we have author carol roth. that is an insane report. crime shut of control, but california is focusing on banning new gas stations over climate change? talking about four cities in the san francisco bay area and los angeles and west hollywood is focusing on that too? this is what they're focusing on. >> liz, you can't have a life if you're living in in fear for your life every single day. the reason we have crime is because of these progressive policies that are decoupled from reality. they think that if you believe in sunshine and puppy dogs, crime will just go away. predictably as we've seen it has exploded and then now they're focusing on something else that is decoupled from real think. that is taking away energy. it's a fantasyland all of these people are living in and we have to stop indulging the fantasies of these people because it is having a tangible impact on all of our lives. elizabeth: carol, to your point, california is moving to stop selling cars in the state fueled by gasoline. they want to do that by 2035. officials kee

elizabeth: all right, carol roth, thank you so much, daniel turner, good to see you. come back soon both of you. >> thank you. elizabeth: a new warning out about government spending that's fueling inflation as democrats push culture wars for the midterms over economic problems that are hitting your families hard. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, she is doubling down after she was slammed for pretending that cops handcuffed her at an abortion rights protest outside of the supreme court. we're taking it on with congressman lee zeldin ahead on "the evening edit." >> then you have aoc there, who, man, she never misses a chance for a performance when there are cameras rolling. ♪ ♪ if you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you know how to spend a little less to get a little more to make life a little better. ♪ to make life a little better. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself

i want to bring back in carol roth and michelle snyder. that's the question, is elon musk using the public forum of twitter to get a better deal? >> it certainly seems that way, but it also looks like there may be sort of a little bit of buyer's remorse with elon musk after he was so so boldly looking at buying it at much higher levels of $54.20 a share, now it's trading at 37. he's probably trying to play the system using this whole bot thing. twitter's reporting, what, about 5% of their system is actually bots? so what he's going to try to prove legally is that it's way more than that, and they've misrepresented. it's going to be interesting. the stock itself is, obviously, floundering like so many other stocks, but it hasn't quite fallen apart yet. cheryl: well, carol, he said -- and i think dan ives has pointed this out -- those bots could be 20% of tritt -- twitter. >> i'm going to read to you from elon musk's twitter account, april 21st. if our twitter bid succeeds, we will defeat the spam bots or die trying. and he goes on to say, a

for more welcome utah congressman jason and economic expert carol roth. jason, let's start with you with the wall street journal piece with biden's stagnation saying it's arrived. the administration wants to call this a transition. they can call it whatever they want to call it, but we've got a pulmoby road ahead. >> we do, they're self-inflicted wounds and they change the policy and spent a record amount of money and they want to raise taxes and how can they literally today go back and make the argument they need to spend money that will fight inflation and they're going to raise taxes. are you kidding me? that's in no cook book on how to deal with the economy. economy. >> jackie: they're good at renaming things and calling build back better inflation reduction act and we have the full screen breaking down to $739 billion in new taxes, $369 billion in energy and climate and $69 billion in expansion of affordable care act. carol roth, explain how spending more will get us out of the hole because i can't figure it out. >> i have no idea what's going on, ja

and wall street pro, great author carol roth. first you congressman peter reaction to the news he just caved is giving into center joe manchin thing do just the healthcare spending bill that spending a climate change, what is your reaction? click this administration's don't you spend. we have another momentary win. by all means we need to remain vigilant but this isn't administration of unsuspended into oblivion for its reckless money from this administration of one-party democratic control of striving inflation for the short-term win here this is not over yet. this demonstration once you spend your money and spend it of liberal priorities but cracks the congressman's point, this is happening is reporting national interest building for florida governor rhonda sanchez for president. that's happening right now. what your reaction to this. president biden said he did bring up the murder. you're going to see him that hot spot the journalist asking about the this with the saudi prince, watch this but cracks respect to the murder, i ra

we're going down to michelle schneider and carol roth and a little bit more perspective on i guess what susan was talking about, and it is, and michelle i'll start with you, to go back to the first part of our conversation, kind of an interesting time, it's always an interesting time, but try to gauge what the federal reserve is going to do, along with other central banks around the world. the ecb will finally raise rates i think later this week, first time in 11 years, and you know, are they getting it right these central bankers, or are they still behind the curb? what do you think as you view things right now? >> well, what the ecb finally raising rates on thursday, it's pretty obvious why they couldn't be too aggressive up to this point because they were already looking at the precipice of recessions, particularly with the energy crisis, so they had to be really careful, and comparatively the u.s. , even a 3% yield is still the strongest in terms of all of the countries which of course is why the dollar has done so well too but i don't want anybody to get too complacent here, becaus