elizabeth: jason chaffetz and andy putzner, thank you for joining us tonight. dozens of whistle blowers allege the fbi is personalling, getting rid of -- purging and getting rid of conservative fbi agents and retaliating against whistle blowers and new york fdny veteran and 911 first responder stabbed to death in a random attack in broad daylight. officials say this u.s. crime wave has got to stop. joe gamaldi from the fraternal order of police is on "the evening edit" next. >> working to have safe on crime, smart on crime solutions that will help people like me. i don't know any woman personally who wants to defund the police. elizabeth: an emt veteran 24 years with the emergency fire department and emergency services fatally stabbed in a random unprovoked attack in broad daylight. the lieutenant russo eling was a 911 first responder at the trade center. she was just months away from retirement. fox news david lee miller has more. david. >> liz, 61-year-old fdny and 911 reigns leading responder was a 24 year veteran and set to retire and a world trade center f

g let me let me go to you,owitz, jason chaffetz. i know you know michael horowitz. i know you stay in touch. you've been hearing about the 20 plus fbi whistleblowers talking about how the bureau has been politicized, how there is an abuse of power. many, like myself, are worried the doj has been weaponized on top of all of that. do you think a church liken bemmittee is necessary based on what the whistleblowers are now beginning to say? and look at this stand, chanko i chial that's going on . here's a guy that washe's g christopher steele source and then he's getting paid by the fbi for the better part of 2017 to 2020. why are they paying a russiann informant that lied in that dossier? that dossier was based on everything he sai he saideah yeah. count me as a big supporter oft. this type of thing. like the director of the fbi, ray was brought in to be anthoua agent of change.nd he's not been there ar pe noagew thousands of pages from the inspector general withsighting the political bia within the organization, the infestation of politics, ati the rank partizanship t

stu: thank you, jason chaffetz indeed, sir. news breaking early this morning, there's a tentative deal reached to avoid a railroad strike. what's in the deal? lauren: it's being report that had more time off is what broke the log jam and got us to this tentative deal. 24% pay raises, cash bonuses, unpaid time off so workers could go to the doctor. president biden says this is a win for the union. their key voting block -- midterms before the elections. labor secretary marty walsh said it was 20 consecutive hours of negotiations and the rail companies and union negotiators came to a tentative agreement that b balances the needs of workers, unions, and employers. 60,000 union workers were planning to not show up messing up deliveries of oil, grain, car parts for automakers and no doubt adding to price pressures. stu: sure, but the unions have leverage at this moment. enormous leverage especially when the president is on their side. lauren: they have to officially vote and word is when he was calling into the negotiations, he expr

joining us now, jason chaffetz. is all of this worthy of an fbi raid? is it germane to any investigation? >> it doesn't appear to be. i was struck by how few items were on the floor. the idea that they would take this photo and use it as propaganda, that was not part of a court filing. the judge does need to look at that. the magistrate doesn't need a photo of it. they need a description of it. they print out this photo and a tighter drive home the point. spewed out in front of the cameras to be taken. less confidence. that's not how justice works in the united states of america. and why in the world where they even bothering with a framed cover of "time" magazine? come on. >> raymond: the thing that struck me and you see the picture. these are dozens of empty classified folders. there is nothing in them. they are empty. look, anybody who has interviewed president trump orban to his offices in new york or elsewhere knows he's a collector. he is a momento bug. he's got knickknacks everywhere. i could foresee him wanting the wrapping of the top-secret fol

jason chaffetz and i were talking about that. here is karl rove on how republicans can win. >> if a candidate gets out there and lays out what their vision is and says you and i both agree, you, mr. and mrs. ordinary citizen and i agree the country is going in the wrong direction and we need to turn it around. here is what i want to do to fight inflation. get government under control. get the border secured. to crack down on crime, to make certain that the values that made america great are respected and strengthened. that's the kind of winning message. you have to go out there every day with a plan to lay out and execute the plan. >> harris: you have to watch the screen. i observed there and tell me if i'm wrong, the red, republicans and yellow independents, the lines are getting closer together. >> independents are aligning with republicans and in 2020 they aligned more with democrats. the message is aligning among the republicans. republicans gave it an a, independents a b and democrats c. i want to hear what you are going to

jason chaffetz, thank you. hurricane ian is barreling toward florida and hurricane watches already in effect for tampa. and people there obviously are bracing for what could hit as a category 4 storm. we're watching this. we'll bring you into the fold on what's happening. plus democrats are right now facing an economic nightmare ahead of mid-terms. remember the number we started with? newt gingrich says people will vote with their wallets. >> as real americans they face prices at the gas station and prices at the grocery store. i think in the end they say this ain't working and vote against the democrats. >> harris: a new study shows how much money biden inflation as it's trending on twitter has cost you since the president took office. charles payne from the fox business family side is with me in "focus" next. hey, charles. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three

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howard: let me go back to jason chaffetz, we have about half a minute. it seems like people many your party aren't willing to criticize the former president based on what we do know, which is he took a whole lot of classified documents and was reluctant to return them. >> i don't know that i believe that statement, howie. how dare the fbi lay out and take a picture of so-called classified documents only to find out more than 40 of them were empty folders. that's why you need a special master. howard: all right. good to see you both. next on "mediabuzz," mike pence's chief of staff, marc short, on the various trump investigations. ♪ ♪ wered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't sh

joining me now, jason chaffetz, former house oversight chairman and current fox news contributor. >> jason ijason chs all of thisy of an fbi raid and is it germane to any investigation?st? it doesn't appear to be . i mean, i was struck by how few items were spewed on the floor. the idea that they would take this this photo and use itot part of as propaganda. that was not part of a courtat filing. the judge doesn't need to lookee at that. the magistrate doesn't't need n of that.ion of it. it.s phd a description of but they put outot thio s photoo try to drive home their point. e >> but it was you spewed out in front of the the fors to be ta the cameras to be taken. that gives me less confidence. that's not how justice works ina the united states of america. and why and why in the world wee they even bothering with a framed cover of time magazine?:h i mean, come on .u see but, jason , the thing that struck me is that you seepictur. the picture there. these are dozens of emptythere classified folders. looke's nothing in them. >> they're empty.ybody who ha and look, anybody who's intervi

it is jason chaffetz i know wen enjoyed as much as others. two examples of the whiteme house'ans job this week cleanupe white house's bind. >> pandemic is over and we have a probleovm with covid and doina lot of work on it.co but the pandemic and said the white house. >> covid remains a problem and we're fighting it.main >> the president's reflecting is the fact that we made tremendous progress against covid-19. >> we are not where we need to be if we're going to be able to "live with the virus. >> just for old time sake, remember these. >> would you consider the national guard to help with thev supply chain issuee:?qu >> yesic, absolutely, positiveli will do that . >> we're not actively pursuing the use of the national guard on a federal level. >> for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> it was not an articulation of new u.s. policy. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> i will reiterate that the unitedf th states remain commitd to our one china policy.one >> so, jason, you'

jackie deangelis, nicole saphier, and jason chaffetz. were going to begin with the border crisis. texas is sending migrants to a third democratic run city. fox news was there and we thought happened. during an extra 80-100 migrants who cross the southern border illegally. mayor lori lightfoot but lashed out in a blistering statement saying unfortunately greg abbott is without any shame or hum humanity. but ever since he put these racist practices of expulsion and the police have been working with our community partners to ready the city to receive these individuals on individuals and accusations of racism also echoing the liberal media this week. watch. >> the conservative estimate is about $80,000 per bus trip. we know racists don't mind paying this money. they are willing to pay the money they don't care if taxpayers pay the brand. >> am going to start with you, jason. how is this racist? last i checked chicago as a sanctuary city. bigelow, governor abbott and governor ducey in arizona i applaud them for doing it. it's all about diversity, right? wash it all the people who come

jackie deangelis, nicole saphier, and jason chaffetz. were going to begin with the border crisis. texas is sending migrants to a third democratic run city. fox news was there and we thought happened. during

chaffetz,u are representing these whistle-blowers specifically what they are saying, i am hearing that there are three areas of concern that have come up, one is prejudice against donald trump, protection for hunter biden, and three it is far more widespread, the fda looking into school board meetings as domestic terrorists, is that what you have heard? >> what i am hearing, first of all, it is that the executives have done some critical wrongdoing and are supporting issues that are actually in fact illegal. and agents have been pressured to do things they don't want to do, and agent should never be pressured to do an affidavit or two forced to go into court and say stuff that they would not believe. also, there is misconduct -- >> sean: can i stop you for one second? are you saying, and i have read this in "the washington times" that agents are being forced to sign false affidavits are pressured to? >> correct. yes, i have one client who is actually removed because he told his agents not to do that. but this has been an ongoing problem in the fbi because executives have been given a p

>> that's one way, and i know a lot of people are advocating that the com-jason chaffetz, who used to be in the position that i'm in on the house oversight committee advocates for that as well because i believe if we can just get the basic bank information that i requested from treasury, the suspicious activity report, over 150 bank violation by hunter biden, every member of congress used to have access to this, but this is another thing joe biden did to change the rules to help shield hunter biden from republican oversight because if we could just have information for that, i think the house oversight committee and a republican majority could do just as well as a special counsel, but i am for whatever we can do to get at the bottom of this because hunter biden is a national security risk paper joe biden has made decisions that are against the best interest of the average working american and i believe that the reason he's made these decisions is because he is compromised as a result of hunter biden's shady business dealings, which he may in fact have been a part of. >> carley: you he

senator marsha blackburn of the great state of tennessee, jason chaffetz and charles payne at the top of the hour. >> bill: ron desantis scheduled to hold a press briefing on hurricane ian. the storm will be with us all week. it could hit the state later in the week. the miami mayor is francis suarez. good morning to you. briefly how are you getting ready and how is the state dealing with this? miami looks to be okay so far. good morning. >> yeah, so far so good. thanks, bill. obviously hurricanes are extremely unpredictable. it looks like we're outside of the cone of probability right now but it can change. we have a lot of experience with hurricanes over the years and so we always expect the worst and prepare for the worst. we're looking at -- we have flooding this time of the year. we actually have had flooding, believe it or not. we expect now given the current fore casts 4 to 7 inches of rain and focusing on the areas that will flood easily and also making sure our residents are prepared just in case the hurricane turns. it could be a category 2 to 4 by the time it hits florida.

let's bring in jason chaffetz. what do you think? >> this is a trend across the country, there are going to be people that pushback, file suits and say i was the more highly qualified person. we shouldn't be selecting people are not selecting people based on their race. i think it is based on your qualifications, your aptitude and if there's a clear case, i know there are other large corporations having to deal with this and i think you will see more of it. neil: thank you very much. we head to the break, the largest pilot union in the world is organizing protests outside airports across the country coming ahead of what is expected to be a chaotic labor day travel weekend. we have inflation ballooning the cost of back-to-school shopping this year. madison allworth will tell us how much more you have to spend to get your child back to the classroom and this, national test results confirm what many long suspected about the effects of remote learning, math and reading scores dropping to their lowest levels in 30 years. the president of

last night last, host of laura ingraham show, jason chaffetz, based on your background, can i ask you and your representing these whistleblowers specificallyi amh what it is they're saying?ea i'm hearing there aree three areas of concern that have come. on one would be prejudice against u donald trump, protectiondi for hunter biden and three, it is far more widespread. the fbi looking into parents at school board meetinglosists as domestic terrorists. >> is that what you've heard? is , first ofng all, it's that the executives have done some criminal and wrongdoing and are supporting and supporting issues thatuppore actually , in fact illegal,l. that the agents have been pressured to do things that they don't want to do in agents should never be pressured to do an affidavit or to or to force to go into court to say stuff that they won't believe. also, there are misconduct. uct- >> can i just stop you for stop one second? are you saying thayot and i've read this in the washington times that d to signe being force false affidavits or pressure to correct. >> cor correct.re wow. yes.. i ha

jason chaffetz, pete hegseth, art laffer, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: oklahoma city police releasing footage of a police chase last month. check this out showing the suspect fleeing his home in a truck with a boat behind. moments after he shot and killed a deputy. serving him with an eviction notice. watch this. deputies arrested the suspect after a high-speed chase and he is facing charges including first degree murder. the shooting victim is deputy bobby schwartz, the first deputy shot and killed in the county since 1935. >> bill: border patrol reports two more major drug seizures at the border at the port of entry in arizona. victor avila is a special agent. the author of the book called agent under fire, his partner was killed by a drug cartel. sir, thank you for your time and good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: we know it's a problem and we're not doing much to stop it. how can we effect the drug cartels in mexico from killing americans? >> well, we have to first of all recognize, bill, the imminent threat these cartels bring to the united state

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