>> i will be in florida next week. we are adding a big surprise. that will be on my website. >> greg: fantastic. thanks to the audience i am greg. [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." and trace gallagher in los angeles. and rich internet, the sensational trial of alex murdaugh lasted six weeks. the jury took less than three hours to find him guilty. most legal analysts solve murdaugh as very effective witness but the jury was not swayed by his tearful testimony. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt has making details. we have covered trials for a long time and this is a fast verdict. >> it was extraordinarily quick. three weeks of testimony.

75 witnesses, 800 photographs and exhibits but yet as you mentioned the jury needed less than three hours to reach its vertex. >> the state versus richard alexander murdaugh defendant indictment for murder guilty, guilty, indictment for possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, guilty, guilty. >> reporter: alex murdaugh was immediately handcuffed and led from the court. no obvious signs of emotion on his face. as he contemplated the reality that the jury simply did not buy his excuses for the initially lying to the police about his whereabouts and movements on the night is why and youngest son were shot to death. murdaugh was portrayed as a serial liar by the prosecution who painstakingly went through murdaugh's long history of stealing millions of dollars from his law partners and from his clients and the attorney

said if marc spent so much of his life telling lies, the jury should conclude he was lying again now. and to emphasize that point, they showed a video on murdaugh face -- on which adam rutt voice could be heard contradicting his early claims to police by putting him at the scene of the murders just minutes before all and maggie murdaugh were shot to death. >> their voice was heard tonight and justice was brought for them. we can't bring them back but we can bring them justice. >> murdaugh's defense team said much of the case was a circumstance so that there was at minimum with both out and thanking the jury, the judge made clear he agreed with the guilty verdicts. >> all the evidence pointed to the only one conclusion. that is the conclusion that you all reach. >> reporter: the judge, the attorneys and alec murdaugh will be back in court at 9:30 eastern

friday with the now convicted killer sentence for murdering his own wife and son. extraordinary case. >> trace: to have his voice in case, that was a pivotal point. thank you. >> what a great day for the people of south carolina. winston churchill said democracy is the worst form of government except for every other kind. i kind of wants to adopt that and say we may have the worst criminal justice system in the world. but it is better than any other kind that there is an error criminal justice system works tonight. it gave a voice to maggie and paul murdaugh. i want to say tonight their voice was heard tonight and justice was brought for them. we can't bring them back. but we can bring them justice. >> trace: the jury's quick decision to not surprise our next guest but the verdict sure it. let's get the legal insight from attorney. you predicted a very quick verdict but you thought this would be a not guilty verdict.

it came out wrong. >> i thought this case was permeated to a reasonable doubt. i was not surprised they came out quickly but three hours guilty, guilty, guilty. i think those jurors could not get over that kennel video, the lie. >> trace: we have covered trials for years and years. it normally takes juries three hours to the pick a foreman. >> i think they made up their minds ahead of time, trace, and that kennel video. the defendant lied about being at the scene of the crime and when he tried to explain his life, he said it was because he was an addict. the jurors did not buy it. they made up their mind based upon that kennel video. >> trace: it was so pivotal. i want you to listen because there was testimony that said this was alec murdaugh and then alex murdaugh admitted. this really was the key to the case. >> get back. get back.

quit. quit. >> trace: even after him because testifying, you can tell that is his voice. you find the witnesses line, you can throw out all of his testimony. >> if you believe that the credibility is in question, if you believe the witness lied about one thing, then you can disregard all of his other testimony. >> trace: jonathan was playing the sound of the judge saying there was overwhelming evidence of guilt. >> that is unusual and it is not looking good for alex murdaugh because it looks like the judge is going to give him life. he made his views clear after the jury rendered a verdict. he said i think you guys came to the right verdict. i think there's overwhelming evidence of guilt. >> trace: he says are a liar. i'm a crook. i am a drug addict but i'm not a killer and the jury -- >> the jury did not believe it. i thought the defense did a good job in closing, appo pointing

multiple issues of reasonable doubt. but once a liar, always a liar as the prosecution argued and the jury bought it. >> trace: i'm wondering if there's anything you say here that could qualify on appeal. >> i see huge grounds for appeal. all of this evidence about financial crimes. that is prejudicial much more so than probative. i think the defense is going to appeal. i think that is a strong grounds for appeal because generally, trace, bad x don't come in. you can't introduce bad acts of the defendant to prove guilt. the judge instructed the jury today. you can use this evidence to prove guilt. it only goes to the motor. but once that cap space cat is out of the back, it is out of the bag. he is facing 99 other accounts. i think he might plead guilty. he testified under oath that he did all of this. so i think there will be a guilty plea. it is just not looking good for him. i see a strong and swift appeal allowing all of that evidence of

financial crimes. >> trace: thank you. it appeals press the button was trying to score political points but ended up defending the mother of two sons who died after being poisoned by the intentional. when the president was talking about her sons, and who was to bring for their deaths, he left. at the white house correspondent is live with a closer look at this. >> reporter: this is a story that really shocks the conscience of so many. the mother of two sons who died due to an accidental fentanyl poisoning blasted the president for an effect laughing while telling that story. of their tragic deaths. she is demanding that he apologize and "show some serious concern for the lives lost." >> what a horrible human being how can he joke about it? he was in a room full of democrats and he is going's friends and they can yuck it up.

what kind of a person does that? somebody asked me, oh, that he just speak? this shows his heart. you don't have to think about what you say in a moment like this and to me it is like it shows this is why he just open the border so wide. he just does not care. he is completely heartless. >> trace: testified before congress. died in 2020 after taking painkillers that were laced with fentanyl. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene blamed biden's head of the southern border crisis but the deaths occurred a few months before he was sworn in. that mistake apparently caused by into chuckle. >> president biden: she has a very specific reason saying that a mom who lost two kids to the fentanyl, that i killed her s sons. well, the interesting thing is that fentanyl they took came

during the last and restoration. chuckles] >> trace: biden and former senate democrats in a closed-door meeting that he will not veto gop led legislation blocking the dc council's move to soften crime laws here in the city and that i think will be viewed as very good news by a lot of folks. >> trace: kevin corke live in dc. for analysis on the latest controversy in the biden and mry white house reporter phil. this is the new york post and they are right about this. they say, just remember, america if your kids overdosed on fentanyl, president biden will laugh about it to score cheap political points. i know he was trying to one up marjorie taylor greene on this, phil. it is just coming across as very bad optics. >> look at, prison biden is known for two things, his incredible ability as a retail politician to speak with empathy

to voters but also his inability to avoid gaps and in this moment for whatever reason speaking off-the-cuff, the opportunity to fact-check representative marjorie taylor greene proved too much for the president and rather than talking about addiction with compassion and empathy, like he had just a few weeks ago during the state of the union, he came across as pretty callous. >> trace: it is interesting because i know that finger-pointing goes on and president biden loves to point fingers at president trump. the whole concept here is if you look at this and i will put these numbers up. this is last year. 12-month period ending august of 2022. 107,000 people plus overdosed in america, overdose deaths. a large portion of those are fentanyl. that is under this president. it is not a laughing matter at all and, you know, it is one of those things were, you think, on care whose watch it was. it is one of those things were

it is not appropriate. >> that is right and i can tell you who is not laughing about this. the mother that we just heard from and the other mothers like her who have had to live through this kind of tragedy. biden knows that. he knows that we are losing tens of thousands of americans into overdoses each year. and he highlighted some of the efforts in the state of the union that his administration has put forward like that more than a billion dollars that they have spent trying to fight the scourge of addiction. but, you know, those policy talking points, you don't get credit for that. you need to connect with people on emotion and clearly he missed the mark here and this was a moment where the president stepped in it and his mistake is distracting from his real work on this issue. >> trace: is part of the fact that it is so jarring, phil, because they have downplayed what is happening at the border for two years and so when you downplay what is happening at the border, you say over and over again, the border is secure

and in something like this happens and there's a chuckle or a laugh, just seems like it is just not a serious conversation. >> well, the border it seems so far away to a lot of americans who are not there every day but then when you see the consequences some of these illicit drugs coming across that border and you see the suffering that has been caused by that, i think that that is a very visceral, very real example of what is going on. i think that just like regular americans cringe when they see this type of rhetoric from the president, i think some folks at the dnc are probably wincing because he is going to be on the campaign trail very soon. >> trace: yes. phil wegmann, is great to have you ought. thank you. meantime, tens of pounds of people in texas, arkansas, and louisiana are getting battered by severe storms and the threat appears to be increasing at this hour. jackie ibanez is live with the latest images and information and what stands to be a very long night for millions. what do we know?

>> reporter: good evening, trace. a long night for mensa people. this storm will likely be felt through much of the eastern half of the u.s. that same storm system already bringing severe weather and is expected to bring widespread flooding to the southern states. tomatoes and hail have been reported in texas. prompting the ground spot at dallas-fort worth airport stop there. ground stop that has since been lifted. thank goodness. take a look at this video in tonight of tornado damage in northeast texas. causing significant distraction to his apartment complex in hurst and in plano, the winds are so strong, they shattered the windows of this fitness center right here, nearly 300,000 texans there without power tonight. today to watches remain for central arkansas and northern louisiana, where this tornado was captured earlier moving through three sport. another 40 million residents from texas to western alabama are under the threat of severe

thunderstorms. as the storm moves, eastward friday, damaging wind gusts, while they are going to be the top concern in the southeast and into the ohio valley. meanwhile, moderate to heavy snow will develop from northern illinois to the great lakes and eventually into the interior northeast. trace? >> trace: jackie, back to you with breaking news. an important follow-up to a fox news at night exclusive. we brought a young man who was a midshipman at the naval academy. even played football for the navy as you will see he is a gift physical condition. during this covid year he was order to get the vaccine and a booster and of course he complied. then a few weeks later, he suffered a blood clot in his lungs. here is duke. watch. >> you got a moderna vaccine. >> yes, sir. >> trace: you felt fine initially and then something happened. >> yes, sir. that event happened last february during a team left.

and i was power playing and are brought up -- and i felt a pop in my neck and head and the medical staff, the team trainer did very well and they allowed me or they brought me to the hospital. and what they found was a pfo that everyone has. it is a hole between your left and right atrium in your heart and the pe. >> trace: he was told he was healthy enough to finish it. the naval academy told us point bank that the blood clot was unprovoked meaning it did not have anything to do with the covid vaccine or booster which as you will soon hear it is impossible to prove. but his family then put our segment on facebook and facebook took it down. a censored it is saying it was against community standards. we reach out to amanda, the parent company of facebook, and have not yet gotten a response. so clearly big tech censorship continues. let's bring in steve hillman,

marc siegel. just like there is no way for duke to come out and say, i have -- i am positive that the vaccine and the booster may have given me this blood clot, there's no way for the navy to come and say, it is absolutely not because of the vaccine. is that a fair assessment? >> i do think that and i saw your segment last night and i thought it was a fair. i want to make a couple scientific points. you did an ad where there's actually a couple of isolated case reports, very rare that have shown blood clots few weeks after the mrna vaccines. it is not a sustained response. we have not seen it in studies and it has occurred a couple times and he talked about that hole in his heart. that can increase your chances of a blood clot fairly substantially. i think i understand the science even though i have not examined him. but here's the point. they -- all they should do is check him out and make sure he is okay now and then of course he can't serve. why are they keeping him out?

>> trace: and he apparently is okay. he posted this on facebook and he posted it on facebook and they have taken it down saying it does not abide by our community standards. it is not an anti-vax thing. it is a it is a kid trying to get his naval academy career back and serve his country. >> it is a complete outrage and it is outrageous that it still keeps going. is absolutely demented ideological push to say that there's only one way of looking at something that is very complex and the doctors just laid out has all sorts of issues that could be going on here. it is not definitive. and the idea that we can't even question these things i will give you one example of how ludicrous it is. look at how this particular drug, if you think about all the other drugs and we have seen the advertising drugs all over the place on tv and elsewhere, every single time you see one of those ads, they have to at least the

potential effects. maybe a tiny group of people. you have to list them because who knows because people react in different ways. for this particular drug, the vaccine pushed by the government. it is outrageous that he was forced to take the vaccine anyway. that's not even get into that because we have had that conversation many, many terms. the vaccines do not prevent transmission. therefore there is no case whatsoever for any kind of mandate and them to have the groupthink imposed to suggest that there's some kind of medical consensus around this and then the big tech companies weighing in. it is outrageous. >> trace, and one point. >> trace: go ahead. >> unclick point. i agree with him. i want to say science is about healthy debate. it is about questions. it is about evolving information. it is not about superimposed dogma. if you don't agree with me. you are going to be censored. that is pure politics. >> trace: i only got about 50

seconds left. social media has been wronged by so many things. mask mandates, school lockdowns. there's no consequences, steve, so they can keep on doing it. >> the consequences has to be that these companies are so important to our democratic process they have to be properly regulated and they cannot be allowed to just impose they usually left wing groupthink on the rest of t of the world. that is why we have to step in. >> trace: it is amazing. >> it is a form of totalitarianism. >> trace: exactly right. thank you both. >> thanks. thanks, trace. ♪ ♪ >> trace: the "fox news @ night" common sense apartment just wrote an article. asking why we are still debating mask mandates and covid origins. she says, "as a regular seasons and i can live with uncertainty about where covid came from

saying accidents happen from time to time. so 7 million people are dead and the theme is, stuff happens." then she declares that wearing a mask is absolutely effective. as for the highly respected review that concluded masking does not work, dismissed it is saying another writer at the l.a. times already debunked the story. liberal writers, and debunked studies conservative doctors are censored? that is following science. as for the lancet study training natural immunity is more protected than vaccines, this research comment was offered, "it well were off eventually so just take the vaccine." what she is saying is what the left has said for years, i'm right, you are wrong, or move on. all right her piece on yahoo. there were 135 people who commented. common sense knows the people who complain the most about

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♪ ♪ >> trace: first up, please harvest getting an instant just a block from the campus of uc berkeley after a man lit himself on fire. the men suffered critical parents and was taken to a local hospital. no word if it was part of some protest or if drugs were involved. mental health counselors were brought to the scene. the office of congressional ethics says it has substantial reason to believe congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez violated certain rules when she attended the gala back in 2021. it appears the new democratic congresswoman properly -- improperly accepted gifts in the form of tickets. the matter can be referred to the ethics committee for further review. so far, no formal inquiry has been launched. at the national transportation

safety board says air traffic controller did give clearance for his health was passenger jet and a fedex cargo plane to use the very same runway. it happened in austin, texas, at last month. and he has beach chair jennifer hamady says they believed the planes were within 100 feet of each other. investigation is also underway into a close call at boston logan airport on monday where a lear jet pilot reportedly ignored air traffic control instructions and began to take off nearly 500 feet from a jetblue flight preparing to land. with more on the string of near misses, we are joined by pilot and former as a safety team representative tyler paley. it is great to have you on. we touched on a couple of january 13th american airlines jetliner, a flight at jfk. united airlines and a single engine cargo plane in honolulu. february 4th, a fedex pilot nearly avoids a flight in au

austin, texas. mesa airlines jet and skywest flight to california's burbank's airport and jetblue flew a jet at logan airport. when a jet is crossing the runway, that jetblue flight and the pilot has to pull up and they are saying it came within 500 feet, what you are going to 140 miles an hour, 500 feet is not much. >> yeah, it is very close and these incidents are on the rise. we went from a couple years ago about eight per year of these near misses throughout the country and now just the past year, we were up to about 20 incidents in the course of a year. it is on the rise. that is for sure. traveled when i looked 30 years ago, the airline crashes were still, they were still a normal encourage -- occurrence. you had value jet and u.s. air. and now we have gone years without a major plane crash. safety has never been better and

then suddenly, we have a rush of things like this and we have taken those have we taken our eye off the ball or what you think here? >> it is a combination of everything including i think pilot fatigue that plays a part of it also. a combination of everything. and one thing i'm really concerned about is social media, the use of cellular phones. it is prohibited during flight and when operating the aircraft the same thing in the control tower it is prohibited but i'm seeing a lot of stuff, pilots taking videos while sitting in the cockpit before they are doing their preflight checks and these are editing and everything going on. so is this a distraction? are they thinking about things like this? it definitely is a combination and fatigue with the pilot shortage, it is a factor and one thing i want to point out is not just pilots, unlike other where you don't commute an hour to work, some of these pilots are

spending a day traveling from remote cities to their hub location just traveling to work and that is fatiguing -- fatigue by itself. >> trace: i had a buddy who was in boise, idaho, and it was kind of an every week thing. we will bring you back when something else happens. we hope it does not. thank you. >> okay, thanks, trace. >> trace: the biden administration claims it is putting a stop to sex discrimination by eliminating sex specific dorms. a small christian school is taking the fight all the way to the topic here is the chief religion correspondent, lauren green. >> reporter: college of the ozarks envisions developing citizens of christlike character. it is petitioning the supreme court asking it to hold the biden administration directive they say forces the school to violate its religious beliefs. >> we got to take the leadership

role in bringing the attention to the records. this is not right. >> reporter: the small christian school does not allow men or women to share dorms or showers. the rules requires it to do so even though it is a religious school. >> not based on what is best for americans are best for young women. it is certainly not in a way that respects religious freedom. >> reporter: legal fines of her gender are popping up all over the country. catholic bookstore in jacksonville, florida is suing the city over its expanded human rights ordinance overusing customers' preferred pronouns. the biden administration has direct federal agencies to enforce rules prohibiting sex discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. even the food and drug administration have been involved in the ideological bouts which? thousands of religious schools in the crosshairs.

>> we are made -- speaking for many religious colleges who are wondering, who is next? >> reporter: saying that college of the ozarks has three choices, about its policies requiring separate housing, refused to bow to the role and risk penalties of up to the six figures or stop offering student housing. trace? >> trace: lauren, thank you. like much of the country, a crime is way up. so why is california governor gavin newsom shutting down more prisons? that is a good question. we have answers coming up. but first, would you choose scissors or a knife for your next haircut? at this parent looks like he enjoyed his commute. the day's best viral videos next. ♪ ♪

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sydney, australia. everybody enjoy the bird's company. check out this hair-raising hair cutting technique. a barber in nigeria gives his clients the option of scissors or a knife for their haircuts. this tiktok video has gotten more than 800,000 views. anyone who has seen sweeney todd may not like that. how about a bulldog? knife defending the bulldog. refused to give up. the owner tried anything to get the knife back. quickly grabbing it. eventually just lost interest and lost her grip. the owner got the knife and nobody was injured. we are told sandy has never acted like this before. up next, this horse needed to run some errands. a horse with no name was seen wandering around the aisles of a supermarket in wales.

shoppers say he was looking for his wife. the horse casually walked past him and the horse was eventually escorted out by security. no word if it bought any -- if you have any viral videos, scented over @tracegallagher. -- send it over @tracegallagher. ♪ ♪ >> trace: pour the governor ron desantis has not been shy about challenging mainstream media coverage of his administration and he is working to make it easier for media outlets to get sued for defamation. here is fox news media analyst hallie kurtz. >> nobody trusts corporate media. >> reporter: ron desantis has had a hostile relationship with the media and finds back. backing legislation to make it easier to sue for libel such as allowing plaintiffs to work on

attorneys fees. >> i have been platform. i'm fine. there's a lot of other people i think who get maligned unfairly and then really don't have the adequate recourse which i think would be good. >> reporter: battling andrea mitchell over this recent question. >> what does governor ron desantis not know of black history and the black experience when he says that sleigh very -- slavery and the aftermath of slavery should not be taught to children? >> in my interview, i was imprecise in summarizing governor desantis' position by teaching slavery in schools. >> reporter: saying no one would get an interview until she apologizes. >> if you are not fake news, you would cover it properly. >> reporter: donald trump perfected the art of denouncing

the press as the enemy. when the governor signed a routine death penalty weren't, "the huffington post" read this headline. , coupon by ron desantis. this monster killed a police officer, went to jail, escaped, stabbed at his mom to death in a parking lot and huffington post thinks he is the victim. perhaps the highest profile confrontation was with 60 minutes which accused desantis of rewarding publics supermarkets with -- expected criticism is it is paid to play. >> it is a fake narrative. and you don't care about the facts. >> most of the media concluded the accusation was wrong. the cbs program unfairly edited his comments. ryan griffin told me the downside of his battles with the press is for the public which is being served by journalists who

don't like it. if and when he faces sustained scrutiny and ideological att attacks, the national media may play out differently. >> trace: california democratic, the head of the national curve when it comes to and permitting progressive policies. they have new initiatives that make the rest of us here in the golden state look let's say. let's bring in reformed telephonic chairman carl demaio. i see this whole thing and all of these empty beds. 70,000 people were let out during covid and now the government thinks we got to shut down these prisons. >> a used to be that we had prison overcrowding. in 2006, we had 165,000 prisoners. we were even under a court order from a judge to monitor the beds. he said, i will let you operate at 135% of capacity. now we are way under capacity amazing things happen when you stop prosecuting criminals and as you just mentioned to during

covid, governor newsom released tens of thousands of criminals because he was afraid they would get a call behind bars. >> trace: and it is not like we don't need those beds. we look at what is going on in california. we desperately need those beds and if someone somewhere wants to crackdown on crime, it is going to be a problem. >> at a hearing, the governor's office was asked why are you projecting a decrease in prisoners in our prisons when we know crime is skyrocketing. 's homicides are up by double digits since 2019. the governor's office said, we passed new laws and so we forecast less need for present beds. >> trace: the allie ware, fast, wants to remove officers with right wing domestic extremists organizations. how about left wing? and i think really? where is she finding these? >> at a time when we have a lot

of vacancies on the police force, you would think you want to keep every available officer you can possibly keep on the force. remember, she is from the democrat party. they consider that if you show up at a school board meeting to express your frustration -- >> trace: you are a right wing extremist. >> is nothing more than an effort to purge police departments and anyone who i guess is to the right of mao or stalin. >> trace: the d.a. said the following year about this law and we will get your response. watch. >> do you know that the traffickers and the buyers were posting on social media that because of the decriminalization new law that they can just openly sell human beings for sex on our streets? >> trace: this is the law where police cannot approach prostitutes on the off chance that the person is transgender.

>> yes, the bill passed last week. i call it the patron saint of predators, surgery scott wiener. he makes it easier for sex offenders. the bill was described as combating racism and eating the arresting people of walking wall trans. we are finding that the human traffickers are taking advantage of the fact that we are no longer enforcing these laws and they are recruiting young boys and girls into sex trade. helping arrest 47 human traffickers just two weeks ago and the governor continues to remain silent. this bill needs to be revoked. >> it is a joke when you have these -- just legalizing prostitution. >> it is rampant competition with children. >> trace: dictionary.com added

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. modern language is changing. so missionary.com just added over 300 words and -- dictionary.com just added over 300 words and you don't know most of them. about this word would be good. what is take a some -- cakeism? the falls believe that one can enjoy the benefits of two choices that are in fact mutually exclusive. the word is deadass. >> that just seems rude. >> you know what it means? >> no idea. >> generally or truly, you are deadass on that one. bedwetting.

what is bedwetting? exhibition of emotional overreaction as anxiety or alarm to events especially major decisions or outcomes. how about this, rage farming? >> misappropriating someone's personal pronouns. >> trace: no negative. the tactic of intentionally provoking political opponents typically by posting inflammatory content on social media and it goes on. you ready here? we got you? >> yes. >> pink washing. >> that is when you wash something tick. [laughter] give me another one. >> trace: i got to give you the definition. instance or practice of acknowledging or promoting the civil liberties of the lgbtq+ community superficially as to avoid attention from allegiances on this one. kevin corke health scape.

>> washington, dc these days. >> trace: yeah, and l.a. and seattle. hellscape is a place or time that his hope was unbearable or irritable. kevin corke gets a letter april here is this. can i get rage farming? >> raging while you are farming? >> trace: nice, rage farming. the tactic of intentionally provoking. oh, i'm so sorry. falls. carl demaio, afoa lx. >> probably the latinx thing. of course, latinos don't even want to identify with? >> it is the spelling of folks. wanted to add this one, well, washing. removing common sense and thing. why don't you do fauci? and leo so big he says

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