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all of this as the supreme court puts the president's student loan handout on hold. until it hears the case next february. plus, the white house press secretary started laughing when peter doocy asked about the president visiting the southern border. but even democrats don't find it very funny. police in moscow, idaho, where four university students were stabbed to death are changing their statements yet again. but we begin with team fox coverage. ashley strohmier with the mixed messages on what's killing the economy. at first to the white house correspondent kevin corke with brand-new pressure over the continuing crisis on the border. >> good evening. court watchers have been expecting this for some time. the supreme court says yes it will take up a court fight between the biden administration and a coalition of six republican-led states challenging the legality of the presidents student loan forgiveness program, or as some critics have called it, a lone giveaway. courts said in a brief order

that yes, he will hear arguments in february. but will in the meantime keep the program on hold for now. last week you probably know this, the president actually extended his paws on federal student loan payments until jun. in order to give the court more time. the white house press secretary said "this program is necessary to help over 40 million eligible americans struggling under the burden of stude student loan stt loan debt. g.o.p. lawmakers have repeatedly assailed plan calling it a giveaway. fundamentally unfair and unconstitutional especially if millions of americans who say didn't go to college or benefit from the degrees earned without money had to help pay back the loans. the white house is reeling over new criticism of its border policy or lack thereof. new numbers show what critics

have suggested is a massive unlawful invasion into this country. which the biden administration is either evil of all refuses to stop with the number of got-aways absolutely soaring. look at these numbers. 73,000 known got-aways in november. that's a record. over 137,000 known got-aways just since the fiscal year of 2023 began back on the 1st of october. 600,000 known got-aways in fiscal 2022. 390,000 known got-aways in fiscal year 2021. incredible numbers indeed. but if you expecting the president to visit the border anytime soon, think ag again. asked if he would visit the border and at the invitation of kevin mccarthy, of course upper perhaps future speaker, karine jean-pierre said the president has already been to the border. fact-check. that is not true, sadly not as president. but the white house to say that he is working, putting forward

immigration reform plans and inviting republicans to collaborate to solve the issue, the issue which apparently, trace, is getting worse by the day. >> trace: it's unclear if he's ever been. we will look into that, kevin corke, live in d.c. thank you. things are not a whole lot brighter on the economic side for the biden white house as the president acknowledges glitches in one of his signature achievements and the treasury secretary says the pain you're feeling from inflation, that would be your fault. ashley strohmier live in new york with more on that. actually, good evening. >> hi. president biden welcoming french president emmanuel macron to the white house for lavish state dinner. the pair appeared together at a joint press conference where biden admitted there could be glitches in the $368 billion spending and tax law, something the akron and european leaders say put their countries and an economic disadvantage because of the generous

subsidies it offers for u.s.-mae products. biden told reporters he isn't apologizing for it. >> look, the united states makes no apology and i make no apologies. we are going to continue to create manufacturing jobs in america but not at the expense of europe. >> before the dinner, macron level this could assume. >> insulation reduction act. it's very good for the u.s. economy. but as it was not properly grenade with the european economies, they create just the absence of a level playing fiel. >> the french leader apparently told lawmakers the deal was "super aggressive." other top european officials called the green energy policies this, to try. biden is treasury secretary blaming you at home for the inflation you're feeling. listen to this. >> the pandemic had very special

impacts on the economy. remember, everybody stop spending on services. they were their homes for a year or more. they wanted to buy grills and office furniture. they were working from home. suddenly started splurging on goods. >> speaking of splurging, one democrat not so happy though about the 2 200 maine lobsters brought in for the fancy state eted "biden should take the time to meet with the maine lobster man. his administration is regulatint of business." >> trace: ashley strohmier, thank you, see if the nightcap. let's bring in a republican senator from tennessee marsha blackburn, senator, always great to see you. let's face it, today was kind of a no-good very bad day for the president, his student loan cancellation was blocked by the supreme court, though they will hear the case sometime this winter. getting big time pressure now the collapse of the border that

he's never been to, any snow acknowledging that they inflation reduction act isn't really reducing inflation. and yet, at the tribal nation summit, he said this. watch. >> well, i tell you what. no one's ever done as much as president as this administration is doing. >> trace: long can he keep saying things are just going great? >> well, we know that the white house likes to pick winners and losers and joe biden is picking people he wants to win, and he think he's doing a great job. this is where they are very intentional on what they are doing. they are not worried about high gas prices are high inflation. they think if they say the border is secure long enough, the people will believe it. everybody knows that it is not. but you're right, the decisions that they are making, whether it's the american people or the

u.s. supreme court, they are beginning to say no, you cannot do this. >> trace: yeah, your colleague across the aisle, senator elizabeth warren said this to fox news about elon musk. watch. >> i think that one human being should not decide how millions of people, and kate with each other. it doesn't make any difference with that human being is. one human being should not be able to go into a dark room by himself and decide, oh, that person gets heard from, that person doesn't. it's not how it should work. >> trace: that's not how it works because that's not what he's doing. but the concept here is amazing because a couple of months ago, the white house didn't care about twitter whatsoever. and now they care deeply and they believe may be the white house should get involved in these decisions about what should be free speech and what is not acceptable. >> well, they tried to. they wanted the disinformation board. thank goodness there was so much outrage over that that that got

shot down. but elizabeth warren is saying that one person should not be able to make these determinations. trace, when you look at the content moderators with all the big social media platforms, you look at the way the fbi and the clinton campaign and then also the biden campaign went to social media and said "do not put this up. this is going to be rough time misinformation." now that they see someone exposing what has happened, they are going to go after elon musk because he has had he's going to make those files, those emails that show this, he's going to make it public. >> trace: we do. we have records, videotape. we know the misinformation was coming from one side and it wasn't the side they're complaining about now. what do you think about

republicans threatening to block the annual defense authorization bill, senator? because of mandatory military vaccinations. >> what republicans are doing is working to be certain that we get included in the defense authorization act. the ability to keep dod from firing our men and women in uniform because they are not taking a covid shot. bear in mind, carbon vaccine, it's not like any of those vaccines you think of with polio or smallpox, things of that nature, trace. this is a shot. it is important to stand with our men and women in uniform to protect them and make certain that our military is able to meet their recruiting numbers so that we do not harm our nation's security because we have a shrinking military. >> trace: senator blackburn, thank you for coming on.

we appreciate it. >> you've got it. thank you. >> trace: speaking of military vaccines, the "fox news @ night" common sense department is getting were that house republicans have uncovered evidence the u.s. naval academy is denying diplomas to midshipmen who sought religious exemptions to the pentagon's covid vaccine mandate. the navy won't tell fox news how many diplomas are being denied or if that denial is affecting overall military readiness. but we don't need the navy to tell us that because we already know. recruitment goals for the navy, army, and air force are at all-time or 50 year lows. according to the reagan national defense forum, just 13% of 18 to 29-year-olds are very or extremely willing to join the military, meaning those recruitment numbers are not out to rise and yet the threat from russia and china are definitely rising. common sense would like to

remind the military that despite president biden, the commander in chief, repeatedly calling this pandemic of the unvaccinated, covid vaccines neither keep you from getting or spreading the virus. and to the evidence that it protects you from dying is being challenged every day. meantime the young people at the naval academy decided to go there because they decided to serve their country. maybe they should be allowed to make some other common sense decisions. president biden wants to shake up the democrats 2024 presidential primary calendar. he sent a letter to party leaders urging them to let south carolina host the first nominating contest in the name of embracing diversity. the potential change would displace iowa's caucus and new hampshire's first in the nation primary. a federal appeals court has halted an independent review of documents seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago estate which means the justice department can resume its criminal investigation into the

retention of top secret government information. trump's lawyers argue he's entitled to have a special master review thousands of documents taken from the property to figure out what is and what is not relevant to investigators. the supreme court could be asked to review the case. now for a breaking update on the murders of those four idaho students. moscow law enforcement are now clarifying statement they made although the clarification is causing a bit of confusion. matt finn is live with the latest on that. >> good evening. from the start moscow police said they think the student murders were targeted but then in an interview earlier this week, the county prosecutor questioned whether police should be using the term targeted. >> it seems like there were targeted has had different understandings for different people who are listening and perhaps isn't the best word to

use. >> that line goes against what police have said today to about the nature of the university of idaho murders and because the public and students and family to question the investigation. well, yesterday moscow police responded, adding to the confusion, rating and part "this was a miscommunication. detectives do not currently know if the residence or any occupants were specifically targeted but continue to investigate." today police reversed course once again, saying that they do believe this was a targeted attack. the father of the victim kaylee gonzalez tells fox news it creates more questions than answers. >> i don't like it. these statements take hours, multiple individuals to review, it's not like this was something said on the side of the street within the first five hours of the case. >> that father confirmed to fox news that his daughter, kaylee, and her friend madison were found killed in the same

bed which gives us a better sense of where the murders might've happened in that home and some forensic testing is also not complete but those results are not being released. moscow policing tonight that a six person was on the holmes lease but they do not believe that person was there during the attack. >> trace: parents aren't getting answers, they want some consistency. see you a little bit later. let's bring in the host of "nothing but the truth" podcast, bob bianchi. i want to go over with the idaho police were saying and this was yesterday and i will put this on the screen. they said detectives do not currently know if the residents or any occupants were specifically targeted and then you jump ahead to today and you have moscow policing we remain consistent and our belief that this was a targeted attack but have not conduce to the target was the residence or its occupants and again the father of one of the victims went on to say this today. watch.

>> they keep coming out with statements that create more questions than they answer and that creates pressure. >> trace: extremely frustrating. your thoughts. >> we talked about it, i was giving press conferences, you were judicious with the information. it certainly has to be accurate. they are all over the place. as a former homicide prosecutor, i am very concerned about the integrity of the investigation when basic mistakes are being made. if you don't know whether someone is targeted, but there was an individual specifically that was being -- or individuals being targeted, you don't know whether or not to tell the community they are in danger or not. it doesn't seem like they have any idea as to whether or not -- they can't get to the point where they are targeted or not targeted, how are they giving information of the community? i don't like the look and feel of it. >> trace: breaking news coming

out of california. governor newsom put this panel together on reparations and they came up with the following. "five areas, housing determination mass incarceration, unjust property seizures, devaluation of black businesses in health care. the task force estimates compensation of $569 billion with 223,200 per person. where are they going to get the money, bob. that is twice california's yearly budget. >> let's not forget if we start doing these commissions, i can tell you those displaced in the same arguments. i'm not trying to compare them, how are you going to be able to come up with the money to do everything to try to right wrongs that occurred in the past anybody. there was an alternative in this report which is about housing grandson may be education tuition grants that are going to have to be reasonable because at the end of the day the taxpayers

are going to pay for it which means less services for those very communities that would be getting the money. >> trace: i did this story on a robbery at an apple store. i want to shake part of it. >> the store is crowded with shoppers and two people walked in wearing masks. they start walking between end in front of customers stealing iphones, ipads, computers from a display case. they are literally ripping them from their security guards. one of the apple employees, here's a robber make an announcement to shoppers threatening physical violence to anyone that tries to stop them so under california law that means the crime includes force or fear, elevating it to felony robbery. the employees are trying to keep customers away from the criminals. when somebody says this. watch.

>> should we stop them? >> trace: not only to the robbers face a zero resistance, the customers just keep sho shopping. calmly shopping. as if this happens every day. then again, the sad truth it does happen every day. and it does happen every day. you don't see this wild video. we have become numb to this. quickly your final answer. >> the store is in a rock and a hard play situation. they were probably wise to say not escalated. but the criminals know they can walk into places. there's not going to be a significant law enforcement response which is probably worse, law-enforcement officers are being told back away ourselves and don't do anything less to cause a problem. make no mistake about it. the criminals know. >> trace: talk about incentivizing robbery. bob bianchi, was great to get your insight. thank you for coming on. >> you've got it. >> trace: the number of teenagers involved in crime in

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>> trace: first stop, five family members. found dead in a home in illinois. two young children. investigators believe the incident was domestic but did not disclose what kind of weapon was used. autopsies showed all five died from sharp force injuries. police were initially called for a wellness check and eventually forced their way into the home.

>> nothing really prepares you for that. it was a horrific sight. we are resilient and this community will recover from this but it will take some time because it is devastating. >> trace: detectives in broward county, florida, have made interest in the carjacking of an 82-year-old man. teens were watching the driver parked his volkswagen jetta at a gas station. the group surrounded his car and told him his tail light was out. he got out to inspect it and that's when a 15-year-old god and the driver's seat and sped off. this happened as the 82-year-old man tried to pull them out. the vehicle was recovered. the man to discover some injuries. a suspect in custody after he led police on a chase and what is apparently a stolen car. the man eventually ditched the vehicle, took off running, popped multiple fences in an east los angeles neighborhood. he could not outrun our fox 11 news chopper who brought us these great pictures. police caught the suspect hiding

in someone's carport. police in new york looking for two suspects involved in a deadly shooting, this week in manhattan, two armed suspects got into a dispute with a 39-year-old man when one of the suspects shot him in the chest. the male victim tried to drive away but crashed into a street divider and was killed. police new york city say violent offenses are increasingly being committed by and against minors. the senior correspondent laura ingle is in new york. >> a 14-year-old boy shot and killed this week in the bronx is the latest victim of what police have called a disturbing trend here in new york city. the number of teenage shooters and victims in the big apple tripling in recent years with devastating consequences. the nypd is looking for two suspects accused of shooting and killing a 14-year-old who was walking with his 15-year-old brother in the bronx wednesday night. local reports say a dispute over drill rap video which often

contains lyrics about violent life on the streets may have been a possible motive in the murder. the latest stats released by the end wave petey showed citywide shootings that included perpetrators in victims less than 18 years old have skyrocketed. 119 victims compared to 45 victims from the same time five years ago. 98 teenage perpetrators this year compared to 30 in 2017. teens believed to be behind a string of recent robberies near grand central terminal. seen on surveillance assaulting and robbing people at random. investigators are searching for suspects and other unsolved cases. police are on the hunt for two suspects seen pulling out guns and shooting a 17-year-old male victim in the jamaica section of queens in august. he was treated and released. though suspects are still at large. the nypd says those under 18 happened five more likely to

become a victim of a shooting or named as the suspected trigger man as the number of shootings in new york surged during the coronavirus pandemic. >> trace: amazing, thank you. antigovernment protests broke out a neuron tuesday after the national teams 1-0 defeat to the u.s. mineral cup. citizens took to the streets have honked their car horns in celebration. in opposition of the country's dictatorial regime. the protests turn deadly in a coastal city. security forces allegedly shot a 27-year-old in the head and antigovernment demonstration. well, here's a question. how many friends, close friends do you have now compared to maybe ten, 20 years ago? we have a new study and what it reveals will stun you. one bought his halloween costume gave him the opportunity of a lifetime. plus how many snacks were stacked on this woman's pregnant

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>> trace: first up, the oklahoma department of wildlife conservation got a rare visit from a rare bald eagle. the eagle has no color on its feathers because of a genetic condition. the wildlife department said they were pumped to see such a rare bird. a polar bear at the zoo and berlin celebrated her fourth birthday today, a curator there noted just how much she has grown in that time, weighing about as much as a chocolate bar at birth and now weighing roughly 600 pounds. the bear spent the day with her mom eating ice-cold treats from a christmas tree in their enclosure. >> i am going to scream to my bff baxter and tell them i'm

famous because i got to be like every single news, every single, like, newspaper on the tv. it was crazy. >> trace: nothing like being on the news, a young kid from massachusetts goes viral after meeting the prince and princess of wales while dressed as a member of the british royal guard, as he saw. his mom told the press that they purchased the costume after they visited london for halloween. they saw the royals' visit as another opportunity to wear it. why not? not thinking for a second would come of it. this, london's museum of architecture unveiled their gingerbread city display for the sixth year in a row. this year architects wanted to highlight their concern for the environment so they built five edible cities in different climate zones. polar, continental, temperate, dry, tropical. you've got to believe tropical probably tasted the best. take a look at the newest

"vogue" magazine cover girl, the chimpanzee named chickie, very seductive pose. we are getting. so was the memphis zoo when they tweeted this mock cover. "this is not real but en vogue is interesting, she is more than ready." amanda decided you'd be fun to see how many snacks he can pile on the spelling. it's a lot. maybe she'll name the baby jenga. if you have a viral video to share, hit me up @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight. breaking news, elon musk says kanye west's twitter account will be suspended because he has again violated the platforms rule against incitement to violence. west tweeted an unflattering photo of a shirtless musk.

he emphasized the suspension is due to violating twitter rules, not the picture of him. west did tweet an earlier symbol that appears to be a swastika inside the star of david. elon musk pulling back the curtain on quitters censorship of conservative voices, reporter says the new ceo says "for the past two years my work has been completely banned from twitter, a platform i previously used to break national news and share the truth about events such as black lives matter riots in 2020. during 2020, hundreds of people were censored, silenced, and deleted in twitter's attempt to control the narrative." with us now, savannah hernandez. great to have you on. how does it feel to be back on twitter. >> thank you for having me. it feels incredible. as someone who was banned in 2020 for reporting the truth of what was happening on the streets of america if it was incredible to me back and use my

platform once again to highlight the american people's voices and what's going on. >> trace: you wrote about why you were banned and you said "during the 2022 ncaa women swimming championship i interviewed the one athlete brave enough to speak out against leah thomas, the transgender woman competing in the championships. her voice countered the entire narrative the media was trying to set that leah thomas, a biological man, swing against female competitors was a good thing so naturally twitter used censorship to silence me. you must still be baffled by that. >> that was my second ban. my first was in 2020 when president donald trump rhee tweeted me. i was covering the black lives matter riots and cnn was saying. i had a different narrative. president trump retweeted me. twitter banned my account. i made two prior accounts and

those two accounts were banned after countering that narrative, countering the government propaganda that people are being told regarding transgender, economy, black lives matter, antifa. still i can't believe you've been banned three times in your back on there. here is some of your piece about woke college students who can't explain what white privileges. >> we don't have the same privileges that are offered to straight white men. >> i've been hearing that from a lot of ladies. talk to me about some of those privileges are that straight white men have the you don't have. talk to me about that. >> i think. i don't really know. have you ever experienced specific instance? i need to go. >> trace: sorry, we've got to go. sounds like they are following the narrative. >> absolutely. this is my twitter such an important platform because it

allows journalists to combat the narrative and show americans what is actually happening. what is happening with the next generation and how the next generation of americans is being taught not only to hate white men, white women, the white community as a whole but also america. it's a great platform to share the truth, expose what's happening allow americans to use their voices to tell us what's going on really. >> trace: what do you think, very quickly, what do you think about the left's big freak out about elon musk allowing free speech. >> they are freaking out because they can't combat our truth anymore. they've been lying to us and they've had control of the narrative over the past couple years. this is the same side of the aisle that can't define what man or woman is and they have been allowed to dictate what truth and reality is. we are allowed to have a voice. we are allowed to be on the same playing field and they can't compete.

>> trace: miranda hernandez -- savanna hernandez, welcome back to twitter. who better to speak about the latest developments in woke college students who can't articulate how they suffered from the effects of white privilege, or cancel culture guru vivek ramaswamy is on. we spoke to an independent journalist, savanna hernandez. she tried to get these woke college students to talk and explain white privilege. >> talk to me about some of the privileges white men are awarded that you buy are not awarded. >> definitely, like, i guess just getting away with situations. if i were to, like, i don't know, like, i guess... i have to think about it. >> trace: not trying to embarrass the students but

clearly they are kind of buying into the popular narrative. >> it's not the students' fault, they are kids. it's the fault of a culture that teaches these kids you're supposed to get ahead in life by thinking of yourself as a victim. that's the new victimhood culture resulting in a new cancel culture. i think this generation, they are so hungry for a cause and for purpose and meaning they used to be filled with the work of faith or patriotism or hard work. they have disappeared and they have latched onto secular religions of white privilege and systemic racism. perfect display of how confused that generation ends of being, not really being satisfied by these toxic ideologies they are fed. >> trace: we talked about this but i want your take on the breaking news, panel for california governor gavin newsom will recommend reparations for black citizens at $223,200 per

person which totals about 56, check that. 506 to $9 billion. what do you make of that? >> i want to know where they are getting the money. the second point is there was a time in a place for reparations back in the 1870s. but at a certain point if you're just driving with your eye in the rearview mirror, you're going to keep on crashing. that's what we're doing with race relations in the country today. i could not think of a more racially divisive policy, policy that will drive greater racial animus than the use of economic weaponry exclusively on the basis of race. gavin newsom doesn't care because this is about him making a headline, building a reputation for himself even if it means leaving a country divided. unfortunately this is a harbinger of what's to come and thus we end these racial policies starting with

affirmative action. certainly moving onto staving off these i would say toxic conversations about financial reparations. >> trace: fox business reporter hillary vaughn caught up with apple's tim cook, asking him about doing business with china and he had this to say. >> do you regret restricting airdrop access that protesters used to evening surveillance from the chinese government? do you think it's problematic to do business with the communist chinese party when they suppress human rights? >> trace: i said he had this to say but he had nothing to say at all and it's really a tough question to answer. >> it's a tough question to answer if you are a circus monkey for xi jinping and the ccp which is exactly what ted cookie's and it's not hard to understand why. it's that apples entire supply chain rests on china so they depend on china. that's where their bread is buttered. if apples was a single bad thing

about the ccp that would be an existential risk for its business. this is the new model of capitalism in china where they are co-opting american companies. the largest company in the world, apple, is a stooge to the agenda because they are dependent economically. that's the tool china is using to advance its geopolitical ends here the united states by turning american companies like apple into their trojan horses critiquing racial injustice here in the united states without saying a peep about actual human rights atrocities in china, then creating a false equivalence between chinese nihilism and american idealism. that is the long term gain the ccp is playing and i'm sorry to say >> trace: vivek ramaswamy, always great to get your insight. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: the nightcap crew is on deck. find out if you are in average to burn why he likely don't have

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>> trace: we are back. ashley strohmier, kevin corke, matt finn. how many close friends do you have? to you first, kevin corke. as you start to get a little older, i get a feeling we start to consolidate friends. you travel with the same people, text, talking in your list goes from here and comes down to here. i'm not sure if that's the same for you or not. >> 100% agree. i think i had maybe ten or 12 really good friends all throughout underground and then as i got older, got in my 30s and 40s, the list has shrunk. i would say i am down to like five great friends. there's an old expression, a really good friend is someone who will help you hide the body and never say a word. i've got about five of those. >> trace: ashley strohmier, you were talking earlier, your

friend list has gone down because of the job you have. >> if you don't consider my husband, my mom, and my dad, then it's zero. nobody wants to stay up and talk to me with this shift. >> that's so funny. matt finn was saying, and it's true because you bring family into the equation as well and then you kind of limit friends because your family becomes your friends. >> i am in the middle of two brothers. they were my good friends growing up and now we are friends into adulthood. with friends, i've always been quality over quantity. >> trace: may be the reason your friend list has gone down is because you are a crappy tipper. do you tip more on the holidays? do you tip less, the same? >> i tip exceedingly well. you'll be proud of me. automatically 25%, i always click yes, i work in food service, retail.

i'm an excellent tipper. >> trace: i was a bartender. there's nothing worse than somebody who doesn't tip and kevin corke is a good tipper. we shared a drink at the dubliner, close to where he is now. we shared a stage purity was very generous to the bartender. ashley strohmier, do you tip? >> for my zero friends list, i'm a good tipper. but i am 20% across the board whether it's hair, food, whatever it is. it's always 20%. everybody gets the same from me. >> trace: we have talked about this, matt finn, i hate it when you're in the bodega and you buy a bottle of water and the guy turns around we've got to push the 20% thing anything i'm not taping you for my buying a bottle of water. >> i've been thinking about that even more since the segment. if someone is not giving you any type of service you probably shouldn't be dipping them. why am i taking a cashier? didn't do anything for me. we tip cashiers? i like to think i'm pretty generous especially for someone who goes above and beyond.

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