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he was anti tariff and bush republican congressman jason smith. unless he somehow co-opted, is obviously just what we need . the republican party needs to be a working class party. we've tried it the other way. when the donor class, the elites on wall street, when they ran the show, we were left with massive trade deficits, a stronger china and a stagnating middle class america. joining me now is congressman jason smith, the new chair of the house ways and means committee. congressman, do you intend to stand up to any of your fellow gop members who are hearing from those very angry and worried lobbyists? >> you know, first off, thanks for having me. and i'll tell my fellow gop members on the ways and means committee stand with me and that the republican party is the party of the working class who would have ever even thought that, that the fact that you said your priority is the american worker, small businesses and family farmers, that that would cause k street to turn into a tizzy. but it's all about what our priorities are in the party . >> and

jason smith. and former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker, oklahoma state treasure todd russ. and news and g.o.p. strategist ford o'connel. we have more democrats talking fiscal insanity. talking no caps on spending. breaking their oaths to protect americans, as inflation is hitting big tech earnings. major fights in congress. we have the blow by blow. house oversight said that white house is stonewall. it locked national archives. president biden mishandling u.s. secrets, states are moving to stop female athletes from being injured by transgendered athletes, and more people telling wolf wall street keep your hands off our money. and media is bearing down hard on 2024 contender governor ron desantis. i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending mostly up, nazdaq with the best daily gain since november. these bellwether stocks on the economy, apple, google and amazon, they have been moving up and down after hours. amazon reporting it had a 2.7 billion d

host: have you had any early conversations with chairman jason smith about the legislation? guest: he approached me yesterday and told me he wanted to sit down and talk. that is a good sign. of the have expressed an interest. i think they got off on the wrong foot colin for holding social security and of the american economic system hostage about raising the debt ceiling in the economic chaos that would cause. they said their purpose was to go after the entitlement program after social security and medicare. former president trump coming out this week and saying, do not do this. all of a sudden, we have seen a little bit of change. i can only speculate on that. i do not know whether it did or not. they are scrambling because they pre-much were out there prior to the election. this is a blueprint to save america. it this is the budget that the republican house study group opposed. it contains in here what they want to do with social security as well. the republican spending committee, it is their document. here it is in writing. certainly, we have heard of senator smith's pro

here's jason smith. watch. >> speaker mccarthy is asking to just go back to fiscal year '22 numbers. we can cut $100 billion of unobligated covid money. there is so much waste out there, maria. we don't have to look at defense. you know what? we do need to look at everything, he though, because there could be some waste in defense. we need to make sure the funding indefense is actually going to e military and our soldiers. maria: so david, how to do you see this? where would be the areas to cut back on spending in an environment where we see china rising its provocations, investing in its own military. should military spending be off the l table in terms of spending and where would you cut? >> jason's correct. there's a lot of things under military spending that really don't help the military. they're like welfare programs that they tucked into the defense because the democrats knew republicans would vote for them then. he's going to take a microscope, look at it, get rid of things that don't really help

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> a month into the new year end optimism about the u.s. economy is surging with the labor market showing signs of strength inflation e-zine and market expecting an end to federal reserve rate increases soon can we really pull off a soft landing? with high prices forced us crash landing after all welcome to the "wall street journal at large" another solid showing for the job market with numbers up showing employees added 570,000 to the payrolls in january and then employment rate held steady at 3.4%. in fact january turned out to be a better month for marketed economy the major stock market is up strongly so far this year, the s&p 500 closed generally up 8% in the tech sector surged higher with the nasdaq up 10%. the main reason rising optimism that the economy can grow even as interest rates continue moving higher to crush inflation. this week the federal reserve raised its rates o

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> a month into the new year end ti

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> a month into the new year end

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank you for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪

smith house ways and means, claudia tenney in new york in rand paul in kentucky. i will do it for us, thank you for watching have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> a month into the new year end optimism about the u.s. economy is surging with the labor market showing signs of strength inflation e-zine and market expecting an end to federal reserve rate increases soon can we really pull off a soft landing? with high prices forced us crash landing after all welcome to the "wall street journal at large" another solid showing for the job market with numbers up showing employees added 570,000 to the payrolls in january and then employment rate held steady at 3.4%. in fact january turned out to be a better month for marketed economy the major stock market is up strongly so far this year, the s&p 500 closed generally up 8% in the tech sector surged higher with the nasdaq up 10%. the main reason rising optimism that the economy can grow even as interest rates continue moving higher to crush inflation. this week the federal reserve raised its rat

well, we d [speaking foreign language] thank you and i now pass it to my colleague, jason smith. mr. smith: thank you, ms. monica. the american people, they don't need to be lectured about our state of the union. instead, republicans want to listen to t that's why yesterday the house ways and means committee on their first hearing loaded up a bus and went to petersburg, wes virginia, to a sawmill to liste directly to the american voices of the issues that they're faci whether it's the inflation crisis, the debt crisis, the interest rate crisis, or the energy crisis. ashley bachmann, a mom of three, and an owner of a local restaurant, testified. she told us that that -- her restaurant has been bleeding money due to all the interest c as a direct result of biden's inflation crisis. she also told us how difficult it is for her to keep a work force of 35 employees because she's competing with the government who gives them more benefits than what they can earn. wily mcdade, co-owner of the local distillery, talked about how painful, and that was his word, of the supply chain logistics

[speaking foreign language] thank you and i now pass it to my colleague, jason smith. sen. smith: thank you, ms. monica. the -- mr. smith: thank you, ms. the american people, they don't need to be lectured about our state of the union. instead, republicans want to listen to them. that's why yesterday the house ways and means committee on their first hearing loaded up a bus and went to petersburg, west virginia, to a sawmill to listen directly to the american voices of the issues that they're facing. whether it's the inflation crisis, the debt crisis, the interest rate crisis, or the energy crisis. ashley bachmann, a mom of three, and an owner of a local restaurant, testified. she told us that that -- her restaurant has been bleeding money daw to all the interest cost -- due to all the interest costs. as a direct result of biden's inflation crisis. she also told us how difficult it is for her to keep a work force of 35 employees because she's competing with the government who gives them more benefits than what they can earn. wily mcdade, co-owner of the local distillery, tal

smith is on his way to becoming a child clinical psychologist. i see it and a mom determined to provide a better life for her family and who to now educates the children of little village. i see it in anne tyre who supports mental health patients and their families who are going to the same thing that she has. i see the neighbor to help each other through the pandemic and small businesses contributing to their communities and the determination of our young people to make positive change for our state and our nation. we are people with enough empathy to be kind to one another and enough grit to persevere and just enough confidence to believe that we can make a difference in this world. that's the illinois that i know. that's the illinois we all represent. thank you all. god bless this great state and the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause]

carson jason smith lessee somehow co-opted is honestly just what we need. their public and party needs to be a working class party we have tried it the other way when the donor class and the elites on wall street when they ran the show were left with massive trade deficits, a stronger china any stagnating middle-class america. jamming out is congressman, new chair of the house ways and means committee, commerce men do you intend to stand up to any of your fellow g.o.p. members who are hearing from those very angry and worried lobbyist? >> first off laura, thank you for having me take my fellow g.o.p. members on the means committee stand with me and that the republic and party is a party of the working class. who would've ever even thought that the fact that you set your priority is american worker, small businesses and family farmers that that would cause them to turn into a tizzy but it's all about what our priorities are in the party and i'll tell people on my committee are behind us. >> on the trade issue specifically present donald trump leaves his big

smith is on his way to becoming a child clinical psychologist. i see it and a mom determined to provide a better life for her family and who to now educates the children of little village. i see it in anne tyre who supports mental health patients and their families who are going to the same thing that she has. i see the neighbor to help each other through the pandemic and small businesses contributing to their communities and the determination of our young people to make positive change for our state and our nation. we are people with enough empathy to be kind to one another and enough grit to persevere and just enough confidence to believe that we can make a difference in this world. that's the illinois that i know. that's the illinois we all represent. thank you all. god bless this great state and the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause] remarks from missouri republican senator josh hawley. talks about u.s. policy toward china and criticizes continued security atu cranes in the united states needs to stop sending blank

jason smith says republicans are back if power now and turning on the lights. >> republicans raised the alarm about fraud based on red flags from the department of labor's inspector general and secret service. as the evidence of fraud escalated, i'm sorry to say democrats continued to turn a blind eye. they ignored two requests from house republicans on this committee to hold an oversight hearing just like the one today. >> the ways and means committee reveals thieves stole as much as half of the 878 billion taxpayer dollars spent on unemployment insurance alone during the pandemic. this means 20% of taxpayer dollars were misspent. the scale of fraud is so enormous president biden highlighted it during the state of the union. listen. >> president biden: now let's triple the anti-fraud strike force going after the criminals. double the statue of limitations and crack down on identity fraud from criminal signed -- every dollar we put into fighting fraud taxpayers get back ten times as much. >> house oversight chair james comer says it's all the fault of democratic leadership in the previo

we have house ways and means chair jason smith on what he's already calling the greatest theft of taxpayer dollars in american history. and then general david petraeus on this growing china spy scandal as lawmakers from both sides try to get to the bottom of it even though from china, no coop

we'll also talk with jason smith because he's the chairman of house ways and means and right now unfortunately while china is planning what it's going to do to taiwan and who knows what to america, we are talking about cutting defense spending. so we will talk to the chairman of house ways and means about that conversation and how this chinese balloon has changed things. we've got breaking news coming up. wait until you hear what my guests have to say about this incredible story this weekend. we'll see you in about 15 minutes, guys. >> thank you. we'll be tuned in. 10:00 a.m. right now we would usually turn it over to chief meteorologist rick reichmuthfor the weather. today is national weather person's day. we have some of our favorite rick moments. ready, rick. rick: i didn't see this coming. >> our chief meteorologist is on a road trip across america. >> there we go. ♪ the. >> how high up are we? >> 50, 60 feet in the air. >> i've done a lot of stupid stuff on the show. this feels like maybe the stupidist. >> how will this get back down? >> thank you, joey. that's a good question. oh, my g

smith at ways and means. maria: you say the appropriations process can be critical here. you've written many state of the union addresses before, you've written many speeches for former leaders and presidents, so tell us your thoughts on the state of the union and what can congress do with that appropriations process. >> yeah. so this state of the union by president biden was a mess. it had no vision, no narrative, no memorable lines. it had no structure to the it at all. it was just a laundry list of progressive policies. and, of course, it talked about resort fees and junk baggage piece more than communist china, open border and crime. compared to president trump's state of unions which were historically memorable, moving, were engaging, had drama, memorable lines. who canned ever forget when president trump thundered america will never be a socialist country or when he reunited the soldier's family to send a message if about peace, not war? congress has been challenged by president biden because he's lied

maria: had that was house ways and means committee chairman, jason smith, previewing the hearing happening later today. you new poll finds four in ten american's financial situation has gotten worse under president biden. the average american household lost about $7,400 in annual income since biden took office. joining me right now is new yorks congress woman, member of the house ways and means committee, nicole malliotakis. thank you for being here. tell me about the first hearing and how will you tackle the issue of inflation cutting into everybody's ability to save and spend. >> if you look at president biden's twitter page, he paints a very different r reality, one that is of rhetoric and gaslighting. reality is, the person people are struggling, suffering. small businesses are suffering. the goal is to go out there into the country, hear from actual people who are trying to make ends meet, bo both for their personal lives and business lives. the facility we're going to see is actually a lumber facility and they're telling us that they actually -- it costs them more to ship around the

house ways and means chairman jason smith, "the daily mail"'s josh bosswell, former senior counsel to president kellyanne conway. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. it is time for "the bottom line" with my buddies dagen and shaun. nice to see you. dagen: hello, elizabeth macdonald. liz: have fun guys. dagen: thank you so much. ♪ dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. welcome to "the bottom line." dagen: let's get right to .

he's been consulting with important chairmen, including jason smith of ways and means, as well as patrick mchenry of financial services. he's also been talking to newt gingrich, the former house speaker who has extensive experience in these kinds of high-stakes negotiations, kaitlan. republicans will meet today at 9:00 a.m. as a conference to try to get their messaging all on the same page. but a lot of challenges going into this meeting for kevin mccarthy today. >> yeah, mainly where they are wanting these cuts to come from. also today on capitol hill, you're reporting that that vote to remove congressman ilhl omar from the foreign affairs committee could happen as early as today. does he believes he have the votes to successfully kick her off that committee? >> reporter: he does believe he has the votes, and this comes after a hard-fought negotiation with some of his members, who are now feeling more comfortable, who are saying there is due process language included in this resolution. victoria sparks saying she is now comfortable with voting to oust ilhan omar from committee. but obvio

here's a statement from jason smith from missouri. he says any job growth is good labor forceartipation is below ndem levels and the economy is being weighed down by democrats deficit spending triggina cycle of historic inflati leading to ever higher st rates. moats war on work mates check more probable than getting a job. better policies are needed for a stronger job and wage growth. house ways and means chair jason smith. let us know what your top economic concern is. plan -- flynn from georgia. caller: good morning. i'm calling about a few things. when mr. trump was in charge, my gas price was a dollar $.70 in augusta, georgia versus $3.55 today. my utility bills, i could afford it. lately my utility bills went up 10% when mr. biden said syntaxes on us -- syntax on us. it is an increase for us. host: how does president biden raise taxes on your utility bill? caller: it went up because of what they are doing with this greenville to charge -- green deal to charge extra to us. host: that never pass congress. it cannot be the new green

house ways and means chair jason smith. let us know what your top economic concern is. plan -- flynn from georgia. caller: good morning. i'm calling about a few things. when mr. trump was in charge, my gas price was a dollar $.70 in augusta, georgia versus $3.55 today. my utility bills, i could afford it. lately my utility bills went up 10% when mr. biden said syntaxes on us -- syntax on us. it is an increase for us. host: how does president biden raise taxes on your utility bill? caller: it went up because of what they are doing with this greenville to charge -- green deal to charge extra to us. host: that never pass congress. it cannot be the new green because it never passed. caller: my bill went up 10%. my bill went up 10%. my health care went up. foods, eggs, i know somebody said the birds flew, five dozen eggs use the cost $7.19 and are $19 today. you go to any store between sam's club, costco, everything is up. chicken wings you cannot touch them because they cost more than the shrimp now. my wife is working two jobs. i work one job. they are cutting our hours. i

host: have you had any early conversations with chairman jason smith about the legislation? guest: he approached me yesterday and told me he wanted to sit down and talk. that is a good sign. of the have expressed an interest. i think they got off on the wrong foot colin for holding social security and of the american economic system hostage about raising the debt ceiling in the economic chaos that would cause. they said their purpose was to go after the entitlement program after social security and medicare. former president trump coming out this week and saying, do not do this. all of a sudden, we have seen a little bit of change. i can only speculate on that. i do not know whether it did or not. they are scrambling because they pre-much were out there prior to the election. this is a blueprint to save america. it this is the budget that the republican house study group opposed. it contains in here what they want to do with social security as well. the republican spending committee, it is their document. here it is in writing. certainly, we have heard of senator smith's pro

he's a jason, them a low and they are doing massive brand against a simian properties. one of the young to really i was kid. unfortunately is right on the side looking kind of interesting. i was wondering whether i thought you were on a student population civilians who are angry and like to say that the action a open on every one of these people we could have ended with this. there is there any government is the companies for pension because of their broad policy, is it like we are government and the representatives all are now controlling this, this. ready is a government and we have listen, for example, to be one of the extreme right. we are a member of the cabinet minister of it is right national security. i'm here helping him out. then there's another he doesn't care about what has happened. so ledge rate on the palestinian town on the reported on rest in jerusalem to follow the killing of 2 is railways and who are early on sunday they were gunned down in a drive by shooting with a man. hon. still on the way for the suspect earlier on sunday, israeli and palestinian

a mean while there are also reports a fresh class, she's between palestinians and israelis trim smith of jerusalem. idea forces have allegedly attacked a refugee camp that we spoke to a sidney allowing he's a, jason, i'm a law and they are doing massive brand is against a synonym that property is one of the and to really i was kid. unfortunately is right on the side looking kind of interesting. i was wondering whether i thought you were a student in population, civilians who are angry and like to say that the action a open on every one of these people we could out and did with this. there is, there any government is the companies for pension because of their broad policy is very like we are government and the representatives all are now controlling this, this. ready is government and we have listen, for example, to be one of the extreme right. we are a member of the cabinet minister of a national security. it, i'm here helping him out. then there's another he doesn't care about what has happened. the ledge rate on the palestinian town on the reported on rest in jerusalem to follow the

she's between palestinians and israelis trim smith of jerusalem, idea forces have allegedly attacked a refugee camp that we spoke to a sidney j allowing he said jason, i'm a law and they are doing massive brand is against a simian properties one from a stand to really i was kid, unfortunately is right on the side looking kind of interesting. i was wondering whether i can work on a student in a permission, civilians who are angry. and i to say that the action a open on every one of these people we could out and did with this. there isn't any government, is the companies for tension because of their broad policy? is it like we are government and the representatives? all those who are now controlling this, this. ready is government and we have listen, for example, to be one of the extreme right. we are a member of the cabinet minister of it is right national security. i'm here helping him out there and he doesn't care about what has happened. so ledge rate on the palestinian town on the reported on rest in jerusalem to follow the killing of 2 is railways. and who are early on sunday, th

devontae smith still early in his aj brown. certainly a number one receiver who's not going anywhere in that system. that front line is excellent. i feel bad for jason kelsey for not winning this one. thanksgiving might be a little awkward next but that being said, i think that we're going to see both the scenes for a while now and if you're in the afc, you're going to go through kansas city and what could maybe the second installation of tom brady. we'll leave those arguments to a later date- though. how about that? >> it's never too early to start having football arguments, right? should be a good offseason. julian, thank you so much for joining us tonight. yeah, let's go ahead and start talking that the super bowl is in the books. we can turn all of our attention to what is sure to be a wild one starting with this. derek carr has informed the raiders that he will not accept a trade to any team carr has a no trade clause in his contract and taken advantage of that with the february 15th deadline approaching, the raiders will

center in arizona juju smith schuster of the chiefs howling it up. it was a lot of energy from the fans, the circus more than 2000 credentials issued for the event in phoenix, one of the biggest storylines jason kelsey of the eagles, travis kelsey of the chiefs. they will be the first brothers to play each other in a super bowl. the highlight was when their mom donna came out, gave them both cookies. that's what got them big and ready for mom probably likes travels where she keeps trying to hedge your bet and say she likes me now because i have kids, and that's a good way of kind of leveled the playing field to travel, but the baby always gets the love for mom. you can't tell my mom anything right now. she's absolute superstar, and i just appreciate everybody kind of jumping on train and letting her have as much fun as she's been having. local time. alright the a t and t pebble beach pro am, crowned a champion today after rain and wind over the weekend pushed everything back a day, justin rose. he came in with a two stroke lead. nine holes to play ne

just an internet site dedicated to sport. >> jason said he wanted a second time to smoke a cigar. but prosecutors contended that jason was a fierce anti smoker. the weather that night was freezing, wendy. >> tell me whether or not there is any substantial outerwear that the defendant either had in his luggage or was wearing. >> no sir. a suit jacket. >> that was the only outerwear i was aware of. >> jason told not to testify this time. the defense falls back. arguing that the gas attendant memory cannot be trusted to a childhood brain injury. >> i've had memory problems, because i've been a lot through myself and my kids and my ex-husband. >> defense also argued the case really was not solved. and there was no physical evidence to prove that jason was the killer. >> there was not one scratch on mr. yang. would've never had time to make that trip and commit murder. that he did not have the mindset of a killer. and that cigar, showing that jason young owned a humidor and once made a purchase at a cigar store. >> you have ample evidence before that jason is not guilty. and time for a

reporter jason sloss tells us that skydiver fell into somebody's jarred. >> it felt like forever just looking at him going. we stood there in like shock just going. yes, we get amber sweet smith describing the moment seeing the skydiver who hit the ground outside her family's oceanside home last friday evening. the skydiver was on a jump with go jump oceanside from the nearby airport. he plummeted to the ground as his parachute failed to completely open. smith says her husband was outside at the time. we usually hear the screaming or, you know, people laughing just in the air. and he heard like a new usual scream, looked up, saw the guy. >> and went probably in his head. he's going to her house. another neighbor says she saw the skydiver coming down. it looked to me like the was rep duis it was just ripped into pieces. >> and he was yelling and then people started coming out of their houses. smith says the skydiver first hit her neighbor's roof, then fell into their yard. it's like the whole wall lakesha co-host. >> just scary as she and her husband went to help the skydiver ago jump

and our reporter jason sloss as an update on his condition and reaction from amazed witnesses. it felt like forever just looking at him going. we stood there in like shock just going. yes, we get amber sweet smith describing the moment seeing the skydiver who hit the ground outside her family's oceanside home last friday evening. >> the skydiver was on a jump with go jump oceanside from the nearby airport. he plummeted to the ground as his parachute failed to completely open. smith says her husband was outside at the time. we usually hear the screaming or, you know, people laughing just in the air. and he heard like a new usual scream, looked up, saw the guy. >> and went probably in his head. he's going to her house. another neighbor says she saw the skydiver coming down. it looked to me like the parachute was rep duis it was just ripped into pieces. >> and he was yelling and then people started coming out of the house smith says the skydiver first hit her neighbor's roof, then fell into their yard. it's like the whole wall lakesha co-host. >> just scary as she and her husband

it was the usual media circus with more than 2000 credentials issued for the event in phoenix, jason kelsey of the eagles travis kelsey of the chiefs will be the first brothers to play for opposite teams. the super bowl. we all remember the harbaughs brothers that coach the highlight was when their mom donna came out and she gave them both cookies here are the brothers kelsey, followed by some some of the best bites from opening night sides. do you have a point? mom probably likes travels where she keeps trying to hedge your bet and say she likes me now because i have kids, and that's a good way of kind of leveled the playing field to travel, but the baby always gets the love for mom. you can't tell my mom anything right now. she's absolute superstar jason kelsey is the epitome of the leader got him as my screen sample as fat batman. a lot of my family members are super excited for rihanna to go out there, and i think they were more excited for that, and than the super bowl for us and a couple of them boys. i love barbecue cheesesteaks aren't really good, though, so don't quote me on