Social media platforms have a responsibility to not help 'facilitate crimes': Patrick Morrisey
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey discusses drug cartels using social media to recruit drug smugglers, the drug crisis and concerns regarding 'rainbow' fentanyl as Halloween nears.
US must remember China 'is not our friend': Rep. Chris Stewart
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, discusses China's threat to the U.S. judicial system and Republicans' plan to bring down inflation.
Parochial schools gaining popularity following COVID-19's impact on education
Children's Scholarship Fund president Darla Romfo breaks down how the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the flaws in America's public school system on 'The Evening Edit.'
California doing everything they can to 'enhance' the impact of wildfires: Stephen Schork
Schork Group Principal Stephen Schork discusses California's war on fossil fuels and the state's infrastructure that fails to support its politicians climate efforts.
Miranda Devine: 'No way' Biden runs for a second term
NY Post columnist Miranda Devine discusses Biden addressing concerns about his fitness for office and the New York gubernatorial race.
Tomas Philipson: Health care policy is 'most damaging' issue not discussed by economists
Former Acting Council of Economic Advisers Chair Tomas Philipson and Breitbart economics and finance editor John Carney argue Biden's agenda is shrinking U.S. economic growth.
China is on a 'timeline' to take over Taiwan: Kirk Lippold
Former USS Cole commander Kirk Lippold weighs in on whether China's military is catching up to U.S. capabilities.
Big cities' soft-on-crime 'experiment' must come to an end: Gianno Caldwell
Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell says Democrats' policies encourage more criminal activity.
John Schneider slams 'narcissistic' Hollywood's dismissal of 'patriotism, independent thought'
Actor and director John Schneider details his new film 'To Die For,' and criticizes Hollywood only caring about its pocketbooks.
Sense of 'lawlessness' in Philadelphia: Dave Magrogan
Restauranteur Dave Magrogan discusses the rise in rampant crime and weak laws in the City of Brotherly Love on 'Varney & Co.'
El Paso Council member calls for federal assistance of managing illegal immigrants
El Paso City Council member Claudia Rodriguez discusses the border crisis, and the bussing of migrants on 'Varney & Co.'
Stuart Varney: Biden is dragging down his own party
FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues Biden is 'trapped' and 'can't completely disappear' from the midterm campaign trail.
Truth Social CEO voices support for Kanye West’s Parler acquisition: ‘Absolutely necessary’ for free speech
Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes argues Kanye West's acquisition of Parler contributes to a "free and open internet" that's "parallel" to Big Tech companies like Amazon and Twitter.
Border crisis will continue to have 'detrimental impact' on US: AG Ken Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses Biden's immigration policies, probing top banks over ESG practices and why he's suing the tech titan, Google.
Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes on Kanye West buying Parler: ‘Absolutely necessary’ for free speech
Truth Social CEO and former California Rep. Devin Nunes discusses Igor Danchenko being acquitted and Kanye West’s acquisition of social platform Parler.
Biden snaps at reporter when asked about his light midterm campaign schedule
Rep. David Kustoff, R-Tenn., discusses the Democrats' priorities as the midterm election nears, voters' economic concerns and Biden continuously tapping the the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Southwest Florida real estate market rebounds in wake of Hurricane Ian
GOP strategist Ford O'Connell and real estate analyst Erin Sykes share how Floridians are responding and rebuilding their state in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian on 'The Evening Edit.'
Rep. Ashley Hinson: Southern border crisis is 'ending up in our backyards'
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson urges the Biden administration to prioritize the situation along America's southern border on 'The Evening Edit.'
Biden tapping Strategic Petroleum Reserve puts US in a 'very precarious position': Mike Sommers
American Petroleum Institute president and CEO Mike Sommers says the Biden administration talks 'out of both sides of its mouth' on U.S. oil production.
Crime is hurting New York City economically: Ray Kelly
Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discusses the impact of the crime spike in New York City and migrant housing in the Big Apple on 'Mornings with Maria.'