal felony nor charged federal election crime violation built on new york state misdemeanors. books and records cases, the violations. take it away in very similar to the case got to think about the

incentives for the future just like we ought to worry about what happens to the federal government prosecutes past presidents, how will future presidents think? would happens every da, 2000 of them in the country start deciding going to prosecute this candidate or not that candidate because i don't like them, i campaigned against them so you give red state names prosecuting hunter biden and joe biden. >> that's it. she thank you so much, it's good to see you. still ahead, a lot of news coming in. carlos join us, house, security. house financial services. forbes media chair steve forbes and robert greenway, former top official with the national security council. the crazy way the president's campaigning. middle-class joe touting tax hikes on the middle class. bottom line to inflationary 1

1.6%, inflation again comes in hot. he wants tax hikes asked wait till you hear how many americans will see combined federal and local taxes soar above 49% if biden gets what he wants. and a new bloomberg old, eight out of ten swing voters swing state voters blame biden for their loot the economy. also the president rattles again with even more gaps and blunders for the second time in a week. president biden asks quote, are you ready choose freedom over democracy? report coming in, former president trump could be zeroing in on his vice presidential pick. we got the names plus fox news contributor jason chaffetz, this disturbing report modifies the biden white house able on this? hamas terrace and orion's ayatollah publicly applauded anti- israel protest at u.s.

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coming in, usc in california just canceled its main graduation ceremony amid anti- israel student protests. joining us his former utah congressman fox news contributor jason chaffetz. it's good to see you, we need you on the story. what's your reaction to this report? usa today reporting the terror group hamas and around ayatollah should put up statements publicly applauded student protests at u.s. universities nationwide so where is the biden white house and top democrats on this? should where's the fire moment? a generation after 9/11, what do you think? should. >> i think joe biden kamala harris are two beholding to the radical left. they are much more concerned about those that are pro, austin pro- american. it's playing itself out. they are playing the machine

middle, they will take a principal stand, uterine somebody with her life and try to destroy the country, that he speech and there's no room for that. they won't take that leadership. i feel bad for the students of usc and their parents, the good ones who get the hard work and got their degrees but until this administration and school administrators take a standard have consequences for people to spew hate and death to other americans or other people than this is going to continue. >> how does mainstreet see this? how are voters going to react? you will hear sound outside of columbia university states making student protesters shouting we don't want to states, will all of it. that's the annihilation of israel shouting long live hamas, bill zionist, we are hamas. how will the voters react? she.

>> you have a constitutional right in this country to protest and petition your government, about as american as a get but when you do so, in a non- peaceful way when you're doing it and it's running away, impeding other people's ability to lead their lives, they stepped over the line. the arrested, prosecuted, need to be consequences and if you're going to school, you need to be kicked out of school and if you're here on a visa or illegally, you should be kicked out of the country but right now, it is the continuation of joe biden's campaign over appeasement. that's the way he treats iran, the way he treats hamas, the way he's treating the people doing these protests here in the united states. >> u.s. dates should or them to take there must off. we got some states saying you're not allowed to have masks also will get away with overcharging parents and families and students with tuition while

taking universities taking billions from overseas from places like color talking billions to the middle east and openly but student support terrorism, attacking jewish students, civil rights violations, it's wild the democrats are not publicly condemning this. it's steering them in the face and student loan bailout. >> i think 90 to 95% of america, they get it. they are disgusted. i think the selection hinges on safety and security, safety and your home interschool and volatile and overseas, safety in the border and on all fronts, by comparison administration is totally failing america. they will not take a principled stand against take. such a huge opportunity for republicans and they better take it and continue to make the case. >> is like reagan's question, should you safer now than four years ago?

equity the question. jason chaffetz, thanks for joining us, it's good to see you. still ahead, dan meuser from house financial services, president biden rattles again with even more gaps and blu blunders. we are going to show the second time in a week he asks, are you ready to choose freedom of democracy? and much more. look at the video of all plus accidentally read from her instructions. forbes media chair steve forbes middle-class joe tax hikes in the middle class. steve is going to take on u.s. gdp growth plat letting stay inflationary 1.6% as a pc court number growing, inflations right out of him. you will not believe the number of americans who will see combined federal and local taxes ribbon soar higher than 39%. we are taking it on on "the evening edit" coming up.

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joining us now, forbes media chairman editor-in-chief steve forbes. it's good to see you. the u.s. economy is not going forward, it's going backwards. what you make of adp flatlining to 1.6% in the first quarter access to lowest in two years. she pc or inflation or higher at 3.7%. this is like another torpedo down the chimney of the biden white house. what do you think? >> i think so gdp number the fact that the real liability and economy we have today she was a fact that business-to-business spending is going down, altering for several quarters. while the focus is on consumer spending, businesses are not investing, a physicist are not moving ahead, you are not going to have products, you will not

have salaries for consumers to spend more in the future so consumer spending is the end of the chain, not the beginning and if you look at the, company the surface of things were tapping on the business side, not good so real headwinds and joe biden is oblivious as usual. >> when you take away the christ level pandemic government spending and overspending from the white house, will gdp growth zero or negative plus the core pce ripping higher 3.7%, higher than the estimates of 3.4. stocks it take hits today because this could mean the federal cut rates. seven great cuts, now they may not cut rates and gdp growth is down, businesses and consumer spending on inflation and federal reserve keeping rates higher for longer. this is like a really bad

hamster wheel we are on. >> we have to ask who reappointed kevin powell as head of the federal reserve. joe biden said so the high interest rates which will hurt the housing market should or people paying more on the credit cards, people are paying more for car payments, people pay more on the housing and that doesn't show in the consumer price index but it's a real cost of living so people feel they are falling behind. they have no place in the future, no patient the animal spirits and economy are coming back and that's why they are holding back and when the stock market goes down, it impacts people's 4o1k, impacts people's retirement account which are already inadequate so double whammy. >> let's get your reaction to j.p. morgan ceo david diamond. she editor of the "wall street journal".

he's questioning it behind questioning gdp. this is economy grows on thin air and dressed taxpayers. he warned the economy feels more like the 70s. >> consumers in pretty good shape. the one thing is a lot of it is driven by fiscal spending and the deficit is 60% of gdp, almost $2 trillion driving this growth and i will have consequences down the road called inflation, a huge amount of deficit in qe and a lot of things in future, brief militarization of the world. the odds of soft landing, the market in 70%, i think it's have a vapid looks more like the 70s and i pointed out to a lot of people things look rosy in 1972, they were not rosy in 73 so don't get a false sense of security because they looks o

okay. >> what you think of that? >> i think it hits on something and that is the crazy way we concoct gdp which should be subject to investigation, government spending is a plus for the economy so the more the government spends, the better gdp number looks and jimmy damage points government spending possibly propping up the economy is trump would say it's fake prosperity and is going to be a price to pay when a new president takes office next january. >> thank you so much, it's good to have that marked brain of yours on the show. he's my former boss. >> a good example. >> the lovefest is over for good to have you on. let's welcome back to the show from house financial services congressman dan buser, good to see you. let's break it down, president biden want to get rid of the trump tax cuts and raised taxes, that's going to raise taxes on the middle class. 750001 individual making 75

grand will take the attacks h hike, the cato institute says biden's tax hikes would cause combined federal and local taxpayers to see rates, something like three quarters of all u.s. states rates would rise above should 39% combined. should americans be paying half income to the government hunter biden? >> that's what bidenomics is. grow the government of the state of the private sector. don't even pay attention to private sector which is where the revenues come from. clearly no one in the biden administration has heard of the curve or any appreciation all for any progrowth initiatives. this administration should is tax-and-spend on steroids look at his next year's budget, look what they've done so far. if it wasn't for the public and

majority, they would have spent another trillion dollars this year. they are letting the trump tax cut and jobs act expire. biden polls talking out of the democrat labeled that this was to trillion dollar giveaway to the so-called rich when meanwhile you go to a chamber meeting, every piece in, business a person in the room will raise her hand saying i need a tax credit, i need a small business deduction, i need photos appreciation. if i don't, i'm in big trouble so biden alexis a total failure like trying to defy gravity. >> is also this new pool of bloomberg, seven to eight out of ten voters in swing states blame biden for the sour mood on the economy. let's get your reaction to president biden for the second time this week asking, are you ready to choose freedom over democracy? it's a weird quote. what does he even mean?

he also accidentally read teleprompter instructions was word because in the end. >> are you ready to choose freedom over democracy? [cheering] we can do this. >> are you ready to choose from of democracy? that's america. >> four more years because. how many times can we not be trusted? >> okay. this is never ending. the former president trump presidential campaign will host a major donor retreat featuring republicans widely regarded as running mate, political reports those attending include senators marco rubio, tim scott, j.d. vance and governor doug burgum of north dakota should also represent firemen donald, strong names to be his choice.

>> just on biden's mistakes, let's face it. him dealing with china in ukraine, it's proven to be a total disaster. he can't possibly understand the basics of economics on national security. look at our border, he probably doesn't even know what's going on. second, i've gotten close with president trump while he was in office as well as lately the last couple of years. he's very serious man is going to take the job very seriously just what we need. we need a course correction. i'd is doubling down on what they have done so far. ridiculous commentary like freedom of democracy over freedom. he probably believes that because the definition 30 somethings in the white house, their definition of democracy is big government, big government control so just on the vp picks

: president trump is running to win. we have to make sure he wins. i've been on many events just today getting out the basic but also reaching out to the independent, to everyone is pro america, progress of our economy will grow strengthening national security and president trump will pick the person who can best partner with him to carry out the america first plan. >> thanks for joining us, it's good to see you. still ahead, former top official in the national security council under former president trump, berkeley my. we will get the update for you : take you to the front lines in israel, israel ramps up military strikes and hamas reduces hostage video israeli american kidnapped and the terror att attacks. human rights activists worn pro-

iran operatives exploiting gullible u.s. students and universities. a slap in the face of u.s. veterans and officials battling care overseas. first, we want to hear what's coming up next hour on the bottom line with dagen and brian brenberg in for sean tonight. good to see you again. >> biden says he wants to let the trump tax cuts expire. she out of here to talk about the faa's hiring -- do they hire based on race? we will get into it. >> our country handling new age technology campers or terrorism college campuses all of us on trump, presidential immunity should and we also have for

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ten -- seven terror attack. just call in tel aviv with more. >> hostage video which we are not showing because it was filmed under duress appears to show but first time since he was kidnapped more than 200 days ago. hamas released undated video of the 23-year-old and what could be the first proof israeli american's body october 7 attacks. he can be seen sitting in a chair looking directly at the camera. his hair has been cut very short and at times gestures to his left arm. he lost much of the lower arm. witnesses say he was wounded after actors through grenades of the shoulder during october 7. shortly after the video was released, a protest broke out in jerusalem. the crowd gathered at the home of israeli i minister benjamin netanyahu they call for the release of hostages and some were arrested after bonfires were lit in the road. parents reacted to the hostage video calling it overwhelming issuing this message. >> we are here today with the

feet to all of the leaders of the parties negotiating to date including qatar, egypt, united states, hamas and israel. he brave, clean and seize the moment and get a deal done to reunite all of us with our loved ones and end the suffering in the region. >> in a joint statement sent out along with 17 other countries, the u.s. push for release of the hostages adding that the current deal on the table would secure an immediate prolonged cease-fire in gaza. >> thank you so much from tel aviv, joining us now former top official with national security council under former president trump robert greenway joins us, it's good to see you again. what is your reaction to jeff calls report their? >> thanks for having me, a horrific reminder of what set all of it in motion, the attacks

not only against israeli and american civilians october 7 but the hostages the remaining hamas control and necessity to russia and this once and for all it looks like israel is taking the final preparations for the and i think that's the right answer. >> the other thing is just defense forces reports coming in saying to kill half of has blossomed commanders in southern lebanon after large wave of airstrikes against more than 40 sites, do you believe reports that israel sang half of has blossomed commanders are remaining ones either hiding or abandoning southern lebanon? >> i have no reason to doubt it but it's important to remember that this is one geographic portion and the necessity for israel confronting crap from has a lot in the north inching closer to the ground invasion in lebanon as well and regional this collation to follow. >> this is hitting the u.s., disrupting the president's plan for his 2024 race, hitting the

2012 door election, there's also this story, israel is saying there will be further action in the months to come this coming. will the decisive, israel facing a number of alternatives to shut down hamas for good. talk to move in to gaza, what do you make of this? what is israel going to do? what are we going to see? >> i think it's unlikely to see negotiation settlement, israel will have to going to russia and remain and hopefully liberate the remaining hostages but in southern lebanon increasingly likely, we have seen exchange direct fiber, the impact on everyday american lives is significant, the cost of commodities and price of fuel. >> robert greenway, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> d.c. to georgia up to new york, it looks like more and more of these cases against former president trump hit with

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on, from where you sit, it looks to us more and more like the cases against president trump are hit with setbacks, could they be falling apart? they may take a middle ground on presidential immunity. >> i think they should. i think they ought to give broad discretion to president of united states to protect america and american citizens, taking actions he will need immunity from. then, they could do us a favor, here are the things that president does not have immunity for, it may be personal in nature, embezzlement that kind of stuff, hopefully that will happen, and pull a lot of teeth out of mr. smith 's prosecution, i believe that splitically motivated.

elizabeth: -- is politically motivated. elizabeth: we heard that solicit or general for biden white house was in touch with jack smith's team, means that basically biden white house saying they have nothing to do with it, it is independent, this does not sound want. independent. >> can can't be independent, attorney general works for the president of the united states, that is part of the problem, any climb of independence rings hollow because the man works for you, how independent could that individual be, his actions have spoken, he is not very independent, he does everything to favor president biden and everything in his power to prejudice former president trump, who happens to be the main rival of his boss, biden administration trying to say they are independent

is foolish. elizabeth: what have you heard from your democrat colleagues about these cases, what to they think? >> they will -- toe the party line, look president trump is guilty of this and that and on other side, saying now, this assault political witch-hunt. by the way it is really dangerous. this is the kind of stuff you see in nicaragua and third world, in nicaragua then ortega had a novel way of winning reelection, anyone who announced they would run against him, they were thrown in jail. this is pretty close to that you are trying to put your main rival in jail. you are trying to embarrass him before the election. and using the doj as a weapon to carry out your plans. that is flat out wrong, american people should reject it. elizabeth: your reaction of former president trump watch this. >> today was a breath taking

this room you saw what went oit was breath taking. amazing testimony. this is a trial that should have never happened, this is a case that never should have been filed. elizabeth: that was former president trump on hush money trial here in new york. if just one jurors had reasonable doubt trump wins, the case is over, there is a lot of reasonable doubt, they put up witnesses who admitted they have made things up like michael cohen. and it covers local state races not federal. your word. >> my word, you got a local prosecutor using federal law which even biden's doj decided not to prosecute. and so, this is a long stretch by any means. and it should be rejected unfortunately, it will go

down to the jurors and what the jurors feel, unfortunately for president trump, he is in a place where like 85% of the people voted for president biden, not for him. can he actually get a fair trial, no matter the evidence says. can he get a fair trial. we'll see, hopefully there is one, two, or three in there that will back at facts as they are, no matter how they feel about the president vote the right way. elizabeth: thank you congressman carlos gimenez. >> be sure to tune in tomorrow, we have from "wall street journal" editorial board kimberly strassel. and victoria coats that does it for us, thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, now time to send it to dagen and brian. dagen: thank youi. elizabeth: sur