to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. we are out of time. thanks to our studio audience. we love you, america! [ applause ] thank you, greg, good evening to everyone and welcome to america's late news. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, president biden finally breaks his silence over those unidentified flying objects. his comments come 12 days after the chinese spy balloon was down and six days after the first unidentified object was shutdown over north america. he took 0 questions and even seemed to repeat the vice president suggesting the balloon episode does not impact china.

>> david is with us. >> the highlight of the president's announcement, three objects shot down since friday not tied to any enemy nations but private companies, bringing up the possibility that the administration may have over reacted after the chinese spy balloon in february. >> i gave the order to take down these three objects due to commercial air traffic and because we could not rule out the surveillance risk of sensitive facilities. >> white house officials and all the way to the president insist there will be changes in the works. whatever you want to call them, he said he'll share with congress the policy parameters when they're done but that'll remain classified so we don't give a quote, "road map to our enemies to evade our defenses going forward." >> i expect to be speaking with

president xi and i hope we'll get to the bottom of them. i make no apologies for taking down that balloon. >> you can see right here this exchange when a reporter asked him about chinese business dealings, potentially pertaining to members of his family. watch this. p>> mr. president - >> give me a break, man. >> did you overreact? >> why did you wait so long. >> he said come to my office to nbc's peter alexander. >> he called peter alexander on the phone. the last meeting, xi wants to do is rip the relationship with the united states and with me. as for the other three objects shot down, we don't know uncertainty of where they came from or what

they were trace. >> david is live for us in d.c. thank you, let's bring in our fox news contributor, lesley marshal and pete peterson. welcome to you both. i think dan crenshaw kind of had this right. he said the following putting up on the screen. it took president biden two weeks to address the american people of violating u.s. aerospace and didn't take a single question. i kind of thought the same thing. this could have been given us a press release. i mean the president when he goes out, he's expected to answer questions on these and not one. your thoughts. >> a couple of things. but, rather it deviated and back to him and his family and business dealings. secondly, you know the president, whether it is the

democratic or republican, they are commander in chief but they heavily advised by the military. the military is saying wait, we need to do this and that and he even says that the white house said that they're not going to give all the information because everybody -- everybody is watching and not just america. >> you give a news conference and you go out, you better be prepared to answer questions about it. if you can't release information, don't talk. if you go out there and you need to talk, you need to give information. president biden complains that the reporters who cover him should be polite people and refused to answer any questions at the end of the press conference. it was the latest example of biden criticizing reporters for being impolite or asking stupid questions. trump went after the press but he always answers

questions. >> what did he say? this is what we have seen out of this white house is being very circumspect. susan collins was given a briefing by the white house but did not learn anything. >> i want to play this and it looks to me like he didn't quite nowhere to go if he was supposed to answer questions. watch this. >> there is been criticism that this -- >> why did you choose poland to park your anniversary of the war. what's your message? >> he walked back and he listened and walked back again. >> i didn't think he was disoriented or confused at all.

he hehe was leaving and somethi someone said caught his ears. when he's leaving, he definitely decides the leave which the next person starts to ask him something else. >> not a huge confidence if you are joe biden fan. what's in the world is going on there. >> it is not the first time he lost his way on the stage before. i think we can play a dozen clips where he's walked off one side of the stage and found his way walking off the other. >> this is don lemon going after nikki haley. watch. >> nikki haley is in her prime. sorry. >> what are you talking about? that's not according to me. >> prime for what? >> prime, if you look it up. when is a woman in here prime, it is say 20s, 30s and 40s. >> he tried to walk it back. can you imagine saying this about hillary clinton, can you imagine he said the same thing about

hillary clinton. >> this is nothing to do with democrats or republicans, this is about sexes remarks. nikki haley is one of i don't thinkest people who thrown her hat into the ring. men get a belly and lose their hair and they are still sexy and we are ridiculed when we got a wrinkle. >> i even googled it and as don did. >> there are a lot of examples where women in their 50s are thriving. thank you both for coming on, i appreciate it. meantime, jim jordan subpoenaed the ceos of five major tech companies as part of the effort by congressional republicans to investigate possible collusion between big tech and democratic lawmakers. laura is live in new york with the latest information on this. good evening. >> jim jordan believes he can

show collusion with big tech and demo democrats. he's trying to get answers the easy way since december. now, he sends subpoena letters to five major companies, amazon, facebook, and meta and microsoft. he wants all documents to see if they moderated or deleted or reduced circulation of republican speech or other speech that didn't go along with the administration's policies. >> we believe all of these big tech companies were working with big government to suppress free speech and suppress american rights to communicate and communicating in platforms. >> elon musk is absent from this list, jordan says that's because the twitter files were not transparent. musk says he already helped "correct the thumb on the scale." both microsoft and meta told fox news they are complying and producing

documents. all the ceos have until march 23rd to comply. jordan would not say if he hold them in contempt, if they don't. >> lauren blanchard, thank you, i appreciate it. for more, let's bring in fox news contributor, jason shaffer. it is great to see you. chair of the house, judiciary committee, jim jordan, laid it out like this. watch. >> we have as american citizens under the first amendment is our right to speak. our right to communicate in a political fashion and not be attacked, harassed for doing so. you can't share your faith and you can't practice your faith or you can't petition your government, it is the most fundamental liberties that we have. >> he's right, jason. we now know the truth is in facebook and twitter's case, you know they got a lot of their marching orders from the federal government. your thoughts? >> well, that's the concern, trace. here we have taxpayers

funded law enforcement, the fbi and the federal burrow of investigation whispering in the ears of these tech companies. what were they telling them and where did they put their thumbs on the scale? the next for the judiciary committee is what law did they think somebody was breaking. these social media companies are protected under section 230 where there are limits under liability. they are considered as a pass-through organization if you will. why are they spending time with these organizations, who are they going after and what was the consequence in an election? >> yeah, consequences is the keyword there, jason. i don't see consequences. i hear these hearings all the time and everyday we cover these hearings. i don't see the consequences these people are face because they did the things they did. >> well, congress has got to act. there is got to be between the oversight committee and which i previously chaired.

guess what, these departments and agencies like the fbi continually get paid increases and more money. there has to be that. congress needs to look at changing section 230 so they don't have the liability. why should they get this special freement compares to everybody else. they need to get rid of that. >> "the washington post," this is from the nyu professor. the fact that people are continuing to bang this drum is unfortunate. it is really confusing and it is just not true. your thoughts? >> well, they have not been living in the real world, and what evidence did they have that's not true? you can talk to any prominent republicans and they're going to tell you that if they put up a post that has to do with trump or conservatives or something about covid or something that the administration does not like, guess what? it is going to a

handful of people. if you say something -- hey, my wife and the sunset. it will go to a thousand people. this is not a coincidence. there is plenty of evidence as revealed in the twitter files. all you have to do is look at twitter and you got a bet. meta and facebook, instagram, you just keep going down the list. these companies are probably doing the same thing if not worse. >> i got a feeling if the good professors sat and talk to matt talib of what he found. >> jason, good to see you. this time it involves 30 railcars. there is no evidence of a hazmat situation but the investigation is ongoing. meantime in ohio, the epa was in east palestine testing air quality and fema is now telling the governor the state is not eligible for a

disaster relief. why is fema not on-site to help. those technicalities mean nothing to residents who's simply too scared to go home. >> you need help. >> we do? >> we need president biden. we need fema housing. people are getting sick. >> environmental protection administration michael regan toured the area on thursday, telling the government will carry out testings in any homes to help off reassurance. >> if people want to go to different places or more assurance, they have the right to do that. for those who can't,

i am asking that they trust the government and that's hard. >> >> trust the government. and since the derailment, christina ferguson, who wants nothing more than to bring her elderly mother home. >> i want to bring her home. if it is not safe, they need to let us know. >> the epa administrator said today if he lived in the area, he would bring his family members home. >> if those homes have been tested by the state and given a clean bill of health, yes. as a father, i trust the signs and i trust the methology that this state is using and as a parent, i would. >> the railroad operator refused to send any of its start. they want more than a physical cleanup. they want transparency,

definitive answers and how long those toxic effects may last. >> jonathan, thank you. pennsylvania senator john fetterman checked himself into the medical center for get treatment for clinical depression. fetterman was in the hospital days ago after feeling light headed. his clinical depression became more serious in recent weeks. he missed eight of the senate's 24 votes, so far this year. >> are there any barriers for workers in the fossil fuel sector to learn skills in renewable fuel production? >> fetterman has used the special screen to help him process language during senate committee hearings. let's bring in our md doctor on this. it is kind of interesting because you

look at this and great to see you as always. a senior aid said the following, this is not who he was when he was in early recovery. the aide said, this is as much different beast. it does not sound encouraging. what do what do you make of all this? >> look, this could be anything, and we have to give them time to figure out what is going on. we have to first take them at their word when they say he is having a major depressive episode. we know from all the medical statistics that people who suffer a major stroke, 31% within one year except for major depression, that is very likely possibility, especially if senator fetterman has had a history of depression in the he was campaigning and wept ste senate, poor guy, he feeds somee is a political side, people of a

senator in office, the questiont given his condition. >> his aides echo that, he is ny communicate with his family, ths distress, senate business fess s family, that causes his stress,e happened in may, this this thino happen. >> he needs time to recover andn a lot of things going on and he has had no oppo. >> moving on to bruce willis dih frontal temporal dimension, aphe

dealing with cognitively. >> frontal temporal dimension ih process language, behavior and e impacted and they begun a slow , basically. and there is no way o pharmacologic therapies, no gooh therapies. there are so speech e therapy the. people who suffer y will have language processing it aphagia is, receptive where youd what people are talking to. thel problems, we didn't know what ht doing things you wouldn't expece sympathy and empathy. this is ar him as well as his family. >> , i just want to put this ups from the train derail, dr. molet

dangerous, the chemical, but buu can get hydrochloric acid, warfy quickly, this is bad for east p. >> i think we're not seeing theg right now. phosgene was one of y chemical weapons that caused sue know it causes cancer, angiosare not going to see it immediatelye ticking time bombs, they need te to see how much they have inhal. >> you have dead frogs, chickeno much. coming up. multiple russianr just the past couple of days. w and should we be concerned. latu think about don lemon's commenty

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>> well more seemingly provocative moves by russia and china raising questions about what their goals might be. china sanctioned two major u.s. contractor and russian frighter planes are getting close to alaskan territory. colonel, it's great to have you on, you add clarity and china of course sanctioning, we're talk about lockheed martin, i know this is largely symbolic, is it also

escalating things? is it provocative in anyway? >> you know, i don't think so. especially because it's coming from the other side. we sanctioned six chinese firms last week over the issue of the chinese balloon, the companies that had anything to do with that program which is of course bigger than the one balloon crossing over the country. this is in response to that. so, it's kind of classic diplomatic tit for tat. it's just for show. basically our companies are prohibited by u.s. law from doing any business fess with the pla anyway in china. so, it's just symbol ec, it's continuing on with kind of what's been going on in the past. >> i know, come them you say tit for tat, i wonder if you can replace that for cat for mouse,

do you think china is testing us, looking at our cape abilities shall wondering how we'll respond to certain scenarios and certain situations? >> well, i do, i think so. in fact, now that we're getting a little bit more clarity on china's program, we know they've been doing this since 2018, they've gone over 40 different countries in the world i think they are doing that across the board trying to see what the capability of various countries. what kind of reaction do they have? we don't know how many of these went over countries they didn't knew. i think they're testing to see how quickly we identify them, what kind of actions we may take, and so in that regard i think they have been kind of testing us and i think we set a standard here i don't think we are going to allow that keeping going on. >> two u.s. f-35 fighter jets, fighter jets near alaska, second day in a row happening. norad is

saying, these are not provocative missions but they are getting you fully close, when have you to send up u.s. fighter toss barn them off, what do you make of this? >> yeah, you know, this is a continuation of what's been going on in recent past, last october there were i think there were four of these kind of incursions in august of last year, there was another three. basically what they do, they get close to our air space, they don't penetrate it. because we have to be vigilant, we have to get aircraft up anytime close to where we have air space. similar to what the chinese are doing, we went to see what your reactions are, how close can we get before we vector. we get to test our systems out, it's in some ways it can help us as well. >> yeah i think there is a lot of testing going on. a lot of

testing the water, colonel. >> thanks a lot, trace. first up in tonight's crime roundup, the parents of gabby pepito, the letter contained an offer to bring a shovel and help bury a body. and was inside an envelope that stated, burn after reading. parents are suing laundry's parents and accuse the couple of knowing about the murder for week before she was found. laundry's lawyer named in the lawsuit has claimed the letter was written long before the murders. >> one catalytic murder they proved his downfall while he was under a parked car, sawing off the at a lick i can converter, the running the they over and canning him. the woman immediately stopped the car and

called 911 but the suspect died. free fentanyl dealers were arrested in carrollton, texas. the teens gave the fake pills to classmates. the drug dealing ring is linked to 10 overdoses among teenagers in a single school district over the past six months. three of those teens died. and this video got the dramatic moment a woman fought off an i can't taker complex gym. the man stood at the door for awhile, she had seen him at their before. the man approached her, she pushed him back and he chased her around the gym. his attack got more aggressive, she fought the whole way. she ran out of the gym, that man was arrested less than 24 hours later. well the fox news tonight common sense department fully realizes that no one is immune

from crime. minnesota democratic angie craig was assaulted in her capital hill apartment building. she had to throw hot coffee to get away. the congresswoman rightly pointed out her alleged attacker a 26 year old male had already been arrested at least a dozen times for assault and other crimes. each time he walked free. sometimes the charges were dropped altogether. representative craig said, quoting here, "i think we have to think about how in the world we can make sure that we're not just letting criminals out." common sense has a better question. how in the world was one of congresswoman craig's top former staffer an advocate for defunding police, the same staffer, liz young, a supporter of the minnesota freedom fund, a nonprofit that works to free criminals including a child rapist. it appears now congresswoman craig is fully squaw ware that no one is immune

from crime. common sense wants to know if the congresswoman wonders exactly who help add 26 year old criminal time and again walk out of jail only to walk in to her elevator? msnbc anchor joy reed says woke is a codeword. what she says it means coming up. don't we all wish that construction projects would move this fast? and a woman proves that zip lining is for all ages. the day's best viral videos the day's best viral videos coming up. &%f0 we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car's advanced safety system. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy.

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check out this time lapse video that shows construction of a bridge project over two years. the i-74 bridge over the mississippi river opened to traffic in december of 2021. the eight line bridge sees 80,000 vehicles a day spanning from bentondore iowa to illinois. she sleep lined, speeds up to 100 miles per hour. senior living home helped organize the trip forker had. afterwards, she said she would do it again. this is not sally's first time around the block. she paraglided over france. finally, the chester zoo in england got its best look at two rare born tiger twins, the zoo said the birth was a significant step forward to prevent the sumantra tiger from

becoming extinct. only 350 tigers are thought to remain in the wild and if you have a viral video to share, hit us at trace gallagher or fox news night on social media. >> when they say they mean black. invented the term woke. >> it's hard to avoid, you know, mr. gill lamb said, he may not be racist, but the racists might think he's racist. >> msnbc hosts blasted ron desantis for his education initiatives and florida's reaction of a draft ap american studies course. it is always great to see you, and i just -- because you also wrote woke, inc, i wented to get the take about individual reid saying, when they mean woke they mean black, your thoughts. >> there is a clever move embedded in the woke religion

itself which conflates your skin color with the content of ideas you're allowed to have. congresswoman adam presley summed this up well, we don't want anymore black faces that don't want to be a black voice. what does that mean? that means if you disagree with that voice, disagree with that point of view, then that automatically makes you a racist. and there is of course no greater condemnation in modern america than to be called a racist which creates this culture of fear. i applaud governor desantis and across the country standing up to that religion. it's becoming more of a trend in this country, that decimates this culture of fear and gets us away from this religion. >> trace: there is the global disinformation index. the state department is bank rolling this to the tune of $330,000. they are monitoring groups, they are

targeting media outlets mostly conservative media outlets. i went to put this on the screen. this is what they call the gfi riskiest sites. the real clear politics, the daily wire and the federalist, and the fact that the government is inadvertently funding this has got to say something to you, vivik. >> it says that the real censorship culture starts in part with the government. and in this case it may have been invert went as you put it there. in many cases it is explicit. government effectively pressuring private companies, including technology companies and others, to sensor political speech that the government could not sensor directly. that is a back door violation. i think of it as state action in disguise. the constitution still applies. federal bureaucracy is doing --

elon musk what he released the twitter files which was a great move upon taking over twitter i think the next u.s. president should release the state action files, anytime a government agency or government actor has pressured a private actor or private company to do something that the government couldn't do directly, the public deserves to see that. i'm glad for whoever wrote this story it was good investigative work to highlight this government funding of effectively private sector censorship. >> trace: we've been talking about several days about this train derailment, the chemical leak and fire in east palestine, pennsylvania. pete buttigieg said about that today, watch this. >> look, rail city is telling us that has evolved over the years and there is clearly more that needs to be done. while this horrible situation has gotten particularly high amount of attention, there are roughly 1000 cases a year of a train

derailing. >> trace: particularly high amount of attention because this happens two or three times a day, viviek it's unbelievable he said that out loud. >> this is appalling, look what the people in this town and this community are going through and to be able to that callous to turn that into a statistic is just appalling and says a lot about how the leadership con descends on the people of this country. i'm you can talk you to you from ohio. i have gone to school, at harvard with people like pete. the dirty little secret is this. people in other parts of the country do not take something like this as seriously when it happens in flyover country like ohio. if it happens be new york city, washington d.c. this would be a different story in terms of national attention, attention from your government leaders. the fact that he is implying this has gotten too much attention

because this is another statistic reveals why people in that town of east palestine do not trust the leaders in charge because they've been given no reason to trust him. >> trace: if it happened in new york buttigieg would have been there on the day one. author nation of victims, great to have you on, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> trace: as we met east palestine ohio, not pennsylvania. president biden is suggesting these unidentified objects shot down by the u.s. military might be benign but the larger debate over unidentified aerial phenomenon or uap is far from settling. here is the senior congressal correspondent chad. >> what the military defects is unidentifiable, they are flying and objects. >> that spurred questions that the incursions weren't the russians or chinese. the military cracked the car to ufo speculation. >> have you ruled out aliens or

extraterrestrial? >> i haven't ruled out anything at this point. >> the administration finally confronted the flying saucer theory. >> i don't think people need to worry about aliens. >> the administration isn't convinced, the objects aren't from a galaxy far far away. last year the house intelligence committee held the first hearing in five decades on what are now called uaps. >> uap are air born object that when encountered cannot be immediately identified. >> the issue was taboo in the military for years. >> there was a feeling before again of god if i report this thing what am i going to get myself tangled up in. >> the congressman dated the pentagon track. >> pushing them to go back and look at what other odd signatures that may have kind of, you know, fallen on the cutting room floor, so to speak. >> the intelligence community documented more than 500 incidents and last year's

report, but still a dirt of information about what hovers above. lawmakers find suggestions of voyage ages of strange new worlds highly illogical. >> i'm not ready to go ex files, i'm much more concerned about -- much more concerned about the chinese and martians. >> bigger threat from closer than home. the u.s. had all along. trace. >> trace: thank you. well tonight we remember baseball player and hall of fame broadcaster tim mc carver, lead analyst on 23 world series broadcasts. before that he was a two-time all star catcher and member of two world championship teams, he was a heck of a broadcaster. heck of a player. tim mc carver was 81 years old. and coming up, don lemon is in some hot water for saying

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>> trace: we are back with the night cap crew, jonathan hunt, lauren blanchard. tonight we are talking about don lemon's comments that nikki haley is past her prime. and it really is jonathan hunt ridiculous, i went and looked, there are women -- i mean there are historical women in all kinds of different -- martha stewart didn't do anything until she was 50 and i can go down the list. >> i would like to see don lemon say that to my 82 year old mother and see what happens. >> he apologized and said it was in artful and irrelevant. it was offensive and it was plain stupid. don lemon thought he could get away with it, only six people watching the show. seriously, why. >> trace: the whole thing, you look at this and think, okay, if somebody else said this, i know i hate the -- if somebody said this or even he said this about hillary clinton back in 2016, the reaction might have been a little bit different, your

thoughts on that. >> i would never say it, i have a wife, i have a daughter, my mother, my late grandmother both resting in peace right now, i was so close with them, they were in their primewell into their 80s. i think that it's something i would not say. >> trace: yeah i think that's good advice for everybody. i want to read some of these of the this is from our responses, tommy, biokkis, by those metrics mr. lemon at 56 is a dinosaur which is a fair assessment. garrett evans says, if any conservative said that about a liberal woman he would be labeled miss on any i can it, to my point lastly, that's what it comes down to. the concept down to, have you a lot of women, jennifer aniston, 52. he will ma pearson 58. these people are thriving right now. >> trace, forget 50s, the biggest fan of this show is 82 years old who is elaine, elaine

is 82 years old and she can eat don lemon for lunch intellectually or physically. and i would love to put the two of them in a little cage match together and i know who is going to win. that's a ridiculous comment. i don't even understand what got him to think about it, got him to write this silly non-apology apology. any talent for cnn is going to have them in their office reading him the riot act. >> trace: lauren, are you offended. >> this makes my blood boil. i think we should be passed the point where we are judging or making jokes about women based on their age or what they look like. those jokes are past their prime, so do better, don. >> trace: i don't want to reveal any secrets, my wife is nikki haley's age, she is a smoke show, i'm letting you all know that. thank you all for joining

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