hey, we are out of time. thank you, emily compagno. thank you, i love you! [ applause ] thank you, greg, good evening everyone, welcome to america's late news. fox news at night. i am trace gallagher, los angeles. ♪ >> breaking tonight, a record of 1.8 million people voted in georgia senate run off, it will still come down to who shows up on tuesday. two major speech fights under way. the supreme court hears argument in a case with major implications on religious

liberty. the white house dismissing the twitter file bomb shell as a quote, "distraction,". the conservatives best known for her role on "cheers" has died at the age of 81. the breaking news on christie ali, ahead. first, to the congressional correspondent, who's live in georgia with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening to you. right now according to a recent cnn poll, senator warnock is leading herschel walker by just about four points. today at one of his final campaign stops, i asked the senator why he thinks those margins are so close. >> why do you think the polls are so close again? >> the only polls that count is

tomorrow. we'll see how close it is tomorrow. i will tell you what's not close. my record and herschel's record. >> reporter: now, georgia has the record turnout for early voti votivoting. it benefits de both camps had 200,000 voters who split their tickets last month voting for brian kemp and warnock. walker really needs a large turnout tomorrow. >> what i would say is they got to get out to vote, come rain or sunshine or snow, you got to get out to vote because if you don't vote, you are going to get more chuck schumer and president biden because senator warnock is showing he's always going to vote with them. >> reporter: and one thing to note here, trace, in this particular campaign trail, both of these candidates have kept the respective party leaders at

an anan an anaarm's length. we saw for president trump hold a rally for walker tonight and president biden calling out the vote for warnock. >> i should thank you. president biden hits the road on tuesday, not to georgia. kevin corky is live in dc with that story. >> reporter: good evening, trace. the big names obviously but know there are some bigger names in politics. let's be honest about it. they're not going to be ahead in georgia ahead of tuesday's run off. the former president donald trump and joe biden. everything is short of actually making a stop in the peach state. for biden he's deciding to let other people do the talking. here is what the white house press secretary had to say. >> the president will do

anything for senator warnock to be helpful to him. >> everything including inviting his old boss to talk. former president obama making the final sales pitch to georgia's voters instead. the president said, listen, what i have been doing is just fine including raising a lot of campaign cash for senator warnock. >> mr. president, why didn't you go to georgia to help senator warnock? >> i am going to georgia to help warnock. i am doing a major fundraiser in boston before the next continued senate candidate. >> i am going to georgia -- i mean boston. okay. meanwhile and on election day, the president for the record will be about 2,000 miles and two time zones away from georgia. he'll be in the grand canyon state of arizona not to see the crisis of the southern border but instead

to sell his economic plan. voters analysis, 39% of them, trace, saying the time of their vote they did so to express opposition to president biden. if the president is there or elsewhere, as long as they get the votes, it will be a win and they expect that to happen. >> maybe he meant he's going to the georgia game, trace. >> kevin >> >> >> >> kevin >> >> cork thank you both for coming on. i want to put these numbers on. most polls are just about there and a bit outside of the margin of error. there is a lot of writing on this. jim newel writes the following. "51 seats

will give democrats actual majority on committee to speed up the process of confirming nominees as well as a little more breathing room on their whip count." . this is not the cleanest elevator pitch to make to entire voters. on the gop side, it does meet some committee positions and so forth, republicans would desperately love to win this seat. >> absolutely. this is a firewall against the biden agenda and it is a firewall against chuck schumer in the senate to the point relative to the committees. those break downses are done after the majority are set and minority are set of what the numbers are. this could mean republicans lose seats on foreign relations and on the budget committee and any budget committee. that has decdecimated the country that seen an open border policy from

the biden administration with four million people crossing illegally and 1 million got away. one more republican vote means one more ability to stop an agenda that really has hurt the american people. that's why you see georgia voters coming out, voting to oppose. >> laura, you are looking at this because they need this seat. we talked about joe manchin, 2024 does not set up very well senate wise for the democrats. this is very important. >> i think it is important, trace, for all of those reasons. whether you believe vampire beats a wear wolf beats a vampire, the early vote is showing and democrats even stronger than in the november election and we know that herschel walker will have to out-perform his election day in

order to pass. it is less about joe biden and donald trump. it is about a contrast between these two candidates. republican voters are stepping up and say i can't hold my nose and vote for a candidate that's unqualified as herschel walker. raphael warnock has done his job and sold it to his voters. >> i want to move on of the pri primary. chris snusnu, watch him and we'll get your response. >> what the democrat party does is up to them. our law says we are going to guarantee it. >> he's not budging right there, laura. hey, we got the law on our side and we are voting first. >> it depends on how you strike. this is about viability and putting together a coalition

candidate that's appealed to the base. and the most viable to face the republican opponent in the general election. you see certain people think they should have the early voting by birthright but that's not the case. the other sleeper hint here is joe biden will be running again since he's ac actively involved in the process. >> we'll see how those tea leaves, it is a little foggy. that's yet to be determined. erin, i want to move on, wall street journal said the following here, the partisan for ray by current and former u.s. intelligence officials in the last two elections should be deeply troubling to americans on the left and right. this is a form of corruption that needs to be exposed and the twitter documents will help to unlock the story. we have not heard from those people at all. those 51 intel experts. man, have they got some explaining to do. >> absolutely, they do. this

should concern every american. this is an issue where republicans and democrats making their case to the rest there at twitter to change the rules of the game. the real contrast sits here with the fact that democrats were the ones easily got more favors given to them. you saw with the twitter employees and a corporation that did not have a calculation and led to chaos when it came to making arbitration decision. they thought this russian information, this is the ability to shine a light and bringing forth transparency that's so critical. >> it is so critical. there were key mistakes made. >> great to have you both on, thank you. >> thank you, trace. well, the fox news at night common sense department was curious of how much time the other networks spent covering the twitter files, free speech concerns everybody. democrats

are talking about the assault on democracy and suppressing free speech is the definition on an assault is democracy. yet, when the story broke through sunday, abc, nbc, and cbs spent a grand total of 0 minutes. msnbc devoted three minutes and cnn, ten minutes. part of the reasons the network ignore the story because the document was not widely released. common sense does not remember a lot of network verification in the steele dossier or anything related to the revolution. did they verify the covington student were the ones har harassing the --the old saying it is not the lies that the

media tells you, it is the truth they won't tell you. the supreme court heard arguments today in the case of a christian web designer in colorado who does in the hospital want to crack wedding website for same couples. matt fin is live on that with more. >> good evening, trace, laurie smith runs an online graphic design firm. she has a lot of lbgtq clients but she refused to create wedding pages for same-sex couples. she first wants to post on her website that she will only create messages that don't go against her faith but she fears she will be punished by colorado's antidiscrimination law. that law forbids business owners refusing

public services based on race, disability and along with other protected classes. >> i love people and create for everyone including those who identifies lbgtq. like other artists, my decision on what i create is custom and always base on the message. it is never about the person requesting the message. >> at the supreme court today, shannon bream reports there were two and a half hours on smith's case which is not being argued on her religious beliefs or rather free speech. many of the justices struggled how to uphold the rights of those protected classes along with the free speech rights with artistic business owners don't want to endorse a message they don't believe in. >> how about those people who don't believe that disabled people should get married. where

is the line? i choose to serve whom i want? >> today's argument also addressed hypothetical scenarios like dating websites and even picture with santa. where may the supreme court draw the line for artistic businesses don't want to promote a certain message? p >> p we are very concerned tf our side loses in this case, the court would open an exemption, to everyone. >> justice gorsuch sums it up, it is not about smith serving but rather than the message she's required to communicate. >> it is a fascinating case, matt, thank you. >> i have always served and will continue to serve people from various walks of life including those who identifies lbgt and it

is not right for the government to sensor and coerce the speech because it does not agree with m mmy belief. whether their bels is the same as mine or different, for people to do that without the government punishing some of us. >> that was laurie smith with shannon bream and now to talk about the legal implication, let's bring in our attorney defense brian. it is all about free speech and her attorney argued this for the supreme court saying the following. the first amendment is clear, the government can't dictate what we say and don't say. in laurie's case the free speech threat is especially severe. the conservative justices appeared to be compelled by this argument

today. your thoughts? >> trace, great to be back with you. is this case about the first amendment and the creative artistic expression? if look at this case that was ruled on a few years ago, remember the baker's case, refused to bake a cake for the same-sex couple? she actually won that case. in the ruling, there was a close call. if there is any less of a creation of that cake, he would have ruled differently. it is less artistic to develop a website. >> your artistic skills is to bake these amazing cakes. who makes that joke? >> well, the courts is going to make that decision. >> fair? >> have you baked at all or have you tried to bake a cake? >> have you tried to design a

website? >> it is brutal. >> i know. i think if you look strictly at the law, i think it is more about who she really wants to service verses the message. that's what i think. but, will the court probably going to find in favor of her because of the political disposition of the supreme court. >> very well, i want to move on now because now we have been ttold venmo, anything above $6, they want you to file a 1099. this administration wants the government in every aspect of every body's life. >> this would be exhibit a in the 2024 elections. this is a flat out lie by president biden. he said i am not going to tax anybody who makes less than $400,000. this is a flat-out tax. it is destroying small business owners and destroying part-time workers and this is really at the heart of the

middle america. republicans should say hey you really want this man running the country again? >> ho >> >> house weights and m committee, if you sold the couch, you can trigger further scrutiny from the internal reserve new service. i guess it is some form of invasion of privacy, is that a fair assessment? >> i totally it is. they're tr trtrying to digitalize every, making everything electronic. i was in the banks today trying to do a transer with ten people in line because there is only one teller. they can trace every transaction that i am doing or all small business owners are doing so they can tax you out the nose. >> cash is silent when it comes to the irs. it does not say much and that's what they do not want. they want everything to be electronic. brian, great to see you.

>> you bet. thanks for having me trace. actress kirsten alley has died. she was 71-year-old and the tributes are pouring in. jackie is joining us. >> >kirstie alley has died after a short battle of cancer. her children true and lily parker announcing her death on twitter, writing this tonight as iconic how she was on screen, she was an amazing mother and grandmother. her mother was zest and passionate for life. she leaves us inspired to live life to the fullest as she did. she rose to fame playing rebecca howell in "cheers" and starring in the film "look who's talking"

and "drop dead gorgeous," she's known for her personality and backed president trump, she never shy away from taking on her critics especially on twitter. here is what she told tucker carlson earlier this year. >> my whole career, everybody is different. that's what made everyone interesting. >> still despite political divide, she's being remembered by fans and former coastars wit her larger than life personality. >> john >> travolta writing this. kirstie alley, was one of the

funniest and most beautiful women i knew. jamie lee curtis posted, we agree to disagree about something but we had a mutual respect and connection. >> she was funny and clever and very sweet. >> >kirstie alley, dead at the age of 71.

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first up tonight, police in idaho insisting that the trail had not gone cold as they investigate the murders of four college students. the crime scene is literally becoming freezing. they believe it may have been the stalker reference of one of the victims made to friends and family. police

writing in part. two males were seen inside the local business. one male appeared to follow kayleigh and as she exited the male turned away and did not appear he made any contact with her. this is believed to be an isolated incident and police do not think the two males were involved in the murders. the new york police department now releasing this surveillance video hoping to find two armed robbers wanted for stealing more than $10,000 in cash from a smoke shop in queens. the nypd says one of the men fired a bullet into the floor during the heist and nobody was injured. the same could not be said for this story. a 47-year-old man was hit in the head with a baseball bat in manhattan for what appears to be minding his own business. he sustained a laceration to his head and bruising but said to be in stable condition. the attacker had not been caught.

police in texas took custody in a reckless driver that crashed into a two car. the driver turned out to be a dog. the canine was sat in the vehicle and somehow he got the car into motion. a fedex driver is charged with the abduction and murder of a 7-year-old texas girl who went missing last wednesday. the wise county sheriff says the 31-year-old tanner horner conconfessed of killing the li girl. here is laura engel. >> it is one of the toughest investigations i have been involved in because it is a child. any time there is a child that dies just hits you in your heart. >> the devastating end to a search of the 7-year-old. there are so many questions as to a motive after a contracted fedex

delivery driver according to police did not know the little girl or family confessed to the crime. >> we really can't get into the content of the confession but i will say that we have a con if he thinks. >> the 31-year-old tanner horner had been arrested on kidnapping and murder charges following his confession and telling investigators where to find her body last friday. police say there is digital and forensic evidence showing that the 7-year-old had stepped off the school bus in paradise, texas, after 4:00 p.m. on wednesday. two and a half hours later, her family called 911 to report her missing. >> they are devastated and they angry because of what happened. precious child taken from their lives. >> tanner appeared to have no record and he's not on the sex of offender register. horner is

being held in the wise county jail on $1.5 million bond. he's expected to make his first court aexperience once an indictment has been filed. > the man shot lady gaga's g walker, he pleaded no contact of attempted murder. her dogs were returned several days later by a woman also charged in that crime. > and first up in tonight where in the world, north korea is plae off more artillery, it comes after the nonorth sent about 130 rounds the waters.

china now easing some of the world's strictest anti-viral control. the variants are weak r but they have yet to say when they may end china's 0 covid strategies that confined millions of people in their homes and prompted protests and demands for president xi jinping to resign. there are reports that iran's police force had been shutdown. state media said it is not true but there is speculation that iran's leadership is considering concession in an effort to tone down antigovernment protest over a death of a woman who was in police custody. >p >p russia has unleashed wh ukraine is calling a massive missile attack across the country. homes and buildings were targeted and civilians were killed and utilities thrown off.

correspondent jeff paul was in kyiv. >> reporter: the largest strike on ukraine in recent weeks. as many as 70 missiles were fired and sending the entire nation into shelters. p>> it is not possible for forecast it. they are psychopaths, that's it. >> reporter: ukraine airport reports they shot down 60 of the 70 missells. businesses and homes were destroyed and many are without critical utilities like running water and heat. >> they waited until temperatures got to 23 or 21 degrees and until it got cold. we have blankets and sleeping bags and camping gas and metro. >> reporter: the barrage of missiles came a few hours after

russian media reported explosions at two different air bases different in russia. russia is calling it an attack by ukrainian drones. >> as a result of the full explosion of jets of russian airfields, the two aircrafts was damaged. two men at the field were wounded. >> reporter: this is retaliatory strike on ukraine happening the same day, president vladimir putin drove across the newly repaired bridge that linked rurussia to crimea. we'll lear more about the extent of the damage from this latest missile strike by russian forces once the sun comes up. with 40% of the kyiv region sitting in the dark without power, it is going to be a long and cold night. >> trace. >> early morning now in kooyiv.

an activity display in a place you would never expect. the day's best viral videos, next. s lucky jersey is really just a dirty jersey. presented by me, clay matthews. what is clay matthews doing in my house? here's you wiping tears of joy with it after a win. i am never washing you. your wife tells me these are complete strangers? you're drooling, ted! and here it is in the delivery room of your daughter's birth? ew, dad!? alyssa, how old are you again? i'm thirteen. thirteen years, ted! honey, i love you. but it's time to wash that jersey. deeply. when clay matthews says it, it makes so much sense. it's dirtier than it looks. it's got to be tide hygienic clean.

now now even the sha reminded for the season. the display will be stayed up until january 8th. a couple of south wales took a hike when they noticed the green snake have hitched a ride on their car. the couple did not know what to do so they got out their camera. the snake snuck all the way home. although, they captured it on video, failed. [ screams ].

home surveillance video captured the moment when a five-year-old was attacked by a raccoon. mom grabbed the raccoon. unknown if the raccoon had rabies or not. both the mother and daughter will get rabies vaccines over the coming weeks, just in case. now this, the milwaukee dances are back in the spotlight one year after the incident in wisconsin where they lost three of their members. the group wrote on facebook ahead of this event, "on this emotional day, there will be tears of sadness and remembrance," they are proud to perform on the fallen six, anyone injured or affected by the 2021 parade. nearly 1,000 racers in germany crossed the finish line

dressed like old saint nick. the christmas run. the event had been going on strong for about four years now. one runner says all the red is a lovely contrast to the november's gray. the space agency says the capsule and its test dummies came within 80 miles and flew over a couple of apollo landing site. the capsule is docking at the coast of san diego this sunday. if you have a viral video to share, hit me up @trace gallagher or on fox news at night on social media. well, the conservative watchdog media research center reached some startling conclusions in their exhausted research of a famous donor and what to make of the mainstream media coverage or lack there of on twitter censorship of the

hunter biden's laptop story. let's bring in brett. always great to see you. i talk about this in common sense of the network covering this whole twitter file thing. i want to put it back on the screen. 0 minutes from cbs, nbc, and three minutes from msnbc and cnn had ten minutes and "the new york titimes" and "the washington p" really poured cold water on this entire story, your thoughts? >> well, this is -- i don't know what to say. this is censorship of censorship. i never thought to live to see the day. it is a fact that donald trump whether you like him or not, donald trump would have won the presidency if the hunter biden story have been told. we surveyed this. he would have won in a landslide if they have known the story. we know that twitter censored it because jack

dorsey spent $43 billion to get under the tent to look inside to see what they are doing. this is a massive story. look what's happening here. you can't say the news media are not the arms of joe biden administration when this huge story comes out and nothing. they don't cover it. abc and cnn and 11 minutes over three-day period. msnbc, three minutes, this morning, cbs did a story, 26 seconds and they dismissed it. this is incredible. the censorship of censorship. >> i want to play this sound byte from the professor and get your response on the far side. >> first of all, it is bad enough if there is a back channel between the biden campaign and twitter, those back channel likely continued when it became the biden administration. then you have a stronger connect of s of censorship by circuits

>> we found out the biden campaign was asking and the twitter people say, it is handled. >> i think we got something serious going on. we know that they have been in cahoots with the network to decide what is and what is hate speech and what is or what is not information. this is big brother. america is under the thumbs of big brother where the government is saying what is and what is not allowed. i hope there is going to be an investigation into the collusion between the federal government using taxpayers' dollar and big tech. >> i want to praise the work of you and your team about george

sorrels having his fingerprints around the world. tell us of the big take away about this, brett. >> well, we were are in the information age. the left had just figured it out. we have been talking about censorship of conservatives and free speech. the promotion of the leftest's narrative. in the last three years, i believe, he has supported -- get this, 253 media organizations worldwide. 253, everywhere you look. when you look at the poynter institute, it is funded by soros. >> it is interesting to me, i am wondering what the ultimate goal is. you look at some of these

and you got the china's digital time and you go through and you got the palestinian center. we know what it is because we see the far left prosecutors and the fall-out. what is it worldwide they're trying to accomplish? >> george soros was asked that question, and his answer was "what do you want," his answer to me is chilling. it chills me to the bone. his answer was i want to change the arc of hishistory. that's how ambitio this man is. he hates the christian tradition. he's out to destroy the under penning of western civilizations and he's using $36 billion that he's spending on it. this man is serious. he's on a mission. he's the biggest supporter of the democratic party, he's the biggest supporter of radical information all over the world. i think it is dangerous. he has the right to do it. i think the world needs to understand this

is a dangerous man. >> yeah, interesting. >> brett bozell, great to have you on. >> thank you. >> thank you, trace. well, back to one of our top stories now, the death of kirstie alley at the age of 71. she was known for her conservative views and won two emmy awards in her long acting career. one of those for the roles of which she was best known on the tv show "cheers" where everybody knew her name. the actress's family said she passed away after a short battle with cancer. she was 71-year-old. well, last month taylor swift's ticket fiasco headed to cocourt. after a chaotic pres of tickets, next year's tour left thousands of fans empty handed and filled with anger. the lawsuit claims, live nation and ticket master, snapped up a

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we are back with our night cap crew. the topic is texting etiquette. here is the thing that blew me away, jackie, i was reading 26% of millennials gotten a marriage proposal by texts or made a marriage proposal asked someone to marry them by texts. >> that's crazy. my boyfriend, if you ever proposed by texts, gun speed, you are out of here. >> that's crazy. >> i got two daughters and if one of their boyfriends ever to propose via texts, that young man is not going to make it into our household. kevin corke, that yo yoyoung our household. kevin corke, that yo yoyo man does not make it i

the gallagher's party. >> you are a genz and matt, whatever the latest one is. the younger you get, the likely you are to text. this does not surprise me at all. there is an age component here. >> age component? >> hey, would you like to get married one day but make the proposal via texts? perhaps, it is a deal breaker? >> it is amazing. here is the next one. have you before left on red or red box? that's when you know somebody who read your texts, right matt fin, and they leave you hanging. me, i get the three dots -- wait, what happens? >> you have the option to put your receipts on or off. people choose to put those red receipts on and you can ignore me freely.

kevin? >> i don't remember being on read. >> if you get a text from me, chances are, you are going to reply. >> next time in i am in the read, there is going to be a problem. >> jackie, kevin, thank you foa >> jackie, kevin, thank you foa i am trace gallagher, we'll see wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance o'reilly told you, wow, would you get ryan crystalize insurance from liberty mutual? what does it do? the customizes. so you only believe what we need. and what did you get ?iberty. >> like a bike? >> only pay for what you need. i is the average family, but i was girl and i was just went

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