sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. >> greg: thanks to everyone at our studio audience! [cheers and applause] >> trace: thank you, greg, welcome to america as late news, "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. we are following two breaking stories tonight, first to senate minority leader is hospitalized after a fall at a d.c. hotel. he was apparently going to an event there and he had some type of fault. he's been taken to a hospital, it's important because if you go back a few years he remembered that mitch mcconnell also had a fall in his home in louisville. that resulted in him injuring his shoulder and then he showed

up about one year later to the senate with his hands very bruised and it is still kind of unclear as to what caused that. the condition of the minority leader remains unknown and we will keep you up to speed as the show goes on. also breaking right now, three police officers in los angeles have been shot in the line of duty after some sort of standoff with a barricaded suspect. a tactical alert has been issued to, which is another phrase for all hands on deck. this happened in lincoln heights which is near downtown los angeles, primarily an asian hispanic area. we are told they responded to a call and someone open fired and somebody involved in a standoff. the police officers were taken to usc medical center, a level 1 trauma center that's good news. we are being told that we don't know exactly what the injuries are and we are being told all three officers are expected to

survive. we'll have breaking information on that as well as the show moves on. now to our other top story on things we have never heard before about the disastrous to withdrawal of u.s. troops in afghanistan back in 2021, the emotional testimony at the house hearing from veterans who where they are. kevin corke is following the story and he is live in the d.c. newsroom. >> good evening. a harrowing tale told today on the hill and we will share part of it tonight. you know when republicans took control of the house after the midterms, they vowed they would hold the biden administration accountable. the chaotic withdrawal with u.s. forces in afghanistan after the summer of 2021. the reckoning began with the house affairs panels very first oversight hearing on what happened leading up to and after the u.s. departure from the war-torn country. hearing punctuated by emotional and graphic testimony from a marine injured in the bombing.

>> then a flash end and a massive weight of pressure. thrown onto the ground but i knew instantly what happened. i opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious around me. a crowd of hundreds immediately vanished in front of me, and my body was catastrophically wounded. >> trace: the testimony obviously emotional and at times graphic. as it intricately detailed what has obviously been seared into the memory of the man who went through it and will never fo forget. >> my abdomen had been ripped open, every exposed part of my body filled with shrapnel. i try to get up but could not. laying there for a few minutes,

i started to lose consciousness. when i heard my team leader scream my name as he ran to me, his voice, his voice calling to me kept me awake. >> trace: and breaks your heart and makes you angry. a congressional spoke with one voice saying my prayers, my soul reaches out to you. the g.o.p. chair of the house foreign affairs committee for the veteran out there, listening, was it worth it? yes. it was worth it. the exit of u.s. forces in the russian evacuation of allies obviously precipitated the fall of the afghan government and the resumption of taliban control in the country. one of the low points argued critics of the biden presidency. all >> yeah, the testimony is heartrending, kevin corke live for us in d.c. let's bring in a marine veteran who spent the last two years

rescuing people in afghanistan and ukraine and with us now, save our allies cofounder, chad robichaux. glad to have you on and we will play more of the sound bite because it's very emotional and compelling, but as i was listening to the hearing, the words i kept hearing were catastrophe, negligence, failure, disastrous. it is so for the administration. >> yes, the administration has blood on their hands. the military family, the world wants and deserves answers for the withdrawal. i hate to use the word withdrawal because it wasn't a withdrawal, it was a full syndrome under. the leadership intelligence community, they enforce the military to sell surrender to the taliban and enemies who benefited, china, iran,

pakistan, the hearings are just the beginning of what is required and we deserve an answer. >> trace: kevin corke explained the very emotional testimony and i want to play more emotional sound. but what really jumped out to me aside from the emotional was when he's talking about this and i will get your response on the other side. watch. >> in a flash, and a massive amount of pressure, i'm thrown onto the ground and i instantly knew what had happened. i opened t my eyes to marines dd or hurt around us. there is an inexcusable amount of lack of account to accountability to accountability. >> trace: two years later, two years plus later seems to be exactly what we have. >> you hear the marines speak, deployment to afghanistan, i had my son served in afghanistan, i

lost 15 friends over my deployments. my heart breaks for the marine, but this did not need to happen. we didn't need to lose 13 service members or need to leave over 1,000 americans behind, over 100,000 allies behind. we did not need to vacate the most strategic place in the globe. that the president did this, for reasons unknown, he didn't negotiate with the nato international partners who is participating in the coalition effort to keep the taliban at bay. didn't consult afghan government we spent 20 years putting in place. when against the advice of the generals and military strategists. >> trace: i want to play the sound quick and this is from france is home. he says 80% of afghans who stood by us were left behind. that's exactly what you do and listen to him and your final response. >> those of us who served in

afghanistan and the nation as a whole made a solemn promise to stand by them. for over 160,000 afghans, our nation has failed, failed to live up to this promise. a number of afghan allies have come to the united states. but 80% of the afghans stood by us at great risk to themselves and the families remain left behind. >> trace: ten seconds left. i know you rescued the forg forgotten. >> yeah, me, myself, other veterans, those from special opportunities went in and i got my interpreters saved my life was 17,000 people. that is a speck of sand on a beach. 100,000 still left there and people who risked their lives for 20 years. we owe them what was promised to them and that's a chance. >> chad, you're doing yeoman's work and thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> god bless you. >> trace: president biden is known to lay low for the past

few days, he has been absent altogether and it comes while deadly cartel kidnappings left americans dead and critics are again calling out the presidents border policies. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live with the latest on this. >> good evening to you, trace. mexican drug cartels to direct military action against the cartels, the biden administration is under growing pressure to do something in the wake of their brutal killings of two americans. they died in of hail of gunfire minutes after they crossed the border from texas into mexico. two survived and now safely back in the u.s. after the horrifying broad daylight attack. the end of which is seen on the security camera video. the brazen nature of the shootings leaving some republicans to call on president biden to go as far as direct military action.

>> troops on the ground, but we are talking about cyber, space, intelligence, special operations targeting these cartels declared war on us. >> me time, a federal judge in florida struck down a biden administration policy under which illegal migrants can be paroled and released into the u.s. an unusually scathing opinion, the judge appointed by former president donald trump said that biden admpresident biden turnede southwest border into a meaningless line in the sand and more than a speed bump for aliens flooding into the cou country. no response from the president or the publicly killing of the two americans. biden has not been seen on camera since monday. white house says we will see him tomorrow for the budget

announcement. it'll be interesting if he'll answer monday of the questions. >> trace: three long days of silence. a john jonathan, thank you. >> no one disagrees, should the fact that it's popular with the people under age 35 why we don't take strong action against it? >> not for my perspective. it's not about tiktok, it's about any app, any electronics that are coming from china. at the information goes back to china and i don't want us to just zero in and say this is just a tiktok thing and if we deal with tiktok, it solved. that that's not true, there's other apps. if >> trace: privacy and national security concerns are top. mary rafferty is live from the takeaways on the major threats facing the u.s. good evening. >> it scary. china was front and center during today's meeting come up with a hot topic was a popular social media platform tiktok.

>> this is a tool that's ultimately within the control of the chinese government, and to me it screams out with national security national security concerns. >> tiktok under scrutiny as a potential threat to national security for years. a former president trump threatened to ban it in 2020 and try to get the owner to sell to a u.s. company. in light of recent events like the spy balloon, tensions in taiwan, china's open support of russian aggression, the conversation has taken a more urgent tone. >> could they use tiktok to control data on millions of users? >> yes. >> could they use it to control software on millions of devices given the opportunity to do so? >> yes. >> could they do it to drive narratives and divide americans against each other? >> yes. to speak of the chinese government does not respect the autonomy of chinese owned companies and officials warned there is nothing stopping it from taking advantage of the more than 100 million americans

who use the app. >> one thing a lot worse than having our government infringe on our privacy is having the chinese communist party infringe on our privacy. be able to track us and follow us. >> on tuesday, president biden backed a bill proposed by a bipartisan group of senators that would give them the ability to ban foreign technology including tiktok if it poses a threat to national security. if it sounds like a good thing in light of everything. >> a lot of pressure coming on tiktok. marianne, thank you. so much happening on capitol hill this week, let's bring in house judiciary committee chairman, congressman jim jordan, it's great to have you on. the u.s. intelligence the right assessed mentioned china 93 times in comparison fentanyl name to five times. i want to play the back and forth between senator marco rubio and the fbi director christopher wray about

tiktok. watch. >> could that use tiktok to control data on millions of users? >> yes. >> could that use it to control the software on millions of devices given the opportunity to do so? >> yes. >> could they use it to drive narratives like to divide americans against each other? >> yes. >> trace: it's astonishing to me that we are in a time in history where tiktok's being mentioned in the same phrase as russian nuclear weapons because both are extremely dangerous. >> it is, and sometimes they mention the assessment is underscoring how serious the threat is from china. it's across the board. china is the place where the virus came and disrupted our lives for three years. at china's the place that tiktok originates from trying to influence so many americans in so many people around the globe. obviously it's a real threats and there is lots of other real

threats too. what's happening south of the southern border with the cartels is a real threat to national security as well. if all of this is important and frankly i do not see the strength and the projection of strength coming from the biden administration or the oval office as it should be. >> you mention other threats on one of those was the covid lab leak fear that the former cdc director robert redfield said that he was cut out of the loop when it came to the lab leak which is kind of astonishing. watch his sound and then i will get your opinion. >> i was quite upset as the cdc director that i was on included in those discussions. i was told that they did make it confidential until they came up with a single narrative. >> trace: we should mention during the hearing you've got congresswoman debbie dingell saying do not get anthony fauci involved in this until we know more facts. if she didn't want to have him

indicted unnecessarily. >> we have plenty of facts. at that task force formed on january 29th, 2020. dr. redfield is an accomplished physician and head of the cdc. excluded two days later when dr. anthony fauci gets an email from kristin anderson. the virus looks engineered, not consistent with evolutionary theory. he doesn't share that with dr. redfield who's on the task force and head of cdc if you're that dr. fauci wants to make sure he can control the narrative and so intent on controlling the narrative and downplaying the lab leak and focusing on the national origin theory of where the virus came from that he orchestrates a conference call and they get the story straight. the reason he did all of this is because he knew that our tax dollars went to a lab in wuhan, china, that was not up to code it, doing data function research, and you've got a deadly outbreak of a virus coming from where? wuhan, china. he doesn't want the world

knowing the country knowing that you know, he knew all of this, trying to hide it because he was involved in getting the money to the institute where they are doing gain-of-function research. >> lastly, i want to know why is it the federal trade commission is looking to twitter to give them information on the journalists they are working with? why is the media not outraged and infuriated about this? >> they should be, it's one of the clearest infringements on first amendment liberties i've ever seen. they're going to attack the free press, but they are doing it sadly because today's left doesn't value the first amendment like you and i do, most americans do. everything is driven by politics. when elon musk buys twitter, they sent him 12 letters demanding everything in the first letter after the first twitter file, the first request they had is who are the journalists you're talking to? for the journalists you're sharing information with? they nam to forgo personally,

two are testifying in our hearing on thursday morning. by the way, trace, guess who heads up the federal trade commission? who do you think she may have worked with before she went to work as the head of the ftc? jerry nadler and davidson selenium. house democrats on the judiciary committee. >> trace: we will cover the thursday hearing as well. thank you for joining us. police now searching for a mob of teens and young people as they stormed a chinese restaurant in queens, new york. at the video shows them overturning tables and breaking chairs and leaving staff and customers a bit terrified. in a tweet, the president of asian way of a lion says that we've fallen so low that there is no expectation of consequences for this horrific attack on private property. from a legal perspective, joined by attorney and it really is a thing. that there is no consequences

because young people are in new york and there's going to be no consequences, even if they catch them. >> what's the point of doing that? we are seeing more crime with no consequences. this might be investigated as a hate crime. >> i want to put this out because it goes to the next thing. you see the awful video and then you've got the police chief in d.c. who said this which i thought was a fascinating comment. >> we need to keep violent people in jail. right now the average homicide suspect has been arrested 11 times prior to them committing a homicide beer that that's a problem. >> trace: listen, i'm not equating what he's talking about homicide suspects to the kids who went through and ransacked to this thing come about what he saying is that people tend to commit crimes before they get to a beggar don't make a bigger crime. >> they don't wake up and sam going to kill someone, they often have rap sheets longer

than my arm. we have seen that historically. >> trace: the whole thing is if you commit several crimes, at some point the legal system has to realize that you are going to be a threat down the road. >> that's the question. do we focus on punishment or keep the people in jail? we focus on rehabilitation and allow them to go back and re-acclimate in society? statistics show if we release the offenders they get more violent. >> trace: moving on, tiger woods longtime girlfriend is suing tiger. saying that she was tricked, kicked out of the house. here's part of the lawsuit because of the aggressive use of the words nda, nondisclosure agreement by the defendant and the trust under his control, the plaintiff is unsure about whether she may disclose giving rise to various legal claims she believes she has. if she wants to get rid of the nda and talk clearly. >> she saying i want the nda nullified because i want to talk

about allegations of misconduct. >> trace: what does that mean? is she writing a book? >> there is a new law that says you can't have an nda if someone wants to make allegations of sexual misconduct. i read the complaint, she's not making the allegation, but why else would she want the nda nullified if it was not for her wanting to go public? >> trace: is there a possibility that she wants money? >> she's suing him for $30 million and she does not have a leg to stand on and i think that's why she's doing this. >> trace: they walk her to the plane or the airport. >> it was a trick but you do not get $30 million because you dated a celebrity. you have to have a legal basis and she has absolutely none. >> trace: thank you. again, breaking news we cover throughout the show, mitch mcconnell has been hospitalized in receiving treatment tonight. here's what happened.

he was invited to a private dinner at a hotel in washington, d.c., we are being told it was a high end hotel. a spokesperson for the 80 year one old has confirmed that the senator was attending the event and he fell. he's been taken to the hospital. we do not know the severity of his injuries more if he was injured but clearly if you went to the hospital, there is something wrong. if we will keep you updated on his condition and as we learn more we have a statement from the spokesperson that says the following this evening leader mcconnell tripped on a local hotel during a private dinner. he's been admitted to the hospital where he is receiving treatment. go back a few years to 2019 and he fell at his louisville home and hurt his shoulder. showed up to the senate about a year later in 2020 and his hands were all bruised and some concerned as to how his hands became totally bruised.

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>> trace: first up into nights royal news roundup. wordless reveals how the new site has policed the language its writers use when it comes to transgender issue. the list propose that writers and editors avoid mankind, biological male, biological female in order to avoid escalating transphobic voices. part of international woman's day, first lady jill biden presented the courage award. she was born as a male and now identifies as a transgender woman. arkansas governor tweeted its international woman's day, a reminder that democrats can't tell you what a woman is. usa power lifting must revise its policy to allow trans women to compete after losing a

discrimination lawsuit filed by a transgender athlete who was banned from female competition. bring in competitive skateboarder taylor silverman to talk about the widespread implications of the decision. this is something that you think is unfair and a blow for usa powerlifting, especially fem females. your thoughts? >> absolutely. it's completely unfair and its crazy deceit discrimination lawsuit take the side of a trans identifying male athlete when it's the female athletes being discriminated against here. >> trace: i want to put this up, jc cooper is the female, the transgender athlete who's in weight lifting. her attorney said the following quoting here "after today's ruling, we are in one step closer to making sure trans athletes and trans people everywhere in minnesota can pursue their dreams and goals without experiencing discrimination simply for being who they are."

but you say this is not discrimination, this is not discrimination against a jc cooper, this is discrimination against these women who have trained their whole life to do this. >> yeah, there's a lot of people who agree with me. if we actually saw apryl hutchinson who is a canadian power lifter speak up and she has received a lot of support. it's a no-brainer for most people and those who are born male, biological males have a competitive advantage in many ways and there is nobody saying that these athletes should not be able to participate in sports or do in a part though my competitive way. it should not be done at the expense of female athletes. >> trace: it happened to you, right? this very thing happened to you and how did you feel when you had to compete against transgender people? >> this happens to me a few times in the first time it happened to me i honestly thought this was going to be something that was very quickly

resolved and people would recognize what's the right way to handle the situation? most recently in a red bull contest circuits, red bull cornerstone, i placed second to a male athlete in a female division. i feel a moral obligation to speak up and as a person who lost on on prize money because of it because i do not want to be the last generation of female athletes to experience equal opportunity, fairness, and many sports safety in sports. this is detrimental to female athletes and the next generation of girls. i thought it's interesting that this case cited increased risk of depression and suicide risk for trans trent don't like identifying athletes but doesn't consider what this can do for a female athlete's health when they are not allowed to succeed in a space that was really rated for them. >> that's a fair assessment. it taylor silverman, thank you for coming on and we appreciate

your time. >> thank you for having me. ♪ ♪ >> trace: the "fox news @ night" common sense department got a dose of hypocrisy today. you might remember back when governor ron desantis supported the parental rights in education act which is the one that the left and the media called the don't say bill even though they didn't say gay. he held a presentation with attempts to remove sexually explicit books from libraries. the left have named it book banning. to make his point, he played a six minute video containing images found by parents in books handed out by teachers including things like miners engaging in acts. the ins and outs of gay, how to enjoy certain acts, and download

apps to make it easier to have casual. the presentation got so graphic that the devil a television newsstations cut awa. when we were told sexually explicit content would be shown, we went down. even twitter called the video potentially sensitive content. common sense cannot figure out why images are unfit for social media in the evening move the mic are totally appropriate for the school library our next guest says it's no accident the new film and the revival have taken off the way they have. but first, a puppy in california gets his first taste of rain. an unwelcome guest twists through the backyard of today's best viral videos. my next. ♪ ♪ i trusted the experts at safelite. with their state-of-the-art technology,

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mitch mcconnell has been hospitalized in receiving treatment after he tripped and fell at a washington, d.c., hotel. a spokesperson for the 81-year-old says the senator was attending an event at the waldorf astoria in the nation's capital when he served with the fall at a private dinner. we will keep you updated on his condition as we learn more. in the meantime, the suspect of the shooting of three los angeles officers has been neutralized at this hour. the shooter has been killed. the injured officers taken to a local hospital. usc medical center where they are in stable condition and expected to survive. the lapd's calling the incident a code four which is no threat to the public any further and the suspect is in custody or dead. as we said, we believe the suspect is now dead. the incident happened in the lincoln heights neighborhood of l.a. it escalated from a standoff between a police narcotics unit and a felony suspect who had

barricaded himself inside the garage. ♪ ♪ first up into nights viral videos, artane nato that tore through a back yard was caught on camera. a look at the top of the screen to see the twister as it kind of passes into the neighbor's patio furniture blown over and the weather service confirmed two separate tornadoes in the area. at a puppy in california was recently overcome with excitement when he experienced his first ever rain shower. if the puppy could not stop waking his tail as he tried to catch rain drops his mouth. another atmospheric river storm looming over california so the dog could be wet for days. >> and the rearview aircraft.

meeting you to the exit. >> trace: southwest airlines flight attendant going viral for his energetic safety demonstration. earning laughter and praise from the flights passengers. he even sang a song when the flight arrived. passenger who took the video captured that the best southwest airlines attendant ever, give him a raise. a southwest could use some happy people these days. while the festival was celebrated in indiana on wednesday, also known as the festival of spring or the festival of colors rather celebrates the arrival of spring in india. revelers gather to dance and cheer as they released clouds of the multicolored powder associated with the festival. not the smoke come of the alligator is back in texas after 20 years. he's at the zoo. investigators said a volunteer at animal world pocketed an egg took it home, and raised it as a

pet. the animals healthy but the woman still got two classy citations. a post on instagram, the parks and wildlife department said alligators do not make good p pets. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up on socia social media. last month's religious revival at asbury university in kentucky continues to inspire the faithful and at the same time this movie has become a big head buried in my next guest saying timings no coincidence. it let's bring in the president of the national hispanic christian leadership conference and author of "your mess, god's miracle." you say america's mess is about to become god's miracle appeared to expand on that. >> without a doubt. at no coincidence. an nfl football player who dies live on national television. both teams coalesce and pray. he comes back to life.

next day, and espn anchor praise live and then the asberry revival. at the same demographic deemed as the most non-christian demographic experiences where they pray and read the bible and worship. it doesn't stop day after a day. it was projected to make $5 million. as of today, $32.000000. god's up to something. i believe america is not done with god and god is not done with america. i believe america's mess is about to become god's miracle because america is more spiritually hungry then we have been arguably in the past 50 years. >> trace: it's interesting that may be the beginning of the snowball was the demar hamlin thing when you saw the players around and they were bowing and praying and there is prayer afterwards and so forth. he's very spiritual and do you think that might have been the trigger point? >> i do believe, there's things they ini and that she had peeret

the beautiful young man dies on the field, gives credit to god, gives credit to the medical community, but those that prayed and interceded. it is prayer that initiates. my people humbled themselves and turn from their wicked ways. local prescription in the old and new testament, prayer, hunger equals revival. >> "the new york times" says an op-ed that reads and part if you are imagining a renewal for american christianity, all the best laid plans. the best oral debates, may matter less then some obscure place or individual whose visions and an entirely unexpected futures may be taken shape. maybe it happened somewhere and now it's all coming to fruition? >> i believe it's coming to fruition, but america is not looking for a new religious

wineskin. we are coming to a realization that the most powerful spirit in america is not chaos, anarchy, activism, constructionism, the idea of sacrificing logic and common sense for reason and the ultra expediency. what if i tell you it's still the holy spirit of god? but i believe we are about to see some wonderful ramifications on outcomes that impact every secular society. >> trace: we went to mass last week and it was a crowd. you haven't seen in a long time. >> churches are coming back to precovid numbers. you'll lose your parishioners in perpetuity and all of a sudden the churches are packing out in los angeles, new york, dallas, people attending mass, services. it looks like precovid days, but more importantly with greater spiritual hunger and fervor. >> trace: good luck on the booking thank you for coming in.

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>> trace: we are back with a night cap crew. at two that were celebrating international women's day and who the most influential woman in your life is beside your mom. and jonathan hunt was in the penalty box and for some reason i forgot him. he goes twice tonight. i took mom on the of the equation. >> that's difficult and the executive producer of the show. >> should have taken her out. i know it's cheesy but my wife chelsea. the most extraordinary mother and wife, the most extraordinary person and the hardest working, it's her. >> like okay, loser, just because you didn't call last night, marianne rafferty. >> my grandmother, my mom's mom,

she had my mom during the great depression, so many stories that i think about every day. resilient, resourceful, the most amazing woman i've ever met. >> trace: your mom, listen, yes, they get their natural things and anybody in your life? >> it can be my mom. you can't, i'm not going to let you. selfless, loving woman devoted her life to her family and i would not be who i am if not for her. i cannot take her out of the equation. >> trace: kevin corke, my question to the youngest of nine or 1 of 9, 1 of 10, how do i forget the tongue? 1 of 10, clearly your mother is the most influential person in your life. it is there a second-place? is there a second-place? >> i would say my mom is pleased with this answer and i would say the virgin mary. you think about getting a real

curveball in your life and handling it with complete devotion and faith saying whatever, it's your will, not mine. >> trace: it's fantastic. we've got responses and w says my mentor, mrs. dorothy peters was my second grade teacher and my mentor once i started teaching. my fiance, kayla, she's a mother with a full-time job and a full-time student. i'm amazed by her daily. that's a great name. lila gallagher says my high school counselor she let me vent all day and still lifted me up. jonathan hunt. >> i love all these people talking about their teachers because teachers really are special. guess who the best elementary school teacher is in the history of the world was? mom! my mom in england. >> trace: my mom is g, and i

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