>> we're out of time. thanks to nikki haley, jamie, tyrus, "fox news @ night" trace gallagher is next, i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in washington. >> trace: breaking tonight five weeks out from the midterm election, the white house scrambling to protect vulnerable democrats blaming big oil and vladamir putin as many motorists see prices spiking at the pump, all this as team biden sharpen attack against republicans over

abortion rights. what about the fight against deadly fentanyl overdoses and seattle residents pushing back for a homeless mega-plex, why many residents and business insiders feel under siege and illegally pushing crypto-currency is getting kim kardashian. chad pergram will explain later in the show. gas prices posing big political problems for democrats while white house threatens new restrictions. kevin corke has more.

>> kevin: president biden, you will recall, was quick to claim responsibility for falling gas prices after a summer of paying at the pump. many states are seeing soaring prices, the white house is saying, we're not to blame. >> is the president responsible for gas prices going up? >> so it is a lot more nuance than that, there has been pandemic and putin's war and putin's war has increased gas prices at the pump. >> kevin: triple a's national average sits just north of 380 a galleon, californians are getting pum belled averaging $6.40 a gallon. rising a dollar just last month. golden staters are not alone, white house has to admit, there is more work to do. >> we have never said that we

were done here, but we have seen, we have seen fastest decline in gasoline prices in over a decade because of what this president has done. >> arizona's lasco says this, make energy prices affordable again and john condition dee adding gas prices are on the rise again. i won't do it like he does it, america's gas reserve at a low, president is responsible for both. asked about restocking petroleum reserve, pete buttigieg, said it is out of his lane and reuters shows 40% of americans approve of job performance done by the president. trace, there are quite a few polls that have him lower than that. >> trace: yeah, and what prices

go down, his moves are dazzling and prices go up, that putin is more evilly by the day. >> kevin: dastardly putin. >> trace: supreme court decision that overturned roe v. wade. the senior national correspondent rich, has the latest. good evening. >>en it0 days from the dobbs decision and 35 days from the midterm election, president biden announced grants to family planning clinics and asked to approve $fort0 million for the clinics, reject republicans in the upcoming midterms. >> president biden: republicans are doubling down on extreme position with proposal for a national ban. even if you live in a state where extremist republican

officials aren't running the show, your right to choose will be at risk. >> in today's announcement education secretary cardona said he would remind universities they can't discriminate against a student that has had an abortion. mary miller wrote, the biden agenda for young students is castration. dozen states are caught up in lawsuits, democrats made abortion a case that intenseified after the court's decision and senator lindsey graham's decision to ban --

using abortion as issue to detract from the economy. trace. >> trace: let's dig deeper into this new white house initiative to protect abortion access and the biden administration assistance that president putin is still to blame for gas prices. republican marsha blackburn is here, thank you for joining us. i wonder if you think the president signing this initiative is effort to keep abortion alive for the midterm? this is the vice president, the president, followed by the secretary of education and i'll get your response on the backside, watch. >> president biden: one does not have to abandon faith to agree the government should not be making these decisions for the women of america. >> president biden: we'll not

sit by and let republicans enact extreme policy, to threaten access to basic healthcare. >> unt stereos need access to healthcare to thrive in school and life, that includes reproductive healthcare. >> trace: they keep trying to boost the issues. senator, it seems the issue is losing a bit of steam, your thoughts? >> indeed it has been losing some steam, because when people really the dobbs decision sends this back to the state to put in place reasonable restriction and regulations on the practice of abortion, the states will decide this and trace, when people hear that, they are like, okay, i thought this was a ban. also what they are realizing is democrats are the ones with the extremist position. they believe and have voted for the senate democrats have voted for a bill that would make

abortion available at any time, any place, up to the point of birth, sometimes even after birth and they think taxpayers should pay for this. and that is not where the american people are on this issue. this is why the democrats are not getting the bump they thought they would get. people are more concerned about what is happening with inflation, with crime, with drugs and with the border. >> trace: talk about inflation and rising prices and things they are paying for, gas prices all over the west in a lot of states are going back up and when the gas prices were going down, the president loves toic tacredit for the gas prices going down. when they go back up, that finger, all the blame goes back to putin. your thoughts. >> yes. well, and what we know is the white house wants to stay, this is a nuanced issue, there is

nothing nuanced about being intentional in what you are doing, day one declaring an yooen to the keystone pipeline, ending offshore, putting million acres in america off lease, ending fracking, drawing down strategic petroleum reserve to billion dollar barrels per day -- i mean million barrels per day, no plan to refill this, no plans. price going up and opec will vote tomorrow whether or not they want to limit production and we have to bear in mind, we have no leverage with opec, the opec nations combined are one of the top five holders of u.s. debts, we have no lfrj in this fight. >> trace: prices could go back up, one of the biggest rainbow

fentanyl bust in new york city history, laura has the news and we'll get your response on the other side. watch. >> trace, significant drug bust that happened last week being called the largest seizure of fentanyl pills to date in new york city. all which were ready to be distributed to dealers on the streets. >> this is deliberate and calculated, this is treacherous deception to market rainbow fentanyl like candy. >> drug enforcement new york division holding a press conference tuesday to announce arrest of a suspect caught trafficking the pills into the big apple. 15,000 pills were concealed in a big, yellow lego box, officials with d.e.a. warning about the brightly colored pills known as rainbow fentanyl. this bust is just part of the around the clock drug

enforcement task force, new york division of d.e.a. seized half mipion lethal pills in the last 15 weeks. >> trace: thank you, senator, back to you, this is crime, drugs, death and border security. 30 seconds, your final response. >> yes, indeed it is, coming across the border, 95% of fentanyl in the country is coming across the border in time for the holiday season, drug dealers are putting this candy-colored fentanyl out on the streets and we need 87,000 more border agents, not irs agents clean it up. >> trace: senator marsha blackburn, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it. >> good to join you, thank you. >> trace: homeless numbers in big cities across the country continue to rise. and neighbors are now pushing

back. senior correspondent dan springer is live in seattle, where the fight is underway. good evening. >> good evening, no doubt the 4000 residents of chinatown are angry and saying this is way too big of a huge homeless complex, it will make a bad crime situation a lot worse and they were left out of the decision. >> residents in chinatown protest everyday to block a megaof had plex homeless shelter on the edge of their neighborhood, part of a downtown area with rising crime and scores of addicted and mentally ill people. >> you go at night, and you see drug dealers and people actively doing drugs, back when heroin was a big deal, we'd see needles everywhere and collect needles

everyday. now fentanyl is on the rise and we see overdoses everyday. >> king county will add 50 tiny houses, 60-bed shelter. officials say there are 700 people living in the surrounding streets. >> downtown seattle for this shelter has more people experiencing unsheltered homelessness than any other part of the county. people want to stay in their community. >> this does attract problems, two years since this shelter opened, many have felt under siege, this vietnamese market is closing. >> we don't feel safe coming to work anymore. >> that market is far from

alone, there are many empty store fronts in that section of seattle, which was once thriving. >> trace: and businesses, heartbreaking for them, is this shelter a done deal, or do residents have a chance to block this thing? >> they are looking for a six-month moratorium, the county council says it is a done deal. we've seen other cities fight back and win, that happened in san francisco and new york city in march, not here in seattle. >> trace: a lot to be said about not fighting city hall. dan, thank you. first up in tonight's crime crisis round up. trial begins for darrell brooks. the judge seated a jury of 10 and removed eshg rattic brooks

to another courtroom after he repeatedly interrupted her. brooks is representing himself. in philadelphia, police looking for two men who got out of their minivan and shot another two men on bikes multiple times, leaving one victim in critical condition. the suspects fled. police say if you have information, give them a call. in new york, two masked men wandered into a deli in brooklyn, pulled out a gun, demanded money and stole personal items. burglary and larceny up over last year. several u.s. postal workers arrestd and charged with stealing credit cards and identities over several years and using them to defraud banks and retailers out of $1.3 million. they stole cards from people's mails issue used them to buy luxury goods and resold the goods online.

for insight on impact homeless has on the economy, bring in criminal defense attorney david bruno and mike sulen, thank you both for coming on. mike, you know seattle so well and i want to go back to what dan springer was talking about there. can you imagine how angry people are in chinatown, king county is ush approximating hundreds who are mentally ill into their neighborhoods, that have a reason to fight. >> it is knowledge traic, it is bureaucratically created crisis, which is a public safety homeless issue that is almost biblical in nature. this is the problem. just today, while they were rolling out this megaof had plex to the media, journalists jonathan cho, was barred from

entry. not only are they trying to hide this from the aizian community when the historic aspect of the cid international district, they won't allow journalists of asian decent to ask questions. >> trace: i asked dan springer, do they have a way to fight this? he said, like the old saying goes, it is tough to fight city hall, is that a fair assessment? >> it is and shows elections have consequences. when council says we've already voted on that, they are coming back on the election shortly and this is why it is important to get out to vote to get messages out for our political officials because they have to be

accountable when it is their time for an election. that is really the only revenue individuals have if they can't get them to turn around like san francisco and new york have already been able to do. >> you mention san francisco, east of san francisco to stockton, sacramento area, california has another serial killer, a state with a long list of serial killers. police believe this goes back 18 months, a man who shot seven, killed six of them and i'm wondering, david, most victims are hispanic, shot in dark places. do you believe when they say they don't have any evidence about this at all right now? your thoughts. >> we see grainy video right there, this is a difficult case to put together. and law enforcement have to have careful balance between release of information, as well as

keeping things tight in the investigation. oftentimes, keeping things tight later plays out in interrogations when detectives start to get people to talk for a suspect or a target and if they know things, it could easily help them prove cases. same time, doesn't look like much at this point they have to give to the public and it is important. >> trace: here is what they have, this is from the stockton police chief mcfadden and we'll get your reaction. >> the shootings are series of killings, we do believe we could have potential serial killer, that is how we will treat it as such. we don't know if it is a person or persons, we have no evidence that connects a person or persons to any incidents. >> trace: he is shooting one person every couple months here, your thoughts? >> it is an issue that ruled out two years ago from the defund

nonsense, which spiked -- and reality is cops care, but bottom line, we don't have enough cops on the streets to make the community feel safe, they are killing at random, they know mostly police have become rendered ineffective because of reform laws so naive in nature, gross overcorrection from the tragic george floyd murder, crime through the roof and can't recruit enough people and the community feels less safe and david is correct, we have to vote, this is how the silent majority turns this around, if not now, we will not turn this around, we have to act immediately. >> trace: university of washington, shooting four students, injured, not killed outside university of washington a block from campus and president of the university said no one should have to fear for

their safety, gun violence is a public health crisis. it is not just gun violence, it is across the board, in universities, all going up, 15 seconds for each of you. >> trace, you are correct, this is not an issue specifically with guns, this is a criminal crisis. we're now upholding criminals versus epiholding reasonable people that need to wake up so we can save what is left of our cities and the nation on public safety basis. >> trace: david. >> got to protect students from elementary too high school, school shootings are up, violence is up, as well, one of the most important things for people looking at schools and any university needs to protect unt stereos. >> trace: if they said there was massive crime increase around the university my kids go to

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>> trace: president biden will visit florida to witness the devastating aftermath of

hurricane ian. nate is live in fort myers with more on the dau daunting rescued recovery efforts. any light at the end of the tunnel? >> it will be years, especially in fort myers, before it resembles anything close to normal, so much work needs to be done. we were up in charlotte in englewood, riding with the national guard, people there are dealing with a lot. not quite as bad as they are dealing with in fort myers, this has been called ground zero issue as has governor desantis. it is disheartening to hear there is a looting problem, three of them are illegal immigrants. take a look at the mug shots, these two broke into a home in

bonita springs and stole golf clubs and alcohol, as well as lifting weights. the homeowner has a 20-foot sink hole to deal with and the sheriff had this message for anybody thinking about looting in lee county. >> my message has been crystal clear, don't make the fatal error of entering a person's home, you may walk in, very poor choice, you may walk in, you're going to be carried out. i'm not playing. >> trace, it is difficult to put into words devastation and destruction we're seeing at fort myers beach. we took this video this morning, so many people lost so much, of course many lost their lives and more have lost nearly everything they own. governor desantis was in fort myers today and had this message for the looters, especially

illegal immigrants who were arrested, listen to this. >> they try to loot and ransack in the aftermath of natural disaster, they should be prosecuted and sent back to their home country, they should not be here at all. >> trace, i asked the sheriff at the press conference if they have more active investigations into possible looting cases and he told me they did not and said it is not something lee county will tolerate, these people have enough to deal with. >> the governor made thisser cloo, president biden and governor desantis will meet face-to-face for the first time since the war on words about bussing illegal immigrantss. what do we expect? >> a lot of people will be studying body language, this is not eyeim time for politics.

governor desantis would agree, he wants to put people of florida first, it is opportunity for president biden to look presidential. november 8th just over a month away, we saw president obama get a boost when he visited new jersey with governor christi. see how warm he is received by the governor tomorrow. >> trace: on the eve of planned meeting between president biden and governor desantis in florida wednesday, let's debate the impact this politically charged encounter. bring in lesly marshall and project 21 co-chair horace cooper. lesly, we talked about this with nate, i think there will be dipl diplomacy, they will meet tomorrow and it will be democratic, i don't believe there will be a big hug, like with barack obama.

you you have the hug, there is ramifications because chris chr christie. when desantis is expected to be a leading republican contender issue but such meetings present political risk if either is seen as being too accommodating or warm to rival political leaders. your thoughtss? >> i think politics need to be put aside when you have a natural disaster, there are two sides of pol -- politicians, right? i don't think most of us vote for the name calling, and what do constituents ask for? we want to be safe and taken care of.

in the nation, one of the 50 states of constituency of the president, both will be diplomatic. governor desantis in the past has applauded president biden on couple occasions. when he had the condo clap collapse, he said he was very helpful. >> trace: politics is never put aside, you know that, somebody is always watching and whatever ron desantis does, they are watching everything that the president does and how this i think this goes and if they go head-to-head, somebody will use it against one or the other. your thoughts? >> first thing i would say good work is good politics, what i would say to the president, do your job. you are expected to oversee the

fema program and make sure when disaster like this occurs all of the american people understand and appreciate that you're going to see to it that the protections that are provided will occur. now when your vice president goes off script and makes statements that may imply that certain people if they are white, will not get support, you need to come out publicly and bat that down. this president has not done that. >> trace: you brought up the vice president, we'll go with that theme, the left is starting to turn on vice president kamala harris, you had bill maher saying they should kick her off the ticket. then "the daily show" do this, watch. >> when we watch the children of the -- >> we are united and we are

states. >> talking about significance of passage of time, significance of passage of time, when you think there is great significance to the passage of time. >> if is funny and because it isun iffy, it is damaging to the vice president and those who support her, your thoughts? >> i don't think it is damaging, i think bill maher and "the daily show" do not speak for me and the rest of the democratic party. to "the daily show," you said it, trace, it is funny, they are comedians and this is just an example, not all liberals go after and make fun of conservatives, they make fun of anybody they are going to get a laugh or ratings from and make money off of that bit. what do they want? they want a laugh? they got the laugh, tied it in with vep, coming up.

a lot of people thought this was funny, myself included. this is daily show getting good -- >> trace: nobody on the left is going after the left, these people are not going after the left, only after the right. when somebody goes after left, people take notice, your thoughts. >> let me make this observe agsz, this vice president would be in a kiddie pool standing in water that is two feet deep. she is unqualified for this job and the president of the united states should have made competence his first choice. it is finally refreshing to see there are some, a few, in the media, who are willing to mock it. comedy is downstream from where political reality is going to be. >> trace: i got to go, hershel

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already tweeting about his pending purchase and the app he is set to soon own. he wrote buying twitter is accelerant to creating x, the everything app. musk's lawyer confirmed they sent a letter to twitter explaining musk's intent to close on the transaction for $54.20 a share in total, $44 billion. for months, musk has been trying to back out of the deal due to his claims that twitter has misrepresented the amount of fake accounts or bots. musk claimed it was higher than twitter claimed and twitter sued and the trial was set to start in two weeks in delaware. with this letter filed with the sec, experts say the letter itself is pretty vague. >> i think at this point from twitter's perspective, it wants

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>> trace: kim kaird has to fork over fines. her plight highlights the debate over whether lawmakers should regulate digital currency, correspondent chad pergram has more. good evening. >> one thing to keep up with the kardashians, another thing to

keep up with crypto. >> lawmakers struggle to understand cryptocurrency and don't know if to write special rules to regulate crypto. >> i heard stories about people who invest in cryptocurrency and they lose everything. this is huge economic issue we should be paying more attention to. >> we have senators and members of the house that don't know how the internet works, it is hard for them to grasp some concepts when there are more basic items they don't understand. >> nft is a form of crypto. >> do you know what nonfungible

token is? >> you don't want me regulating it. >> no, exactly. >> exactly. if i don't know what the acronym is, i shouldn't. >> nft is encoded with rare code, giving it value. >> i think crypto, at basic point, looks and smells like a commodity like gold would. >> the securities exchange xhigsz regulate it if it is like a stock or bond. >> in the late 1990s it lacked the word internet, that shows how congress struggles to keep up with the kardashians or digital currency. trace. >> trace: thank you, if you haven't heard it yet, the latest skooby-doo movie will depict

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