>> greg: out of time. thank you, morgan ortagus. good luck with everything. harold ford jr., jim norton, kat timpf, studio audience. i am greg gutfeld, i love you, america. >> trace: thank you. welcome to america's late news. fox news at night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, sam brickman freed was arrested at their request of the u.s. government. it could lead to a bernie made off tight prison sentence. days away from the end of title 42 more than a thousand

migrants across the rio grande into el paso, the largest group the team has seen. philadelphia's city hall. in philly, they don't call it a christmas tree. we begin with the twitter files, part five and why the former president was kicked off twitter even though twitter employeessa. she corresponded jonathan hunt. >> turns out there was a pretty vigorous debate within twitter about whether to restrict debate on twitter or whether to restrict than president trump's ability to take part in that political debate post generally six. trump was banned from twitter on january 8, 2021 after he tweeted "the 75 million in american patriots who voted for me, america first, and make america great again will have a giant boy's long into the future.

they will not be disrespected or treated unfairly and with any way, shape, or form. barry weiss, one of a handful of journalists given to access to it elon musk called the twitter file says the communications revealed an immediate move to ban trump, with one twitter employee allegedly writing "we have to do the right thing here in ban's account." another suggesting it's pretty obvious he's going to try to thread the needle of incitement while not violating the rules. there was pushback according to weiss, one twitter employee saying "maybe because i'm from china, i deeply understand how censorship can destroy the public conversation. elon musk who says the company he now owns should be all about free speech, made use of that freedom to tweet sunday "my pronouns are pro prosecute fauc"

>> these personal attacks that we have been seeing are dangerous. dr. fauci and other public health professionals. they are disgusting and they are divorced from reality. >> twitter says it's going to reintroduce musk plan for users to pay for the blue check mark. if you're the kind of person who needs that validation with the blue check mark, it will cost you $8 to $11 a month. cheaper than a therapist. >> trace: it is. jonathan, back to you later on. let's bring in tom fenton. it's great to have you on. the twitter staff, they evaluate their tweets, they said listen, we don't think the president did anything wrong. i want to read you these and get your opinions. barry weiss, he's pretty clear speaking about trump, the ones who voted for him and not the terrorists. we can call them that?

another staffer agreed, don't see the incitement angle. finally but twitter executives did ban trump even though key staffers said trump had not incited violence, not even in a coded way. he was removed because there were a bunch of staffers who didn't want him on twitter. your thoughts. >> contrary to what you just read, the activists at twitter consider trump and his supporters to be terrorists, comparative to the nazis. the turn of phrase from "alice in wonderland," it was verdict first, evidence never. they change the rules and they came up with a new rule to ban trump. they acknowledged there is no precedent for it and it was only applying to him. some of the earlier materials show that the fbi was asking twitter to take down its sensor

of the tweets of americans. there's issues here that go beyond the corporate abuse that we are seeing evidence of. now we have the fbi watching our twitter feeds and potentially coming after us in getting us censored. he raises all sorts of additional legal questions. >> trace: it's amazing to me that the media by enlarged and cover any of these twitter file drops and yet elon musk goes after fauci and the left goes crazy. the media goes crazy, "the washington post," the headline is musk's ugly attack on fauci shows how right-wing info warfare works. they don't cover the releases but you say something against their side and you're done. >> that's right. musk said there was evidence of election interference by twitter. i didn't see the headlines there. i'm criticizing powerful government official whose controversial, credibly abusive

misleading congress and the american people about gain-of-function research. it has been largely unaccountable despite his bureaucratic power and it's called dangerous. what's dangerous is suggesting that american citizens don't have a right to criticize powerful government officials. target them and punish them. the thinking is advertisers should leave twitter because musk dared to criticize fauci. it's absurd. >> trace: talk about the covid response and as nonpartisan guy, he's a doctor giving when he thought was the best advice and they shut him down. and then the left went after him. your final thoughts. >> the next batch is i hope will be including the covid files which are the efforts by these agencies, including fauci's agency, to suppress information and criticism of their code

policies. i'm a feeling musk knows what's coming they are trying to push back on that. we are going to know more information about censorship not only of election disputes but also the covid policies that have been so disruptive. >> trace: i've got to go. is there anything that you believe might compel the media to actually begin covering this? >> it would be interesting to see media interests communicating with twitter about their efforts to get people censored which as you know, is kind of a beat in the media to push for censorship of folks on putter and other social media platforms. i would focus on that if i were elon musk. >> laura: new pressure from both sides of the aisle over president biden's refusal to visit the southern border. it comes as fox news cameras

capture a massive migrant caravan. you see it crossing into el paso, texas. all while border agents braced for a potentially historic surge when: related asylum restrictions end next week. title 42. kevin corke's live in d.c. with more. >> as we have discussed for some time, the border crisis could get worse. if that weren't bad enough, the biden administration which heretofore has had little success in stemming the onslaught, frankly it appears ill-prepared for the coming surge, case in point as he pointed out, a stunning dilution at the southern border as captured by our fox news colleagues. sources telling fox they are simply overrun. the chief of the border patrol reporting that over 16,000 people have crossed into our sovereign nation in just the last 48 hours, an average of 8,000 people every single day.

with 5,000 migrants already in custody in the city of el paso, well, they have done what they think they should do which is begin a mass street release of migrants because border patrol was so overwhelmed. let me take you inside the numbers, they are staggering. going back to 2020, a bit of arise frankly compared to 2017. the numbers were around 300,000, look at the encounters in 2021 and 2022. nearly 2.4 million. to hear the white house tell it, there is not much to fret over. they have got a plan. >> the team has been working very hard to ensure that we are taking steps to be able to manage the expiration of title 42 and put in place a process that will be orderly and humane. we believe that in doing so we can protect our national security concerns. >> g.o.p. lawmakers are rolling their eyes because the

administration continues to insist things are under control in all evidence is otherwise. >> they are in a state of denial. secretary mayorkas. he calls it a challenge. it's a humanitarian crisis, it's a disaster, it's not good for anybody. it's got to be fixed. >> got to be fixed indeed. republicans are promising to hold a leadership that dhs accountable when they assume control of the house in january, the question remains, trace, what is the plan in the mea meantime. >> trace: i am all ears, when you hear it, pass it along to me we will share with the audience. see you later on. president biden were to visit the border today, this is what he would be witnessing, hundreds and hundreds of migrants lining up, crossing into the country, let's bring in a reporter who spent many years and countless hours covering the border crisis. sara carter, it's great to have you on. i am fascinated.

where kevin and i left off th there, there really isn't a plan. there doesn't seem to be a plan. the administer she doesn't talk about the migrants coming across, they don't talk about them migrants being raped and who have died and are being victimized by the cartels. i want to listen to these two g.o.p. congressmen. >> asymmetrical warfare. we lost 297 americans, losing 293 a day to opioid overdoses. >> this shouldn't be partisan, it's not a political gain. people's lives at stake. we've got to continue to put pressure on. we also have to work in a bipartisan manner. >> talking about fentanyl deaths and everything that goes with it, your thoughts. >> that's absolutely true. this is a big reason why i started the podcast in order to expose what's happening at the border. talk about asymmetrical warfare, that's exactly what's happening,

we have our adversaries taking advantage of the chaos of the border and i think what is so stunning is when you see those visuals, it's different when you're on the ground and you're watching people float across, like bill melugin i have witnessed, when it's a thousand people crossing the river and a lot of this doesn't have to do with asylum claims. a lot of this is just the human traffickers pushing and pushing more people for economic purposes into the united states and you have the children that are suffering and the women suffering, it's unbelievable what happens to these people on the road into america, the ra rapes. they are sold in the united states. we've seen deaths increase. united nations has its most dangerous land crossing the world. >> trace: when you look at what's happened over the past three years, we talk with the numbers of migrants coming across, i want to put this up, this is the terror watch list encounter. this is over the past three

years. 2019, zero. 2020, you have three, then you see it kind of take-up, 15 last year, this year you're talking about 98 terror watch list encounters. it's a dangerous prospect to have the border wide open. >> that's right, and it's not just 98 that they have encountered, those other ones that they actually were able to run a background check on, what about all those that came into the united states, over 800,000, the got-aways, how do you deal with that? some people are estimating is close to a million. these are incredible numbers so we have to assume is terrorists have entered the country and this is what our u.s. intelligence is assuming. the dea, the fbi. we have to be prepared that there could be possible attacks. not only are our adversaries taking management terrorist organizations as well and i think this is why this is so

important. if anybody wants to learn more, they can go to dark horse podcast here we are talking some of the top experts and conducting deep investigations, i don't think there's a bigger problem right now facing the u.s. >> is going to be a great podcast. i want to move on if i can, then numbers, kids in cages, kids in cages, they were screaming. this is the encounters, 2,000,003 and 78 apprehensions. you have got 599,000 got a ways. of the apprehensions, they are given a notice a comeback when your name is called. most never come back and look at the bottom one, 782 deaths among migrants and there is no outrage. you think it's unlivable. even "the new york times" said it was the second time in recent months that large migrant crossings threatened to overwhelm the resources of the

impoverished border town and the federal immigration authorities were already strained by what has been a steady arrival of migrants. more than 5,000 migrants were in border patrol center processing center on monday. we are being told that the orders are to get those people out of there before mayorkas comes tomorrow. >> it is so tragic, so distressing. this is the dog and pony show. they do it all the time, every time the border patrol agents, their hides are tied behind their backs, they are asked to cover up so that when mayorkas arrives everything looks fine and dandy. we have seen children dying out there in the middle of the dangerous terrain. we have seen them disappear on the road with these human traffickers, i interviewed smugglers that have talked about organ harvesting and selling children into the sex trade. when is the vice president the vice president supposed to be

the borders are, when is president biden going to say something about this and put a stop to it? it's unfortunate but this appears to be their policy. this is the policy of the administration and people will continue to die because of this policy. it's tragic and wrong. >> trace: the policy hasn't budgeted almost three years. great to see you. best of luck with the podcast. dark horse. >> thank you so much. >> trace: you bet. common sense department realizes president biden is a busy man but to be 80 miles away from the border not visit because there are "more important things, it strikes common sense is an awfully poor answer. consider that today the chief of the border patrol in the biden administration says in the past 48 hours, they're been 16,000 migrant encounters. 8,000 per day. former obama dhs secretary said that 1,000 encounters a day

would be a crisis so welcome to a crisis times eight. although it's interesting, the current dhs secretary keeps saying that the border is secure. mr. mayor chris is not big on presenting evidence, he is "take my word for it" kind of guy, like the governor of california, gavin newsom, has repeatedly called the border a manufactured crisis. wouldn't you know governor newsom visited the border today to talk about immigration reform. i think that's a federal subject. it's odd because newsom left the state to visit the border. the common sense department says it would've been happy to remind him that california shares of border with mexico. transportation secretary pete buttigieg taken at least 18 flights since he took office despite being an advocate for increased government action to curb carbon emissions.

ffox news digital review. aligning flight records with the cabinet members schedule. the health secretary tom price resigned over criticism for taking charter flights at taxpayer expense. well, massive winter storm sparking blizzard warnings. tornado watches in the south, and a wintry mix in the northeast. it's a major concern, as holiday or travel starts ticking up and as airlines deal with a jet fuel shortage. jackie vania is a live for us to new york city. >> severe storms and winter weather having a very big impact on flights and of what is expected to be one of the busiest holiday travel seasons in years. aaa estimating with 112 million people will journey more than 5n december 23rd to january 2nd. that's close to pre-pandemic levels in the third busiest year

since they started tracking. more than 2,000 flights were canceled and nearly 20,000 delayed sunday according to the flight where leaving hundreds of passengers passing through boston logan international airport. >> it's kind of ridiculous. you see all the canceled flights and the new look outside and you go, there's not really any snow. what's the deal? >> delays getting the blame. further down south, thick fog along the gulf coast causing jet fuel strategists in one of the busiest airports in the nation, orlando. officials tweeting that the weather has lifted and ships have departed with the faa says the impact could be felt for days. it's also worth noting that nearly 102 million travelers will be arriving to their destinations this holiday season by car, especially with the gas prices averaging $0.06 less then

a year ago. warning drivers to be repaired for more major delays in metro areas and avoiding travel in peak commuting hours. let's hope the travel nightmare is not a preview of what's to come. >> trace: live for us in new york. thank you. sam brinkman freed arrested in the bahamas after the u.s. filed charges against him. sam brinkman freed. this fight involving a l.a. city councilman at a christmas tree how details next. try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex.

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>> trace: serum brinkman freed his in u.s. custody in the bahamas will likely be extradited to the u.s. he was supposed to testify before congress tomorrow that's not going to happen.

let's bring in the panel. kelly hyman along with article three project president mike davis. welcome. he was just this morning talking on different media things saying i'm overbooked, so many interviews. not anymore. these charges, you look at these things and look at the fraud and wire fraud and these are bernie made off type charges. landed him a 150 year sentence. >> you bring up key point here we haven't seen the indictment. supposedly it's going to come out tomorrow. but there's allegations of these types of frauds. the key thing is intent. did he have intent? was it his intent to defraud people? that's going to be key in these types of cases. >> trace: i wonder if you think there's political ramifications. he was supposed to testify before congress tomorrow. do we miss anything because of

that? is it all going to shake out in the washer did we miss key questions and key information? >> it's amazing $140 million to democrats by sam bankman-fried can do, he didn't have a subpoena to testify tomorrow. he was going to be able to testify remotely from the bahamas. i was the senate staff leader for 30 hearings and 40 of the judiciary committee meetings and i've never seen anything like this. you have to question, why is that by the justice department, why are they filing charges and seeking extradition before he had the opportunity to testify. why wouldn't they want him to testify and hear more directly from his mouth on his intent. >> trace: it's a fair question. >> interesting point but a lot of people think they want justice and they are impressed that te moving quickly and moving forth to get something done tout the american people that have been harmed, let's get

this and bring this case against him. >> trace: speaking of wanting justice. i want to play this. and concerning the one intel officials that called this russian disinformation, had all the hallmarks of russian disinformation. listen to congressman jim banks. speaker remember the only collusion that was happening here was between the biden for president campaign on these 51 former intelligence officials. they coordinated this attack to try to sweep the story about the hunter biden laptop under the rug. former intelligence officials, what they did is cheapened the entire intelligence community. >> trace: should these former intel officials go before congress? should we see what they have to say about this? >> absolutely. they signed a letter to before the 2020 presidential election that they had to have known it was bogus. they were trying to influence the 2020 presidential race.

they tried to kill a story by "the new york post," the oldest, one of the oldest newspapers in america that had smoking gun evidence that joe biden was on ukrainian and chinese payrolls. for encryption that would've changed the outcome of the 2020 election. so they jumped in and they had the story killed. they had big tech censor it. couldn't pull up the link of the story. >> trace: your thoughts. people are thinking i'd like to hear that rationale, the reasoning behind these intel officials coming out and saying, and they feel are going with these weekly meetings with twitter. >> how much is it going to cost the american people? is there going to help the american people? people vote for people. they want people to make a difference. is it a concern? people concerned about costs? what did the american people want? are we going to spend millions of dollars on this and find out what? there's allegations that he did

not happen. we have to think about what's going to be best for the american people and help them. >> trace: i think a lot of people would like to know why the fbi was meeting with twitter every week. every week. warning them inflating them about the biden administration and the biden laptop. kelly, mike, thank you. appreciate your time. first up into nights crime round up. philadelphia police looking for this man. they have a brass railing is historic. the damage estimate is about $20,000. cart. >> resigned, kev perry resigned. >> anti-indigenous.

>> trace: confrontation s between activists and kevin de leon turn violent on friday. he says he tried to get away and was defending himself after one protester cornered him and then head butted him. a lawyer for the alleged attacker says he started it, both filed battery reports. resisting calls for his regulation. the c city council president resigned. police are on the lookout for this man who stole an electric wheelchair out of an apartment building in bethesda, maryland. he walked in, grabbed the wheelchair from the parking garage, and calmly wheeled it right out. 34 years after a bomb on pan am flight one oh three exploded over scotland and killed 273 people. the libyan man accused of making that bomb is finally in the u.s. custody. he appeared in a d.c. courtroom today, the bombing was the

deadliest terror attack ever on british soil. former loudoun county superintendent lost his job over allegations that he mishandled sex assault allegations in the virginia school system that he oversaw now he faces criminal charges for allegedly lying and retaliation. he told "the washington post" the accusations are false and irresponsible. in georgia, shooting at an army base left one soldier dead. the army times reports a soldier shot a noncommissioned officer. the suspect was quickly arrested. shootings on military bases are relatively rare. >> [shouting] >> watch out, watch out, watch out. >> get out of the car! >> trace: atlanta police released footage of the tense

moments of a man driving a stolen car. he tried to flee but meant a dead end. the family of an american college student gone missing in france and has launched a website in hopes of getting new information about their son's whereabouts. david lee miller has that story. >> missing student from rochester, new york,'s starting in france. their ordeal made more difficult because of lack of information. the family of the 22-year-old, senior, says they are being told almost nothing about their missing son because he's an adult. authorities say they must adhere to privacy laws. the famous has launched a website to help find him. part of the post says "we cannot receive updates." the last known sighting was december 3rd at a sporting goods store. this is a screen grab from a security camera. bank records show he spent $8.40

and then vanished. he had been staying with a host family while studying at the university of gretna belts. the last time his folks communicated with him was on what's app on november 27. that same day he traveled to our south. on november 30, his phone reportedly pinged but has remained inactive. the french university filled out missing persons report but his parents say they are being kept out of the loop. they took their plea to the public. >> is not characteristic of kenny to not reach out to us. >> a state department spokesman says officials are aware he is missing. saying "we share information with families when we can. deland's classes and this week and his student visa expires in just over a month. >> trace: thank you. a winter wonderland is the perfect hiding spot for this

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>> trace: first up into night's viral videos, coors field had some visitors today. the coors field foxes. the seating was already well known for its frequent feline visitors. one on twitter commented saying "no you noy been silent." stiff kick in the pants. a woman in ireland thought she was hanging pants out to dry. they froze. the family enjoyed it. her daughter said her mom had to let the pants thaw before re-washing them. if you've ever wondered how santa delivered his packages in one night, this video might be

the clue. newly leaked footage shows hundreds of santas appearing to train for the big day by racing down the slopes in may fully dressed as old saint nick. kidding aside, this festive event raised over $7,000 for a charity that funds educational and recreational activities for children in western maine it's cool. the godmother of soul, patti labelle, rushed off the stage in milwaukee on saturday because of a bomb threat. the singer appeared confused at first, as did concertgoers were also evacuated. police investigating the incident found no explosives. the theater group is working to reschedule the event. a 3-year-old dog in the u.k. got what his owner called his first proper snow on monday and by the looks of it, he liked it. maybe he loved it.

he even got the case of these roomies. we are told it was the coldest day in over a decade in that part of the u.k. here's a quick test. can you spot the animal in this scene? what close. a white furred rabbit. in utah north of salt lake city. where is elmer fudd when you need him? if you have a viral video share, hit me up @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. after crunching midterm election numbers, turns out young voters did support democrats more than republicans, but for the third election in a row, the margins are getting smaller. let's bring in c.j. pearson. always great to have you on. this is amazing to me because you look at kind of the creep away from democrats, i want to put this on. 2018 midterms, you had 64%

democratic candidates between the ages, under 30, let's say. it 64 democrats, 34 republicans. 2020, the number drops to 61-36 and this year, 53-41. that's significant. it's got to have democrats worried. >> it's huge. the fact of the left has given young people nothing to be excited about. i recently time a young person goes to fill up their gas, goes to the grocery store, they are feeling the pain progressive policies all throughout this country have their vote is reflecting it. >> trace: you look at the same numbers and it shows that young voters are looking for a home. and then you see voters who are 30 plus, 35 plus. they tend to stay where they are, stay democrats or stay republicans. >> it underscores the importance of conservatives reaching young people where they are. we have the most upside and it's imperative that we talk about the pru freedom ideas,

pro-economic policies to create entrepreneurial opportunities for young people. that's the way we win young people. >> trace: isn't hard to get this message across to college kids? colleges across the country seem to be very woke and they seem to have this kind of, you know what, the people on the right are not good. people in the left are good. >> has been a concerted effort by left-leaning institutions to indoctrinate young people. public schools, institutions of higher learning. they are trying to demonize conservative values in every which way they can. telling people to hate america because it's a racist nation they should be ashamed of. but that's not true. the morning of people we see today are getting more and more vocal in rejecting that nonsense because they are freethinkers and they love this country. >> trace: i want to move on to the virginia tech soccer player. she played and her team was having kind of a protest. she is having the civil rights protest for social justice

protest and she wouldn't kneel. she would not kneel in her coach kind of started to punish her, give her less and less playing time. as a freshman, she average 76 minutes of playing time. as a sophomore nearly 88 minutes between the clemson game, the next game after the kneeling incident, having played 29 minutes in the game after that at unc she played just 5 minutes. coach says i wasn't penalizing her. it looks like it. >> you're right. let me say god bless her. not just as a young american who loves this country but god bless her as a person of color. no one in this country should be compelled to anneal for black lives matter which has never done a single thing for black people expect exploit them. god bless her for fighting for her truth and standing up for the flying because everyone should. >> trace: nobody said anything about those who knelt. only the person who chose not to is singled out. >> it's the person with the most courage that because of the conversation that's her. >> trace: great to have you on.

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>> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. first topic. philadelphia cancels the christmas tree and i think we should probably start with jackie because she is the closest in proximity to that very christmas tree. my question is, why can't you just let it be a christmas tree. it's not like they go after anything else. why can't you just let it outside city hall and be a christmas tree. >> i have no idea but i will tell you last year at my daughter's choir concert. instead of singing "we wish you a merry christmas" it was "we wish you a merry everything." i'm not surprised. >> trace: i'm not either. i was listening to an interview today. same thing in a library. somebody complained that there was a tree in the library that made them feel unsafe and they

kind of fought the fight and you wonder what made you feel unsafe? >> that's exactly the point. i don't understand. there are some people who have said i unsafe. targeting. i'm not sure how that would happen in a community or where that's happening in a community because the idea of christmas, which his family and obviously the birth of christ, is not supposed to be of violent tempered. it is supposed to be something that brings people together. >> i always had a feeling that the grinch was a liberal so i can't say this is surprising. cancel culture is going for everything but it's a shame it's going for the holidays. christmas specifically. it's absolutely ridiculous. what we see every day. >> trace: of a u.k. perspective, it's also very important. >> i don't get it. whatever you're celebrating, come to me and say happy hanukkah. say ramadan mubarak.

merry christmas. whatever it is. do it with joy on your face and joy in your heart and i don't care what you're celebrating. >> trace: speaking of joy on your face and love in your heart, the christmas quiz. jackie. here we go. what does clark griswold's boss give him incentive a christmas bonus and national lampoon christmas vacation. >> so many of my friends will hate that i can't get this. i am the worst at trivia. maybe you a candy cane? >> trace: kevin corke, do you know? >> i should know. a coupon? i know whatever it is it made him really mad and go crazy. >> a holiday tree? >> trace: that's incorrect. see j. >> i have never seen this movie. it's before my time. >> trace: a one year membership to the jelly of the month club. what is ralphie's punishment for swearing in "a christmas story." >> this is an american christmas

movie. ask me about "love actually." what happened to "a christmas carol," dickens? >> trace: rafe's punishment for swearing? >> i think soap in his mouth. >> trace: put it up on the screen, soap in his mouth. we have less than a minute, what kind of pet does buzz from home alone have? >> a dog? >> come on. on. >> tarantula. >> trace: mr. hunt. >> tarantula. kevin is right, as he always is. >> trace: i was a tarantula as well. just because we teased this at the front, one of the four main food groups for elves, according to buddy in elf? the answers are one, anybody? >> sugar and syrup. >> trace: you're close. syrup is one of them. candy is two. candy corn is three. candy canes are for. whoever said sugar and cereal,

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