caplyta can help you let in the lyte. ask your doctor about caplyta, from intra-cellular therapies. >> greg: we are out of time, thanks to jared kushner, great book! our studio audience! fox news at night with greg i amgreg gutfeld, i love y! ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i am mike emanuel in washington. break into ninth, new york state new york state attorney general letitia james is suing the trump organization over its business dealings and what she is calling the art of the steel, and before the president tells at sean hannity tonight, it's just a continuation of a long-running feud. >> she said we are going to get him, that's her whole campaign

was based on that. and then she came after us. we have been going over this for years. >> mike: president trump on "hannity" will show you what a former president has to say about the ongoing legal fight over the mar-a-lago document drama. and the white house explaining what president biden really meant when he said the pandemic is over, this is his covid-19 mandate suffers another legal setback. and on attacks with vladimir putin while seemingly offering another message on taiwan then he did a few days ago on "60 minutes." our panel is standing by live to break it all down. and 21-year-old lsu student alison rice laid to rest as police say they still don't have enough evidence to identify a suspect in her tragic shooting death. fox news investigates if this was more than just a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. but first, former president trump heading back hard tonight amid a slew of legal fights and that's where we start with chief breaking news

correspondent and a face we will see a lot more of, trace gallagher and our fox news room, good evening. >> the primary goal of the lawsuit appears to be a right to prevent the president from ever again owning a business in the state of new york. an attorney general letitia james believes that she can prove that he patted his network by billions of dollars in an effort to pay lower taxes and insurance premiums and give banks more favorable rates. the 222 lawsuit alleges more than 200 examples of misleading asset valuations including allegations that trump inflated the price of his apartment in trump tower and his mar-a-lago estate and palm beach. some legal experts called a civil lawsuit a long shot or an overreach and former federal attorney andy mccarthy says the case has something missing, watch. >> you know, the thing that you

expect to find in a massive fraud case is an array of victims. and one thing i think that is startling about this is that there are no victims identified. >> donald trump's attorney stated that "to the attorney general's office has exceeded its statuary authority by trying the transactions with absolutely no wrongdoing has taken place." tonight on "hannity" the former president called the case a continuing of the witch hunt and said that the new york attorney general is trying to protect banks that don't need protection because banks have this tendency to verify their assets. watch. >> it basically says to an institution, you have to go out and make sure that you get your appraisers and lawyers, everything, these are banks that have the best lawyers in the world, sean. this is the only -- by the way, they got payback. >> i'm remember along with letitia james lawsuit manhattan district attorney is working on

a parallel criminal investigation. he says that case is "active and ongoing," but experts think the odds of prosecution are dropping rapidly. especially considering that bragg allowed a grand jury to disband without filing any charges at all. >> mike: for those that missed the news today, trace was the news today, our bosses naming him of the permanent anchor of "fox news @ night" and have had the pleasure of working with him since 1997 and on breaking news he is a world-class journalist and a great guy, congratulations, my friend. >> thank you, mike, very much appreciated. it's been you will see a lot more of him soon. breaking tonight federal appeals court a temporary win over trump in the materials used in last month's raid on mar-a-lago, the 11th circuit ruling this evening and that the justice department can regain access to about 100 classified documents that florida district judge eileen penn had brought them from using as a part of a criminal probe.

three-judge panel stating "we decide only the question presented at the united states has established it is entitled to a state of the district court order to the extent that it one requires the government to submit for their special masters review the documents with classification markings and it two, it joins the united states from using that subset of documents in a criminal investigation. we conclude that it has." interesting to note that two of the three judges on the 11th circuit panel that signed off on the order are trump appointees and the third was picked by former president barack obama. let's get some expert insight tonight into the latest legal jeopardy facing the former president from formal frederick federal prosecutor joseph moreno and john yoo, gentlemen, welcome. >> great to be with you. speak to the federal appeals court to lifting a hold on the justice department's ability to use classified records taken from former president trump's

mar-a-lago home. joe, how big of a development is that? >> it is significant, mike, not a great break for president trump, but not a great surprise either. the 11th circuit basically said, look, we are not that impressed with the former president's arguments that he declassified these records and in any event we don't really care so much because it is not disputed. this is government property. we are giving it back to the government for them to use as part of their investigation. so it is a small misstep i would say, but on the declassification point, that is something that could be a problem, because for president trump's case largely hinging on his effort that he declassified these efforts and the at the 11th circuit they were not too oppressed. >> mike: how do you assess tonight's development? >> i think there is one more setback for the trump team and this has not been a good legal day for them by any means, the main problem is that the appeals

court, the 11th circuit said that the justice department is allowed to continue a criminal investigation into president trump's handling of the documents. that is a really important thing, because what the district judge tried to do was say you could look at the documents to see whether national security has been harmed, but i am warning you to stop any criminal investigation using these classified documents. and they said that the district judge went too far by inferring in doj operations. this is significant because it recognizes that president trump might be on the hook criminally here because of the mishandling of the classified documents. and it allows the justice to use tools at its disposal to keep that investigation going. >> mike: to the legal issues in new york, former president trump offering his reaction to sean hannity ton tonight. >> i actually thought that they would never bring a case and she brought it. and of the impression that she wanted to settle, but i had a problem, because how do you pay

something even if it is a small amount of money if you are not guilty? this was just a continuation of a witch hunt that began when i came down the escalator at trump tower. >> it was a 220 page civil lawsuit and how damaging is it, joe? >> mike, there's a lot going on with former president trump right now and he has some exposure and some of these different cases that are out there. this is not one of them come of this case, i've heard analysts say during the day that this case is a stretch. i would go third or an say it is absurd. and if i were still in new york or i would be furious as a taxpayer that the attorney general's office spent three years investigating donald trump based on a campaign promise by the attorney general back when she ran in 2018 which itself is a terrible precedent to set and this is the best they came up with. it's not impressive at all. >> mike: here is letitia james sounding pretty anti-trump. >> i look forward to going into

the office of attorney general every day, suing him, defending your rights and then going home. >> i say one name donald trump, that should motivate you. >> will you sue him for us? >> i will definitely sue him. you will know my name pers personally. >> mike: sounds pretty personal, john, how do you see the civil lawsuit? >> i think unlike the last suit we talked about where donald trump's vulnerability is increasing, gary think this may be the most vulnerable you will ever be on this lawsuit to the day the announcement goes and then as time proceeds it is going to be less and less, so i agree with john on that point, one other thing that can be attacked as the attorney general's neutrality and impartiality, she campaigned on prosecuting one person, that's a dangerous precedent. another thing that worries me is to ask if president trump had never been president, would new york and its attorney general have ever investigated him for any of this

before? that makes it seem like he is being punished and singled out because he was a president who happen to be popular in new york, do we want to set that precedent for future presidents? >> mike: two covid mandates, striking down a mandate from the biden administration the required staffers at headstart child care facility is to be vaccinated and to wear masks, joe, what about that one. >> mike, we are seeing a pattern. this administration is perfectly happy to take the authority congress has granted it and stretching it to the breaking point. we saw last summer with the eviction moratorium that was struck down by the supreme court. we saw the travel ban, the travel mask mandate struck down earlier this year and now we see this with a head start case and i fully expect the student loan forgiveness will probably be vulnerable in court to this administration has to realize it cannot take these emergency powers and play games with what is not a pandemic at the moment and expect that no one is ever going to challenge it. it so i'm glad to see the judiciary pushing back and

saying, hey, there's a limit how far you can go. >> mike: almost out of time, john, comment on this one? >> i would say it is not clear which administration is in charge, president biden on tv this week stating that pandemic is over, but in court his lawyers are still arguing emergency continues and the courts are listening to president biden and not his lawyers. >> mike: joe, john, thank you for your analysis tonight. >> thanks, mike. >> thanks, mike have a great night. >> mike: as for the current administration, operation cleanup continuing around president biden's united nations stage wednesday with the state of the pandemic, and the u.s. policy on taiwan and much more. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, mike, a lot to get to tonight. president biden putting president putin of russia on notice at a speech of the u.n. general assembly calling the war on ukraine a brutal needless war and saying that the country has violated the quartets of the u.n. charter.

>> mass graves uncovered in israel, bodies according to those that have escalated showing signs of torture. this war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state, plain and simple. and ukraine's right to exist as a people. whoever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not -- that should make your blood run cold. >> mike: this as potent rates the spectrum of the conflict at the westin called up 300,000 reserve soldiers. that something that white house officials say really shows that mr. vladimir putin is fighting on his back foot. >> it is a sign that if he knows he is struggling. we are talking about this for a while, but that poor unit cohesion and position in the

ranks, soldiers not wanting to fight. this is evidence that he now knows just how decimated his military forces are and how he needs to shore them up. >> mike: meanwhile the white house continues its clean up after the president unilaterally declared the pandemic over on "60 minutes" sunday. >> when he made those comments he was walking through the detroit car show, the halls of the detroit car show, and we have to remember the last time that they had held that event was three years ago. >> mike: not sure what one had to do with the other. in the meantime and other vaccine mandate to feed for the administration like you alluded to in the previous segment after a federal judge in louisiana said an order requiring teachers, contractors, and volunteers in head be fully vaccinated is unconstitutional. judge doughty, a trump appointee riding although vaccines serve

the public interest, the liberty interest of individuals mandated to take the covid-19 vaccine outweigh any interest generated by the mandatory administration. a vaccines. no question about at the administration will likely appeal that ruling. in the meantime the president highlighted the consequences of the invasion in that speech at the u.n. on the world's food supply, mike, pledging to .000000000 dollars in food security aide to address the shortage is caused by the war. it is said devastating shortage over there and said that we all should do better. >> mike: kevin corke live in d.c., we will see you in a bit. >> yes, sir. >> mike: so much news coming out of the white house it time to debate what happened and what message president biden incense to the world with his address at the united nations. let's bring in the cofounder of the rural voter institute isaac wright and vice chairman of the american first policy institute frag flights, gentlemen,

welcome. >> great to be here. >> mike: he spent a lot of time at the u.n. going after russia and vladimir putin by name. >> permanent member of the security council invaded its neighbor and attempted to raise the sovereign state from the map, russia has shamelessly violated the court tenant of the charter. president putin has made over nuclear threats. >> mike: fred, was that effective? >> no, i don't think it was effective. i don't disagree with what joe biden said, but the challenge is to end the war and to get putin to de-escalate and pull out, and get a settlement, this will put them in the other direction. this is an opportunity for joe biden to push for a massive international effort to bring about an negotiated settlement, i think that joe biden thinks the billions of dollars of military aid we are providing to ukraine will continue

indefinitely or maybe he is going to lose. maybe he will lose, but i am worried this will be an extended war which will result in ukraine being destroyed for attrition and russian missiles, and i think that it was at a missed opportunity. >> mike: asking like a desperate guy, what you make of the president's effort at the u.n. today? >> he did what the world needed which was to rally support and steadfastness against a madman in the kremlin who has his back against the wall because of his own military failures and is now threatening the world with tactical nuclear arms or worse, this is a time when we have to stand up. we can't simply step in and negotiate away parts of a sovereign nation invaded by a madman in order to reach a false peace. we have to stand up and stand with the ukraine to stop this invasion. to stand up for democracy and freedom across the world. because if vladimir putin can

threaten freedom in ukraine, he can threaten it anywhere around the world. joe biden stood up for american values today on the world stage. >> mike: the president also spent some time on the u.s. rivalry with china, let's play it. >> let me be direct about the competition between the united states and china, as we manage shifting geopolitical trends, the united states will conduct itself as a reasonable leader, we do not seek conflict. we do not seek a cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. >> mike: should he have been tougher with beijing, fred? >> china is not a competitor, it is an adversary. it is an existential threat to freedom around the world to our security and economy and joe biden is playing down the threat from china not facing up to the severe human rights violations in china. i think that to the leaders in beijing must have been laughing themselves silly that they were getting away with such a soft

treatment by the present and in the united states after what they are doing in the south china sea, flying planes over taiwan lanning to invade. i was stunned at the soft treatment joe biden gave to china. >> mike: what do you make of russia and china skipping the speech? >> i think they skipped this speech because you have seen russia step away from these security councils and its role to bring peace and instead engage in these awful tactics in the ukraine that include human rights violations and vladimir putin vladimir putin is a war criminal. china has expressed their disapproval recently of russia's invasion of ukraine and where the world as an right now we need them as an ally to help rain in russia, and i think that the u.s. government and this administration has to strongly look at a speaker of the house in taiwan for the first time in decades and i think that the chinese government knows where we stand on the issues in the south china sea and i think that

joe biden did an excellent job of trying to bring china along as part of a coalition to reign in which russia is doing right now. >> mike: to inflation here is chase ceo jamie dimon on capitol hill. >> but since then we have spent a total fiscal spending has been $6 trillion, 30% of the gdp which is bigger than any time in history other than world war ii. they are taking the right action to reverse it, but i don't think you can spend $6 trillion and not expect inflation. >> mike: raising rates again by another .75 percentage points, nearly out of time but i want to get both of you guys a chance here. fred, you first. >> reducing the money supply this way will help with the real focus, it is reducing government spending and ending the biden administration's war on fossil fuel and gas elation cars, as long as we have this problem we are not queen to be able to stop inflation and stop the likely beginnings of a very serious recession.

>> mike: isaac, final word to you. >> vladimir putin's and invasion of the ukraine upset global energy supplies, this is a problem at his doorstep. this is part of the reason why we have to stand strong as a country with ukraine and resolve it. the fed may be dosing now it seems like painful medicine now, but i've been on this program before where we all do crime the threat that inflation was to america, we should stand up with the economist at the fed who are helping to try to use every tool in the toolbox to fight inflation and make our economy better in the long run. >> mike: isaac wright, fred fleitz, thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >> mike: a newly released report from the homeland security department inspector general concludes the border patrol did not always assign migrants and alien registration number before they were released into the u.s. the report says it was an effort to speed up processing and move migrants out of overcrowded facilities as fast as possible.

the number allows immigration officials and law enforcement to track and locate a migrants immigration file for a complete history of immigration encounters that contains critical documents such as immigration reform, agent narratives of apprehension and record checks experts say it would be difficult to find a migrants after release who does not want to be found if there is no such number. the house has passed legislation to overhaul the rules of a result of a presidential election to bipartisan legislation making its way through the senate. it would overhaul an 1800 error statute known as the electoral count to act ii that governs along with u.s. constitution how states in congress certifying lectors and declaring presidential election winners. it is a reaction to the events following the 2020 election and former president trump's contention that he actually won. is this yankee stadium scrum fair or foul? and a brand-new look at a

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♪ ♪ >> mike: per stop in tonight's viral video, check out this huge shelf cloud hovering above wells county indiana today. there were severe thunderstorm warnings for the area and no mention from the national weather service about cloud shaped like a giant alien spaceship. come on, dude. the fda taken the time to mourn tiktok users that it's very unsafe to cook chicken doused in cold medicine. that had to be said? who thought that recipe was okay? looks nasty. even just inhaling the products of vapors while cooking could cause high levels of the drug to enter your body, so in other

words avoid tiktok challenges. new york yankee fans that that includes me diving head first for a chance to grab the air and judges 60th home run ball, the babe ruth tying homer sailed into the left field bleachers tuesday night where eventually a 20-year-old fan came out of the scrum with the souvenir ball. the fan gave the ball to aaron judge after the game, nice job in exchange for signs and team apparel and a photo. this sea line ends far from the sea in the video out of victoria, australia, it was found 30 kilometers or about 18 miles inland on a dairy farm where it likely came across a herd of cows for the first time. the farmer who took the video said that it has been a complete mystery how the sea lion got there. well, now this. here's a video of goats standing on sheep. there's not much else to the story. the nashville zoo sharing the video that shows multiple goats

either standing on the same sheep or different ones, it's unclear if this is normal, goat/sheep behavior, but we like it just the same here at "fox news @ night." and finally, nasa's james webb telescope is a gift that keeps on giving. these newly released images show an unprecedented infrared view of neptune complete with its rings and giving us a new look at the planet for this from the sun, sorry, pluto, in 1989 and voyager two was the first and only space probe to fly past the space giants, hit me up at @foxnewsnight on social media. all right, kevin corke joins us once more and you have traveled all over the country all 50 states and are here to tell us tonight the most hated states in america. let's go. >> i love this story, no denying that some people really, and i mean really dislike, not just their state but other states

too, but really hate where they live apparently, and the lack of job opportunities, high cost of living or lack of recreation. some states just do not stack up but america's most hated state takes work and the folks it is as if he added that has come up with a formula to help us all figure out the greatest state in america and if you live in the great state of illinois, the land of lincoln, sorry to tell you but you are in america's most hated state followed by new jersey, sorry, mike. sorry. new york, i lived in murray hill, i love new york, but what can i say. west virginia is for lovers, but apparently also hated, california number five i have heard a lot of people hate kelly. massachusetts, went to school there. we have nicknames for massachusetts, folks. i loved living there and i really did. and in michigan, they hate it, mississippi, connecticut, and

kentucky. >> born in new york and raised in new jersey i think it is misunderstood. what they all have in common is high-tech sails, so maybe that's a reason that people hate those places. >> about 25% of the people that actually live in illinois say they hate their state. it's the worst state, california has the most hated state in nine other states if you can believe it. alaskans in case you are wondering they have a lot of pride, 77% of alaskans love their state like nothing else and no state across the country hates colorado. and i understand why, mountains, prairies, lakes, rivers, rabbits, sand dunes, i could go on a fact, let me share you about the least hated states according to the survey, colorado, utah, montana, idaho, minnesota, new hampshire and maine. and i want to leave you with this, i know that you are one of the nicest guys out there, but

people admit that you are atypical when it comes to new jersey, come on. >> mike: i think that people in jersey are very direct, you know where you stand, but if you go to my hometown, exit 135 in new jersey a lot of nice folks there. >> a couple of really good bytes in new jersey and it takes a while to warm, but once you are a friend, your friend for life. >> mike: amen, brother, thank you, kevin. so a family looking for answers in the shooting death of an lsu student, a focus on america's crime crisis next. but first a quick look at your thursday forecast a bit closer at fox weather. >> i am meteorologist nick coaster and here is here fox weather thursday forecast. we will keep the threat for rain right through the four corners region even still as that moisture is going to continue to stream off the pacific, meanwhile it's going to be less hot across the central plains, thank goodness with a few storms

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♪ ♪ >> mike: first up in tonight's "crime crisis round up" off-duty chicago police officer was shot in the face tuesday afternoon during a road rage incident. to the suspect back to his car into the officer's vehicle and got out and started shooting. as the suspects fled the scene he crashed into two police squad cars, officers fired, but he managed to escape, the officer was hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> sir, wire throwing feces at people? do you need help? the city is how offering help. >> mike: a homeless man has

become known to locals for in public it, yucca, accused by a restaurant owner of throwing a bag of feces into a work vehicle caught on tape. that business owner saying he has not had any luck with the city of los angeles about getting the man removed. >> law enforcement makes it very clear that they are not going to write citations. they are not going to arrest people for crimes like public, public, littering, trespassing, assault without a weapon, they just are not going to do anything about it. >> mike: texas rangers are investigating a shooting that injured three at the tri state fair in amarillo, texas, this week. according to the potter county sheriff's office it began as a fight and then when deputies intervened a man pulled out a gun and started shooting. a deputy firefighter among the injured, a suspect is in custody. >> i let the dog out and stayed inside my house. i went upstairs just for a little bit. i heard my dogs going crazy. i was hoping that it was just

people walking their dogs outside of the park, but like i said within 15 seconds she was gone. >> mike: a resident described the moment that she realized her french bulldog zoe was stolen from her backyard while she was home. the incident caught on security camera shows one of the two suspects in the backyard. the french bulldog still being targeted by thieves due to its price and rise in popularity. police in baton rouge, louisiana don't have enough evidence to identify a suspect in the shooting death of 21-year-old lsu student alison rice. she was found early friday morning in a bullets wheeled car stopped at a railroad crossing. senior correspondent laura ingle is taking a closer look at this case tonight. good evening. >> heartbreaking moments for those who loved allison rice as hundreds gathered for the murdered young woman's funeral. mourners packed at st. john the

evangelist capital church in peterborough for the funeral mass celebrating the lsu senior, shot to death in downtown baton rouge last friday. a small comfort for her father who tells fox news digital that he is grateful she wasn't struck in the face so he could see her one last time. rice was murdered around 2:20 friday morning as she sat in her car waiting at a railroad crossing and what law enforcement has called a random act. a makeshift memorial at the murder scene marks the place where the 21-year-old marketing student who was described by so many including her boss at a local restaurant as loving, kind, and ambitious was killed. >> she had such a bright future. she had an internship set up. she was so excited the last time she was here. >> sharing these photos with fox and tells us that their friends and family have been working on replacing the cross to honor at the scene of her murder after

the original one made by her parents and friends with out the photo on it was stolen. they plan to hang the new one higher up on the telephone pole so that no one can reach it. this shooting has brought attention to baton rouge's urging murder rate according to fbi data in 2019 the city had the six highest homicide rate per capita in the country. law enforcement and the baton rouge mayor's office have been tight-lipped about the investigation releasing very few details about the case. however baton rouge's police chief did confirm to us that there will be a press conference thursday to update the public on the investigation. laura ingle, fox news. >> mike: with america's crime crisis representing a major vulnerability for democrats in november as midterms, house majority leader says that in just a few hours lawmakers will continue to debate on a set of bills to bolster a law enforcement heading into the fall. chad pergram has that story

tonight from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> mike, inflation and the economy rank as the top subjects which where you ahead of this false moon terms. but crime rivals pocketbook issues. republicans on the uptake on democrats. republicans want to remind voters about the mantra to defund the police. the g.o.p. says that progressive prosecutors coddle criminals. >> this has been an intentional strategic campaign from the far left now americans are being robbed and carjacked, assaulted and murdered. >> moderate abba gable stan berger of virginia is one of the most vulnerable facing reelection and is chastised about the funding and the police and once more money to train police. >> i grew up in a law-enforcement family and for me the sacrifice and uncertainty that comes with the sorts of commitment to service is one that i am always, always going to be grateful for. >> house democrats promised to pass bills to beef up support

for the police and defang the defund the police mantra as a liability. but those efforts are stymied. if republicans believe democratic inaction is the is issue. >> i'm shocked that our democratic colleagues don't see what they want to see. that it is obvious across america running at ramp it rates. >> saying they defunded the police and a covid bill last year, democrats take aim at the g.o.p. >> it will be nice if the other side were cooperating more on that, unfortunately we are faced with a republican party that is calling on us to defund the fbi and we think that is crazy. to speak of the debate on both sides is laced with an election year politics. >> both are trying to go to the extremes to instill fear, to threaten voters, to make them fearful of the other side. and bring back the advantage of them in novembers web. >> if the election is about abortion and threats to democracy that helps democrats,

but in the election about inflation in crime boosts republicans. mike. >> mike: chad pergram on capitol hill, thanks a lot. undocumented migrants can now fly for a covid relief funds in washwashington state and parenty their son was duped into taking a history course that taught crt, sounds like a lightning round with talk show radio host jason rantz next. worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't.

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>> mike: critics are ripping the washington state disbarred her set up for illegal immigrants with this unprecedented $340 million outlay with the man in the pacific northwest, kate eth seattle talk radio host jason rantz as we kick off the lightning round, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> mike: from the washington covid-19 relief on website it is to to apply no information goes to the government and the public charge rule should not apply, all payments made as grants and classified as relief under the irs and should not count as taxable income, so taxpayers are on the hook for illegal immigrants? >> yes, federal taxes as well as washington state taxes and i want people to understand that government workers were fired for not getting vaccinated and they were deemed ineligible for

unemployment. you have people under our system who are not receiving their unemployment for a year and so now the slap in the face is we are just giving away hundreds of millions of dollars to illegal immigrants. we are not giving them to asylum-seekers or refugees or dock our recipients, this is specifically for illegal immigrants and it's exactly why we see a flood of migrants at the border, we are giving folks a reason to come into this couny illegally and we are rewarding them for it. >> mike: let's talk seattle crime, robbery set up 30%, violent crime 32%, aggravated assault 33%, how does that work for the folks in seattle? >> it's not working out for the good works -- folks of seattle, there is a causal relationship with all of the defunding. all of that blm movement and all of the policies that came along with it have led to this rise in crime. you see policy after policy after policy just beyond the

defunding coming up drug legalization and a ban on the vehicular pursuit in almost every instance. and bad guys, they are degenerates, but they understand what the law is and they take advantage of it and we are seeing it happen not just in seattle, but all across the country. >> mike: los angeles is struggling, robbery up 19.6%, aggravated assault up 3.1%, violent crime of 5.1%. burghley up 15.1%, motor vehicle theft up 15.8%, numbers are according to the l.a.p.d., different city, same issues, jason. >> exactly and i think that you can say there is a causal link, that is not just happen in republican run cities, and not in the democrat cities that rejected the defund movement. i have just written news over this. now go through the west coast cities because it is l.a., san francisco, portland, seattle and you are seeing a time and time again. and we can write the script and

rather than actually back away from these policies in a lot of instances it feels like they are either double or dribbling down. and i think that until people take this seriously on the ground and make political changes he will not see anything different and that's obviously why republicans are making a big deal out of this particular issue going into the midterms. >> mike: then there is bellevue high school and washington and it is the colonizing u.s. history class, what is the rest of the story there? >> here's the story, that they sign up for u.s. american history and it was the colonizing history that is told through a critical race theory lens and is left-wing propaganda and is said that it will cause students to experience discomfort and uses the text of the socialistic extremist so this is obviously not your traditional history course and had these parents not checked and actually looked at the syllabus they would have been duped into taking this course,

the principal says that the student has to take it or he does not actually graduate, so now they are forced to take a history course outside of the district just so that this kid can graduate. and kudos to the parents, that's a wake-up call to make sure that you are double checking everything that gets in front of your kid and the curriculum, because we are seeing a lot of this happened not just in washington, but across the country. >> mike: and your status washington, let's hope they don't change the name. had jason rantz, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mike: some good news before we say good night, lancaster county, south carolina firefighters are being hailed as heroes after rescuing an 8-year-old boy who got himself stuck in a cave. the boy had been playing when he became wedged between the rocks. firefighters were able to reach him crawling 50 feet through the tight space to free him all while keeping him calm and injured, great job by them. so a good night from washington,

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