>> we are out of time. thank you shannon bream! our studio audience! "fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next! i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america! >> trace: thank you, greg, hello, everyone and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ and breaking tonight, a juvenile suspect now in custody at riley north carolina after allegedly shooting and killing five people including an off-duty police officer. it appears the shooting happened in the neighborhood near a park. the shooting comes on the same day a florida jury who says a

man who killed four people will not face the death penalty. the jury made the decision after the families of the victims pleaded for the shooter not to see another day. in moments we have can't miss reaction from the man who prosecuted the killer who executed 12 people in a colorado movie theater. pastor robert jeffords tells us what the bible says about the death penalty. plus, new york attorney letitia james made a name for herself going after former president trump and now she's on the hot seat. of republicans accusing her of leaking tax filings from the political nonprofit. we will tell you why attorney general merrick garland is facing new calls to the ag under the microscope. following the warning that saudi arabia will face consequences for teaming up with russia, delma cutting oil production, they are now punching back.

suggesting the president's playing politics are urging oil producing nations not to cut production until after midterms. but we begin tonight in north carolina where at least five are dead, two wounded, and a suspect finally in custody. ashley strohmier has the breaking information p.r. go what we know exactly? >> police have a suspect in custody. the mayor said a man with a long gun started shooting on a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. officers blocked off streets and surrounded the neighborhood and an hour long manhunt well telling residents to shelter in place. 8:00 p.m. the mayor said that the suspects contained but it wasn't until two hours later he was described as in custody. the officer was transported to the hospital but has since been released. another person remains in critical condition.

mayor speaking to the community regarding the violence. >> we have to wake up. i don't want other mayors standing here at the podium with their hearts breaking because people in their community died today. needlessly and tragically. >> this is the 25th mash rating of 2022 according to the associated press mass killings database. governor roy cooper speaking out on the violence tonight. speak of the nightmare of every community has come to raleigh. this is a senseless, horrific, and infuriating act of violence. >> right now there has been no mention of a motive in the age and identity of the suspect hasn't been released, but law enforcement says we can expect more information to come out in the morning. >> trace: we will get back to

you as the new brakes. ashley lived for us in new york. another mass shooting that gripped of the country as a florida jury has recommended a sentencing of life imprisonment the possibility of parole for parkland high school shooter nicholas kruse who murdered 17 people in february of 2018. the jury could not come to a unanimous decision on the death penalty. as you can only imagine, the jury decision in the case left the families of those that were killed outraged and many legal experts also stunned. let's bring in the man who prosecuted the colorado movie theater shooter and fox news contributor robert jeffords the pastor at first baptist church. i want to play the sound because it's compelling and from a father of one of the victims at parkland saying this about the verdict. >> in prison, i hope and pray he receives the kind of mercy from

prisoners that he showed to my daughter and the 16 others. he is going to go to prison and he will die in prison. i will be waiting to read the news on that. he should have received the death sentence today. >> doesn't seem to be any forgiveness pastor and you have said that you think the bible actually supports the death penalty. it explained for us. >> i want to be clear, justice was not served by the sentence and that's not my opinion, that is god's opinion. genesis 9:6, we had the command about civilization and its about capital punishment. whoever sheds a man's blood by a man, his blood shall be shed. for man is made in the image of god. god is saying life is so sacred, he who takes it should pay the ultimate penalty. if god's given government the power of the sword to exact

wrath against evildoers. i know the argument instead capital punishment isn't a deterrent to crime, well maybe if we executed criminals more quickly, frequently, publicly it would be. when you execute a murderer, you have deterred him from forever committing another crime. >> trace: it's interesting to me to say that you're stunned by the verdict and you prosecuted the shooter in the aurora theater shooting. i would think that you would not be surprised by this. why are you stunned? >> a couple different things. one, or case really had significant and long-term document and mental health issues. we knew it's going to be a hurdle and we got within one juror here. this is not a colorado jury, it's a florida jury on a case involving 14 students and three teachers while premedicated c

case. he didn't seem what they put up was the kind of mitigation that would not be outweighed by aggravation. the real question here is is this the act of a single juror or two or six or all 12? that's the part of the story we do not know yet. >> trace: that's a fair assessment and we want to put it on the screen because this is a gallup poll back in october last year talking about the penalty and it says 54% are in favor of it and 43% not in favor of. picking up on what you are saying is the concept that some of the jurors believed in kind of buying into the narrative from the defense that in fact nicholas cruz had some childhood issues he had to deal with. does not change the perspective at all sir? >> we all had childhood issues that we had to deal with, but that is no excuse and i heard the mental illness argument. anybody who does what nicholas cruz did has to be mentally ill, but that's no excuse.

so civilization and country we have to decide whether we will follow god's way or a man's way. what we are doing right now is certainly not a curve in crime, we are seeing the incidents more and more and i think it's time to start dealing with that god's way and that's by instituting and practicing capital punishment. >> trace: what do you do to fight this? you are in this so you know better than anybody, is there a new strategy, is there something or is this kind of the way of the future? you just plain mental illness, some kind of childhood adversity. if the jury kind of plays on that. what's a new strategy? puck >> i don't no if there's a new strategy, i've heard people talk about like should we go to nonunanimous verdicts for death? other procedures we should put in place and should they be involved in supreme court's? i believe it should be very difficult for the machinery of government to be started to take the life of a citizen but i

don't think it should be impossible to do that. i think it's rapidly what we are approaching and i don't think any of the employed array now is facing the death penalty for having murdered nearly two, three, four, five people are going to rush to the local prosecutor and say the dude that killed 17 got life. how do you put a needle in my client for a third of that? that's a real issue. >> it's a real president when you kill 17 and going to prison for life with 15 seconds to wrap us up. pastor. >> justice was not meted out today but it will be meted out someday. that's why the word of god says don't seek your own vengeance, leave room for the wrath of god, vengeance is mine. i will repay it, says the lord. >> trace: pastor, gentlemen, thank you for coming on and we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you, trace. ♪ ♪ >> trace: meantime, first up

into nights crime crisis round up, two more police officers killed in bristol, connecticut, after apparently being lowered to the scene on purpose by a fake 911 call. it happened last night and according to state police the hail of gunfire was captured by a nearby camera. [gunfire] >> trace: one neighbor said the scene was like a war zone. officers made a heart writing procession escorting the bodies of their fallen comrades. the national fraternal order of police tweeted since monday 12 police officers have been shot and that does not include the two shot tonight in north carolina. if the f.o.p. goes on to say "the spewing of anti-police writer i by some political and media figures as well as the failed policies of rogue prosecutor and judges are placing our officers in greater danger. this culture of lawlessness must stop."

in los angeles, a man stabbed an 82-year-old victim. sitting in a taco bell near his wheelchair. the suspect struck him in the neck and shoulder before fleeing the scene. the victim was rushed to the hospital and is slowly making a recovery. also in l.a., scary footage capturing in broad daylight kidnapping of a 14-year-old waving at passing cars but the suspect kept his arm around her before forcing her into a bathroom and assaulting her. her alleged attacker is arrested and held on a $1 million bail. a bizarre discovery at the border where authorities found 44 pounds of liquid meth inside 136 inside four pumpkins varied customs and border protection sees the drugs which were worth the estimated $400,000. if new york, what began as a verbal argument quickly became physical. a first between two women and then later a man. beating one of the woman with an

expandable baton. the company made off with some of the victim's belongings and now wanted for robbery be arco another day and shooting in philadelphia when two men opened fire on the victim as he tried to get in his car and hit the victim twice in the back and the suspects got away and the silver sedan and now wanted for aggravated assault. all of it comes as the well loved convenience store wawa notes disclosing two of the stories because of safety and security challenges among other factors. last month this video of teens mod robbing one filly wawa, it went viral. while on the subject of crime, the "fox news @ night" common sense department reminds us that joe biden has come a long way concerning his views on crime. back in 1994, then senator joe biden the chair of the judiciary committee was a big supporter of the crime bill which expanded the at death penalty and cracked down from everything on gangs, crimes,

immigration, and sex offense as well. now president biden lands departed in americans with federal convictions for possessing marijuana. part in the common sense department for pointing out that nobody is in federal prison for possessing marijuana or as a country's first drugs bill bennett tells us nobody goes to prison for smoking weed. the only jail time for marijuana charges is for those who play down on more serious crimes. a common sense noticed most polls, crime is issue number two behind inflation and crime explodes in seattle, portland, philly, dozens of other big fillies and midsize fillies, the response to crime is topic one. if bill clinton offered a solution that appeared to work then and begin a new support now which is more police on the streets, more criminals behind bars. it makes sense. breaking tonight, a group of new york lawmakers is calling

merrick garland to investigate letitia james accusing the office of leaking the donor list of nikki haley's political nonprofit. matt finn doing a little bit of breaking on this and joining us live with more. good evening. >> good evening, the six new york republicans insist the leak of nikki haley's nonprofits tax documents jeopardizes the legal protections of all nonprofits and they also say the leaks set a dangerous president arguing the democratic attorney general leak them as a political weapon. the six new york republican u.s. representatives are asking attorney general merrick garland to investigate the leak of the nikki haley nonprofit stand for america. at 2019 tax filings including a donor list. the list appears to have a stamp on it from democratic new york attorney letitia james office suggesting that's where the leak came from. the filings were leaked by politico in august after given the documents by the watchdog group that didn't reveal where

he got it from. the republicans rode to the attorney general that they have a distinct concern over the potential illegal publication of private donors. writing in part the doj must investigate the malicious delivery of a stand for america donor information by the new york attorney general's office to an outside politically aligned organization to protect the safety and privacy of all nonprofit organizations registered in new york. stand for america founded by nikki haley and described as a nonprofit that promotes public policies. new york attorney general letitia james received it scrutiny over which cases they choose to prosecute and which ones they do not most recently obviously president trump. >> trace: i have a feeling this will get a lot of late tomorrow. matt finn, we will see you later. there's been a bit of back-and-forth between the u.s. and saudi arabia mostly because

the recent decision to cut oil production. white house correspondent kevin corke live with more on this. good evening. >> good evening, it's not quite winter here in the u.s. but there is a diplomatic chill in the air between washington and re-out. white house continues to reevaluate its ties to the kingdom. the rift born out of the opec oil cut says helped russia. trying to spin or deflect with the facts are simple. the world's rallying behind ukraine and combating russian aggression. they knew the cut would increase russian revenues. that is the wrong direction. it led to more than just fractured ties, it's actually become a midterm issue. suggesting the biden white house

came in the summer asking them to cutting production. a charge that the white host rejects. meanwhile, president by the making remarks about infrastructure going to a familiar playbook blaming the past administration which has been out of office going on for two years now, for inflation. mr. biden warning if republicans plan, inflation's going get worse. this is a "wall street journal" editorial today accuse the white house of posturing saying the transition to clean energy was flawed. that's why we are all suffering. >> trace: wait for it, inflation. it is their fault. kevin corke, live for us in d.c. in their last action as a special commission members of the january 6th committee looking to subpoena president trump who responded

immediately on the social media platform. if why didn't the u.s. on select committee asked me to testify months ago and why did they wait until the very end? final moments of their last meeting. i talked with legal experts andy mccarthy on america reports about the very question earlier today. watch. >> there seems to be a little bit of political theater as the house is likely to flip and the midterms. the subpoenas unlikely to go anywhere. there is a bit of planned obsolescence to say well, we were about to subpoena the president and they shut us down. this is the last hearing and they're not going to have another hearing, they will run out of time. trump will not testify. >> the two republicans on the committee, liz cheney as you know got primary and lost in the g.o.p. is expected to retake control of the house in january. a more dramatic testimony in the

trial of the russian national accused of lying to the fbi as part of the special counsel john durham's investigation into the origins of the probe. democratic operative charles dolan on the stand admitting to lying about the source of supposedly inside information relating to problems within a 26 campaign. the information that wound up in the infamous steele dossier intended to take down then republican nominee donald trump. you feel like you have to tip everyone everywhere you go right? when they swing the touch screen tablet around why, many americans say tipping has reached a tipping point. plus, don't blink. you might miss it. did you catch that lightning bolt before it hit the ground and exploded? today's best viral videos coming up in a bit. ♪ ♪ ups!

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♪ ♪ >> trace: media critics alleging the mainstream outlet seem to be pushing a certain agenda and how they're covering some of the candidates in the midterm elections. a fox media analyst howard kurtz taking a closer look to nine. >> it shameful for you to attack me appeared >> j.d. vance is one of the latest republican nominees backed by donald trump to be slammed by "the new york times." the paper admitted it was old news reported last year by the insider but the ohio senate candidate started a nonprofit that fizzled after raising little money. the piece ran two days before the debate with democrat. >> i wasn't going to start a big nonprofit like j.d. vance's.

>> it absolutely helped people. to >> the pennsylvania senate race, and bc ran a column by an animal rights activist saying that dr. causes research over 21 years at columbia university involved killing more than 300 dogs, 31 pigs, and 661 rabbits and rodents. what was a mention? animal research for medicine is required by law. to >> the ridiculous accusations offered up 20 years ago and dishonest then are equally dishonest now. >> only found minor violations leading to a $2,000 fine for columbia yet because who said he wasn't in the operating room and never heard any indication of mistreatment has been depicted as a heartless puppy killer. the times pounced on doug mastery i know pencil pennsylvania gubernatorial cand. >> you grew up in a privilege neighborhoods and attended one of the most privileged and elite

schools. >> do seem to be a dog whistle because shapiro -- of the school in question was a jewish school. >> despite substantial evidence from "the daily beast" and "new york times." it my credit nominees receiving comparable national media scrutiny starting to happen with the appointed john fetterman is an open question. >> trace: thank you, now flip the switch and turn on the "fox news @ night" spot like on the medium with the president beverly holberg. as always we've got highlights and low lights of the news coverage and thank you for joining us. starting with yours because i love it. this is from a member of the british parliament whose name was rob ruiz. he was questioning a pfizer executive about the vaccine and then they'd then concerned that the vaccine was never tested to

see if it would actually prevent transmission of covid. he posed this quoting here, it removes the entire legal basis for the covid passport. the kovic of a passport that led to many institutional discriminations as people lost access to essential parts of society. i find it to be shocking and even criminal. pfizer responded saying that we never tested it to see if it would give you covid or a nod or prevent you from getting covid. that was the whole point. tens of thousands of people lost their jobs and you weren't allowed to go anywhere unless he could prove that you could prevent their getting and spreading of covid. that's the vaccine and your thoughts? >> yeah, people were either called grandma killers and ostracized from society for having questions about the vaccine. this is my media high because the information was nonsense pressed by social media and we saw it circulated and we saw broadcast news covering it.

so i'm so thankful for robert ruiz for asking the question and finally getting to the bottom of it. it's two years too late but i'm hoping that it'll point to the information of not censoring questions people have and the importance of the media to hold government officials accou accountable. >> trace: it's phenomenal and i want to go to your high. this is nbc correspondent burns in her interview with john fetterman. she says that he was having trouble understanding small talk in need of the questions to be closed-captioned. we will get your response. >> walk me through why we need the closed captioning and how it works. >> it's really just how things happen because sometimes i will hear things in a way that is not perfectly clear. i use captioning. i'm able to see what you're saying on on in captioning. >> we did find that in small talk before the interview without captioning it seemed it

was difficult for john fetterman to understand our conversation. >> trace: and she was questioned by the way from savannah guthrie and called out by savannah guthrie for what she was reporting there. your thoughts? >> yeah, i thought that was particularly interesting, but the reason it's the media highlight of the week because she's doing what the liberal media are refusing to do. she sat down with john fetterman for an in person interview and he's done a few interviews before with stephanie rolle and lawrence o'donnell did of msnbc but they have been taped and remote so you really are not sure about what's going on and how much is edited. other than the fact she didn't press him on abortion, she really pinned him down about his fitness physically and mentally to be a senator from the great state of pennsylvania and one of the closest races on the map. if she's tough on him as well i think we can chalk that up as a big media win. >> let's face it, she was being

honest. both of the lows are the same story, it's tosha burns being trashed by her media colleagues. we will get both of your responses. >> we are talking about an interview and what it might mean to voters but there has been a very visceral reaction to what's happening with the journalists. >> this journalist has become part of the story. she made a comment and it wasn't clear that john fetterman was understanding our conversation. with that, loss of journalists who have interviewed john fetterman unleashed on her. >> i thought it was inappropriate that she said during small talk before our interview. >> maybe it's her. >> talking about the left eating their own. this is unbelievable. you said something about the democratic candidate and i don't care who you are, they'll come for you. >> yeah, the one crime you can't

commit is holding a democrat accountable. if you make them look bad, all of a sudden you're a bad actor appeared she's accused of bad journalistic ethics and may be her small talk was not good small talk and that's why he didn't understand. typically a journalist in the scenario who's able to expose some things that a campaign hasn't been willing to do so, usually the journalist is called brave, it's lifted up my again unless you were lifting up the democrat for the right reasons and not for the wrong reasons, this is the type of treatment you get buried but i'm glad she's holding her ground and standing up for her. >> trace: if i went and interviewed some of the and noticed something and reported what i noticed in one of my colleagues. there'd be pushback. final thoughts? >> i think the media blowback has been incredible. it's the ap buzzfeed, "the new york times," the vehicle, "the washington post" a few of the outlets that have gone after a period to her credit, nbc has stood by her.

i cannot take credit for the line but i haven't seen the media circle the around a story since "the new york post" on hunter biden. >> trace: it's been a while. curtis beverly, thank you both. paypal is now backtracking on a proposed miss information find but the backlash is growing. that's coming out. in an update on last nights foul moment during the padres-dodgers doctor's playoff game. today's best viral videos are next. ♪ ♪ aspen dental was built around your life. so come on in, no matter how long it's been. we're not just on your corner... we're in your corner. with smarter, more affordable care. that'll bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life.

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♪ ♪ >> trace: first up and ton tonight's viral videos. in the eighth inning of last night's padres-dodgers division series, the foul was a foul on the infield. a goose getting chased by the grounds crew. behind second base then during the pitching change the grounds

crew wrapped in the goose and a towel taking it off the field. the dodgers by the way confirming the goose has been cooked. kidding, it was safely released. dramatic body cam footage showing a hiker rescued after being trapped by a boulder the size of a refrigerator. crews had to maneuver to a clipped side and navigates the heavy winds. the hiker suffered injuries to his leg but we are told that he will be fine. we told you earlier do not blink or he will miss this, that's no joke. the video capturing the moment a bolt of lightning struck recently in florida digging up dirt and leaving a charred scar on the ground. storms recently came throughout the area but again nobody was hurt. >> walking with the exoskeleton makes you feel like you have an

extra skip in your step. >> trace: look at this, smart people at stanford university in california are testing a robotic boots that would help the wearer walk with increased speed while preserving energy. the boots have a motor that kind of works with calf muscles to give an extra push with every step. researchers say the device could be used for people with mobility issues who need assistance in that capacity or struggle with muscle weakness. if a doorbell camera caught the moment wednesday night when a fireball bolted across the night sky of the pacific northwest. at the shooting star was likely a space rock. though no sonic booms were reported in the area. apparently not a very large space rock. finally, giant pumpkins do not stand a chance against the elephants. at today's the 24th annual squishing of the squash. the oregon zoo. the family of asian elephants crushing and then munching on

the large gourds weighing between 300-800 pounds. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up at trace gallagher or "fox news @ night" on social media. while the recent update to paypal's user agreement is raising eyebrows tonight for suggesting the company could take $2500 from users who promote so-called misinformation. paypal tells "fox news @ night" the language was never meant to be part of the policy. but it's not the first time that paypal faced pressure from the left to combat misinformation. progressives called on the company to actually ban users they deemed were spreading covid misinformation, like the vaccine was tested for covid. more on this, let's bring in it accountability project mike davis. i went up put this up and this is the paypal statement to fox news saying the acceptable

use policy noticed recently an error that went out that paypal's not finding people for misinformation and the language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. we are sorry for the confusion that this has caused. cohen's as we pointed out because the democrats had asked them to do something similar not too far back. your thoughts? >> paypal is the second largest consumer payments company on the planet behind american express. bigger than visa and mastercard. the lawyers did not review this on the executives did not review this combat have to be in error they'll have a change of policy and they'll find their users $2500 for misinformation. complete nonsense. >> trace: when you talk about the owners on the executives that did not catch this. the former paypal president

david marcus who knows the company, he thought the policy was legit and he tweeted the following, it is hard for me to openly criticize the company i used to love and gave so much to peer at about paypal's new aup goes against everything i believe in. a private company now gets to decide to take your money if you say something they disagree with. if he knows the company and kind of makes this a little bit more sketchy when they walk it back. >> yeah, paypal's becoming the google of consumer payments and it's becoming walk. as we see with big tech, they're willing to use the market power to crush competition and shutter small businesses, cancel conservatives and others with whom they disagree. it's a dangerous path and not only does the left want to deplatform conservatives are from the online public square, they want to now d bank conservatives and take away their money. >> trace: we should note that

paypal apparently has a user agreement on hatred and intolerance. defined by whom exactly? >> i've been kicked off twitter five times for hatred and every time i go raise heck on fox nes and in congress, they say it's a mistake. i criticize brian at cnn, i criticize president biden's immigration policy. i criticize blm's violence and that is considered hatred according to the walk left. that would get me $12,500 in fines if i were on paypal. >> trace: to think those things were all legit. great to see you as always and thank you for coming on. coming up, you call it to inflation and why many people are fed up with the constant request for tips. if made so easy by the touchscreen tablets they flip around and face you and then stare at you as your marking don your tip. next. ♪ ♪

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>> trace: one of the senate races running surprisingly close less than four weeks ahead of them in terms in washington state and that's where the incumbent patty murray is facing a fierce challenge for our next guest's g.o.p. challenger tiffany smiley. thank you for coming on and i

want to put the real clear politics numbers on the screen because depending on the poll year anywhere from 7, 9 points down and yet analysts after analysts say that patty murray is "vulnerable." there seems to be a movement afoot in washington state. >> yes there is and it's exciting because there it's not just about washington state it's about the country. washington states facing some of the highest grocery and gas prices, crime prices and education crisis. it's clear that we need to turn crisis in the hope in washington state and the country. i've been at this for 18 months and i've been in all 39 counties in washington state listening to the voters i washington state. there is absolutely a movement going on in washington and it's time for change and new leadership. i was 11 years old when

senator was first elected and i'd like to say that we are better off but we are not. everywhere i go, democrats, independents, republicans, talking to all of them in washington state and they are ready for the government to deliver solutions. have a positive effect on their life. >> you keep pushing the crime thing and the economy thing and you did it with a campaign ad in front of the boarded up starbucks and close down starbucks. you had patty murray who did a similar thing in front of an open coffee shop as if to say no problem here and crime in seattle. that's the deal is that they've got to really dismiss the whole crime inflation thing. >> which is unfortunate because that's really a slap in the face to the voters of washington state who are enduring the highest crime we've had in 30 years in the highest homicide rates. it's having an effect on the small businesses that are spending hundreds of thousands and some millions of dollars for

security. the livelihood quality of life in washington state and the safety of our kids. everywhere we go there's a crisis and in fact are hospitals most recently had a shortage of blood. our campaign hosted a blood drive to bolster that supply. there's a solution and it's called fully fund the police and then sure they have every reason they need to protect our small businesses right here in washington state. patty murray it's a slap in the face because i'm telling the truth and i'm holding patty murray accountable for her failed policies. >> trace: i'm curious, three weeks left before the midterms and i'm wondering how do you close the gap? what is the elixir to closing the gap in that short amount of time? >> we need money and anybody can help support us across the country. it's about america. we have to turn this around and we've got no other in the country country. join us in the fight and we will

continue to share our message across the airwaves. we will be out all over washington state meeting with the voters and anyone can join us in this fight. it's time to retire 30-year entrenched democrat rubber stamp for joe biden and that's absolutely destroying our comcountry before our eyes. >> trace: there's a lot of people who are frustrated. thank you for coming on and we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: in the meantime, matt finn is back for the night cap to talk about something we deal with these days. a tip request on touchscreen tablets. i went to a concert and you go up and i got a t-shirt and they flip the thing around like $60 for a t-shirt and you've got the tip them for a t-shirt? not like 10% or 50%, 25%, 20%, i'm not tipping you for a t-shirt. >> people in the service industry work hard and you and i would agree.

the machines make it convenient but it seems like they are starting at 18% going all the way to 25% plus. sometimes you feel guilt trip door like -- if you feel justified to give less because historically aren't tips based on performance or how well someone served you? >> trace: they go okay, mr. gallagher, they flip the thing around and they don't just go away. now they just sit there. and they flip it back around and they look at it and look at you like. esther gallagher is a little cheap this week >> i think people in the service industry will give you great service or a great dining experience, you feel great giving someone a great tip but sometimes if someone hands you a t-shirt like i don't know you earned this tip and it makes you question who gets tips when and where. i think it would be great if there were hotel rooms where you can tip a housekeeping because you don't have cash in your

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