>> greg: we are out of time. thank you. "fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> trace: thank you. good evening and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, even dr. anthony fauci says the covid lockdowns and china are group tony tony in. protesters in china are calling on president xi to step down and the white house? now saying it has "no reaction." apparently fossil fuels produced by dictators do not harm the

climate. why else would president biden outsource oil production to socialist venezuela? instead of keeping it here in the u.s. students in idaho back on campus and the killer remains on the loose. tonight investigators say they have made substantial progress. we will tell you if interest is imminent. we begin with team coverage. kevin corke has more on oil production, boosting venezuela. first to marianne rafferty with the biden administration's zero response to china's zero covid policy. >> good evening. china's people are protesting in the streets against its draconian zero covid policy, the white house as those lockdowns will not happen here as present buying ways how forcefully he plans to support those taking to the streets in china. >> white is the white house's line that everybody has the right to peacefully protest and not "the u.s. thinks it's bad to lock people up in their houses to stop covid." >> the lockdown is not a policy

that we are going to support here. >> still, there are increasing because within the biden administration to bring back covid protocols. that includes mandatory masking. dr. anthony fauci saying china zero covid policy is just unrealistic. >> their approach has been very, very severe and rather draconian in the kinds of shutdowns without a seeming purpose. >> and with mounting protests in china streets after several people died while locked inside a building when a fire broke out, tensions are high among its people. the white house adamant that the president will not speak for protesters around the world. meanwhile, china's foreign ministries defending the policy but does acknowledge they may need to reevaluate oestreich lockdowns go on. >> what you mentioned is not reflect what happened. china has been following the zero covid policy and making adjustments. >> a warning from the

u.s. embassy in china advising u.s. citizens to have a two week supply of medications and other essentials, so it seems like things could get worse as the white house appears to be focusing on the substance of china's policies rather than have a communist nation is enforcing them. >> the white house is going to have to comment on this. back to you in a bit here president biden getting fierce blowback tonight for his handling of high fuel prices. the administration is allowing chevron to resume pumping oil in venezuela while refusing to expand domestic oil production. white house correspondent kevin corke is live in the nation's capital. >> evening, trace. it's a simple question really. why do in venezuela it millions of americans a been clamoring for the ministrations do we here at home. open the spigot to more energy production by altering policies of hamper that effort. but if you're expecting a fresh take on the issue from the white house today, the fact is you were sorely disappointed.

>> why is it that president biden was would rather have u.s. companies drill for oil in venezuela than here in the u.s.? >> that's not an accurate take on the president's view. >> earlier this month he said no more drilling. >> the president has issued 9,000 permits for drilling on u.s. federal land, peter. 9,000 being unused. plenty of opportunities for oil and gas companies to drill here the united states. >> but critics argue that that statement is misleading and kirby knows that. >> the same administration that won't allow us to do drilling in the united states. not in texas, not a global, not west virginia but we can pump oil from venezuela. it makes absolutely no sense. >> meanwhile the president today asked congress to intervene to potentially prevent a freight rail strike, even though it

probably means delivering a defeat to his allies in the labor movement. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing she will call for a vote this week to carry out the president's request, which will mean that paid sick leave for the 115,000 workers involved in the negotiations will not be included in the deal. in a statement biden called -- study was a prolabor president but he also said he was reluctant to recommend congress stepping but that the economic consequences of inaction were simply too great. >> trace: i remember the quote well. we will get back to them moments. when it comes to covid in china the government dictates whether you get to leave your house. in venezuela, biden gives the dictator a new lease on oil production. let's bring in the panel. the author of "infernal," kurt schlichter. and leslie marshall, thank you. it's cozy and nice. i want to go back to

"the new york times," 2021. "power patriotism and 1.4 billion people how china beat the virus and roared back." but might you have an op-ed published in "the new york times" saying "how china lost the covid war." when even the liberal lockdown people who love lockdowns are starting to say, like fauci, that's a bad idea, you know there's something going on. >> it's a terrible idea but the big story is the chinese people demanding their freedom after thousands of years of repression. they've seen how the rest of the world lives. there was a deal with the communists. to give up your freedom, will make you prosperous. well, this isn't prosperous. they are not keeping their deal. the chinese people want freedom and i wish my country would back them up. >> trace: it's not tiananmen square yet. it's moving that direction.

these are getting more boisterous every day. you can see the people in china fed up with the zero covid policies. the white house isn't saying anything about it. >> a couple of things, it's interesting that you bring up tiananmen square because if you look at the chance and the songs they are seeing, they are socialist, non-communist songs and they sang these very songs before what we saw happened before our eyes back in 1989 in tiananmen square. we did have a spokesperson from the national security department today pushback on this. but i think that the white house has to be very careful here because when we bring up tiananmen square, we know this even the people they want freedom, this isn't going to happen overnight and it's certainly not happening in a vacuum. we have a communist country that is looking at their people that they would perceive as being out of control and we've seen what they have done in the past. we saw what was done in hong kong, what's been done in china. protests are very rare in china. on this scale almost unheard of. >> trace: it really is one of

the biggest reason the world right now. we are going to check back on it every night. meantime under venezuela. i want to read mary anastasia o'grady writing about biden turning to venezuelans for oil. washington policymakers, she says, occasionally make miscalculations that help american enemies under my develop meant in a poor country or harm u.s. economic interests. but to nail the trifecta requires a special blend of ideological lightness and incompetence that is mercifully rare. that's a big statement. >> my gosh. this is a disgrace. the oil supply the united states should come from the united states. they should come from american workers. we shouldn't outsource it to a bunch of communists in south america. all right? it's so bizarre that in this one act the president not only stabs working people in the back and stabs the country in the back

but also demonstrates the whole fallacy of the entire climate change nonsense. venezuelan oil isn't more climate friendly than american oil. it's ridiculous. it's a disgrace and it needs to stop it's going to remind me of people going on a plane and point out their mask so they can eat for 20 minutes. oh, the virus is fine. it doesn't spread through the cabin. you shut down american oil. the incentivized production in venezuela. what's your defense of this? >> i think we need to look at the facts. this isn't something that just happen. this is something that was happening and then it was stopped because of humanitarian abuses. maduro was not willing to work with the opposition party not only to have a discussion but to have any kind of money that went toward public safety, public health, education, and food security.

now he is and this is a six-month -- a six-month, okay we are going to give you six months. >> trace: american production stopped. why not give it back to the americans? you had kirby saying there's 9,000 oil leases. he knows. everybody knows the you need hundreds of millions of dollars to get those oil leases going and the oil companies have said again and again and again you're not about to invest in something that you are at war with, and that is oil. >> the president said we are going to shut down oil, and the oil companies have taken him at his word and not invested their money in it. that money should be going to american workers and american jobs, not a bunch of communists in south america. >> trace: kurt schlichter, leslie marshall, great to have you on. meantime, religious liberty groups touting a victory as the biden administration did not appeal a federal court ruling from august that struck down a transgender mandate through the now overturned health and human services rural required doctors

and hospitals to perform gender reassignment surgeries on any patient including children even if it was against doctors conscience or medical judgment. we will keep you up to speed. classes back in session at the university of idaho two weeks after the murders of four students. investigators say they have made "substantial progress" in the case but are still giving very little information, certainly publicly. matt finn is live with the latest. good evening. >> moscow police insist they are making progress in this quadruple murder investigation but to make the killer or killers are still on the loose. today many students returned back to campus after winter break. the university of idaho is giving students the option to finish classes in person or online if they do not feel safe on campus. there are more police and private security around.

fox news spoke to some students who seemed to be feeling okay. >> i feel safer on campus. there's a lot more campus security so i'm feeling good. if you like i can walk around and feel safe wherever i'm going. >> the murder investigation carried on over the holiday weekend. fox's dan springer reports the fbi's behavioral analysis unit went to the murder scene and met with the county prosecutors. the father of kaylee g goncalves turned information over to investigators. he's received information from private investigators but police told him not share the details. the father is pleading with people not to be worried about submitting evidence to police. >> if you can share your information, if you can post it. it's the internet. you can do these things anonymously. for those people who are afraid.

like maybe i was intoxicated, i am underage. that's not what they care about. >> moscow police say they collected dna evidence from inside the murder home and there is anticipation to see whether any of that dna pings with national databases. >> trace: let's bring in former l.a.p.d. officer and detective tim williams. detective, i go back to this my keep looking at the things of the idaho police say. they say they believe this was a targeted attack. they won't say which student they believe was targeted. they keep going back and forth on whether somebody might have been stopped. one of the students, going on to say "it's similar to the whole stalker. if there was a stalker that would be someone of extreme interest. we are trying to find the various potential participants." can't they at least lay out some cards for the family?

the family is frustrated they are not getting enough information. >> having investigated many homicides during my career, there are certain things you want to keep to yourself. this first investigation goes. number one, there are certain individuals of interest that may have the information that you're looking for that's not been publicized. only they would know. so you've got to keep that to yourself or to the confines of the investigation. number two, this was a very bloody crime scene. there's a multitude of evidence and things that have to be looked at the hasn't even talked about. perhaps bloody footprints. blood spatter has to be looked at. do they have certain knives in the kitchen or on the premises that may be unique to the

wounds. >> trace: he talks about the number of physical pieces of evidence. do you know from your reporting and how much evidence they have pulled out of there? >> moscow police say they have taken in 113 pieces of physical evidence but they also say 488 pieces of digital media, digital evidence have been submitted. >> trace: i wonder if you think that's a lot or if you think maybe there should have been more because it was so bloody and because it was so sloppy, as they say. speak. >> it's a lot of evidence. a lot of it could be dna evidence, forensic evidence. harvest of your warrant. certain things that are germane to this case to take some time. i think the governor give a million dollars to this investigation. what that covers is the personnel. they have to be working. the analysis and has to be done and everything else. it has to be paid for.

>> trace: i want to move on to the crime around the country. manhattan. these are the felonies, manhattan. the d.a. alvin bray, these are the felonies downgraded to misdemeanors. in 2019, 39% were downgraded. now it's 52%. misdemeanors resulting in convictions. 2019. all the way down to 29% and look at the misdemeanors resulting in jail sentence. 2400 just three years ago. now 522. you look at this and you think what is going on here? somebody has got to put somebody in jail. >> you look at come as a detective, working in the administration, i look at things differently. this is a story behind the story. the thing is they put stats out, they start with 2019 and they go to 2022. what happened to 2020? >> trace: we have the information in between and it's grown. this is the big drastic thing.

they change. it's consistently gone the wrong way. >> the thing is, what that tells me is a detective, as a supervisor, perhaps these cases haven't met the standard that need to be met to get what's being sought for. look at the penalty cases resulting in prison. 2019, 1699. 2022 so far this year, 1,210. the cases, are they meeting the standard for prosecution? meeting the standard for constitutional -- stories that have to be answered. >> trace: a lot of things that need to be answered. these numbers are all going the wrong way. detective tim williams. matt finn, great to have you. well, if you think new york is dominating the country when it comes to letting criminals go

free, the "fox news @ night" common sense department would like to remind you that california does not like to be outdone. remember, this is the same state where voters in 2014 reduced penalties for property and drug crimes. when i say reduced, i really mean got rid of which is why every day people in california walking the various stores and steal whatever they want without consequences. if it bothers you to watch that video, consider this. an analysis of the megan's law database has now found that 7,000 convicted in california, convicted mind you of a lewd and lascivious act on a child under 14 were read released the same year that they were convicted. 7,000. 7,000. u.s. apartment of justice as sex offenders are at least four times more likely than other criminals to be rearrested for sex crime. maybe we don't have the resources to protect all of the

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so people understand exactly what's going on. beyond the city not having law enforcement and taking care of their criminal behavior that's running rampant, we have insurance companies that dropped small businesses if and when you do make a claim. we are stuck. >> trace: to reaffirm our point, this man a new york city filled up a shopping cart with google nest thermostats. the problem was, home depot was close. he got in through an unlocked door and then wheeled his stolen goods after the car where he loaded up and laid off. no hurry, no worry. he is still on the run or the walk depending. also in new york, the subway rider got attacked by a group in the station who appeared to back off right before rushing up behind him. they punched the 21-year-old victim in the face and stole his cell phone. it happened about 8:00 in the

morning last monday. despite the fact that new york city crime is up 27% compared to last year, lawmakers are considering a bill that would block many landlords from running criminal background checks on potential tenants. the city council plans to hold a hearing on the fair chance for housing act next week. the common sense department might attend that very hearing. in buffalo, new york, a teenager who killed black shoppers and workers at a supermarket in may pled guilty to murder and hate motivated terrorism charges which means he will spend the rest of his life in prison. the 19-year-old said he hoped the assault would help preserve white power in the u.s. now back to the west coast. this crazy video caught the moment hall of famer and former 49's wide receiver terrel owens knocked a man down. the man was heckling a 49ers fan that happened to be talking to terrel owens outside a cvs in

los angeles. tmz says the heckler picked the wrong man to swing out. the 48-year-old terrel owens had no problem ending the heckling. as the u.s. soccer team readies for most win match against iran in the world cup on tuesday, the political and policy rivalries between the two nations has bubbled to the surface in qatar. senior national correspondent rich edson is live or he has more. >> you are pronouncing our country's name wrong. the country is named "ear-on," not "eye-ran." >> unusual news conference. >> my apologies on the

mispronunciation of your country. that being said, there is discrimination everywhere you go. in the u.s., we are continuing to make progress every single day. >> a match to see if the u.s. or iran advances to the next round grew more contentions with the images on social media that remove the islamic republic's emblem from the center of the regime's flag. the federation has deleted the controversial image and includes the standard iranian flag on its other post. u.s. soccer since it was supporting women in iran. the media has called on fifa to expel the u.s. players and coaches say they knew nothing about it. >> we support women's rights. what we are doing as a team is supporting that and trying to prepare for the biggest game that this squad has had to date. >> for months there have been protesting around after a 22-year-old woman died in the

custody of iran's morality police. human rights activists say authorities have killed hundreds and arrested thousands. iran's soccer players offer their own protests, refusing to sing the regime's national anthem before their first game. that could have serious consequences in an authoritarian state like iran. security service has reportedly arrested former national team player and the supreme leader's knees for supporting these protests. trace. >> trace: rich edson. you can watch tomorrow's match on the fox broadcast network. coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. breaking tonight: congressman donald mceachern, the third ever african american to represent virginia in the u.s. house has died. weeks after the representative was reelected for his fourth consecutive term. he had been battling colorectal cancer for nine years, even before he was elected to congress.

representative donald mceachern was 61 years old. the executive director of the marginal national council says air travel is now less safe because marshals are being diverted to the border to help with illegal immigration. telling fox news the biden administration should stop sending air marshals to the southern border and get them back to patrolling commercial flights. she says the administration is "demolishing our chances to stop another 9/11." dramatic body cam video capture the frantic moments as police raced to save a man stuck on subway tracks. and why a new sculpture of elon musk has attracted quite a bit of attention. the days best viral videos next. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair.

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>> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos, the world's largest active volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years. activity at monologue began late sunday night on the big island in hawaii. lava flows have so far been contained within the summit area and not flowing or threatening nearby communities but fox weathers has some areas are under ash fall advisories even as far as kona, always a way, the national weather service has wings could carry volcanic debris to other parts of the island. so far in the world cup, goals are few and far between as you know so when australia scored saturday against tunisia, australian fans celebrate by firing up red players in melbourne's federation square. australia by the way won that game 1-0. now to caracas, venezuela, 2,000 dancers from all over the country s shimmied to salsa mus. the group danced for more than

12 minutes in front of two main judges. the goal was to beat 2019 record set in spain. the results so far have not been announced. did you see this? rescue teams in montgomery county, maryland, just outside d.c. worked to deny to pull two people from the wreckage of a small plane. the plane as you can see flew into live power lines. both people on board suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries, along with hypothermia. around 120,000 customers lost power as a result of that crash. another dramatic rescue captured on police body cam in new york city. officers and a bystander raced to save a man who accidentally had fallen onto subway tracks. they were able to pull them to safety and get him back on the platform. seconds before the number six train arrived. the man suffered injuries to his hand and back. overall pretty lucky.

elon musk got quite the early holiday gift by creators of the cryptocurrency elon goat. a large statue to test the headquarters as an event they dubbed goats-giving. it costs an astronomical $600,000. the admirers cited elon musk's contribution to cryptocurrency for the gift. if you have a viral video you'd like to share, hit us up @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. speaking of elon musk, the new owner of the twitter says "the public deserves to know what happened. here's a hint, he's talking about free speech. let's bring in jason rantz. great to see you, i want to continue the tweet. elon musk says "the twitter

files on free speech suppression soon to be published on twitter itself. the public deserves to know what really happened." he is talking about the hunter biden laptop story. he is talking about former president trump getting kicked off twitter. free speech and opening up the pandora's box could be interesting. >> absolutely. he is likely going to tell us a whole bunch of stuff maybe we suspected but we didn't actually know. we know that some things clearly were censored. we know "the new york post" for example was censored and we were told "the washington post" had a story claiming there is no proof anything was censored. i'm looking forward to all of these documents because it's going to make it much harder for the partisans to lie about what happened. the people responsible for all of the censorship and the people who benefited from it i think they are really panicking right now they probably should. they're the actual threats to democracy. we hear this often from the democrats telling us about how

every little thing they don't like, when you vote for a candidate they don't like, that's a threat to democracy. i would argue that effectively censoring what has become the newtown square making it that conservatives can't engage about meaningful conversations. i think that's the actual threat to democracy. we've got democrats panicking because it's the only way they win arguments is by silencing the opposition and thanks to elon musk, it would appear they are not going to be able to do that. >> trace: i wonder when you talk about this thing, wonder why cbs can outside the laptop actually was legit. i wonder if these things in a coming out and the reasons they suppressed all of this might shock some people and a lot of these networks to say oh, yeah. we were just about to get on board. >> at the end of the day, i just want them to go in the right direction. if you take this kind of moved by elon musk, i guess i'll celebrate it. i'll be happy.

the fact of the matter is that should never had to come to this point. every single media outlet to pretend that this wasn't a story failed. >> trace: that's going to happen. i wanted to play, i was on tucker tonight talking about sam britton, here it is and we'll talk about it. >> the first openly gender fluid person to hold a leadership post in the d.o.e. which the official title is deputy assistant secretary of spent waste disposition. that means disposing of spent nuclear fuel. interesting that sam britton's drag queen alter ego's sister radio e active. saying he's been placed on leave after he stole some luggage and hadn't given it back. >> there might've been some dresses in that suitcase so i'm not sure i can -- when you hire people and it's based on identity are probably

going to miss a bunch of red flags. when the identity is a lack of identity, some of the pretense and i'll have a gender at all, when the person is posting videos online, you probably should know that they are totally unserious people and you probably shouldn't give them this level of a job and celebrated. they celebrated not because of this person's background that makes them especially qualified for this position. they celebrated it because he's not binary. that's it. i don't know if we should be celebrating something like that when we are talking about a serious position. we just completely ignore all the important stuff and we focus on the frivolous because we think it's going to give us some social currency and i think the biden administration is desperate for that and it backfired. >> trace: yeah. well, we'll find out. jason rantz, great to see you as always. does your pet make you a better person? are morning people really

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>> trace: the tuesday following thanksgiving is known as giving tuesday. the global generosity movement has inspired millions to give gifts of money, time, skills, and a whole lot more. in the spirit of the season let's bring in army veteran and founder and ceo of authentically american. it's great to see you. we saw the shot. i want to put these on the screen. giving tuesday is important to a lot of people. what can you do, pay for the coffee of someone in mind? plant flowers in your neighborhood. donate laptops to schools, pick up trash in your community,

leave quarters at a laundromat. the whole concept is that you don't need a lot of money. it is saying we will do something nice for someone. >> i could not agree more. we are passionate about giving back and i believe in that. it's a reminder to say how do we make a difference customer economy go above and beyond. how do we look out for the neighbor, the community, someone less fortunate. >> the ceo of giving tuesday says "we all have the ability to make a huge difference in the lives of other people without spending a dime. i know you're in the retail industry because i can see the goods but really there is the sentiment i know that you're big in the military so what does it mean militarily? >> we are passionate about giving back and i love giving tuesday, it's an annual reminder about what we do, we donate 10% of our profits to veteran and first responder charities and that's no way to honor american

heroes all year long. >> trace: every day. every single day. it's interesting. if i can come we can look at some of the stuff around here. we talked about authentically american. it's fantastic stuff. it's interesting. when you talk about the military component, is -- does everything have some theme in the military. you are a west point grad. >> part of our line his military themed. we have collegiate licenses like west point, naval academy, air force academy, the military schools but christmas is fun. it's about giving and making a difference and you'll see a few items showcased here. fun, patriotic holidays designs. when i hear stories, they open our products and they say look at this fun design. it's got to be the softest shirt. they see the made in the usa tag. >> trace: i have the airborne

shirt. i was walking around. i got the name, i got to a new customer. i want to say that there's stuff. the pri presents are coming. ten seconds to wrap it up. >> if you love our stuff, which everyone does, don't wait too long. we have a great long weekend, tremendous for sales. don't wait too long to go to authenticallyamerican.us. >> trace: the new bomber features stealth technology for long-range, conventional, nuclear. the aircraft is the culmination of a seven year development project by northrop grumman. the estimated cost for the 100

aircraft estimated around $203 billion. that's a lot of money. another nightcap, back with the team. kevin corke, marianne rafferty, topic one to kevin corke pushing 1:00 in the morning on the east coast and the question is are early risers, morning people, smarter than late-night people question like your thoughts. >> what? i'm sorry. i couldn't resist. you know what. i am naturally an early riser. as soon as the sun hits my face, i am awake. i can't take credit for being smarter but i will tell you i get more done than the average bird. but because of this shift, i get home at 7:30, 8:00 in the morning and i'm usually up for about an hour. i do agree, i think early risers probably are maybe a little bit friskier. what say you? >> trace: marianne rafferty.

you work a lot of late nights. those young boys are getting you up. still you try to get to sleep. >> i do try and i'm a very good sleeper. if you're a morning person you probably are smarter because you're sleeping. if you get a lot of sleep, you're like let's go. >> trace: military guy. >> 0 dark 30. i am all about an early rise. most productive hours of the day. >> trace: i don't really know about this. >> i don't have a strong opinion either way. i know morning people and night people that are equally smart. >> trace: really? interesting. 80% think pets make you a better person. do you have that? would it make you a better person? >> it makes you a better person, i truly believe it.

i am dying to buy a dog. i promise you at some point in 2023 i am going to buy a dog. >> trace: what kind of dog? >> i don't know yet. i looked all over. i think will be medium-sized, moving out so much chatting because i like to keep a clean house. >> i absolutely agree with kevin. we have the cutest most adorable yorkie poo, no shed. our dog is the cutest dog you've ever seen. >> we have an adorable bull mastiff named molly, a big girl that is so full of love, so sweet. >> my family has a bunch of pets. i also want a dog but i think our schedules are just too difficult. i want a bernadoodle. >> trace: we had a big beautiful white lab.

we put him down about five months ago. he was in deep straits. i think having a dog makes you a better person. it's a gift in your life. it's the sweetest thing. kevin corke, matt finn, marianne rafferty, special guest dean wegner. it's great to have you on. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher in los angeles. condsee you back heree. fee well, l some are of intensity, others joy , all of listerine feel the wool and our new tv shows, james , you don't haveerm to get the three year tvme prics guarantee only from dish research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that so to help you remember that liberty mutualwow!

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