>> greg: we are out of time, thank you caitlyn jenner, jamie lissow, kat timpf, tyrus, our studio audience, i'm greg gutfeld, "fox news @ night" is next i love you. >> trace: welcome to america's latest news, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, six days from the election and president biden decided to alienate half the country by going after republicans for voting against democracy and refusing to accept election results except his own press secretary has a history of doing just that, steve hilton is

here live with reaction. the latest fox news poll shall republicans making big gains in several key states even g.o.p. underdogs are closing the gap like in michigan where tutor dixon is on the heels of embattled governor gretchen whitmer. she's here live to make her case. the city council in washington, d.c., will vote on whether to rain on your parade by decriminalizing public and watering down sentencing guidelines for violent crimes. we begin with president biden staying off the campaign trail and choosing to divide the country instead. the white house correspondent kevin corke's live in the nation's capital with a report on this. >> the president wanted americans had of the midterms that win or lose, mega-republicans are indeed a threat to democracy. >> extreme mega republicans question not only the legitimacy

of past elections but elections being held now and into the future. this element of the republican party which is a minority of that party as i said earlier but it's it's driving force is trying to succeed where they failed in 2020. >> door marks coming at the once beautiful mouse at union station here in washington, while he called out the former president for his so-called election denying he didn't say a word about democrats like hillary clinton or stacey abrams, both of whom repeatedly complained about election losses, they blamed the russians and everybody else, abrams hasn't even conceded. while he suggested that voting red as a threat to democracy, recent polls suggest most americans are to buying it especially with inflation at nearly 40 year highs, food and fuel prices, to say nothing of the crime wave battering cities from coast to coast.

in our latest fox news survey, 89% of voters said they were extremely concerned about inflation and higher prices which is why most experts are predicting a capitol hill sweep of republicans, we will find out if that's true this time next week. >> trace: back to you a bit later on, thank you for more on the president vilifying mega republicans whispering in the host of the next revolution, steven hilton. i don't know if you saw the speech tonight but i was astonished, he took 23 minutes he came out and he shredded republicans saying a vote for a republican is a vote against democracy and a vote against the future of the country. who is giving him advice on this stuff? >> that's what's so pitiful about this they wheel him out to mumble his way through another one of these preposterous, divisive ramps. even if you take it for it self

on the arguments he laid out there, it's just ludicrous. he's so far gone he is now trying to argue the definition of democracy is voting democrat. that's the exact opposite of democracy, it's totalitarianism. exactly as you are pointing out, even on the specifics they lay out there, they are as guilty on many of these points, hillary clinton just the other day already saying that the 2024 election will be stolen and going further into it, they are constantly doing things that undermine democracy whether it's the gerrymandering may engage in or more recently going around the constitution to get his half trillion dollar election bribe at the student loan forgiveness, the really sad thing is they think this is their closing arguments for the election, they are so out of touch. they can't actually engage with the real consequences of their policies on things that actually affect people's lives on the

economy, crime, the border come all those things, they are running away from that, trying to change the subject but it absolutely won't work it's so patently ridiculous. >> he spent a lot of the speech talking about election deniers, i want to play a sound bite from today and we will finish the rest after that, watch. >> the president will continue to call attention to the threats to democratic integrity and public safety posed by those who deny the documented truth about election results and those who seek to undermine public faith in our system of government. >> trace: did you hear those who deny the documented truth? let me go back now to 2016 where she tweeted this "stolen emails, stolen drones, stolen election, welcome to the world of unprecedented trump. she said courting on twitter reminder brian kemp stole the gubernatorial election from

georgians and stacey abrams -- the hypocrisy is neck-deep, maybe a little higher. >> it's amazing and they are totally shameless about it that's the other thing. they ignore this stuff on and on they go, spouting all of this claptrap when they themselves engage in it when it suits them politically. the other thing i want to point out, he thinks he's got this clever phrased with this jibber jabber that he keeps coming out with it's been so devalued of all that stuff. the hilarious thing in california he may have noticed this as well. and democrat races where you have two democrats against each other in the system they have here in california you have democrats calling other democrats extremist candidates, keweenaw and extremists, the whole thing is such a joke and reminds us again that what they're going to be punished for is the actual reality of their record and the consequences of their policies.

all this other stuff is distraction and deflection. and people are going to ignore it. >> trace: in los angeles the city council is all democrats and they can't stand each other calling each other racist names and you think the democrats in california, it's all there are the democrats in california can't stand the other democrats. i want to play this, this is about the network coverage of republicans before the midterms. the media research center says in a study of 115 election stories from abc, nbc and cbs they found that 87% treated republicans negatively despite the fact that party controls neither the white house nor the chamber, nor any chamber of congress in 2018 former president donald trump was a key feature, this year tv news put coverage of president joe biden and his policies back in the basement kind of like 2020. your final thoughts on this. >> exactly because they know the truth hurts the democrats. they actually cover the issues if they did a fair job of saying

what do the democrats do, at the national level and at the state and local level what are their policies? these far left policies actually incremented and what are the results? it's an incredibly clear test of that in these two years. they implemented their agenda and we can see the results of a disaster on every front. inflation, no mortgage rates and interest rates going up, the response more crisis, energy a total disaster, on and on it goes. that's because they bought into the extremism of their activists wanted to come implement at the agenda, it was a total failure, they got nothing else to talk about and the media is helping them in trying to distract everyone with all this nonsense about democracy. >> trace: i found it kind of amusing today when the white house put out that tweet -- listen, you can thank me for that increase in social security and then they thought that is inflation and they quietly just took it down. it's always great to see you, thank you for coming on.

the very latest polling data shows last week debates between pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman and mehmet oz disinfect matter too many pennsylvania voters in one of the closest contests in the country the new survey finds that 51% of registered voters in the keystone state say the debate is a factor in their vote and that group favors at dr. oz by over 20 points among the nearly half of saying it is not a factor, john fetterman is preferred by 30 points. >> a lot of numbers with this most recent poll but on many levels this race is still so close appears to only be getting closer. among those surveyed if they were voting right now 45% go with john fetterman while 42 go with oz to go when you look back at joe biden look how much ground oz has gained, he's up by 6%, voters are asked if they are

concerned over john fetterman's health. only 23%, now 39% are 58% are not concerned fresh off that recent debate. >> i thought it was a bad situation for mr. federman. i didn't think he should be put in that situation. he probably should've dropped out of the race when he had the stroke. >> i think it's a concern of course but i think a lot of times in these situations it's the lesser of two evils. i have to go with what i think is going to be best and i still think that is fetterman. >> trace: the other close senate race we are watching is in georgia and when you look at the numbers for folks who are voting right now, raphael warnock and herschel walker are separated by one percentage point but beyond personalities and policy when it comes to the issues, inflation is still top of mind. >> i'm looking at the economy,

it's more of the policy. the economy definitely is the most important point right now in my mind. >> be on the economy and inflation the second most important issue among those voting in the georgia senate race is abortion. >> trace: in michigan it is the governor's race that is coming right down to the wire with incumbent gretchen whitmer facing a fierce challenge from our next guest republican gubernatorial candidate joins us now live. thank you so much for coming on i want to put these numbers on the board. this is the real clear politics average. it has governor whitmer up by about 3.4%. this is big, you have close the gap on this dramatically, now we are getting low on time. six days away what is the strategy in the closing days to move this thing closer? >> we had her come out to the debate and she had a poor performance it helped us quite a

bit. the next five days we are going to be on the ground talking to the media and make sure we get our voice out there make sure we get our message out there, we are on a bus to her right now we are seeing great crowds. the hundreds of people show up everywhere we go. we are bringing back education, michigan is in the bottom ten in the nation. piggyback education making sure we have safe cities and reducing regulation for businesses to expand and grow in the state of michigan. speed when you talk about education i know you have gone after governor whitmer for saying the schools were only closed for three months. we know that's not true but it appears in michigan there wasn't a lot of media pushback, not a lot of media pushback nati nationally. is that something that surprises you? >> in the state of michigan the media is all in the bag for gretchen whitmer. it's a very frustrating situation for us but we are pushing back and it's interesting because even if the media is not pushing this across the state of michigan parents and students alike are shocked

that she would say this and it's a reminder of that time when we were constantly locked down and told to turn in our neighbor, people had that moment where they saw her on tv lying again and said wow, this is not what we want for the next four years. for us the people on the ground actually heard it but she has the democrat machine coming in. we need all the help we can get, help us fight the democrat machine. >> trace: i want to bring this up because as "the wall street journal" talking about white suburban women, they say white suburban women that group the poster said makes up 20% of the electorate shifted 26 percentage points away from democrats since the journal's august poll and now favors the g.o.p. by 15 percentage points. that is a huge swing in a very short amount of time and some say maybe it's because of the economy or maybe it's because of crime and a lot of people say you know what it's because of? it's the schools, the schools

being closed and those mama bear's tired of their kids being left out. >> absolutely we have students that missed major milestones. it's not just that it's somebody's radical teachings in schools that parents have pushed back on and it states like my state, gretchen whitmer has refused to talk about whether or not she would protect schools from radical teachings. we want to have a florida style bill in the state of michigan to prevent gender talk and gretchen whitmer will not acknowledge parents are concerned about this, they are mocking parents say we don't want these overt sexualized books in our schools i believe that's why a lot of moms -- it's not just moms, we are seeing fathers in traditional democratic areas coming out and saying we are turning to republicans we want to make sure our kids are safe. >> trace: i got to go here but i know the michigan chamber of commerce finally to mount and endorsed you. does that help you at all?

>> it signals to other businesses they have faith in my business plan to reduce regulations by 40% in the first four years to help economic development of the state of michigan. they have seen us encouraging businesses, they know i have a background in steel and i'm going to be able to get it done. >> trace: six days left, best of luck to you. breaking tonight campaign republican senate eight candidate said the candidate was assaulted democratic incumbent maggie hassan prior to the debate and individual in the crowd gathered outside attempted to punch the general and was quickly apprehended and arrested to. we are grateful to the quick response from law enforcement on the scene. a campaign advisor adds that he was slightly grazed but not hurt by the punch. washington, d.c., city council laying the groundwork for a massive overhaul of its criminal

code which includes watered-down sentencing guidelines were most violent crimes, it would also lower penalties for crimes like carjacking which has sparked nearly 27% since 2021 that's according to the latest figures but even the city's progressive mayor has signaled she is not 100% on board saying it would decriminalize public nuisances like public. >> what it definitely should not do is make this community less safe. >> with those adjustments i'm raising is issues if they haven't been adjusted, there will be implications to community members, to our city as a result of that and i don't think it's going to be good implications. >> back a few years ago when those on the left thought it would be a great idea to defund the police to get rid of cash bail, most people said it would lead to more crime and most people were right. the fox news at night common sense department has a sneaking suspicion the washington, d.c.,

council we told you about was not among most people because they are about to vote on a massive change to its criminal code that would reduce penalties for things like carjacking, robberies and burglaries on top of that the move would get rid of mandatory minimum sentences so if you do the math in your head reducing penalties and abolishing minimum sentences often means you have a whole bunch of burglars, robbers, and carjackers running around free to commit more robberies, burglaries and carjackings and if you are wondering exactly how they intend to punish the offender's, here is an example. say you commit a burglary in d.c. if the person and the house knows you are there, then you would be in some trouble but if the resident doesn't realize you are there, maybe they're watching tv or sleeping, and the penalty would way down. how can you punish when the homeowner didn't mean didn't even know they were in danger. this criminal code would decriminalize public, makes

common sense because if you are a burglar in the homeowner knows you are there you might need to rot and you might need to go and it would be ridiculous to have the burglary charges dropped only to end up paying a fine. coming up we told you last night how the biden administration is reportedly working with big tech to police what they call misinformation. missouri attorney general eric schmidt joins us live on what he is doing to protect your free speech. a boozy beverage that could be a hit at your holiday parties. and a paraglider's weekly adventure becomes a life-saving mission, the days best viral videos next.

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south florida was enjoying his sunday morning when he spotted a woman in distress shouting for help after her car became submerged in a canal. the paraglider and a nearby resident were able to use ropes to pull the woman to safety. >> it happened so quick it didn't register for anybody what was happening, it just went from being smooth sailing to all of a sudden just smoked. >> trace: a passenger on a recent delta air lines flight talks about a scene from your worst nightmare suddenly smoke fills the cabin of the plane heading for los angeles from atlanta airport made an emergency landing in albuquerque and nobody was hurt. turns out smoke from burning oil came into the cabin after an engine went out. drivers on the colorado highway were going nowhere after -- you can see why a herd of elk decided to take their precious time crossing the street, stopping traffic in both directions. the man who took the video says the animals migrate through his

town quite often. apparently looking for rolling christmas ornaments. if you have a viral video to share hit me up at "fox news @ night" on social media. ♪ ♪ >> for more in the breaking information about the biden administration's ongoing efforts to censor social media platforms even after the termination of the so-called disinformation board missouri attorney general eric schmidt joins us for more on this. the lawsuit he filed back in mesa the government was colluding with big tech to suppress free speech and it looks like they are still doing it. >> absolutely it's important to take a step back and remember the first amendment is the beating heart of our constitution. we believe that you are born with certain rights and speak your mind happens to be one of them. the government has no business

censoring that speech, the government doesn't outsource that activity private actors like facebook and twitter and other social media platforms, that's what's been happening and that's what we have covered in this lawsuit. it's a bath censorship enterprise and here's what we know so far from the documents that have been revealed. there were weekly meetings between the government, high-ranking officials in the administration with these social media platforms to talk about what they needed to censor. text messages from high-ranking facebook officials to the surgeon general of the united states saying we took that down we deplatforms that person, what else can we do? a special portal with the government from these social media platforms to collude and coordinate with government to censor. they were balking at our attempts to get the senior white house officials but a judge in ten days ago agreed to allow us to depose the likes of anthony fauci, jen psaki, fbi agent involved potentially in the hunter biden laptop story. we are going to continue to dig

and this reaches the highest levels of government, it's scary. >> trace: i want to stop you there because what you have described is the fascinating part -- what they are actually focusing on. we are talking about covid you mentioned dr. fauci, talking about racial justice the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. they are censoring all these topics and things that did not go very well for them. >> look at covid-19, this was all about power and control and it explains why the national school board association was working with the department of justice to weaponize the fbi to go after parents. they were trying to shut down any kind of dissent and that is scary, those are soviet style tactics that have no business in the united states of america and that's what this lawsuit is covering. we are going to keep going, we are going to keep digging and it's the first time anybody has ever had a chance to look under the hood. >> trace: is the secured

government reporting system does that concern you? the administration almost in real time can flag facebook and instagram account that they disagree with? speak of this communication to somebody at instagram who said on it, that was the reply. jen psaki in the press briefing room was bragging about how they were flagging information for facebook they weren't hiding this. now we have uncovered and saw how far-reaching this is, covering a bunch of different topics, this was all about power and control in the government punishing dissent which are not allowed to do. >> trace: orwellian is overused but it's a great word to describe what's happening. >> absolutely, you have this ministry of truth, it was nuts. it was beyond just the label of that that was revealed in that hearing. it's across a bunch of different

agencies, gets into the white house we are going to see exactly how far it goes with this lawsuit. >> trace: attorney general eric schmidt running for senate, best of luck to you and thanks for coming on. coming up a 50-year-old mystery solved tonight when a murder victim known only as the lady of the dunes finally identified, plus remember when teachers union president randi weingarten champion to pandemic related school closures? now she wants to declare a pandemic amnesty. a lot of people wondering where is the accountability. next. could become a family tradition? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ ♪ after a disaster, you don't just want something new,

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october, police are still looking for two additional suspects. shocking video out of michigan when michigan state spartans ganged up on a couple of michigan players after the loss of the wolverines -- eight of those players have now been suspended, police are investigating the postgame brawl and those players could face criminal charges. in chicago a man who supposedly ran out of candy on halloween started giving trick-or-treaters gummy bears in old marijuana packets, one dad said he could smell the lead in his 4-year-old's candy, please charge the suspect with five counts of child endangerment. nearly 50 years after her death the fbi has identified the victim of a grisly cape cod murder and authorities are asking for the public's help in solving a cold case from 1974. the senior correspondent laura ingle has the latest.

>> it took nearly 50 years but investigators in massachusetts have caught their break in naming the oldest unidentified homicide victim in the state after her partially dismembered body was found along the beach in july of 1974. authorities say investigative genealogy experts compared her dna to samples in a genealogy database and that ultimately was the key to unlocking the mystery. >> this is a unique method that can generate new leads for unsolved homicides as well as help identify unknown victims. >> it has been one of massachusetts most famous unsolved murders and now the lady of the dunes has a name. ruth marie terry of tennessee she was just 37 years old when she was killed, her partially dismembered body was found at the cape cod national seashore in provincetown massachusetts. her family receive notification of her death monday according to fbi agents who say they hope her identity will lead them to her

killer and had a message for every murderer and a violent offender out there. >> it may take years or even decades in some cases but we are determined and we will be dogged in our search for justice for victims and their families. >> the local district attorney making note if she was still alive she would be 86 years old and hopes that knowing her identity will now lead to more answers in this case. >> trace: american federation of teachers union leader wendy weingarten was instrumental in keeping schools close of the pandemic dragged on is now supporting a forgive and forget approach after she kept children out of classrooms for what seemed like an eternity. for more on the idea of pandemic amnesty let's bring in board-certified researcher and medical doctor -- it's stunning because this is a tweet i want to put this up on the screen, this is randi weingarten tweeting i agree with professor emily oster on this

and emily oster is the one who wrote the article saying we should declare pandemic amnesty. forgive and forget let's all just get along. what they forget is what they put kids through for years and a lot of parents if you look at these polls are not forgiving on this. >> precisely, i appreciate that she wants to be forgiven, that's great. what does forgiveness take, when when you're people who knowingly in the face of insurmountable evidence decided to close schools for up to a couple years, masked children, because immense learning loss, depression, weight gain, suicide among many other problems, things that you can never repair, thinks it may take decades if ever to repair especially hitting minority kids, hitting poor children damaging families, she's the last person alive who should be asking for forgiveness until she repents. how can she repent? she should ask for forgiveness by actually saying this is what we did wrong, this is what i

will never do again and in fact i think resigning, that should be how she does it. >> trace: that's my point exactly you don't hear any of it. there is no this is live and learn and we screwed this up next time around we are going to get better we're going to work and work and work until we get it better but they say we didn't know -- they didn't know, they didn't listen. there were told that keeping people inside when they should be outside was vital, they were told these kids wearing masks was not helping, they were told again and again the kids need to be back in school and they vilified anybody who dissented to. >> that is the problem, they wouldn't let anyone speak out in the moment parents started attending school board meeting something most parents had never done in their lives, no you had hundreds at a time attending school board meetings in zoom or in person they would silence them, the started giving less and less time to speak, giving them at first 5 minutes, 2 minutes, one minute, eventually 30 seconds or nothing at all say you are talking too much and ignoring them, doing

the exact opposite in the face of overwhelming evidence and adjust obvious common sense it was the wrong thing to do. if they want to get some amnesty, they need to admit they were wrong and promised never to do this again and the people responsible should step down. >> trace: tell us about the breakthrough treating myopia in kids. >> i'm glad you asked, i'm an ophthalmologist and one things i focus a lot of my life on is nearsightedness, you think this is just something we need glasses for but it's a growing epidemic among children. among 2050 half of the world's population is expected to be myopic and nearsightedness leads too many problems like cataracts, retinal disease, glaucoma over time. up until recently there's nothing that can treat myopia but there's a company that i work with that happens now to have released a very large phase three clinical trial of nearly

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>> trace: the man accused of last week's hammer attack on paul pelosi has pled not guilty to several state charges in connection to the assault and is also facing. serious federal charges that could carry up to 50 years in prison. on the docket tonight legal discussion of the case against 40-year-old with criminal defense attorney brian claypool. i want to play this from adam lipson who is his public defender, watch. >> we have little information about this case at this time there's been a lot of speculation a lot of rumor simply based on the nature of this case. as of right now haven't even seen the police reports. >> trace: a lot of people haven't seen a lot of stuff, you think they are being transparent? we don't know if the body cameras going to be released, we don't know about the 911 call. >> i think there's a lot of unanswered questions. for example to the alarm go off?

i think they would have a serious alarm system at the house and also what baffles me is during this exchange, why the assailant would just allow pelosi to go to the bathroom, the whole thing is bizarre. at the end of the day with the public defender was talking about today is that the defendant was in a mental health facility being examined. i expect they're going to raise issues of what's called diminished capacity in california which means this guy had some kind of mental issues defeats the intent. it reduces the crime to a lesser charge. i'm sure that's what his lawyer is going to do. >> in ohio is going after dollar general which is the dollar store saying they are allegedly selling things above the advertised price. they say the acceptable rate you got to be within 2% they are thinking dollar general range between 16 and 88%. and other words they are charging you a couple of bucks on things they say is a dollar, they got a case?

>> i remember this going on with doordash during the pandemic, you're talking about how they are ordering something and it's $5 more you look at the print and if it's after 6:00 at night -- clearly this is deceptive advertising. get somebody to take it off-the-shelf for a dollar -- i know i'm not going to be popular for this but i have a defense which is -- drumroll, if you see it for a dollar a negative the cash register and they say two then say i don't want it, don't buy it. >> trace: it's one of those kings, we are charging you a dollar for things and it's actually two at the counter, it is bad practice on dollars fault. somebody needs something they go to dollar and they think there's two bucks you like i have $1.20, i don't have $2. >> no kidding aside, we are in the middle of a terrible

recession. >> standby for a bit of other legal news, pop star mariah carey is getting an early christmas present this year in an update to a story we brought you in a previous night court a lawsuit has been dropped they claimed the singer had stolen the title for her hit song all i want for christmas is you, the plaintiff said he originally wrote his tuna five years before mariah carey the suit did not claim the song sounded alike only that they had the very same title. are you ready to set your clocks back an hour because daylight saving time ends this week, time permanent it passed the senate back in march but it's not going to go it remains installed in the house. senator marco rubio introduced the sunshine protection act said it was reduce crime, even reduce risk of heart attacks. some sleep experts support a switch to permanent standard time arguing our bodies function best with more sunlight in the morning. let's bring back in

brian claypool, i guess kevin corke decided to leave us out he decided to leave us over there. kevin corke, there he is -- i'm like we can't go on night court without kevin corke. i want to start with a doctor if i can they talk about this could be really hard on your body and can cause different things. >> it's remarkable there have been studies that have shown in a couple of weeks after the switch there is a 24% higher rate of cardiovascular events, 8% higher risk of stroke, higher risk of depression, obesity it's a long list of things that all happened right around that time of the switch and they reverse slowly over time. there's something going on with the circadian rhythm probably causing higher levels of cortisol and other stress hormones leading to this. it's a mystery. >> trace: factor kevin corke do you like it, don't like it? a little extra sleep -- >> stopped, i don't want to fall back i don't want to spring forward just leave it the same,

i like the later days where we get sunshine later, that to me is a full stop. i'm praying the guys in washington and women figure this thing out. >> it gets dark at 5:00, 430 you feel like -- it doesn't make any sense. >> we had our twitter poll tonight thanks to everyone who contributed to that 80% of people roughly 80% of people do not like it. >> what are we doing, depression like the doctors say -- i liked

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