>> greg: we are out of time, thanks to everyone in our studio audience! that's all, i love you, america! >> think you, greg, welcome to america's late news "fox news @ night," i am trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ >> trace: and breaking tonight, political pressure on twitter continues now, treasury secretary janet yellen says twitter should be investigated. odd, because earlier this month she said there was no basis for an investigation. a san francisco police are now

allowed to use killer robots. some cities officials call it dystopian nightmare, but the police say don't buy into the panic. and now that bob iger is back in charge at disney, he wants you to know the mouse house is not political. why does he want to tone down the company's culture wars? well, we have video of his explanation. but we begin with the biden administration's vowed to keep a close eye on twitter over concerns about the spread of misinformation. the white house correspondent kevin corke is live in the nation's capital, good evening. >> good evening, trace, for all the problems they have with elon musk's takeover of twitter, where it is from 1600 pennsylvania avenue that yes, they plan to stay on the platform, but they are backing off of keeping a "close eye on twitter under the tesla founder." >> what is in the news and what is reported on the misinformation that is out there, let's not forget that there are groups like the naacp,

the national health leaders have been vocal about their concerns as well. >> now over at treasury, janet yellen changing her tune after telling "cbs news" earlier this month that she saw "no basis to investigated the social media platform, and now she says she misspoke. telling "the new york times" deal book, we do not talk about particular transactions, but this agency does look carefully at transactions that could pose risks, i am not going to say specifically what we are, aren't looking at, we don't comment on what's -- you know, that's in progress. also said that twitter should be held to a certain standard for content and that it was appropriate for google and apple to demand to those standards. calling it a control "i think is

needed." according to elon musk he was told bike tim cook himself that apple never consider removing twitter from its app store, so there is that. still conservatives argue that the so-called control, janet yellen is praising has amounted to censorship like in the case of the hunter biden laptop story. now even twitter's former head of trust and safety admits wrongdoing. >> so it was a mistake? >> in my opinion yes. it's because the fact that they come out with this information, i have to believe some of the people walking around whispering is one of the reasons they are keeping a close eye. >speak of the former vice president speaking there and if the fight here at home was not enough for the self-described cheap twits, elon musk, of course, twitter could face a ban in most of europe unless the tech billionaire abides by the e.u.'s strict rules content moderation. that according to reporting from the financial times, so it's interesting to me that everything was fine with twitter

before elon musk bought it, now everything is not so fine. >> trace: you have to love the department of trust and safety at twitter, that's just classic. great information, thank you, my friend. as a sign of support for free speech, here at "fox news @ night" let's bring in the political panel, richard fowler and california g.o.p. jessica malan patterson. welcome to you both, i want to put this tweet up. this is elon musk and he says the following "why are so many in the media against free free speech, this is messed up." any has a point, because you look at the first amendment in right after freedom of speech comes freedom of press. you would think journalists and that the media will want a more robust debate. >> we have seen big tech putting their finger on the scale for a long time. whether it was suppressing the hunter biden story before the election or banning people altogether. i was locked out of my account

for 12 days, and i am a very uncontroversial person on twitter. and we have seen big tech putting their finger on the scale and i think this will be a big concern for americans. i think they enjoy the transparency of that elon musk has brought to the organization. >> some people call it transparency, other people call it different things, here is peter doocy with grange on pier, watch. >> you're saying you are keeping an eye on twitter because it might not be a suitable platform, why use it? >> the president has always said and has been very clear in his belief that it is important for social media platforms to take steps to reduce hate speech and misinformation. >> trace: i keep looking at this and think when did apple and google in the white house suddenly become the protectors of all speech that is acceptable? bigelow could, that's a good question, before we get to that you have to define free speech and who we are protecting from.

in the constitution when our founders said you have the freedom of speech, that protection is a protection that the constitution gives the american people from the government. the government cannot block you from having free speech. now when a company chooses to do, a private company, a public company, that's different. that's why you can't go into an amc movie theater and yell fire, they can ban you from the movie theater, but it's worth pointing out that as we have the conversation around twitter what is happening in south dakota, because kristi noem the governor has made a choice she will ban tiktok, so as we are having a conversation about twitter there is also governors that are taking off tiktok, so let's have a larger conversation about the social good of social media platforms and what regulations could we do bipartisan lead to say maybe we should have some reform over all across the board on all social media platforms to ban hate speech, to deal with the fact that there could be some data mina happening.

>> trace: there are no twitter accusations that they are spying on people. and there are accusations that tiktok is for nefarious means, that's the whole point. so it's the it's the equivalency, you should at least have them equal, that's not an equal argument. >> the accusations being made by the white house and by others is that elon musk and purchasing twitter used foreign dollars to purchase it, we should know where those dollars come from and what impact they are having on the platform. >> trace: i have to go, also tweeted this the following good conversation was talk about tim cook, his meeting with apple. good conversation on other things about twitter, potentially being removed from the app store. it was clear that apple never consider doing so. still on advertising about 60 others not advertising, so people are clearly boycotting the new twitter. >> i think the market will resolve itself. we have seen already elon musk has come to the table with different ideas whether it is

purchasing your blue check mark, and there's still a lot of advertisement that is going on. i think that the market will decide this and i think that you know, some do it a little louder, some a little quieter. what is interesting to me and what the white house will have to defend and the democrats are going to have to defend is that hypocrisy. why is there an issue with the free speech? now that elon musk has taken over on twitter but in other circumstances like with tiktok and the chinese governments, they are unwilling to investigate things like that. >> trace: it is fair and i have ten seconds left, richard, two months ago the white house did not care about twitter and who they were censoring, and now they do. quickly. >> lesson, what to enter the point, on "fox news sunday," the chairman of the intelligence committee, democrat said we should be looking at tic tac and the impact they are having on the culture and the fact that the chinese could be data mining, so there are democrats that are willing to investigate a mall we are at it we should have a larger conversation on

how we actually rain and social media and what they are having on our society. >> trace: richard fowler, jessica malan patterson, thank you so much. >> good to see you, trace, take care. >> trace: breaking tonight, officials walk back one of the comments that one of the students killed at the university of idaho was targeted, the moscow police department put out a statement late tonight and said they do not currently know if the residents or any documents were specifically targeted. the news is likely to cause even more on eaves in the community as the suspect has not been identified and no murder weapon yet found. in the meantime a candlelight vigil was held to honor the classmates that were brutally murdered in their sleep just over two weeks ago. idaho state police told fox news digital earlier tonight that investigators have received some of the first crime lab results and learn that two sororities which three belong to have been

put on probation for health and safety reasons. it is not clear at this time why they had been given that status. ♪ ♪ first step in tonight's crisis roundup, the teen from riverside, california, and they say was catfish by a state trooper spoke out today after the murders of that teen's mother and grandparents urging other parents to keep a close eye on their children. >> parents, please, please know your child's online activity. ask questions about what to they are doing and whom they are talking to. >> trace: 20-year-old austin left the scene with a teenager and was later killed in a shoot-out with a law enforcement, the teen girl is physically unharmed but undergoing trauma counseling. searching for a man accused of

searching this car in the bronx, where the suspect did not know was that her 2-year-old was in the backseat. the toddler in the car found later, the little girl reportedly unharmed, baltimore police have made multiple arrests after a string of car thefts with rideshare apps over the weekend, and carjack drivers and then use the app to pick up victims and rob them via the cash apple or by driving them to an atm. well, conservative economists are sounding the alarm warning that the explosion in retail theft that we document night after night here will force more stores to close and further drive up costs, anita vogel is live in new york what that story, anita, good evening. >> just what we need, right? higher prices in the thick of the holiday shopping season? but that's what some economists are saying. due to rampant crime often

coordinated retail theft, we have seen over the last couple of years. consider if companies can't increase their costs to cover what they have lost, then how can they keep their doors open? >> the only way they are going to survive is if they increase costs to cover the theft, are you going to find people who aren't stealing goods and are trying to be decent americans, decent people and support their families are going to end up paying for the theft because the stores in their areas are going to have to charge more to stay open. >> experts say that the main culprits are usually gangs and professional shoplifters that have this down to a science like a well-oiled machine. they call them smash and grab us. it's happening to small boutiques and especially to big chain stores like nordstrom and targets. targets in particular expects to lose over $600 million in gross profit by the end of the year due to what's called shrinkage from shoplifters. >> and if you look at the total

amount of goods that are being stolen a target for instance compared to their overall revenue, they are approaching on 1% of all the gross revenue is being lost to theft, so this is having a very real impact on you as a consumer. >> and trace, a lot of the smash-and-grab incidents have taken place in new york and california which have reclassified penalties for crimes. in california, thieves can steal up to $950. in new york up to $1,000 without getting slapped with a felony or jail time, and these crooks know exactly how much to steal. trace. >> and they do it every day, anita vogel back to you later, police in san francisco could soon have access to killer robots, robots that can use deadly force, the call the machines a dystopian nightmare, matt finn live with more on that. >> good evening, trace, the city council voted

overwhelmingly to allow the police department to use these new robots that will not have guns, but explosive charges that can be used to disorient or potentially kill a dangerous suspect. some civil liberty groups and critics are slamming the robots and police can use them to execute a person "without a trial judge or jury." san francisco supervisor rafael manno men writes that the san francisco police are authorized to use the 17 robots to carry out deadly force only in extremely limited situations when lives are at risk. and there is no other option available, but one duke university professor says that the robots might put officers lives in danger. >> we can barely manage keeping our police safe as it is, what are we going to do? take their training and decision-making out of it and have some robots? it's crazy. >> san francisco's democratic mayor issued a statement supporting the robots writing in part "if the police are called

to serve in a situation where someone intends to do harm or is already doing harm to innocent people and there is technology that can help to end the violence and save lives, we need to allow police to use these tools to save lives. san francisco police say only a number of high-ranking officers will be authorized to use them as a deadly force option and that oakland police department consider them dropping the plan. >> greg: swimming >> trace: standby a few well, let's bring in the sheriff, it's great to have you here. i just want to get your take on the robots because as matt explained to have this thing where maybe it's a tool or a useful tool. >> it's a very valuable useful tool and the majority especially our larger use these all the time. you can use it if you want in something like you are saying to take out a person, those are limited issues, or limited times when deadly force is authorized, than deadly force is authorized and it's very, very limited.

>> trace: i know a huge bust of fentanyl today and that's a huge deal for you, what do we know? >> reporting yesterday in compton in a single bus it sees 6 kilograms of suspected fentanyl, 6,000 ecstasy, 4,000 of those rainbow colors, and 250,000 additional pills totaling $4 million in a single bus. >> trace: this is from you, sheriff, you say our agency sees 3.7 fentanyl since january 1st, that amount is enough to kill 94 million people are enough to kill the entire population in california twice. we don't really see it put in those terms and we talk about pills, those are doses, those are deadly doses. >> absolutely, by far the most dangerous thing we have seen especially in the drug world and we don't have a grasp on it. it is flooding across our border and we have nothing to fight it with. we are hoping that people just

don't die from it or they have some access to naloxone so they can revive themselves or have a friend revive them or us, and even enforcement has to carry it. >> trace: what do you make of it? are we not getting the message across? or are we any data that we can't get the message across? we can't catch up? how do we stop this? the desks are continuing to rise in riverside, los angeles county, and all over the country, and everybody seems to throw their hands up like, we are trying but there's nothing we can do. >> you are absolutely right, we have been trying for three years, two and a half years to get the message out to the public and through the media to look at the dangerous out to the public and it has been impossible. and just recently coming in on, finally once the federal government start saying that it may be a problem, we are finally getting a little bit of airplay and a little bit of advertisement to let people know how dangerous it is. but there will be a time in the near future where everyone knows someone close to them that has

either died or has overdosed and been brought back from fentanyl. >> trace: want to move on to pot, we said listen, if you legalize pot it will take the problem away, we will play a couple of sound bites from some people who are in this industry and law enforcement and we will get your response on the other side, watch. >> the illegal industry is competing with the legal industry and putting them out of business. to speak of the problem is these shops are coming in and undercutting all of the legal shops, coming in and selling the product almost half the price. >> trace: that's what happens when you tax legal pot at 70% coming out the bad guys coming in and selling it for half the cost. to speak of the problem is in the beginning, they did not ask law enforcement. we were trying to say we know exactly what is going to happen and sure enough it did. and we are being overrun, california supplying the rest of the nation with marijuana and our rural areas are being

overrun, it's in our cities and houses being converted. it is a major, major business and nothing really is being done about it. except at the local level and the resources are limited. >> trace: that's for sure, great to see you. tonight exclusive information on results from the reagan national defense forum survey and how americans really feel about serving in the military and whether china is friend or foe. and of her grip and lays out the data and the military panel will then offer insight next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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about how you and your fellow americans viewed the military. the chief security correspondent jennifer griffin has more on this. >> good evening, it will be live for the tenth annual defense forum and got a look at the reagan defense survey on attitudes to the military and national security threats, here are some of the highlights. >> we maintain the peace through our strength. weakness only invites aggression. >> for the tenth annual reagan defense forum, a new survey, the fifth of its kind outlines and alarming trend, the military has overly pistol politicized is contributing to a sharp decline in trust, five years ago 70% said they had a great deal of trust in the military, now 48% agree, down 22-point since 2018. >> perception is reality, the politicization whether it is something the leaders are doing

in the military are not it's what the american people believe is happening, that goes to woke us, not a function of u.s. military not succeeding in armed conflict. >> perception is reality run repeated by politics it. >> it seems that they are trying to feed it will get some. >> only 13% age 30-29 say they are extremely or very willing to join the military, 26 percent are not willing to serve at all. the perception of russia is an enemy reaching a high of 22%, but from 65% last year. and more of you ukraine as an ally, 68% up from 49% a year ago, respondents were asked about military support to ukraine. >> 41% of republicans say we have done enough. it is surprising. you would expect the party to do better. >> 71 percent are concerned that russian aggression unchecked will inspire other authoritarian

regimes to invade their neighbors. >> the united states has an obligation to its citizens into the people of the world never to let those who would destroy freedom dictate the future course of life on this planet. >> many are concerned that sending so many weapons to ukraine is depleting the stockpiles that may be needed for taiwan. three quarters of those surveyed now view china as an enemy from 55 percent in 2018, but when asked if the united states has a clear strategy for managing its relationship, more than half said no. 70% think china will invade taiwan in the next five years. trace. >> trace: i'm curious, what was he or take away on the reaction to support for ukraine? >> i think what was most notable is that there were a larger number of democrats surveyed who supported continuing funding and sending weapons to ukraine,

about 71%. republicans were still more than half about 51%, but when you look at the turnaround in terms of the republican party under ronald reagan it really is a shift. what tolson notable is that those who believe that vladimir putin needs to be stopped in ukraine, they do believe according to the survey that it sends a message to president xi and may have a determining effect in terms of president xi invading taiwan. it >> trace: that's fascinating, jennifer griffin, thank you. from the military perspective, let's bring in priority senior retired lieutenant colonel davis, along with intelligence analyst and fox news contributor at villa cove h, thank you, currently coming at first, i want to put this up as jennifer ran through, looking for analysis as this is about trust in the military, trust and confidence in the military and you go back to 2017 or 2018 and it was 70% and now you look at that number at 40% and that is

somewhat alarming, your thoughts? >> i am shocked, really, there's not a lot that shocks me anymore, but that is a presumptuous drop and a lot of it has to do something with not just some of this will get some stuff that certainly has its place, but unfortunately we have had a lot of senior leaders making lots of statements especially in regards to afghanistan over an extended number of years that turn out to be not true. lots of things not accurate and i think a lot of people are starting to lose some confidence and some of the effectiveness and the honesty and the integrity of some of our senior leaders. and when you say that they don't have trust in the senior leaders, than that will affect down on the line of what joins the military and i think that something that really needs to be reversed, because we have to have trust especially in the military in our leaders so that we can devote ourselves fully without any concerns. >> trace: want to move on to china if i can, do you see china

as an ally or an enemy? in november this year, 75% see it as an enemy. just four years ago it was only 55% and we buy are iphones, a lot of goods from their and now the three quarters of americans think that they are the enemy, your thoughts. it's because those americans are right, we are vulnerable as a nation due to the threats that china poses, that's the bottom line. the adversaries are expanding and you see countries like iran, russia, china forming behind our backs, as the administration seems to be taking a kids club approach when it comes to china and they get more provocative by the day. they are eclipsing us economically and technologically, the stakes are so high that america is starting to lose its competitive advantage and influence as a result of that. when you look at their long-term strategy they are starting to invest in technology is like artificial intelligence, right? because chinese president xi believes whoever controls artificial intelligence controls

the world. he believes that ai and other cutting-edge technologies like that especially when applied to military systems are the key to keeping up and leveled the playing field with the u.s., so i think that members of congress in this administration need to wake up and understand the widespread implications of this and americans need to be concerned with the spreading of chinese influence. the fact is that china exploits us in many ways most americans don't even realize, i mean the threat is real and all you have to do is listen to the businessmen, how many wto cases. >> trace: just move on, because i got to get these in here, the reagan national defense survey talks about how willing would you personally be to serve in the u.s. military? extremely, it is 13%, these are 18-29-year-olds that that have to be extremely concerning for the entire country. >> yes, that may be one of the biggest areas of concern in that poll to me that there are so few that really want to serve.

and look, we have to turn that around. we have to look at ourselves pretty hard. we can't just blame everybody else and say it's the new generation, we have to look at especially in the military we have to look at ourselves hard in the mirror and say what are we not doing that is not attractive to these people and we need to turn some things around. it takes the responsibility of our own, but this is very important. we have to fix this. >> trace: it is called the reagan national defense survey, said that weakness invites aggression. have we become weaker? 30 seconds. >> we have to show strength, the bottom line is the way we left afghanistan has lessened our standing in the way that other countries look at us and i think that transcends down into the military so we have to look strong. i think that ukraine is a place where we can look stronger by supporting the nato allies and really helping support to the defense of ukraine and go after russians that in the end want to harm the national security interests of america, so that's one of the ways that we can get

this back and make this a win for the united states. >> it is great analysis, always great to see you both, thank you. >> a lot, teresa. ♪ ♪ >> kat: first up into nights where in the world, mail bombs delivered to the ukrainian embassy in madrid and an arms company in spain both appear to be from the same sender. official said one letter was addressed to the ukrainian ambassador to spain, a bomb in afghanistan killed at least ten students at a religious school, and reported that most of the students were young boys come so far no one is claiming responsibility for that attack. the dod express concerns from turkey today over threats of a possible ground invasion of syria to target kurdish u.s. partners. they hit the region with air strikes dennis threatened to invade for years.

[honking] >> trace: that is the sound in iran celebrating the u.s. defeat of iran on tuesday, seen unrest among widespread protests of the country's government. and in the canary islands, three nigerian stowaways who hade on an oil tanker's rudder for the 11-day voyage from their home country. they were taken to the hospital for dehydration and hypothermia. and to the white house previews what will be the first u.s. hosted steak dinner before the pandemic, they will host french president on friday, on the menu, maine lobster, beef with shallots marmalade, and american cheeses. don't you know. well, lava continues to spew from hawaii's montello of volcano. officials have warned that it could reach major roadways and christmas dinner, buddy the elf

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broke bread to honor the french loaf and it also included some fun french facts like when a baby is teething, parents give it a small piece of baguette to chew on. and when they grow up come the first air into they do on their own is a rundown down and they buy up baguette with a bakery. toss in a bottle of red! >> let's kick off by lighting up the star of the show, the national christmas tree! >> trace: already in the holiday spirit at fox news at night, and looks like the white house has trim the tree as well, counting down the official lighting of the national christmas tree on the ellipse tonight, attended by jill biden, vice president kamala harris, second gentleman and ll cool j, master of ceremonies for the second year in a row. honolulu celebrating the holiday season and a way that only hawaii can with a giant shocker. sienna and their version of

mrs. claus who arrived in the city as they have every year since 1989. just in time for all the festivities to begin. and all we can say is -- and hello fresh come the meal prep service has released a limited edition buddy the elf inspired christmas kits, not a typical spaghetti dish, calling it a chocolate forward version that is reminiscent of what body made in the 2003 film complete with crushed chocolate candies, marshmallows and syrup, wasn't really 2003? if you have a viral video to share, hit me up at trace gallagher, or @foxnewsnight social media. now for a bit of culture, pop, not canceled, 24/7 sports reporter and fox entertainment reporter, great to have both of you. we will go through a couple of subjects because it's fun.

this is from the independent journalists christopher rufo that got the sound of bob iger's disney town hall and we will get your responses on the backside. watch! >> do i like the company being embroiled in controversy? of course not. it can be distracting and have a negative impact on the company to the extent i can work to quiet things down i will do t that. >> trace: he wants it quiet, not much quieter, the national review says despite being heralded as the first disney movie to have an openly gay main character it was the worst we can never, and will be see a shift in the woke-is no more the way that they do their business? >> absolutely, this is huge. i mean, they kicked out and memory held it, he is gone and they brought them bob iger it because of the politics, because of his political stance, now of course he said in this

town hall, this is not about politics. no, it's not about politics, we just want to get back to a neutral stance. >> trace: feels all about politics. >> i thought he was talking about with the movies we will stick with our woke agenda, but what we are not going to do is get into high-profile fights like the former ceo did with ron desantis in florida and stay out of those culture war issues when it comes to legislation and politics. i thought that was the distinction he was trying to make. >> trace: let's move on to sam bank been freed, and interview with andrew ross, a journalist on why he did this, we don't know, but watch. >> classic advice, don't say anything. receipt into a hole, and that's not who i am. i mean, it's not who i want to be. i don't have a duty to talk to people, i have a duty to explain what happened.

>> trace: his advice from his lawyer is to hide in a hole, what does he do? he speaks to everybody and says i need to explain myself. it do that when you are behind bars. >> if you listen, he did not explain himself, he had a t-shirt on and was disheveled and was staring at the ground and what he said really would not give up lot of people piece which was that it was gross incompetence why all those people lost all that money. >> trace: you can talk yourself out of this. >> you cannot, lost millions and millions of people's money. they invested and asked him point blank, they read him letters and he was like, i'm really sorry about that! you're really sorry about that! >> trace: it's unbelievable. finally want to put this up because we lost a legend today, of fleetwood mac, one of the great ones coming look at this thing and they have given me this, and nick fleetwood said

the following, part of my heart has blown away, i will miss everything about you christine mcphee, memories abound, they fly to me. and then you look at her heads, don't stop, these are the things that she wrote everywhere, hold me, say you love me, songbird. it is amazing. she really is. aand i just saw her a few years ago and she was fantastic anything, holy, molly. it's a big loss. >> 79 years old, did not expect it, assured wellness is what her family said, was not even aware of it and it is a profound loss. i mean, when rumors came out i can remember looking at that album and thinking oh, my god, this is the greatest album ever and it has stood the test of time. >> trace: and it is hits from generations, even my daughters are singing the songs from fleetwood mac because they were huge on tiktok. >> the tiktok video with a guy

on the skateboard and the ocean spray with "dreams" that exploded a few years ago. >> trace: great stuff, thank you for coming out. we appreciate it. riot police called in at a turning point usa event after conservative fire charlie kirk got into a war of words with demonstrators. now the speaking engagement with the conservative organization chapter drew protesters waving signs which you can see there against white supremacy. and responded by tweeting a video of himself waving to the agitators as we get more video in, we will bring it to you here on "fox news @ night." the nightcap crew is on deck with the most streamed podcasts artists and songs of the year. did you get your spot if i rap list? a lot of people did. will check out hours coming up. we have a big crowd next. ♪ ♪

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with them. what is your spotify wrap list? >> mine is so embarrassing because i share an account with my husband and my 9-year-old daughter, so when i looked at the wrap list it had disney halloween, monster mash, which we heard all through halloween! but if i had to give you my own list, i am always going to have staying. always george michael, the fray, david bowie, and i do like a lot of the new justin bieber song's. he had that great concert on top of the beverly hilton which was awesome. >> trace: michelle paulino, you have your list. >> my top artist was kacey musgraves, bonnie barrick, dr drake, shady graves -- >> trace: somebody throw some jazz and there appeared. >> i'm a huge jazz fan, i had count me see here, and sometimes i just want to relax a little,

and i also like bics, i'm a big fan of miles and on occasion i will break out some marvin gaye inner city blues is a great reminder of where we have been as a country. >> trace: for the opposite, let's go to matt finn. >> i am the odd one out, i have pandora, i am old school, but i will be curious what my a super embarrassing song would be. do something i even admit. >> trace: even the genre? >> hip-hop and r&b. >> trace: that's nice. >> i'm so behind the times come i don't have spotify either. my son loves harry styles, so we listen to that, i like taylor swift, not ashamed to admit it. but i listen to '90s music, stuck in the '90s. >> trace: it's amazing, because somebody said do you have spotify. i said no, i have sonos, that's not a service. if that's not -- and i am like, kevin, i'm like a

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