thank you, i love you ameamerica. thank you, greg, g evening, everyone, welcome to "america's late news," fox news at night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ and breaking tonight that came down to the wire in the georgia's run off. the democrats officially have the majority. the president absents in georgia on election day, only overshadows by his absence at the southern border. the president says he has more

important things going on. first, it was hunter biden's laptop. we begin with team fox coverage, kevin corke, we begin with chief political anchor brbret baier with the latest information in the run-off. >> this is a win for raphael warnock, his fourth win in the state of georgia as this run off secures his reelection and the reason that it happened is because he out-performed in the biggest counties in georgia. the biggest counties including fulton county. if you look at the map, he outdid the midterms by three points. walker did not perform as well by one point. if

you look at dekalb county, again, another part of the atlanta metro area, again, warnock with a huge pick-up there and these are the most populated county in georgia. what does this win means? the senate becomes democratic control, 50/50. now it is 51-49. the committee will have one more democratic seat on them. it will be easier for democrats to push through the biden agenda to push through judges and seats that are opened and it gives a little breathing room for democrats when it comes to policies in the united states senate. it also takes the pressure of the power away from democratic senator like joe manchin and cinema. one

of the things was spending. it was three times more. you can see $150 million. this is the campaign and does not take into account of all the outside groups. one of the positive things is they're actually going to see commercials that does not have a campaign tie to it. >> i hate to move you forward, bret. >> if you look to 2024, how favorable or unfavorable for the landscape for democrats. >> this is another big reason where this one mean a lot for democrats, the map for 2024 is really ugly when it comes to the united states senate. they are defending a lot of races and in states like west virginia and montana and ohio, these are states where donald trump won

those states, some of them by double digits and other states as well. michigan, and pennsylvania, you have a number of states where democrats will be in a position where it is as vulnerable position based on where the states had been. that's why this race was so important. and, you listen, the republicans i talked to tonight say candidates mattered. the scandal had an impact down in georgia. they look to lick their wounds going forward. >> i know you talked about the money and how herschel walker was vastly outspent in georgia. what message does it send tonight? >> the early vote system needs to change. the adoption of getting republicans to go out and vote early or absentee mailing vote has to change. the dynamic is not working and to come in the election and be a couple hundred thousand votes

down. newt gingrich was on with shawn and talked about how it needed to be restructured completely. >> you have to play the game by the rules that are existing. that means, for example, if you want generation z voters, you have to be in tiktok and even in the long run, we may abolish tiktok as a chinese communist device. you have to recognize early voting. it does not do republicans any good to save their money in october if they had a third coming in september. >> for all the skepticism when he was president and early voting and absentee votes, that had to turn around according to a lot of party leaders i am talking to. they're losing that ability to get those votes banked before election day. >> very special report anchor,

thank you, bret. let's go live to atlanta where our correspondent has more on what was at stake in this crucial run-off election. # aishah hasnie is live. >> reporter: he looked really dispointing as he made that speech. >> i want to thank all of you. >> reporter: didn't add up. senator warnock taking the stage to accept the victory a short time after that. >> you endured the rain and the long lines -- and you voted and you did it because you believered as i do that

democracy is the political enactment of a spiritual idea. >> reporter: trace, voter turnout here may have been the deciding factor in this race. more than 3 million people voted in this run-off but a whopping 1.9 million people voted early. that favored democrats about 57,000 votes. walker faced a series of attacks to his character even though he had governor kemp on his side this time who outperformed walker. walker spent 2-1 in advertisements of what had been the most expensive race. all of t trtp tthis t trtp ttthis culminating toni once again turning blue and

sending a democrat in the senate. president biden was nowhere to be found during the run-off. he did not talk about the border because he said, quoting "there are more important things going on," kevin corke is live tonight. >> the white house is confident that warnock would win reelection. the president spent the day not in georgia rallying last support for warnock but in the great state of arizona talking about not about the border but the economy. however, given the unprecedented surge of illegal migration into the country since mr. biden took office, many wondered why not take the opportunity to visit the border and if nothing else, pay respect to the women and men of the customs and border protection. >> why go to a border state and not visit the border? >> because there are more important things going on. they're going to invest in

millions of dollars on the enterprise. >> more important things going on. more important than the 1 million got aways and the 4 million unaccounted at the border and say nothing of sex trafficking and crimes and exploitation. the dozens of people on the terror watch list who have been caught and raising new fears of those who got away. critics slammed the president for being out of touch. this where secretary chad wolf calls biden's comment offensive. very important visiting our border where illegal immigration, deaths escaped and fentanyls and thousands of dying as a result, not important. fox's own

analysis shows the economy is the top issue for most americans which is why the president was talking about that today in the grand canyon state. >> kevin corke, back to you later, thank you. let's bring in o orop our panel. ethan is clos me so i am going to go to him first. the president says there is more important thing on his agenda today, we ran down the entire list of the fentanyl and the migrants who were dying down there. what's the response? a lot of democrats down in border state are not happy with that comment. >> that's simple. the number one issue for most americans is the economy. the border crisis is a never-ending talking point for the right as we know. we have talked about things like record fentanyl bus at the corner. >> that means more fentanyl than ever getting in. if they are catching some of it means a lot

more is getting in because they don't catch all of it and you see from the deaths, fentanyl rate coming across is extraordinary high. >> yeah, i know. fentanyl is a serious concern, there is no question about it. the issue is still we have two political parties that love to talk about the issues of immigration and tthe border and when republica in congress do little to nothing to solve and as well as democrats. the two parties rarely come together. senator thom tillis and cinema who are working on a compromise right now. >> the president day after day, every time he speaks, he talks about how great the economy is. we all know the border is a disaster and the president gets down to the border and well, i got to focus on is the economy because that's issue number one. well, maybe you need to go 80 miles to the south because you have never been. your thoughts? >> this is really disturbing

that he made those comments. the reason he's not going to the border is because they don't want to draw anymore attention to this issue because this is what is they want to have happen, they want open borders and mass amnesty. he'll do nothing to stop the illegal flow of immigration or drugs because this is what they want to have happen. how do you say this to somebody that child who may have died of a drug overdose. it would be so dismissive of this issue because they are investigating billions of dollars in arizona. who really cares what happens in these people and the border patrol agagents agag putting their lives on the line every single day and they get slapped in the face of this administration. it is truly disgraceful what he did. he

should be held accountable for this. >> the president got a lot of pushbacks from republicans and democrats. looks like he plans to run again. jim gary with the national review, against a younger gop candidate with any appeals independence. governor who won a swing state in 20 points. when a president announces he's not running for another term, the normal development to be for his party to reunite around the current. kamala harris is even less popular than biden. >> ethan, they may not gather around the president so it is kind of a pickle for the democrats, right? >> i don't agree with that. if president biden chooses to run in 2024, he can run on his significant accomplishments. >> the trillion dollars infrastructure bill that the

previous president could get done. >> it is illegal. >> that's not factually true there. >> how about reduction. it has not reduced inflation, inflation is starting to show signs of receding. we can talk about back to the border, why do we have some of the inflation because there are not enough workers and if we are not allowing these workers to functioning, that's going to make a big difference. >> jonathan, your final thoughts. americans are poor and less safe, we had 1,000,000 overdose. we'll be 80 or 60 years old. he's really an old 80 comparatively, he really should run but it seems like ron klain thinks he is. ron klain is the one that makes the decision for this case.

>> ethan and jonathan, thank you, gentlemen, i appreciate it. the company owned by donald trump had been convicted of 17 counts of tax fraud. the jury found trump's organization is guilty of long springville, it was a scheme they cheat on friis. trump himself is not charged in this case. the former president sanctioned the scheme by signing off on deceptive practices, paying for perks for some executives and getting his okay to a key part of the plot. meantime, as the university idaho enters its four week without a suspect. moscow police are s arerap are zeroing on the matt fin is live on this investigation. >> good evening. frustration and

anner is mounting as police have not announced any suspects or major developments. just because they are not sharing information does not mean they are lacking it. >> well, this case is not going cold, we have tips and investigators out everyday and we are still reviewing evidence and still looking at all aspects of this. we have to keep things back because everything we give out, everybody knows and even the person that committed this. we need to make sure that we are keeping the integrity of that case for the victims and the families. >> in that sit-down interview with alexis mcadams, he saids investigators are intentionally taking their time to do things right. >> interviewing some people two or three times to make sure they are clear as a suspect and at any point, a puns clear person

can become a suspect again. >> the police chief theys say are open to le leasing more details if it will help their case. >> i think when the time comes, when we need to know information like that. you will see us start sending tidbits to the public to gardner more response. we have a lot of information that we'll follow up on. >> police say they are focusing on tr attention of getting more information about the timeline of two of the murdered victims. the pair were at the frat house sigma kai on saturday, november 12th. police say being able to locate exactly what they did is important and the police chief says it is critical to restrict information right now but for the public for a future trial. >> that fair and i mpartial

lawyers. matt flinn, back to you in a minute. ♪ first up in tonight's crimes, a group of young thieves rated the los angeles stores. >> the police arrested 18 suspects, all under the age of 21. they're expected in 14 others and organized retail theft throughout los angeles. totalling $90,000 in losses. >> this the 82-year-old home depoet worker who tried to steal and has died from injuries caused by the suspect throwing him down on the ground. >> that suspect remains on the run like he could be facing murder charges. five teenagers led police on an hour's long chase around the apartment. >> at times, it hits 1200 miles

per hour. the team came to a stop and surrendered one by one. >> police took the 16-year-old driver into custody. >> a gas station hired armed guards to skier his business as the fortin creasing climbs threaten his employees and customer safety. here is one of the guards and the owner. >> this area was flooded with drug dealers and selling drugs in front of the store. what he highed to do himself is hey, you guys can't be here. i want you on my property. each time they tell him that, they vandalized his car. >> thiefs stole the owner's entire atm machines. now, he hospitalized guards, no signs of loitering or crimes. >> they have in their store have become a big problem. the prices

can lead to higher prices and closed stores. >> good evening, shoppers are getting their last minute gifts this holiday season. that's not stopping the grinch or should i say from trying to steal folks christmas-. >> that's according to the 2022 national retail security survey. it is not just petty theft. there is brazen crime rings that are pulling massive amounts of merchandise from selves like you see here. it is causing stores a pretty penny. that's according to the national retail fed recission as of 2020 tchlt that skyrocketed 50% just over the last five years. >> widespread theft is now so bad. they allowanced possible price increases and store's closures. >> that's an issue. it is beyering what it has

historically been. if it is not corrected overtime, prices will be higher. >> mcmilan adding that walmart store will be ramping up with. it is driving the cost of everything you pay. >> argument also said these four hundred -- and nobody wants to go to a store and ub ask a manager to get shoom poo or whatever. >> and you desperately need this walmart and cv. >> yes, they do t it is hurting thoor community. >> the biden administration polluted on social media and not just on the hunter biden story. that's coming up next.

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the biden administration colluded with social media giant to sensor speech regarding the coronavirus. the out-going white house medical adviser denied any accusations of his daughter working for twitter. fauci tried to disclaim the lab theory because of funded provided to the wuhan facility national institute of health. les bring in our dr. marty mccarey, it is

always great to have you on here. >> i go back to often because it is a good example to alex. your thoughts? >> well, that's right and i learned that the white house had asked scientists to write articles saying that natural immunity did not work. an argument that he could get it published inside "the washington post." we know the lab theory w wrwp was downgraded in google searches. they gave reasons that may sounded plausible. that's not their job. they found out dr. fauci is their guy and they wanted to support that message and they would do whatever they could to support whatever doctor fauci said. >> you talk about message here, i know fauci was not going to

big tech companies saying hey you need to take it down. we know that needs to be kind of put a little bit lower. >> yes, dr. fauci is a very smart man. he's not going to put anything on the record where he's directly communicating with big tech to tell them hey take this down. he would work through other people. remember thousands of e-mails over the years have surfaced from fauci's e-mail account. it is basically nothing in criminating in any of them. he's very careful and he's been in the government for nearly 50 years. my concern with dr. fauci is when he had a choice of basically giving opinions verses doing his job of randomize control trials in a rapid fashion, he chose to rule by opinion. he should have been funding the big studies and immediately to answer those giant questions we all had, is it airborne and do masks work

and vitamin d help and all those good questions. >> i want to put this up. fauci knows everything but nothing in his big tech collusion during his seven-hour deposition, fauci failed to recall pertinent information in his role. he had the worst memory than james comey. >> the only hard question he's ever gotten or when he goes before the senate and had to testify after thousands of media interviews with people on television and radio. he's never been one to ask have you been paid by pfizer or did you support the data function research or today? only in front of the senate does he get those hard questions. he's really good parsing his words and that's what he's done.r p >>r p what

recommending people with covid and flu and pretty much everything. >> a high quality mask is good with somebody who got symptoms, you don't want anybody coughing without any coverings on their face. we know cloth masks don't work. dr. fauci should talk about these big studies on cloth masks and do good randomized control trials quickly and end the debate. the problem is he never did that so we had looming controversies. a mask is good for somebody who's got symptoms and is out on the community. >> i got to go. it looks like the vaccination mandate could be a thing of the past very soon. your thoughts? >> that's right, people are sick of mandates. they were promised by dr. fauci and president biden

that we do not have vaccine mandates. the case of the vaccine, we don't have public clinical trial data that the vac vac vaccines even works. >> always great information dr. mckary. >> thanks trace. >> tonight we got a rare look inside the rose parade, and some volunteers on a boat got one whale of a high-five. the day's best viral videos is coming up. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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gallagher on fox news live or social media. a restaurant refused to serve a christian organization because they claim -- with us now is kelley shackelford. kelly, it is great to have you on. i look at this and i tell myself, what in the world is going on here? they scream all the time about discrimination and here they are discriminating against other people. what do you think of this? >> it is really amazing. i mean number one let's understand what happened. you got a religious organization that was banned from a restaurant because of their religious believes. well, that's bigotry and i think most americans can see it is disgusting. it is also against the law. it violates state law and federal law. i don't know if the ag of

virginia is prosecuting, they could. >> they put this in public, they were proud of what they did and so they're not only sort of morally bankrupt but they're not very bright as well. >> it amazes me because in refusing to serve these people, the restaurant sites and i am wondering if in the future everybody who walks in, do they say hey, are you pro-life or hey, are you christian and they weed them out like that because you make us feel unsafe. i don't get the business model. >> it is a bad business model. if people were to go first, any of the cases, what they would see is we are winning all these cases and all the law is in favor of stopping religious discrimination. this violates the law and ultimately traces

the answer to this is me and you and those watching this. we need to to to stop this kind of stu right? most of us live in neighborhood, somebody needs the milk, we'll give them milk and we'll support each other. we don't say hey, we don't give you any milk because i don't like your religion or background. this sort of cancer culture and being proud of treating people badly, it is going to be up to us to say that's not acceptable. there will be a lot of people won't go to this restaurant anymore. and i hope they do that, they'll go tell the manager why. you know, i will made a mistake, maybe we'll change that. that's how we are going to change the country. >> it is interesting that lawyers who are in favor of this restaurant. they're going after their actions and you think what actions did they do exactly? they have done nothing. they didn't do anything to anybody. you were going specifically after the way they think. your

final thoughts. >> no doubt about that. this is something that becomes sort of -- they did not do it. they posted online and morally. and they said how inclusive they were. how backward is that? again, this stuff is against the law but i think ultimately we need to stop this and treat each other better and when people do this kind of thing, they need to pay the price. that'll happen. i think a lot of people will go some where elsewhere they can have a good meal and not being worried of being discriminated against. >> kelly shackelford, thank you. with the christmas shopping season in full swing. we want to talk about an app that connect

apps. >> let's bring in our public ceo michael. >> give me an explainer on that. >> kelly articulated why ittist xs. we are tired of many corporations and businesses deciding to inl fringe on the rights of liberties and some americans. just that restaurant, you are seeing a lot of company basically saying holy grail we'll claim inclusivity if you are one of those people that has views that may be different from the bi pyramid den biden administration. love the constitution and making sure the rights have every single in the public square are protected. >> it is interesting when you go back to the all-star game it was taken away because of voting

rights. we should mention voting turnout had never been higher. all these businesses decided to join that boycott, right? i don't want to list them but they joined that boycott and there is no consequences for them. >> no apologies. we encourage americans to do is shop their values. you have to bless assurance. when you are spending your money at different entities, they're not funding your operation. and try we try r p to r p we can send a message to corporation like the one that enfacted in georgia that americans are being tired of being virtual, too. >> i talked to people who's saying i would like to change banks because my bank is only investing in these low costs. i need a bank. most of these banks are investing that. it puts

people in a tough cuincrement. >> we have businesses in any industry that agrees our own value. >> i will not discriminate. we'll make sure everybody's rights is protected. they know they'll not get canceled. and even twitter. >> a lot of these companies are pulling out of twitter, right? >> maybe this is a bad idea so a lot of people are rethinking this. we know disney is rethinking this in a big way. let's just quiet things down. >> and i think you are going to see more and more corporation start to pair at that messaging as they realize there are tens of millions of americans like that us but we are saying we don't want to be for it. >> michael, thank you. following up of the breaking news of the death of kirstie

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we are back, songs that makes you the happiest and the saddest. the happiest songs aare -- can anybody guess? "happy" "ha"happy" by ferrell "girls just want to have fun" and "don't stop me now" which is jessica meadows and, "feeling good" by nina simons. "tears in

heaven" by eric clapton. the question is what's the song that makes you happy? >> that's such a good question. you have songs that are mood-dependent, i want to get up for something whether you are working out or on the road or doing what you may do. i would say generically speaking, whitney houston, "i want to dance," is a really good song. >> yeah, there is a big billboard and there is a whitney hou houhou houhou houhou hohousn hou houhou houhou houhou ho mov >> uplifting song is what you get from the radicals. it has been around. >> can you sing a little bit? >> you don't want to hear that. [ laughter ] >> marianne, what's your favorite and your happy song? ♪

♪ i am walking around sunshine ♪ 797 ooh, ooh ♪ ♪ >> i love it. "walking on sunshinesunshine," that's fant michael? >> it is hard going to follow that because i am not going to sing. i was getting hyped, if i had to pick a song, i actually do leads up. it just kind of reminds me and raise the glass to your friend and you move onto the next city which we in television have done for years and years and so it kind of becomes a theme song. saddest song, kevin? >> i don't have one. if i hear one, i change the channel. >> yes, any sad songs?

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