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president trump tossed his hat back in, there are suggestions it could lead to a civil war in the g.o.p., now florida governor ron desantis has a message -- chill out. bill bennett is here with analysis. how high can that turkey sore, "fox news @ night" investigates just how much extra the turkey and fixings will cost, here's a hint it's a bunch. suddenly big names are part of the whole cryptocurrency collapse. tom brady, shaquille o'neal, steph curry to name a few. when night court convenes we will talk about class action lawsuits and the democrats ducking for cover. we begin tonight with speaker pelosi's gavel back in republican hands and mitch mcconnell's destiny back in his own hands pick out matt finn's live with the latest. >> good evening, trace, fox news can report republicans have gained a majority in the u.s. house after republican candidate mark garcia was declared the

winner of california's 27th congressional district. democrats sit at 211 seats, there are now six house seats left in play and focus shifts to who will be the republican speaker of the house. on tuesday republicans nominated california congressman kevin mccarthy as nominee for speaker beating arizona representative andy biggs in a boat 188 to 31 but in order to become speaker, mccarthy will need 2118 votes when the entire 435 member house is seated in january. if republicans only win a few more seats past 2 to 218 and republicans are split, he might be in for a headache. on sean hannity he said republicans losing senate and gubernatorial races, the g.o.p. has to come together in the house. >> we are the last line of defense, so we can't take this personal. we can't go out and make our own

individual ideas. we need to work with the team for the sake of this nation. >> switching over to the senate where democrats have gained a majority on wednesday senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was reelected, he defeated a challenge from florida senator rick scott in a 37 to 10 vote. >> i voted for rick scott -- that was significant. in the ten years have been in the senate we've never had a contested election for leader. >> with mcconnell's nomination for senate minority leader he's now set up to become the longest-serving party leader in senate history. >> back to a bit later. in the meantime less than 24 hours he jumped in the 2024 races generating big time reaction, good, bad and downright ugly. kevin corke is live with more on that. >> not surprisingly not everyone

is on board with the former president hitting the reset button including his former running mate. >> i hear people say they would like us to move forward with leadership that will unite our country around our highest ideals ergo >> just listening to you, you wouldn't vote for him? >> i honestly believe we are going to have better choices. i think different times call for different leadership. >> there is that. as for the man most folks feel like is likely to challenge the former president of the primaries should he choose to run, at least right now ron desantis says he's not sure now is the time to talk about such things. >> we just finished this election. people need to chill out a little bit on some of this st stuff. we just ran on election. >> you need to chill, that's the word from tallahassee.

on capitol hill, democrats think 2020 is proof that donald trump is beatable and joe biden is the man to do it again. >> we will let republicans go at each other and to make a decision, but joe biden in my opinion is best for us demo democrats, irrespective of who may be put up on the other side to. >> kingmaker james clyburn right to there. in the meantime on twitter lindsey graham among others on the hill think the timing could be ripe for a trump redux. if president trump continues this tone and delivers this message on a consistent basis, he will be hard to beat. his speech tonight contrasting his policies and results against the biden administration charts -- he said it's going to make a difference in the world if again he stays on message. in a statement to fox digital, ivanka trump says she will always love her dad and support him but going forward she will do so outside of the political

arena, not a big surprise there. >> not a big surprise at all. it's beginning to look a lot like 2016 with republicans set to retake control of the house and donald trump running for president. let's bring in the panel former new york state senator david carlucci and press communications director for trump's 20 campaign, thank you both for coming on. republicans finally have control of the house and you look at the states that are bluest, new york and california and republicans did pretty well in both of those states. the democratic party chair in new york said the following "we lost four competitive congressional seats that we very much would have liked to have won, that wouldn't be so unusual except for what happened in the rest of the country. so it looks like we underperformed." your thoughts on that. >> i think overall, democrats did much better than expected

now with the announcement of donald trump running for president, this is a gift for democrats. you are right, democrats underperformed in new york and i think that is a rebuke on some of the local politics in new york. i think the lesson here for both parties republicans and democrats is you have to be very careful about the extremes of your party taking you over a cliff. i think this is where president biden has done well. he's been able to show results, he's trying to bridge those differences as far as he can but i think that shows in the national elections, most americans are saying we want to be in the middle. the extremes are not working it leads us down a broken road and we need to be in the middle and that's what people are saying. >> trace: do you agree? >> i do agree that the american electorate is looking for a moderate individual, we are a center right country we have been for decades.

if you look at new york you saw a strong message the economy and crime, we put forward a message of prosperity one where republicans contrasted and not just saying democrats had a problem, they put forward policies that created problems and here are the solutions. that gains seats in new york and california we know what a winning playbook looks like it's up to republicans whether or not we executed again. >> trace: last night president trump says he has some of the solutions we are looking for but you listen to a lot of republicans including the former vice president mike pence -- let's listen to him on special report and i'll get your take on this. >> just listening to you, you wouldn't vote for him. >> i honestly believe we are going to have better choices. >> there is a theme g.o.p. why that's maybe it's time to take a different path, what do you think? >> i think that's what the entire primary process is for, putting forward the candidates looking at the differences

between them, looking at the difference of record of success or failure and what that looks like what we want as a party. our direction is one that wants a strong economy, strong border, strong military, strong families, safe communities. that's a winning republican message and whoever the republican electorate chooses coming out of the primary, that is going to be our nominee and we will have a slate of strong, credible, incredible candidates with records, if you look at governor ron desantis and look at mike pompeo, look at nikki haley, tim scott, greg abbott i can keep going, we have a record to run on and that will be the message we take into 24. >> it's interesting because you have the florida governor ron desantis saying just chill, this thing is a long way off and i think we tend to lose sight of that, this thing is two years down the road and he's being talked about as a primary 2024 candidate -- listen, chill out, it's nothing to worry about.

>> i think that's some good advice we should all take, let's chill. former president donald trump hasn't gotten that message and this is the gift that keeps giving to democrats in a time when we are expecting because history tells us the president's party loses they lose governorships, they lose seats in the house, they did really well because donald trump has been front and center and he has shown the extremism of the party. this is something that republicans will have to work out but it's a gift to democrats especially heading into the off cycle where you have local elections across the country that are so important -- what donald trump does is he bolsters turnout for democrats. this is good news going forward. >> trace: he's proven he can win and democrats as much as they think bring it on, they are also thinking i tell you what's, this could be a very competitive

race. president biden was supposed to talk about the explosion that hit poland and he went to this news conference and i thought he was good to answer questions, he said this instead. >> reporter: can you tell us what you know so far about the explosion in poland? >> no. >> trace: it is highly unusual in that kind of circumstance for the commander in chief to say no, no comment, got nothing for you. >> there is 1 of 2 instances that happened here. the white house communications team didn't tell the president he would be giving remarks and they failed to prep him. the other instance is they did tell him and his briefing materials and he forgot or he didn't care to give the answer. either instance isn't great for the american people it's not great and geopolitically speaking one yet again joe biden goes abroad and fails to step up, step in and show american leadership on the world stage we just saw it yet again. >> trace: i got ten seconds want to wrap us up?

>> i would say this is leadership, i think so many times we see politicians -- here we have biden having restraint and saying i'm not ready to talk, the stakes are way too high so i think we have to give him his due. not speaking. >> trace: i thought he was going to start blaming vladimir putin for the gas price hikes. got to go, thank you both for coming on very much appreciated. >> thank you. >> there you have at the g.o.p. controls the house after the california district 27 race was finally called for republican mike garcia but california still has almost a half dozen racist still undecided and the common sense department is baffled as to why it's taking so long. for one, california in the wake of covid now mails a balance to

every single registered voter, all 22 million of them. if those ballots are postmarked on or before election day they have to be accepted for up to seven days after the polls close, meaning up until late last night. the results don't officially have to be reported until december 8th -- it gets worse. some california counties only have one ballot counting machine, then there is the issue of ballot harvesting, something that is legal in california and illegal and the other 49 states. it's a law for those people who cannot make it to a polling place or drop box and are unable to walk to their own front door and dropped the ballot in the mailbox. in that case california allows anyone you don't know to pick up your ballot -- anyone, even a campaign worker. in fairness the law says they are not supposed to help you fill out to the ballot but common sense also reminds us that you're not supposed to walk into a cvs drugstore and walk out with armloads of stuff.

if you really want assurances here it is, california says it gets rid of fraud by matching every signature on every ballot -- you ever try to match signatures? it's often like trying to tell polka dot ties part. very difficult. the city council of washington, d.c., has voted unanimously to overhaul the criminal code in our nation's capital despite the fact that the district has one of the highest rates in the country. it eliminates mandatory minimum sentences meaning a lot less jail time except for first-degree murder. and also nearly eliminates penalties for public and, something d.c.'s progressive mayor muriel bowser has expressed reservations over but even if she vetoes the bill it appears the council has the votes to override her. a bus full of migrants from texas arrived in philadelphia this morning, two dozen men,

women, and children were brought to a city shelter in a letter to the white house wednesday, texas governor greg abbott said he will invoke an invasion clause of both the u.s. and texas constitutions adding two years of inaction on your part now leave texas with no choice but to escalate our efforts to secure our state, this is a federal judge granted the biden administration a five week stay before ending title 42 that's the trump era covert policy that denied asylum requests. hundreds of venezuelan migrants are camped out on the rio grande trying to wait out the judges ruling. title 42 set the end on decembe. speaking of covid, an audit by new york authorities counted the states outdated on employment insurance system likely contributed to $11 billion in improper payments in the pandemic the investigations as a state labor department was warned of the risks back in 2015

but surprise, surprise they did nothing. you may have a lot to be thankful for, the cost of a turkey and side dishes likely high in the grateful list. in new york with some big numbers. >> families can expect to pay 20% more for the thanksgiving meal this year than last, it is nearly every single item on the menu. in 2020 the average cost to feed ten people was 4690, than in 2021 it was 5341, this year it is 60405. thanks to president biden's policies not only will it be more expensive to visit families and the holidays it will be the most expensive things giving on record and according to the farm bureau this is the most expensive meal in the 37 years they have seen since they

started the holiday survey. a few factors that contributed to this spike this year our supply chain issues, inflation and the avian flu. breaking down the cost, this is what you can expect to pay when you head to the store the next couple of days. a 16-pound turkey is going to cost 20% more than 2020, 14-ounce bag of stuffing mix is up 69%, even dinner rolls up 22% but there is one item that is down 14% this year than last and that is fresh cranberries. some cities will see higher priced meals than others, in the west south, seven states will se lower cost than other parts of the nation, john kennedy tweeting people in louisiana will still be spending 20% more for the thanksgiving meal. to complicate things more, the salvation army said almost half of those asking for help this

thanksgiving are asking for the first time. >> trace: ashley strohmier cost us a bunch of money but she's coming back with advice, you've got to hold on. coming up, turkey day is now turkey month, some wild turkeys make a break for it in massachusetts. we'll tell you exactly what sea creature thought this surface ski was an afternoon snack. the world's best viral videos next.

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>> nasa spacecraft is officially on its way to the moon, if the flight goes well the u.s. is one step closer to putting astronauts back on the lunar surface for the first time in 50 years. 75-year-old rosanna red docket d on as she crossed the line at the new york city marathon she was the final person to do so with a tied up just over 14 hours 22 minutes. him even more impressive? this is the 36 the time completed the race which she says she does for herself. that is amazing. visitors to see cliff beach and south australia let this be a warning there is a hungry shark on the loose. take a look at the large bite taken out of a teenagers surf skate during a competition there, you see that? he said that shark flung him into the water but he was quickly rescued by other competitors. experts examining a tooth that

got stuck in the surf ski figure out exactly what type of shark attacks. if you have a viral video to share hit us up at trace gallagher or at fox news at night on social media. turning out to issues facing education in america and lessons to be learned coming out of the midterm elections but spring and former secretary of education and fox news contributor bill bennett whose seminal 1993 work the book of virtue's 30th anniversary edition will be available everywhere. thank you for coming on congratulations on the book. i want to start if i can with the midterm elections and what you think the lessons republicans can learn from. didn't have a red wave but they still took over the house, what are the lessons learned here? >> i think one main lesson, we used to say that the democrats were the evil party and republicans were the dumb party.

i don't know if they were the evil party this time but they were wickedly smart and we were dumb. lot of people asked me how does john fetterman get elected to the senate? he may start with three or 400,000 mail-in ballots, this happened all over the country. they are doing is harvesting in the mail-in ballot stuff much better than we are. we seem to be an election day party, that's what republicans prefer to do when they prefer to vote. but we can't ignore what's going on on those days before. i voted in north carolina, great state wonderful state, they went for my i.d., they just said what is your name and what is your address. the exterminator's assistant could've come to my house, knew my name and got my address, no i.d. required. we got to get smart about this stuff, that means getting control of some of the mechanisms in the state. we have to play the game smarter. >> trace: that's a good point. you talk about what happened

last night from a president trump throwing his hat back in the ring. i know you were a big trump supporter, your thoughts on that. >> i'm sorry to see him do it, i had hoped he wouldn't. i hoped he would embrace his legacy which was he ran a great country. things were humming, the border was secure, our enemies feared us, the economy was roaring, we didn't have these fentanyl deaths, we were thriving. now we are in decline because of this administration. that is his legacy, president trump is a good one he should've embraced it. at this point i couldn't recommend that he run because he won't win. there are too many people who will never vote for trump. those independents come of those moderates was people in the middle who decide elections, there does not want to vote for donald trump. we all know people who might have voted conservative this time and last time, they will just tell you i could never vote

to support donald trump. it's unfair, the sky was treated more unfairly than any president in history but it's a fact. >> trace: interesting i want to move on to education. eric swalwell responding to tim scott who said parents should be put back in charge of their kids education's. he says "please tell me what i'm missing here, what are we doing next, putting patience in charge of their own surgeries, clients in charge of their own trials? when did we stop trusting experts? this is so stupid, what would your response to him be? >> first of all, we stopped trusting so called experts we realized some of what they were doing was nonsense and that was during covid when we got the peak over the shoulder to see what was going on and a lot of the schools. parents will trust teachers, they will trust the math teachers in the english teachers in the history teachers if they feel the teachers have earned their trust, then they will give

them leeway. right now there's a lot of worry about what's going on in those classrooms. you don't let the doctor operate in less you trust that doctor to be true to that analogy. he's got it backwards, parents are the first teachers in the indispensable teachers. they give their approval to the other teachers to do their work. >> trace: i think that is a fair assessment and lastly i want to get your take on the "l.a. times" which has for months and years been saying there is no crime here, nothing to see here, they came out saying about fentanyl -- more young people are dying from fentanyl than ever before, teen fentanyl deaths doubled from 253 and 2192 max 680 and 2020. last or the number jumped to 884 and fentanyl was the cause of 77.14 drug deaths in last year. that's for los angeles in the "l.a. times" is realizing we have a problem on our hands. your final thoughts. >> you may remember i was the

first director of drug policy, national drug control policy, joe biden was my chairman. recommended i worked for george bush. we are losing 100,000 people a year to opioids, maybe 80% to fentanyl jericho this is a rate of loss that we had in world war ii, 100,000 people a year, that is the scale that we are talking about. attention must be paid to this, things can be done, governor abbott said we are going to try to do the right thing. declare the cartels, foreign terrorist organizations and go after them. >> trace: always great to get your take, thank you. >> thank you, captain. >> trace: coming up, the college murder mystery in idaho, what we know tonight and the chilling video that shows two of the four victims just hours before they were killed. we warn you, this next video is disturbing it shows the moment when a car going the wrong way

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students were found stabbed to death, police believe the attack was targeted but they don't have a suspect or even a weapon and they can't rule out an ongoing threat to the community. watch. >> their loss has been devastating and are deeply missed and remain in our thoughts and our prayers. >> police said they were looking at this new video that showed two the victims in line a few hours before the murder, police are asking for any help from the community or the nation can give to catch this killer. >> one life sentence for leanna oh one. [applause] >> applause in the courtroom today for sentencing the man of convicted of killing six and injuring many more when he drove his suv through a christmas parade in waukesha. he received a sentence of 762

years in prison on top of six life sentences without the possibility of parole. you are hearing it here because you won't hear it anywhere else. police are now looking for a group wanted for a series of carjackings in new york like this one when the group stole the car at gunpoint after rear ending it. so far there has been four incidence. the man accused of hijacking a bus in queens has been indicted on kidnapping charges and he remains in rikers tonight on a 500,000 dollars bail. in philadelphia disturbing mugging and robbery when this guy stopped two victims in a store, mast them and moved them outside he knocked one of them unconscious and stole both of their -- >> of 44-year-old illegal immigrant who admitted to murdering a mother of two by

stabbing her more than 50 times and stuff in her body and her son's duffel bag sentenced to 25 years in prison. c and correspondent laura ingle has more. >> 25 years in prison for david manolo he is the handyman to admitted to killing the mother and stuffing her body in a duffel bag in a nearby park. he was awaiting trial on second-degree murder charges for the april 2022 killing for when he pleaded guilty to manslaughter as part of the deal with the district attorney, investigators say during that time he became involved in the on-again off-again love affair with the victim. in the early morning hours of april 16th, they argued and he eventually stabbed her as many as 55 times all while her son was in an upstairs bedroom.

her husband and other son were away for the weekend. after the killing, he stuffed her body into a hockey bag, a doorbell camera recorded him pulling the bag down the street around 4:30:00 a.m. a person walking the dog found the bag with her body inside. police say he came to the u.s. about 21 years ago from mexico he faces five years probation after his release and will then likely face deportation. >> trace: thank you. more fallout from the collapse of the cryptocurrency giant is a new class action lawsuit was filed against the founder and ceo of ftx, it also names big celebrities like tom brady, comedian larry david, and basketball stars shaquille o'neal and steph curry. look at the list of names that kind of reminds me of you go back to the bernie made off thing and the name started coming in and you haven't brady and steph curry, shaquille o'neal and do you

think this thing is getting big. >> this is going to be as big as enron, that's the last time i was a prosecutor when enron came forward to. this is the tip of the iceberg i think crypto will never be the same. i think ftx has not only the issues you brought up with a class action but the issue with the contributions to members of the party, issues in ukraine, this is just the beginning, this is going to be a huge story. >> you say it could be as big as enron i'm just wondering how in the world you prosecute this? a lot of people don't understand what exactly happened, how do you prosecute something like this? >> enron was based mainly in texas in the united states, the difference and the difficulty here is you have victims all over the world. this is a prosecutor's nightmare, generally what happens in cases like this you go to an individual at the very highest levels and you get them

to cooperate with the government and they give it to you. >> you had some former prosecutors who told axios the way to do this is to plead incompetence. the following here typically in a fraud case the person at the top argues he was inattentive, delegated to others and wasn't focused on the details. the point is to argue he was sloppy or inattentive, not a fraudster. is it a fair defense? >> i think that is a smart defense but that's why you go to the number 2 of the number 3. if the guy at the top of the chain makes that defense they look for the people, the cfo, the other individuals -- there will be someone the government will look to to exert pressure on to get them to turn state's evidence so they can bring their initial round of subpoenas. >> you mention the political fallout from this i want to play a sound bite to. this is from the g.o.p. rep barry loudermilk and i will get your response.

>> this is something that could be highly criminal activity. was this whole operation just to funnel more money to democrats? that's the big question, what did they about it? >> he talks about funneling money to democrats and you break it down more than 90% of the money that was bipartisan money -- 90% plus went to democrats and i'm wondering what the political fallout might be for this. >> $38 million in the midterms. he was the second largest donor to democratic candidates aside from george soros. i can't say at this stage it was a funnel to help democrats but there needs to be serious investigation and i would imagine now that republicans are in control of the house, one of the first committees they will be forming will be to investigate this issue. >> trace: i wonder in these types of cases this anybody get their money back ever? does he have money to get back is there some way to claw any of

this back from victims? >> he may or may not have assets in general in these types of cases the government tries to immediately seize assets. a lot of his assets were overseas. i think that's why you see lawyers suing these celebrities because in these types of cases when you've had a bankruptcy the lawyers make the determination that they have to seek any and all avenues to get money back for their client. i think the lawsuit against tom brady is a little grasping at straws, meaning they have to know tom brady, larry david had to have known that this was a fraudulent activity and if they are mainly advertising or acting like a surrogate, they didn't know. >> trace: that's like saying if tito's went bankrupt and tom brady did a commercial for tito's he somehow liable. >> are they found out later that she does were bad for the waistline and tom brady is at

risk for that. >> trace: lawyers can always find an angle. great to see you. coming up the best way to cook a thanksgiving turkey and the best and worst sides, the nightcap crew is serving up thanksgiving and we have some fascinating ideas and tips. first, a look at your thursday forecast. >> here's your thursday forecast across the nation. st. louis 43, all eyes going to be on the great lakes. buffalo, new york, watertown, new york, as we go through tomorrow and the rest of the weekend, you can follow up with that by downloading the fox weather app or stream fox weather from your favorite connected tb device.

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>> trace: the nightcap crew is back. here's the topic, kevin corke i want to go to you first pick i want to know how your family select rates thanksgiving, what do you think? >> everything you can think of

all the sides, all the pies and best of all, a brother has to get some greens. some people want everything to be super traditional we also have greens and a lot of ties, some people have one we usually have three or four. >> i talk about side dishes and my mom used to make this french stuff and, beef and pork at all kinds of spices in there and the only people who would eat it or me and my brother. ashley strohmier i'm curious because i know you want to a napkin down -- it's a big thing. >> i'm never going to live this down. >> i want to know what your favorite side dishes, your favorite foods are on thanksgiving. >> it's tough because i eat all of it. i put everything on my fork and i inhale it. i feel sick to my stomach for a week after thanksgiving and i know it's coming i accepted and i'm fine with it. >> trace: i want to know we

brought steve barrick on the famous legal mind we asked them how you cook a turkey. this is a big deal. >> you're putting me in the hot seat. we will cook it in the oven, we will do it old school, i know people do things like barbecuing and things like that. my mom would make these roles that are amazing you buy them in the store they are only around during thanksgiving. those are my favorite, those integrate. i think they are $10 a roll. >> that's about right. >> we used to barbecue a turkey and we used to fry a turkey one year we didn't have any turkey, with barbecue wrong side down and we fight it too long. it was turkey -- >> roasted in the oven you can't go wrong with that. but i will for the deep-fried,

barbecued, smoked. >> favorite thanksgiving tradition for your family? >> we are traditional kind of sounds like kevin -- all the sides come all the desserts you can't go wrong with that. >> if you're looking to thanksgiving you always have to look ahead you want to know what the best places for black friday are to shop. >> i'm a huge online girl because everything online i'm not about to wait in a line. i'm already eyeing some things i hope my husband is not listening to this right now. >> thanksgiving, black friday i'm not a black friday guy either but if you are in a festive mood that's where you go. >> i would go to nordstrom's, i would go anywhere near the mall for about -- one time i heard on i watched a tv show and they said a holiday trick is to

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