>> greg: we are out of time, thanks to jeff donovan walker, kayleigh mcenany, emily compagno, i am greg gutfeld, i love you, america! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you, greg, welcome to america's late news "fox news @ night," i am trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ and breaking tonight's new information in the gruesome murders of four idaho college students, now we are being told there could be more evidence pointing to a possible suspect. the father of one victim is now revealing that investigators say the crime scene was quoting "ms"

but that could be the break that detectives are looking for in another black guy for cbs after dismissing the hunter biden laptop as disinformation and unable to be verified, the network once called tiffany now having an epiphany, comes two years too late, and the cost of thanksgiving dinner can take a big bite out of americans wallets this year as the threat of major rail strike could drive prices even higher. but we begin with breaking news of the murder of those four university of idaho students, matt finn live. >> it's me more than a week now since those four university of idaho students were all murdered and their shared home and police have not named suspects and a killer or killers are believed to be on the loose. looking for more help from the public of releasing anyone in an expanded area near the scene to search any cameras that might

have video evidence. moscow police are doing what they call rumor control saying that none of the victims were gagged or bound and to the report of a nearby dog that was skinned is not related to the case. the moscow police chief said there was no sign of sexual assault and that the surviving roommates phone was used to call 911 around noon on sunday but would not say if the roommates made the call, several people have been inside the house before cops arrived and thought that their friends were just passed out. police do not believe that the two surviving roommates were involved. and rolling out a man seen in surveillance video with two of the victims just hours before their deaths and another person who drove them home early last sunday, the parents of kaylee talk to fox news this weekend. >> my daughter was aware of her surroundings. she would turn her camera on and film when somebody was following her out of a mall parking lot or a grocery store, she was very

aware that she was a pretty girl and that it could attract some problems. >> she was a three-time dean's list member, her grades were amazing and she competed with everyone, she loved competing and was a highly driven person who had many goals in life. >> and moscow police are scheduled to give us another update tomorrow. >> that could be vital, stand by if you would, let's get more on the investigation and bring in former fbi special agent, great to have you on here. keep going back to the roommates who survived and were not harmed, what do you believe in your years of training, why were they not harmed? >> there are number of different theories out there, trace, one of them is that the killer may have attacked to the person that was the target essentially, so if they went to room to room to room looking for the person that was ultimately their target.

>> trace: it is interesting, because now we are talking about the evidence of a knife, a rambo knife, very much military, why do you think they believe this was a rambo style knife and if it was, can they tell from the cuts if this person was right-handed or left-handed? >> they should be able to tell if they are right-handed or left-handed and by the blood pattern on the ceiling once they do the blood spatter analysis, they should be able to tell an approximate height also. but with a k bar knife, one of the things that i think may have happens is that when they were fighting, you know, when at least two of the people supposedly had defensive wounds, he could've dropped to the knife, and when you drop a blooding knife, what does it do? it leaves a transfer platter and on the ground that might be enough to identify them. >> trace: i want to play the sound bite, from one of the girls, the victim's father talking about the scene, watch. >> they are telling us that there is so much evidence that

it is going to take a lot of time to process it all. this was not like a pinpoint crime, this person was sloppy, he did whatever -- i want to say he, you can't say that, that's just me. but he made a mess and there is a mess there. >> trace: and matt finn, going back to you when you look at the scene and you have been covering it for a while now, you look at the scene and it is hard to figure out how they are going to try to piece this back together with what they have. >> when you hear that a crime scene is messy, you think blood everywhere, dna everywhere, does that make it easier for them to gather the evidence on the suspects or killers? >> no, it doesn't. actually if it was just one murder with a number of people in the house, with the friends that were walking through the house before 911 was called, it would be extremely difficult. when you compound that by four victims, it is just an of evidence paired when you look at the back yard you look at how it is grazed and it goes up and

there's a bunch of leaves, their positions out there where someone could potentially if they were stalking one of the girls, they could sit out there and wait out there and lie in wait so to speak, so there are so many different areas for them to hone in on, but all that blood and all of that blood spatter and the sequence -- >> trace: what if all of this is a young person in his dna or their dna is not in the system, does that make all of that evidence useless? >> no, no, there is a brand-new thing that you recall from golden state killer called forensic genealogy where they can upload it into jed match and ancestry and 23andme and look for other family members, go bback to a grandparent or great grandparent and then work at back down. and try to find a name that might marry up with one of the guys stocking them online or shows up on one of their social media accounts. >> trace: only a minute left, but other friends that came in this house, the 911 call, so more people inside, is that a

fair assessment? >> police say there were more people inside the house before the call was made. >> trace: does that mean more dna, more possible discernment's? >> shoe impressions is the thing that comes to me, and the leaves and debris on the ground, dragging it into the house and they're so much evidence. but it does not mean that they can't get through it. they will get through it, but it will take a lot of patience and time. >> trace: moreno connell, matt finn, great stuff. we will see you later, matt. thank you, marine. reporting extensively on the historic overhaul of the criminal code in the nation's capital that will drastically reduce criminal penalties. now in a deadly and awful coincidence a former marine who worked on that legislation was shot and killed hours before the bill was passed. jacqui bonnie is his life with more on that. good evening. >> good evening, trace, this was a man that was pushing for an overhaul of the criminal code they are in washington, d.c. so many questions surrounding

his death, and they say calvin blough was driving home from his security job when a car crashed while trying to pass him got out of his vehicle and was shot and killed, this all happening before the d.c. council overhaul to the criminal code for the first time in 100 years. ironically in an effort to modernize the code, he was among those who testified before the council. now hours after his death, the city council of washington, d.c., voted to overhaul the criminal code in the district that has one of the highest crime rates as we have been saying in the country. the overhaul man dictates -- mandates sentences have meaning a lot less jail time except for a first-degree murder and eliminates penalties for public,, something d.c.'s progressive mayor muriel bauer has expressed reservations over, but even if she vetoes the bill, it appears the council has the votes to override her.

>> it is kind of hard to put into words what it feels like to see his work c come to fruition without being able to share in that celebration with him in some ways the timing of it is an added injury on top of the loss. >> blowe leaves behind three others including a twin, no arrests made and the cases under investigation tonight, trace, back to you. >> trace: we will get back to you in a little bit. thank you. ♪ ♪ well, you know the phrase "better late than never" might not apply this time, cbs news after two years and two elections has verify the authenticity of the contents of hunter biden's laptop. when the story broke in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, 60 minutes correspondent leslie stahl repeatedly said the laptop could

not be verified. let's bring a news busters managing editor curtis howell, always great to see you. i just look at this end cds, you go back two years and first it was just information and then it can be verified and then leslie stahl said time and time again, and then suddenly, no more elections, guess what, we verify it. your thoughts? >> yes, exactly, trace, 5 minutes and 41 seconds, that's what we got. i think there is definitely feeling that the coast was clear and they could let the great catherine herridge on the case, and that's exactly what they found. she found a former secret service agent and his son to look at a copy of the hard drive and they said "to the sheer volume will be difficult if not impossible to fabricate" which leslie stahl said can't be verified, the exact words to donald trump at the time. at cbs you point out the delay, casablanca was put together in less time.

and in three presidents that did not last very long, henry harrison, zack taylor, and james barfield combined to less time than it took cbs to acknowledge hunter laptop. >> and the headline cbs confirms hunter biden laptop israel, 369 days speaking of time after the post broke the story saying "most news outlets ignored the contents until recently, cbs report follows belated verification of the laptop emerged by "the washington post" in "the new york times." what is the motive? that is the whole thing, i want to know what is the motive? how does it benefit by coming out now? is there more coming out and they are trying to get ahead of this, what do you think? >> it is certainly possible, trace, i think that they definitely want to get ahead of this and are on the other side of the midterm elections, but i think it is more about wanting to get ahead of the house oversight committee and whatever congressman and his team want to look at, you know, as you mention, yes, within your coast

it was 250 days after "the new york times" and 236 days after "the washington post" at cbs joined to the case, but they did not cover it tonight, so it was a one-off story. not covered on abc or nbc, so i think we will go back to not hearing about it for a while. >> trace: that's my last question if you are covering this in earnest, you are legitimate about this, why not dig deeper into the president's potential involvement in the laptop? why not focus more the report on the president and some of the indications that tony bob lipsky gave and all of the various facts that weave into that? >> first of all i will just say tony bob wilensky came up today on cbs as the first time in network news that tony bob a lim ski's name has been mentioned which is just absolutely astonishing in it self. the question for cbs is you want to go deeper about the contents of the laptop and talk about specific emails, and follow up on the reporting of the daily

mail and others and for the others coming out coming want to get to that point, because they take their cues from "the new york times," "washington post," these major papers. so you would think that they would also want to follow and at least get ahead of the story, but cbs is now out there saying it's real, it's not fake. after years of conspiracy theories, so they have eggs on their faces. >> and you think if you mention tony bob lenski's name you will put some context and say, and by the way, this is the guy that made these accusations, never saw them. thank you for coming on, we appreciate it. >> no problem, trace. a >> trace: as if the financial challenges facing americans this thanksgiving aren't painful enough, and i face another strike by the rail workers. hood white house correspondent kevin corke is live in washington with what the biden administration is doing to keep the trains running and the economy moving. >> yes, good evening, trace, to you or the white house telling us that the economy is turning

around in the high prices you are seeing at the grocery store, well, the president says that they are also starting to come down. taken to twitter with the white house chief of staff wrong claim is claiming that those record high gas prices, well, as you can see, the white house as americans will feel less pain at the pump as they hit the road for turkey day. one in ten pumps below $2.89 a gallon. despite all the positive economic news from 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the cost of feed, ten people this thanksgiving is up a whopping 20%. since just last year. as a result, "the wall street journal" reports many americans will be scaling back their holiday spending this year, that is not a good sign for the economy. plus what a difference two months can make, two months in an election for that matter, you may recall back in september mr. biden's celebrated the deal to avert a rail strike, well, tonight we could be just two short weeks out from a massive

strike that could cost about $2 billion a day as we head right into the heart of the holiday shopping and for that matter shipping season. here's white house press secretary. >> the president remains focused on protecting like a said american families, farms, businesses by avoiding a rail shut down. we continue to urge both sides to finish their work and good faith and avoid even the threat of a shutdown. >> that could be a very tough break for all americans, and while mr. biden has said his administration will be the most prounion and prolabor ever come a white house official tell us tonight that he may not get involved in negotiations again. and if he does it will only have about a week to broker a deal after he returned from his thanksgiving in nantucket to be seen. we will find out how that all works out, trace. >> trace: and to be continued, kevin corke, we will see you later on, we will get more on the economy, the state of the

military and how will america do in a head-to-head battle with china, republican congressman mike garcia, congratulations to use her on a victory, very well done. and want to go with the political spin because i love it and pick up where kevin left off, she said the following about gas prices and how good things are, gas prices are now at their lowest since early march with the national average at about $3.36, $0.11 cheaper than last week and a dollar 35 cheaper per gallon since june saving american families about $140 per month. what they leave out is when the president took off gas was at $2.66, so a dollar and $0.37 more, the $145 they talk about coming you're still losing that. >> and in their mind everything is relative to whatever time. it is most convenient for them, the economics is just physics with dollar signs, for every input there is an output, for every action there is a

reaction, when you spend two years under nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and joe biden injecting into cash, liquidity and when you incentivize people to stay home rather than work and produce goods and then when you have a fed that effectively buries its head and says that the early inflation period was transitory and will go away coming to end up with the mess that we currently have. and it's important to remember when we see inflation indices, they are actually year-over-year, so when you do that for two or three years like we are going on, 8.5% compounds over three years and looks like 30%. and most of the things we consume as americans are higher. >> trace: you go back and you talk about putin, blaming turkey prices on putin. i want to move on coming to our military expert and these questions go hand-in-hand, if china does go after taiwan and take it by force, america doesn't respond and the question would be how well do we respond? you talk to general jack keane and he says that we have a war game again and again and

things don't turn out well. >> it's not necessarily a good ending and depends on the leadership as you are writing this level unfortunately we are at relatively all-time low readiness levels in terms of what our war fighters are capable of doing, retention and recruiting is the lowest it has been since the mid-'70s. >> trace: what do you attribute that to? >> it's not just low pay, most patriots will serve if you pay them 21,000 a year, which is significantly lower than what they deserve come it's not the operational tempo alone, they will go on deployment for five times, still want to serve their country, but when you have leadership that turns the back on the troops and you see a debacle out of afghanistan such as we saw last year we have invertebrates in the chairman of the joint chief of staff and joint secretary depends in commander in chief, and uninspiring to join the military when you overlay things like the mandatory vaccines and the pay being increased by only 4% when we are at an eight and a half inflationary period, people don't want to join the military

and those that joined get out earlier than they planned. >> trace: the army down 20% recruiting goals coming you're saying it's on the money, not after the money but after the pride and they don't feel it. >> that's right, they need all of it and deserve more pay as well, i've been pushing to have the military base pay for and listed especially the junior enlisted, they make literally 21,000 a year, people don't realize that and that equates to $12 a lower if you normalize it in and out that employees make $20 an hour with things in perspective, i been pushing to get it lower than minimum wage for junior enlisted up to 32,000 and a couple of other things we can do to enhance quality of life, but if the leadership is not there making the correct decisions and investing in the troops and the readiness levels, it is a very dire picture in terms of recruitment. >> trace: which is the last question, maybe it's all the money, but how do you solve the pride, somebody looking out? >> we need the politicians to behave like they care about the

national defense and investing in the military and we need the leaders in the pentagon from the secretary of defense down to the branch service secretaries to stopping politicians and become once again war fighters. the whole point of the military is to do terror of war and if unable to deter, to win it, all of the woke agenda is completely breaking it. >> trace: congratulations again, they are still counting ballots, but you're the winner, so congratulations, happy to have you back. after tim allen attacked by the woke mob again, and actor dean cain on that plus why even some left-leaning celebrities now call los angeles a hot mess. and an asteroid caught on video as it headed straight for earth and what the head coach of the men's national soccer team had to say about team usa's first world cup match in nearly a decade. the day's best viral videos are coming up. ♪ ♪

my name is devin schei and i served in the united states army. and july 2nd, 2010, we were called on a mission, and that was the day i got hit. transitioning back to civilian life was extremely difficult. you feel like an outsider every day. it was hard to admit defeat. and that's exactly what i felt like i was doing when i finally contacted the wounded warrior project. i knew that i needed help. and when i reached out, they gave me tools to better my life. they truly saved my life.

's >> trace: first up into nights viral videos, soaring in the night sky over ontario, canada, the european space agency said it was the six time astronomers were able to successfully predict an asteroid entering the earth's atmosphere ac fireball measured less than a meter in size. how about this for a winter wonderland captured by a drone pilot flying over the st. joseph's pier in michigan turns out the arctic air and large waves are a good combination, just add water to subzero temperatures and there you have it, lots and lots of icicles. very stunning indeed. one hamburger new york president took video of how much snow piled up over the weekend and it

was sufficient to completely snow him in at least from the garage to the house, right, the national weather service says it got more than 73 inches of snow, that's why there was a travel ban all weekend. this guy was not going anywhere anyway. >> collective disappointment at the results, i think proud of the efforts, guys worked hard, it did not look like a team that is playing in the first world cup. >> trace: the head coach at the u.s. national team, describing the atmosphere in the locker room after the match against wales, the first u.s. world cup appearance in eight years, which by the way it ended in a 1-1 type. team usa will face england's on friday. world cup certainly has america all hyped up and not just a human scum of the cincinnati zoo posted that shot of fiona had the hippo wearing a jersey gifted by the men's national team during a visit to the zoo last year. and on their fan, henry winkler

a.k.a. the fonz also supporting a jersey of his favorite team, the kansas city chiefs who beat my chargers in a stunner on sunday night football. even got to meet the quarterback patrick mccombs, happy day for him. a bad day for years truly, i was there and we lost and i did not get to meet anyone. but if you have a viral video to share, pick me up at trace gallagher or at @foxnewsnight on social media. while, the boats are still being counted in the los angeles mayor's race, and karen bass is expected to prevail over big spending rival rick caruso, but what are we to make up such a strong performance by the conservative challenger? let's talk about it with star writer, producer from the movie little angels, dean cain, it's always great to heavy on the show, we have been trying to get on the show for a while now, so it is great. >> i'm a big fan of yours, so i want to say congratulations to the show, love having you here

in los angeles too, i don't have to go to new york or d.c. >> trace: the mayor's race and want to talk about, because it is that famous, rick caruso ran as a democrat. so i was interested to find out that some liberal celebrities are talking about gwyneth paltrow, maria schreiber, snoop dogg and katy perry said the following, i am voting for a myriad of reasons seen the news but in particular because los angeles is a hot mess at the moment. do you see the pendulum may be swinging a little bit here because people realize that california might need some checks and balances? it is just largely controlled by democrats? >> largely, it is a super majority all the way through, let's just say it's shocking that we are still counting the elect world, we are counting ballots at this point in time, a couple of weeks. i mean, that's a joke in itself, but i think the pendulum is swinging, because los angeles is a big a hot mess. he looked just driving over here a pass so many places,

homelessness, homeless out. rick caruso had a really strong plan to deal with the homeless. and we are surrounded by it, but half of them are here in california, that's ridiculous numbers, we should not be living like that in california and it's ridiculous. it >> trace: work in an industry where people are reticent to come out and pull for somebody like rick caruso, so when you see the katy perry and the gwyneth paltrow pole or a list of the world, that's not really accepted in hollywood? >> on the wrong side, coming over here i go to that side, i love to see it because it is common sense. and if the pendulum is swinging, great, rick caruso had to run as a democrat, at ran as a republican and supported him, that would've been groundbreaking. i am happy that they are more pragmatic and people are saying that they are real problems that need to be dealt with and not

just jumping on the party line without understanding what is going on. >> trace: but the woke very much alive, tim allen has a disney plus thing, santa claus for the first time in 16 years and following it he was slammed by audiences for a semipolitical one-liner in the first episode, the scene in question finds his character scott calvin, santos suggesting merry christmas is suddenly problematic and liberal twitter went nuts. >> as it wants to do, big shocker, but i say this before about tim allen, he is on canceled. he is dave chappelle coming he has that money that says, you can't mess with me. that's a polite way of saying that, and he has. and he is a superstar and has done fantastically. and it's christmas for a long time, i'm glad they brought it up and it was in there. it needs to be and everybody idea. >> trace: it is called "little

angels" what is it about? give us an idea about of what is about. >> a football coach who says something stupid's and he gets "kind of canceled." and to things he does not like a soccer and he does not like kids and he ends up having to coach a girls under 13-year-old soccer team but he learns by coaching that these girls are real solid athletes and great people, and see him getting picked on and he is like, he starts to stand up for them and teach them values and things that make his team's work in football and so on and so forth that all of a sudden they become very important to him and he changes his tune, it is a lovely family movie and i just finished recently, and can't wait for people to see it, you can sit down with your whole family and watch it. >> trace: i am a girl dad, so definitely appreciate this thing. nu just finished up a movie with a couple of the baldwin brothers, so that's also

interesting, maybe take us out on that note. >> so daniel baldwin directed it, steven n actor with me and the baldwin family is very complicated family, lovely, i like them a lot. i have known alec forever as well. i don't think they all see eye to eye politically, but this movie a walking miracle is a lovely faith-based film and it is a great story of someone who really was a walking miracle, so it is a lovely story. >> trace: there is an appetite for these faith-based films, dean, we will talk about it later in the show, just this big appetite for something to get down to basics. >> you want to sit down with your family and come away with something positive or moral or they are taught something important in these films have that. >> trace: come back anytime. >> thank you, sir. >> trace: does great work, just a normal day in new york city, watch what happens when this burglar grabbed an elderly woman's first as she walked through her

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♪ ♪ >> trace: pursed up and tonight's crime crisis roundup, surveillance video caught the moment a 77-year-old woman had her first violently stolen while she was inside her apartment building. and you may have already guessed, but the suspect got away. >> and the driver's seat, and the driver's seat, and the driver's seat, target! hands up, hands up now. put your [bleep] hands up! >> trace: two 18-year-olds behind a series of shooting in florida were arrested by the volusia county sheriff's office and they found a 9mm handgun stuffed under the driver's seat of the suspect's car. one of the alleged shootings involved a toddler inside the car who was shot at. a man in philadelphia was moving boxes from his office to his car when two suspects pulled out handguns and told him to lay on the ground and then took his

keys and valuables and then took off in his honda accord. philadelphia police have no suspects. police in south bend, michigan, pulled over a car that was used as a getaway for a bank robbery last week. it turns out car is a uber. they gave an idea of the police of the writer, easy to i.d., because he was still in the same clothing he wore during the robbery complete with the red dye used by the bank teller to mark the bills that were stolen. >> joined me back here at 5:30, we love much more in depth about what exactly they have been doing in terms of issuing citations as well as of presence to try to limit. >> did you see it? right in the middle of a fox five washington report on d.c. metro affairs, they are jumping over the man in the background, and jumps the turnstile. cracking down on the turnstile

track stars on november 1st that includes the $100 fine if you are caught in the act except nobody is caught in the act. ever. and chicago mayor lori lightfoot is getting an ear full again from critics and this time they want to know why she is condemning the mass shooting in colorado springs and not even mentioning the 20 people shot in her own city. the senior correspondent laura ingle has more on that. >> as the community and colorado springs comes over to mourn those killed, several states away and illinois chicago mayor lori lightfoot is being criticized for what some are calling her tone-deaf reaction to the shooting while the murder rate in her own city skyrockets. on sunday lori lightfoot tweeted "i'm sick of this, how many people need to be murdered? how many lives torn apart until it actually stops? we don't have to live like this and we don't have to die like this." homicides in chicago rose to their highest number in 25 years

in 2021 according to police department records. outpacing new york city and los angeles. this past weekend alone 20 were shot, three were killed and gang were leading shootings. and in those statistics lori lightfoot detractors were quick to push back. dan o'donnell tweeting one of the responses writing i'm not sure, but it seems like you might be in a position to do something about murders in chicago. as the twitter-verse erupts with criticism over the democratic mayor, the people of colorado springs are remembering the loss. we reached out several times for comments but have not heard b back. >> trace: thank you, coming up something hollywood might want to pay more attention to why the faith-based series "the chosen" is performing better at the box office ten major hollywood films. at the actor jonathan rumi who plays jesus in "the chosen"

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it was while he was at walter reed that wounded warrior project walked into my room. they thanked dan for his service and then they assured him that i was not alone and i look back at that and i think, no one could have asked for a better advocate because not everybody got to do what we did. for example, go to a private hospital that was number two in the nation for traumatic brain injury, to transition home and be able to wait for a new home. when you have time to reflect, you realize all along the journey, all along the journey, they were there. (light music) ♪ ♪ >> trace: in case you missed it, the first-ever multi-season series about the life of christ is on the big screen, and outpacing multiple hollywood films at the box office, the

first two episodes of season three indicators friday and have been to be joined by the person who plays jesus in "the choice in" to the success is phenomenal, the release of season three episodes 1 and 2 in the theaters, beating hollywood films, $10 million, in revenue on the opening weekend, that is astounding. >> does pretty staggering for us, it's something you hope for, but you are never guaranteed especially when you are such a niche project like we are. >> trace: i wonder what makes it resonate, is it the appetite, feedback, are people saying this is what i like about it? or just the overall theme and message? >> i think it's all of the above. there is something in the series for everybody. i started thinking about it and it's like anybody with a pulse will have something that they can relate to in the series, it addresses so many issues that are pertinent to today's life and time. >> trace: in season three,

episodes 1 and 2 minorities some 420 million views it's supposed to go seven seasons, medico eight? popularity you are like i don't know, maybe there's an eighth or ninth, you talk about other shows, and you are like we are going nine or ten, is that -- >> flashbacks if we have to, once jesus hits the ascension, his not so much on the ground anymore. maybe we can cut back to earlier stuff, i would not mind eight seasons, but it's all up to her masterful creator. >> trace: is it something that as you are doing, you can feel like this is going to be good. >> oh, my goodness coming out. all of us on the cast have dozens of stories. i've had people come up to me that were on the verge of suicide and like they had it all planned out and a note written and their friend got them over to just kind of get their mind off of their troubles they watch the first episode of season 1 and by the end they are

weeping and all of a sudden they have this newfound faith, or sense that god has a purpose for their lives, that their lives mean something, and then a year later we are talking about it, and that person who is going to kill themselves a year before is now helping other people who are in a state of depression. >> trace: you know i asked, the story coming out is very compelling, but i want to put this gallup poll up, because if you go back to 1999, membership in houses of worship, you see 70%, 2018 and dropped to 50 and 2020, the last numbers we had that were available, 37%. it just keeps doing this and yet, your production is kind of doing the opposite. it just is defying the odds a little bit. >> i think that people are looking for a reason to have encouragement and hope and joy again, and especially in media, you know, there is such a looming darkness and so many areas of the media that i think we provide light to so many

people. and they watch the series, they watch these characters go through things that they can actually relate to you and they are encouraged themselves. >> trace: i wonder if this is a model, jonathan, you release us in the movie theater, two episodes and get 10 million bucks, and so does season 4 come the first two, is that kind of the new thing? >> may be even more of season 3 in theaters, i am not quite certain. it's a very good possibility. it >> trace: are you having fun, is it changing your life? >> it's been the greatest honor of my life, a wild ride. trying to soak up every second of it. >> trace: it is great to have you gone, we will keep you on, because it is a nightcap coming you just see, when matt finn pulls income you know that something is up! ♪ ♪ so let's bring in the nightcap crew, matt finn, kevin corke, did jackie ibanez, and jonathan

roumie on here. we have the man playing jesus on set, kevin corke, behave yourself, so the discussion really is fascinating, because now it is not just religious programming, we talked to dean king about family programming, and i want to go to you, because it is unique. there is a show called "yellowstone" and people said conservative values, it is not woke and yet it is absolutely killing it in the ratings, my family watches it religiously, no pun intended. the chosen one, but is it striking a nerve with you and why? >> i love "yellowstone" because mostly i think beth is my alter ego, she has a lot of fire and i love it, but i can't stop watching it. but i think that people were beat up, you know, the world is so noisy and we are hungry for something that grounds us a little bit, and i don't know if "yellowstone" grounds mean, it gets me riled up, but i love it nonetheless, but it's nice to be

usb 17 onset, that's cool. >> trace: kevin corke to you, look at "yellowstone" and i think it's jr meets tony soprano meets cartwright, and it has struck a nerve in this country. >> it really has, can i just say that for those of us who grew up as the latchkey kid if you pardon me for saying, i literally grew up on westerns. something reassuring about a calmer time in our country with all of the nuance and the complexity as of today's, i agree that in a time of turbulence we are looking for more simple stability, and i think there is some of that they are although the story lines can be really quite interesting. >> trace: interesting and also violent, jonathan, not one of those shows that may be just all the family gets together and watches, because there are times where there is a lot of violence and some other stuff you might not want the younger children watching. >> that's right, for us i can speak for our show, maybe it's limited as to what's with that kind of content you wind up

seeing, there are some things where it is roman soldiers get rough with some of the first century judeans, but we don't downplay the fact that our story takes place in the midst of roman occupation, so there is a little bit of trouble that happens. it >> trace: their own violence come up in montana, matt finn it's one of those things where i talk to people and i'm like did you watch "yellowstone" it has not happened and have not had that kind of thing for a long time, you back in the day would say, have you watched "dallas" on friday night? >> i am a fan and i watch the newest episodes of the latest season and i agree with everything said. also i think that it is the sweeping panoramic beautiful views of montana now that escapism is there as well, so used to seeing so many shows around inner-city and crime, and i think it is an escape to sit on your couch and see these beautiful shots. >> trace: ten seconds, can you wrap us up? >> i agree with all of that, amen to everything!

we need to just relax a little bit more in life, it's rough out there. >> trace: it is rough out there, jacqui bonnie has, kevin corke, you're the best, matt finn, and jonathan roumie, everybody really good. "yellowstone" you know, it's good. and thank you for watching america's late news "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. we will see you right back here tomorrow night. back it goes on clear, no mess, just soothing comfort, try vicks bostik, but all you got was, hey, go and all you have was trash with gravy. >> that's all you can eat. holiday buffet smorgasbord of all you want. >> all you need. did i sit at the wrong table snoring. >> keeping you awake to sleep? no. 360.

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