>> tyrus: thank you you two katie pavlich, joe devito, joe macklin, kat timpf, our studio audience, "fox news @ night" is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, i'm tyrus, and i love you, america. [applause] >> trace: thank you, tyrus. good evening, everyone, and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night" i'm trace gallagher in washington. breaking tonight, someone inside the administration is leaking information that president biden is undecided about running for a second term? if so, it appears some democrats already have a plan b in mind. the white house correspondent kevin corke joins us live with the baking details. good evening. speak a very interesting story line. i'll get to that in just a moment. first, wildly different postures and similar messaging at the same time.

with president biden and putin today bolstering their respective alliances with nato and china. their pitches come just days before the first anniversary of moscow's invasion of ukraine. global tensions between the superpowers highlighted on a day of diplomacy in both warsaw and moscow. >> acidity many times, i'll say it again it's absolutely clear. article five is a secret commitment the united states has made. we will defend every inch of nato. >> meantime, as trace pointed out, with respect to joe biden's 2024 presidential campaign prospects, typically the question has been, should he or shouldn't he run again? however, now, increasingly democrats are wrestling with a very different and indeed pressing question. it will he or won't he? tonight, politico reporting that democrats are quietly preparing for the possibility that the

80-year-old simply won't be up for the task. and the longer he waits to officially declare his intentions -- you guessed it, a growing number of would-be candidates are circling the water like sharks, waiting to feast upon the chance, including notables like harris, newsom, sanders, club chard , pritzker, murphy, and the lik. also tonight, officials are signaling that we are likely to see even more rate hikes amid sticky inflation in the coming days and months ahead. although it may become the norm for the foreseeable future rather than have pointer 50 basis point raratehikes. >> trace: kevin, thank you. back to you a bit later on. >> i'm going to be completely fairly honest with the american people, if i thought there was a health problem or anything that would keep me from being able to do the job. people will have to just watch me. >> it sounds like you're run running. >> i haven't made that decision.

that's my intention, i think, but i haven't made that decision firmly yet. >> do you still want to be president someday? >> joe biden said he intends to run for reelection as president, and i intend to run with him as vice president of the united states. >> do you believe president biden will face any primary challenge from the progressive wing? >> i can't speak for other people. i think there's a general consensus right now that president biden has done everything we would like. he has done a good job. if he runs, i would support him. >> trace: despite strong indications that president biden will run for reelection, some top democrats, as you hear, are quietly preparing for plan b. let's bring in townhall.com managing editor spencer brown and former congressional staffer garrett ventry. gentlemen, thank you both. whenever you are reticent to throw your name out there, it always seems to me like there is some lingering doubt. i think that's a fair assessment. >> i think there's definitely

got here. how many times in the last year or six months or so have we heard talk president biden going to deliver or to camp david to meet with his family to supposedly make this decision on whether he should run again? he just never come back from one of the strip saying he's running or not running that hint that he's not confident, maybe his family is incompetent. we see now in this political report, this might happen. >> trace: the thing is, he always noticed someone might be tipping the media. politico had this thing that reads in part, quoting here, "biden may not run, and top dems are quietly preparing," while the belief is that he will ultimately give the all clear. his indecision has resulted in an awkward deep-freeze across the party, and that deep-freeze includes the donors. as we put the picture on, other political candidates who might want to run. >> i don't think it's all that surprising that there are these conversations happening in the biden world, and that dems would be lining up if these conversations are happening. i think ultimately what's

happening here is democrats have a tough path into a 24. in the approval ratings, they have hovered at high 30s, low 40s. that's a disaster for electoral success, obviously paid to look at the economic picture, 6-9% inflation we've been dealing with, border crossing skyrocketing, crimes skyrocketing. internationally, russia invaded ukraine, there is the china spy balloon that flew over the entirety of the united states, so they've got real problems going to 2024 whether it's joe biden or another democrat. see when you bring up the numbers, i want to put these up. i keep going back to these numbers. this was probably a little over three weeks ago but it is still relevant. this is the ap saying, who should live the democratic party? your memory, these are democrats they asked, soully. they said the president, 12%. no answer, 31%. that is really bad news if you are a joe biden fan. >> absolutely. there are so many reasons for democrats in the next two years he has left before he's up for election again that it could get so much worse.

as garrett was just mentioning, the border won't get any better once title 42 goes away. the one thing he's been bragging about his unemployment and that's probably going to spike, according to most of the experts looking at what happens with inflation and interest rate hikes. that's going to get worse. you have china and russia and iran creating this new axis of evil, nothing at home or abroad is getting any better, there's going to be a lot of people looking for anyone but biden to vote for. steel on the last question will be on this topic. then you've got kamala harris. if joe biden is unpopular in the democratic party, kamala harris is really unpopular in the democratic party. >> which is a hard feat. i think the person licking their chops most is president trump. there was a poll that showed him not only beating g.o.p. primary folks. it matches strongly within abc poll we saw earlier of him beating joe biden by three points, as well. i think you'll see a lot of chattering from democrats.

kamala harris, bernie sanders. pete buttigieg is another candidate. he can't handle any of the crisis in the supply chain where the train crash in ohio. to the got big problems with her it's better not. >> pete buttigieg's candidacy is just doing this. i would like you to expand on that, if you lead, this axis. this appears to be getting more dangerous, especially if china really does gives lethal weapons to russia. >> as president biden was making his way back from poland, china's top diplomat was meeting with leaders in russia. so you have that going on, and the deal that has been inked between the iranians and the russians to make more kamikaze drones. the arms that ukraine is using to fight russia, at the same time, biden is trying to do this iran deal, so it's not working. >> trace: ten seconds, garrett. >> spencer is right. this goes into larger problems under biden whether it's domestically or foreign, the world is getting weaker under his reign. >> trace: this whole thing

starts to get really close and really scary. spencer and garrett come i think you both are coming on. we appreciate it. meantime, finally, transportation secretary pete buttigieg is said to visit east palestine, ohio, tomorrow, the former president trump got the jump for visiting the area today getting a firsthand look at the damage left behind from that train derailment early this month. jeff paul is live with the latest on this. good evening. >> good evening, trace. president biden is now stateside after spending three days in both poland and ukraine. while he doesn't have any specific plans to head to east palestine, ohio, his transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, will be there tomorrow. but today the attention all surrounded former president donald trump. his visit comes two weeks after a norfolk southern train derailed as it was carrying toxic chemicals. trump criticized the response from the current administration saying residents have been betrayed by the federal government. he surveyed the damage, met with

local leaders, and donated some cleaning supplies along with pallets of trump-branded bottled water. he even went to a local mcdonald's to hand out his signature hats, sign autographs, and mingle with customers and employees. >> actions speak louder than words at this point. trump is coming out. where is biden? he's not here. speak a kind of sucks that he came before the actual president did. it would be nice if somehow we got support from that end, too. >> in an instagram post, president biden said he was in contact with the epa and lawmakers in the area, committing to make sure folks have everything they need. president biden also pressed on the train company responsible for the disaster. it would be norfolk southern, saying that it is there a mess and they should clean it u up. they admit they are getting a lot of help, but what is in short supply right now our answers, especially in regards to their health and rebuilding efforts. trace? >> trace: they are in very short supply, jeff paul.

thank you. let's talk about east palestine and other big challenges facing the biden administration. former undersecretary of the army, patrick murphy. great to have you on. the epa administrator says there's a trust problem in east palestine. here's what he said, and i'll get your response. >> our sole goal is to win back and earn the trust of the community. we recognize that there is a trust deficit. i have sat down and done a community roundtable, i have visited homes on the ground in east palestine. i know that a trust deficit exists. >> trace: but when you have the parent that mike transportation secretary yesterday saying he will visit when the time is right, and the time is right, it tends to infer that there is no plan. speak out that point, there is a trust deficit that gallup polls have shown for years. our enemies overseas love it. they want to divide us from

within. i look at this and say, let's get boost on the ground. i'm glad president trump went and let the people know he cares about them. the lift unifies a country. it has been, frankly, profits over the people. norfolk southern, with a stock buyback program, and that train derailment was a 3--mile freight train, about double what should be on average. so i think people are losing focus about who the culprit is here. again, my heart goes out to the people of east palestine. we need to make sure we do all we can to support them. >> trace: here's what surprises me. you have the mayor of east palestine now who said this today, which i thought was a little surprising. watch. >> we are a small community. we don't want the media attention. we want our community to go back to the way it was. that's our end goal.

so we appreciate you being here, but at some point we would ask you to leave. [laughs] >> trace: i get it, they want their lives back to normal, but when the media leaves, everybody forgets about what's happening in east palestine. you need to media to stay because the media is putting feet to the fire, and that's important. >> the media will put pressure on and make sure government is doing their job. that's why i think it is so important that we shine a light. this is an ecological disaster. you're talking about thousands of fish, a thousand residents forced to evacuate. we need to do all he can. and my home state of pennsylvania, as well. we need to do what he can for these people. the speed when i talked gentleman about that, the whole axis now. china, russia, iran. all of a sudden they seem to be very cozy and it's concerning a lot of people. >> i call it the cringe.

they are our competitors. they try to stand toe-to-toe with us militarily, economically. we need to rally as americans and understand we are in a competition against competitors out there who want to do us harm. it's not just about a spy balloon, which was egregious, but it's about our phones and tiktok and corporate espionage, trying to take down our economy. we need to wake up as americans and rally together and stop the b.s. partisan stuff we are seeing out there. >> trace: great to have you on. thank you. meantime, 70 million americans across the country are now in the impact zone of severe weather. the winter weather, the massive storm system is not only fast, it's powerful, and it's also unusual, unleashing heavy snow, significant ice, and subfreezing temperatures in numerous states. marianne rafferty is tracking the warnings, the watches, and what you need to look out for. marianne, it could be a very rough few days. >> it's definitely looking at

way, trace. winter is far from over with snow and frigid conditions shutting down communities across the country. at least 25 states are under some sort of winter weather alert. seven are under blizzard warnings. that includes the los angeles area for the first time since 1989. the midwest, especially minnesota, is expected to get the worst of it, though. minneapolis declared a snow emergency ahead of the storm as they brace for up to two feet of snow. people are told to expect ice, of course snow, extreme cold, rain, and sleet. as you can imagine, this is already impacting travel in a big way. more than 1700 flights have been canceled and over 6,000 flights have been delayed, with more expected as the system advances across the country. four major airlines have issued waivers for people his travel plans are disrupted, and we are told large portions of interstate 94, which cuts across the midwest into wisconsin, is closed due to crashes and poor visibility. meanwhile, freezing rain and

sleet is ongoing from iowa to michigan and into the northeast. according to fox weather, the storm will continue through thursday and hopefully wind down early friday, just in time for a weekend of shoveling. hopefully not here in l.a. >> trace: good for skiing, that for living. marianne rafferty lives for us in l.a. first up into nights crime round up, in pine hills florida, that's just outside orlando, and man shot and killed a 9-year-old girl, woman in her 20s, and a tv journalist. he also shot another journalist and a second woman. both are in critical condition. the tv reporter and photographer were at the scene where the first woman was shot when the 19-year-old suspect came back, open fire again. the alleged shooter, with a lengthy rap sheet, was arrested, and there appears to be zero connection between the shooter and most of the victims. in new york, police are looking for thieves whose ammo is to write up on their moped behind unsuspecting victims and then steal expensive apple airpods

right off their heads. both the driver and passenger wore all black and have reportedly done this 21 times in just the past month. and still more thieves. this time smashing into a woman's car while she was grabbing lunch with friends at a restaurant in oakland, california. the criminals made off with her backpack, which carried an urn with the ashes of her brother who died four years ago. she made this plea. >> i want my earn back. it means nothing to but has a lot of value to me. i carry it everywhere i go. it's like he passed away all over again. forget the backpack in the wallet. i don't care about any of those material things. i just want my brother's urn back. >> trace: and letting county virginia police are looking for these car thieves who went around town looking for unlocked vehicles. they stole money, electronics, tools, and even a rifle. and disturbing pictures out of san jose, california. a customer kicked a street vendor in the head after concert. two days later, another suspect

attacked a separate vendor with a baseball bat. that suspect was arrested and charged with assault and carjacking, but police are still looking for the man who kicked the first vendor. now, to the alex murdaugh trial where his former law partner took the stand. and he might even testify in his own defense. >> one of the issues that has come back is the scope of cross-examination. >> the alex murdaugh defense team is hinting they are considering having the client take the stand, but they don't want the prosecution to question him about his alleged financial crimes. the judge seemed to side with the prosecution. >> for the court to issue some blanket order, limiting the scope of cross-examination, that is unheard of to me. >> if murdaugh testifies, it will be a gamble for the defense. murdaugh is accused of swindling millions from clients.

the claims it is motive for murdering his wife, maggie, and son, paul. he claims he is innocent. today he wept as a graphic video of the murder scene was shown to jurors. and defense lawyers are grilling a crime scene examiner. >> did they do a terrible job here? >> they are trying to prove the murder site was contaminated, with multiple investigators walking on the grounds, and claiming photographs and footprint impressions were taken and properly. >> it let me give it more scientific. an adequate job to show the absence of come at the minimum , the absence of any other evidence. they do an adequate job connect >> i don't believe so. >> the judge ruled today he will not decide in advance whether to limit the scope of questions about finances, should murdaugh testify. it's possible that murdaugh could take the sand later this week. trace? >> trace: thank you. south carolina republican senator tim scott spoke in iowa today, outlining his vision for the country as he mulls a

potential run for the white house. scott focused on education system and what he called the left's blueprint for ruining america. >> you would have to make sure that, in k-12, you have more indoctrination than education. if you want to ruin america. to ruin america you'd have to go after the future generations in such a way that they would be confused, on everything. even the basics. >> trace: scott said he is living proof that the founding fathers are geniuses who should be celebrated, not canceled. ♪ ♪ the common sense apartment is old enough to remember when college campuses across the country were incubators for robust debate. but in recent decades, hot political and social topics that universities have been taken off the table for fear of offending someone, anyone. but a trip to the university of

boston almost feels like marty mcfly has revved up the flux capacitor and taken us on a long 300. they are being praised by students for a summer program called "forbidden courses," intended for students to actually ask and respond to tough questions. here is. without fear of shame or retaliation, even if some people are offended. the students debate things like single-parent households versus 2-parent households, whether islam is a religion of peace, and transgenderrism, among others. the schools as it gives students a chance to explore great questions of our time without judgment. it's a college campus with the founding principles include freedom of inquiry, freedom of consciousness, and civil discourse, without the risk of being fired or canceled. common sense thinks maybe this could be a back to the future moment for other universities. hello, anybody home?

think, mcfly. think. coming up, we have jennifer sey come at the levis executive fired in part for speaking out against mask mandates. now she is vindicated and says the recent comments from don lemon about nikki haley reveal the hypocrisy at the very core of the democratic party. plus, a new study says traveling to new places will make you happier, but many of us continue to revisit the same old places. are you among those willing to leave your comfort zone? let us know on social media, twitter, and instagram, and we will let you weigh in. we will show you the results and read the best responses. in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't irritate your stomach the way aleve® or even advil® or motrin® can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®.

♪ ♪ >> i wanted to hear from the former president, but honestly, i wanted to subpoena the former president because i got to swear everybody in. so i thought it would be cool to get 60 seconds of president trump, of me looking at him and being like, "do you solemnly swear?" and getting to swear him in. i thought that would be an awesome moment. >> trace: first step into nights real news roundup, the four women of the special grand jury investigation of president trump's 2020 election claims made multiple odd comments on a media blitz this week. the 30-year-old smirked and joked when asked who may be indicted. the special grand jury has the power to recommend charges but not issue them. her comments have the potential to undermine the case. >> it's a matter of indoctrination, going after kids' hearts, minds, and souls with stuff that neither of their parents want, nor is it

appropriate for those kids. >> trace: after fierce objections from parents over a graphic novel, they discussed new criteria for banning books from the school library in a meeting this week. the book has been scrutinized by parents over its explicit depictions of sexual acts. >> in my interview last friday with vice president harris, i was imprecise in summarizing governor desantis position by teaching slavery in schools paid he's not opposed to teaching the fact of slavery but he has opposed the teaching of african american studies curriculum. >> trace: andrea mitchell partially corrected an accusation she made last week about governor desantis' education agenda. before mitchell's half-hearted apology his press secretary said that he would not appear as a guest until mitchell apologized. his office called the correction

"a nonapology." ♪ ♪ don lemon was that cohosting cnn this morning after issuing an apology for last week's sexist comments about nikki haley. has he really changed his views after one day of sensitivity training? let's talk about it with former levi's brand president, jennifer sey. it's always great to have you on. it's interesting, because i want to put this up on the screen. this is what was in the email about don lemon. he says, "it's important to me that cnn bounces a countability with fostering a culture in which people can own, learn, and grow from their mistakes." don lemon has this tweet. "i appreciate the opportunity to be back at the end and this morning, to my networks, my colleagues, and bankable audience, i'm sorry. i've heard you. i'm learning for you and i'm committed to doing better. see you soon." it's as if he wrote both email and the tweet apology.

this is not accountability. >> i think it's important to note, this is the third that we know about a just a couple of weeks. he humiliated one his female coanchor's on the air and berated her for how she interviewed a congressman. he disapproved, and he decided to stop the music and mansplain to her everything that was wrong with what she had done. in just a few days later, describing nikki haley, he said that women are past their prime after their 20s and 30s, because google said so. that the journalistic standard now, which is the most absurd part. it just seems to speak to the hollowness of the democratic party platform. they talk about equality and inclusion in women's equality in particular, and yet, here we are. he was criticizing republicans and somehow it's okay.

>> trace: i know that you had said, when you are at your former company, levi's, you were told not to criticize cnn. because of light, advertising? what was the purpose of that? >> the rationale was, if we are trying to pitch new stories to cnn, which we didn't do. it was a rationale that they didn't want me criticizing cnn because it is part and parcel of the democratic party platform. >> trace: i know that you lost your job in part because you are against mask mandates for kids, and now you look at this review, you are vindicated. how do you feel being vindicated and how do you feel in the media is trying to rip out the cochrane review and tear it d down? >> bret stephens just wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" about it, and he said we may not get an apology, those of us who question, but we can at least feel vindicated.

i don't feel vindicated. i want an apology. i lost my job for saying that this summary of over 70 random controlled trial studies, a gold standard of studies, that they say masks are ineffective. i challenge you and i asked that question to yours before "the new york times" and i lost my job. so i don't feel particularly vindicated, and i would like to understand why no one at the science desk is writing about this to "the new york times." i think i know why, because they would have to take back everything they said and apologize for what they've written for the last two years. they have furthered fear, they have demonized and vilified anyone who dared question the effectiveness of masks, and so we get an op-ed instead of a retraction from the science desk. >> trace: it's amazing, because you are a wooden apology and so are a lot of other people who got canceled for fighting for the same cause. jennifer, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> trace: coming up, the hero sheriff's deputy who saved a

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>> trace: first up into nights viral videos, wyoming highway patrol trooper was narrowly missed by a semi truck while responding to a call along interstate 80. it looks like the driver lost control and barreled off the road toward the officer. wyoming highway patrol went on twitter and reminded drivers to move over and slow down. we are glad that everybody in this case is okay. they say to feed the animals, but what if they feed themselves? a clever orangutan at the los angeles zoo figured out how to nab a baby bottle that had been dropped outside its cage, by using a piece of paper. once he gets it through the

fence, he goes and then takes a swig. while the mom of the unfortunate baby videos it from the other side. and a 16-year-old girl is about to become the youngest floridian ever to compete in alaska's junior iditarod. the appropriately named "dominic lucy cool and her team dogs are in the last week of training before the races we can pay she made the journey north to raise awareness about juvenile diabetes, a disease her baby brother died from after a misdiagnosis. best of luck to you from all of us here at fox news at fox"fox news @ night." if you have a viral video to share, send it over on social media. >> what's her name? what's your name? i just want to talk to you for a minute, sir.

>> tonight we bring you the story of a hero sheriff's to petey who literally pulled a troubled young man off the ledge of a highway overpass in richland county south carolina. the video of the life-saving work of corporal kenny fitzsimmons has gone viral and we look at him to the show. it's great to have you on. we look at this video and i'm just kind of astonished, because i know, as you're walking up to this young man, he is on the edge of this bridge. it's a life or death situation. you only have seconds. are you worried, sir, about saying the wrong thing? was going through your mind at that time? >> at that point, when i first walked up on him, my first idea was to try to open up a line of communication and see if he would talk to me and try to help him out that way. when i first went up to the side and he turned and lookedded at me, i could see the pain in his face. he was crying and he didn't want to talk. by the time i walked back behind

him, we saw there, i see him starting to lean forward a little bit, and i grabbed him. i knew i only had one chance to grab him and i couldn't mess it up and bump him and push them over. >> trace: it was a fantastic grab. i want to play this because we are looking at the video where they are, deputy, of you talking to him. i want to play some of the sound because you had a camera crew with you, which by the video is so astounding. you had a camera crew with you. i want to play some of this back and forth between you. it's actually not back and forth, because he didn't say anything. we will plan and get your response on the inside. >> i agree with that. when i started having to go through counseling from a ptsd from the military, i was the same way. they'll understand what i've been through. >> trace: i'm wondering at that point in time, you're talking and he's not saying a word. how do you know that he's listening to you, deputy? >> every once in a while he would look up and we would lock eyes. there's one specific time i made a comment to him that, if he

would have followed through with it, it would be a permanent solution to a temporary problem. as soon as i said that, he looked up and we made eye contact and we connected right there. and i could see, everything was sinking and that i was talking to him about. anna knew he was listening. he didn't have to talk to communicate with me. >> trace: it's amazing, because i know you have military experience and i know you know what ptsd looks like. this young man was clearly in distress, was he not? >> he was. he was going through some rough times, and like i told him out there, we all have our demons, and he almost let his demons get the worst of him that day. but now he has been pushed to the brink, he knows how to better understand what it feels like, and he will better be able to battle those demons and stop it from getting that far. >> trace: and now you've become somewhat friends. you know the family. the father came and helped, and he was grateful to you.

you might even go thanksgiving this year. how does that feel, deputy? >> it feels amazing. i've talked to him probably at least every other day at a minimum. we have an open text thread between myself, and him and his dad. we all have communication. they have expressed numerous times that they want me to come over for thanksgiving. >> trace: that's fantastic. you are kenny fitzsimmons. he is daniel kenney, which is interesting. but my thing is, corporal, we don't see this. people police semi, police officers, sheriffs deputies, are doing these kinds of good deedsl the time across the country. it's almost like it's a rule that nobody covers it. what do you think about that? >> you're right. this is probably the third or fourth person i probably pulled off a bridge. i know a lot of my deputy coworkers had done the same exact thing. sometimes it goes well like it

did here, other times it takes longer with negotiators coming out. but it's never talked about. it's never brought forward. i just happened to have a camera with me that day. honestly, i'm glad i had the camera and i'm glad this is getting covered. the public needs to see this side of cops. >> trace: you did yeoman's work, corporal. best of luck to you, and to his family. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> no problem. thank you very much, sir. >> trace: such good offices across the world. meantime, former president jimmy carter remains in hospice care tonight, but the tributes and well wishes continue to his home in plains georgia. with more perspective on the former president's legacy, we are joined by best selling presidential historian craig surely. it's great to have you on. i want to play the sand bite. this is former president jimmy carter talking with neil cavuto. >> sometimes the work is real hot and hard, but we always feel like we get more out of it and we put into it. >> trace: that was habitat for

humanity. he has done so much for human causes since you left the presidency. >> he had kind of an uneven performance as president. he did some very good things, but he had a really good second act for many years with his work with charitable organizations and with habitat for humanity. he really set the standard for ex-presidents to go on with their lives and do good things and do important things. i can think of only one president who rivals him and his ex presidency, and that's herbert hoover. he did so much for food in europe and around the world during and after world war ii, and of course he was head of the hoover commission during the eisenhower administration. see when you think former president carter gets enough credit for some of the things he did in the office? foreign policy decisions, the panama canal, the camp david

accords, et cetera? >> when you lose as he lost badly to ronald reagan, you tend to get the bum's end of history. it takes a lot of time for the ground to cool and people reevaluate. harry truman left office with a 22% approval rating, and yet he is considered now, not in the great category, but the near-great category. i think history will be very kind to jimmy carter. one thing i should mention, one thing that is unsung is that he introduced human rights as an element on the national debate. it had never been discussed before. it has always been about landmasses and national borders. but he introduced human rights and he embarrassed the soviets because they had people of course in prison, psychiatric hospitals, gulags. he successfully got many people out of the soviet union. so that is one unsung thing. and the other thing is the

camp david accords, which produced a durable peace between egypt and israel which is still in effect today. >> trace: it's amazing, it really is. craig shirley, great insight. thank you for sharing with us, sir. >> think you very much. >> trace: coming up, how often do travel to new places? a new study says it could actually make you happier. let us know if you like to seek out the new or stick with the old, on twitter and instagram. the nightcap crew is next.re ♪ ♪ or mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans. schedule your appointment today.

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>> trace: your back with the nightcap crew. kevin corke, jeff paul, and marianne rafferty. tonight's topic, the more new places to visit, the happier you will be. that's according to science. are you happier traveling to new places or revisiting old ones connect is the unique crowd because in the industry we are in, i know that i have been to a lot of new places around the world because of this job, and sometimes i haven't been very happy because there's rockets going this way, bombs going this way, and you are staying in some hotel like, "i hope it doesn't hit the hotel!" i don't know if i would be on the team that says to go new places and you'll be so much happier. there's a lot to be said for sitting on a beach in maui again and again, jeff paul. your thoughts? >> i'm all about new places.

i want to explore. asia, africa. i would love to get to antarctica. my goal, trace, is to report on all seven continents by the time i'm 6 feet under. >> trace: there's a guy named greg palkot he was looking at you, there's a seat next to him if you want to really travel the world. kevin corke, same thing, you wake up one morning and you are in the middle of nowhere. >> that is so true. i have been to 48 countries and all 50 states, so i would like to travel and see different things, but i'm going to go the other way. i like to go places i know what i'm going to get. i could go to italy every year and be just fine. >> trace: but is it because you been to so many places that you have perspective and you've really found your niche? >> nailed it. i could do japan over and over, i could do maui, like you said. i'm cool. i like to travel, but i'm happy to go where i know. >> trace: are you happy or visiting new or old places? twitter, new places, 59%. old places, 41%. instagram, new places, 57%.

old places, 43%. i don't know. one response, "it's exciting to explain the new places, meeting new people, eating new foods." "great comfort vacationing in the same places, especially for people who don't like to travel." marianne rafferty? >> i think a little bit of both. visit as many new places as you can, but for me, i love going home to texas. there's just nothing like it on earth for me. twice a year, we do that. but yeah, i love exploring new places, as well. >> trace: a double nod to texas, because we go there every summer for the same trip because texas is a great state to go and visit. it kind of brings you back. hook'em, horns. "new places and new adventures keep your mind and your spirit young." and tricia daniels says, "i like to revisit familiar places. if the place has five stars from

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