out of time. that's it for our studio audience. [ applause ] [ cheers ] good evening, welcome to america's late news, i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight a triple blow to the biden administration and it comes from within the administration. the border patrol chief today testified that his agency does not have control over the border. that it is not secure and we need trump's wall. matt fin is live with more on that and why democrats did not show up to hear it. good evening. >> reporter: the burden of the border crisis falls on the

shoulders of law enforcement on the front line. that includes texas dps and u.s. border patrol. today, the head of border patrol told lawmakers the united states have lost control of its own border. >> does dhs have operational control of our entire border? >> no, sir. >> that's border patrol chief raol ortiz, ortiz disputed homeland security myorkas who previously said our border is under control. >> do we have our border under control? >> yes, we do. >> chief ortiz testified there is been a staggering 385,000 known got aways at the border pushing the total to 1.4 million gotaways. they are the threat,

they are the migrants who do not surrender. ortiz defended his horse back agent who he is accused of whipping migrants. the chief also told lawmakers that he does not agree with president biden's decision to shutdown construction on the 200 miles of border wall. the goal was to examine the link between president biden and secretary myorkas on the crisis of the borborder. i just got back froe border of mcallen t, texas, tha border wall drastically helping them with the immigrant flow. >> thank you, matt fin. let's

bring in jonathan fahey. it is great to have you all. raul ortiz put a few silver spikes in the biden administration. this may have been the most painful one. listen to the questioning and what he said at the end. >> so, prior to the administration, we had 200 plus walls that was appropriated and president biden by executive order shuts it down. do you agree in this decision by shutting down construction? >> yes, sir. >> it is one thing to defy the administration but it is another thing to side with president trump. that's got to hurt. >> yes, exactly, do you know what's really amazing about this is people were acting like it is a big revelation because it is so surprising that somebody from this administration is actually telling the truth about the border because everyone knows the border is not secure. everyone knows that we don't have operational security. it is such a revelation for someone to tell the truth about it because

the line of this administration is really pathological at this point on this issue. that's what really is the stunning thing about it. >> pathological and ongoing, jonathan. this is the white house's six days ago quoting here, "president biden taken historic steps to secure our border and rebuild a safe, orderly and humane immigration system that was gutted by the previous administration over the past three years. the biden administration secured more resources at border security than any president proceeded him. i mean it is a good thing that border security begins with bs because that's what we are dealing with here. >> really laughable. it is not the resource issue. it is the fact that they invite people to break our laws and encourage illegal immigrations in every respect and giving people the de facto and all the rights and

benefits of citizenship once they get here. secretary myorkas refused to enforce the law. there is no other reason. >> here is more of the hearing. this may be the most important part of it. listen, i will get your response. >> we are 25 times likely to have an overdose death in the united states than mexico. >> we have a fentanyl problem, we need to fix it. >> yet, there had been 0 consequences for fentanyl coming across the border for two plus years now. your final thoughts, jonathan. >> exactly. because border patrol had to process their time. they're not able to stopping fentanyl coming over. this administration had 100,000 overdose deaths a year to keep these open. >> there is a brand new conversation that's about to

open up with this whole thing. jonathan fahey, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. former president trump holds a 14-point lead against potential candidate ron desantis. trump leading the 32% for desantis who had not announced his candidacy. for more on this, let's bring tennessee's senator marsha blackburn. it is great to have you on. i want to put up this poll. this is the head to head between desantis and president trump. it is a little closer. trump at 51% and desantis at 40%. what do you think of these new numbers coming out of quinnipiac? >> i am going to leave that race

to you and people in the media. i have got my own race that i am going to be on the ballot for this year. i do spend a lot of time defending president trump, and his record and his administration. i can tell you this. the american people were much better off under his policies and trace, there is a deep bench of republicans that would love to serve this country, and the american people would be much better off under them rather than under joe biden. when you look at inflation, you look at the problems that are there with our foreign policy, you look at what's happening at the southern border with chief ortiz saying the border patrol does not have control of that border. so,

republicans are the ones that's right on this policy. >> i want to play the sound byte, this is the border patrol chief, raul ortiz, talking about being asked about border security. watch. >> does dhs have operational control of our entire border? >> no, sir. >> you heard the secretary said he said we had operational control. that's the definition. >> we don't have operational control. >> no, sir. >> senator, that's a blow to the administration. their person down at the border kind of saying this thing is messy and went onto say it is a crisis. do you think this changes anything in any way? >> i do think that it will change some things. border patrol has been really patient with joe biden and this administration, i have been to that border, i have seen it. congressman mark green is a

tennesseean and we are so pleased of the job he did today and bringing for ward of the operational issues. they have said for decades, they need a barrier at that southern border. we know they are very frustrated with the lack of response they with getting from this administration. they'll put their money into their budget for attorneys and illegal immigrants but they'll not put one thin dime in that budget to build a wall. >> as we talked about quickly with jonathan fahey, he said the border patrol chief that the wall should have been built under trump. that's another blow to the administration. i have got about 15 seconds, senator. >> yes, it should have been built. the american people wanted built. right now you have all of these fentanyl that's from china, and it is being distributed into the united states by the cartels. it is coming across that southern

border and it is a humanitarian crisis. unbelievable proportion and the way it is affecting our communities with drugs on the streets, fentanyl loss of life and the people that are being trafficked by these cartels, they're being mentally, physically, emotionally, sexually and drug abused as they make that journey. >> no consequences against the cartels or china for shipping all those chemicals into mexico. senator blackburn, thank you for your time. >> you got it, take care. we keep on hearing aviation had never been safer, why was the federal aviation forced to hold a safety summit today focusing on very close calls involving commercial airlines. white house kevin corke has more on we have learned. >> reporter: good evening, the

recent incidents including flights being clear to use the same runway at the very same time should be a wake up call. as you pointed out, there was a summit and it comes as federal officials say they are investigating six, six runway incursions this year alone. among the ongoing probes, what went wrong during the incident that happened just eight days ago, when a regional jet crossed the runway at d.c. reagan national airport without clearance, putting a dangerous close which a plane had been cleared to take off. >> reporting take off in 2003. >> scary stuff. air traffic controllers were able to catch the error just in time and the united flight as you heard there was able to abort the take-off. no one was injured, fortunately. officials argued the nation's

aviation systems are indeed safe. the controller says its most concern is staffing shortages. they're asking the white house to put money where their mouth is and recruiting more comptrollers. republicans have criticized the choice of denver national airport ceo, phil washington, to leave the agency, they are arguing his experience is in efficient. >> we'll see how that goes out. now to texas and the major news in the abortion debate where the federal judge is considering the request by pro-life group to ban sales of an abortion pill nationwide. marianne is live with us onset. >> this case is at the center of abortion debate right now.

today, the u.s. judge matthew heard arguments for the lawsuit challenging the abortion drug which had been widely used for the last 20 years. the fda inappropriately fast tracked if drug's approval and it is not safe. the defense which includes biden administration's attorneys say the plaintiff lacks merits and they aroover are over stepp putting in a national ban. the use of the drug could be described by telemedicine and sent through the mail. something critics say giving the case an unfair advantage. the judge is under fire trying to reduce press coverage and citing threats made to the court. whoever loses will have the opportunity to appeal to the

fifth circuit court of new orleans. if that does not resolved, we could see this head all the way to supreme court. >> yeah, marianne, thank you. we are losing thousands to the spike of fentanyl. now, there is an increase fear for parents as college students around the country going on spring break. dr. mark seagal warren quoting here, "this spring break could be the not so silent killer." doctor mark is join us now. i am interested in the fact that now the state department is warning we know a lot of kids either down in mexico or heading down to mexico. u.s. citizens have become seriously ill or died in mexico after using synthetic drugs or counterfeit medication is common and may proved to be ineffective. your thoughts on what's happening down there.

>> as far as mexico is concerned, and it is disturbing the mexican president came out and said, it is all the u.s.'s fault and we should ban fentanyl by medical uses. it does not drift over into the illegal markets. we are talking about two huge cartels down in mexico where he is. that's where the problem is. we are 95% of the problem is and dea last year confiscated 380 million doses that were actually lethal. so, as you just said, tracy, it is getting into counterfeit pills and in mexico, some of these are over the counter and there is an aderal type drug that you can buy over the counter. more teens are going on vacation being told to bring narcan. if they see someone else on the beach that falls down.

in panama city, you are seeing canine on the beach and crying cameras. this is a tremendous mess going on during spring break time. >> we want to point out there is this case of a georgia student went down to mexico and suffered a brain hemorrhage and had nothing at all to do with drugs. she's in serious condition down there. >> yes, i want to talk about that for a minute because i actually was involved in an amazing case of somebody recently who actually fell off the boat and broke their spine. we air lifted him to miami. the problem with this young woman and i don't know the details of the case because i am not involved. they did air lift here to jacksonville clinic. you got to act quickly with a radio logical technique. it saves lives but you are not going to be able to get it down there in mexico. it points out when you

go there, don't assume that you will get the same level of medical care. >> yes, exactly right. i want to play this sound byte, roger marshal, watch this. this is a frankinstein virus. this was made in a laboratory. this is why we have to stop, until we get our arms around it. we need to stop lending equal help until we hold them accountable as well. why do we allow this to continue? our research grant are out of control, much like so much of the federal government. >> dr. marc, i got about 15 seconds left. we need all opinions and debates on this theory. >> completely, listen, 15 seconds, they use the fact that this supposedly came from nature covid to justify research to stay ahead of the virus. that's why that group does not want to admit that it came from a lab. if it came from a lab, this kind of research becomes more and

more dangerous where you manipulate a virus where it could get out and kill millions. that's where the focus should be. of course, china don't want us to know, trace. >> it is a great assessment. dr. marc siegle, thank you for coming on. tonight, adidas found that 92% of women say they have safety concerns while running that they could be physically attacked compares to 27% of men. in philadelphia, a man driving a minivan when it slams into police headquarters. the police arrested the man and charged him with mischief and reckless endangerment there was no reason to police chief that the crash was in any way unintentional. in sacramento, the damage damaged four different helicopters before getting one

chopper to start. he promptly crashed that one. no injuries, and if you can believe this. nobody in custody. police released this ring footage of a man shooting four shots through a home of the front door. the unprovoke gunfire hit an elderly resident right in the leg. the victim applied its own turnicate ideal the suspect was later arrested for attempted murder. a man charged of kidnapping and raped, the victim was rescued after being kept in a locked shed. here is the senior correspondent. laura engel. >> a young girl from dallas, texas, enticed by a stranger. the woman who represented this shed to the suspect said she had no idea a young girl was being

held hostage. >> i was really surprised because i didn't know what was going on. my son was his friend. he used to live here. the 13-year-old girl was found locked inside a shed in lexington, north carolina, that 34-year-old man was living in. investigators were quickly to locate her after identifying the camera in the same area of the girl's home. after her mother shared her daughter's user name and passwords, providing critical clues in the case. >> it is so important and it gives us the ability to track these. >> 34-year-old jorge camancho was taken into custody. it was a makeshift living space at best. police found a mattress covered in plastic, tv, board game and a

few food items. he was charged with a list of offenses including abduction, human trafficking and statutory rape. he's being held on a million dollars of bond. there are hundreds of thousands of predators looking to target children. that's why it is so important to talk with your kids about who they are communicating with and what is being discussed? >> trace? >> laura ingraham in new york, thank you. up next is our series about failing america's teenage girls. it looks like the impact of social media and former bachelor's contestant joining us live, jillian. why she says it was completely damaging, and later are you a swifty, not your kids, you. > >> >> a new study shows

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on tonight's series how america is failing teenage girls, we look at the impact of tiktok and instagram and snapchat. one actor calling unregulated social media is a weapon of mass destruction. here is jillian. >> 19-year-old ali drake says being a teenager today means you live your life on social media. >> no one asked me for my

number. hey, do you have snapchat? >> without social media, you would probably never really understand what people even are talking about in conversations. >> like many girls, ali posts about her struggles in order to connect with people, even when screen times make her feel bad about herself. american teens wracked up four hours on social media and an hour and a half on tiktok and snapchat. they're likely than boys to use all three platforms. last night, teen activist told lawmakers social media apps are weapon and mass destruction for teens and mental health. >> i, a 12-year-old girl can go on instagram and research a healthy recipe and within seconds be fed anorexia content. >> the way that girls are

socially inclined to higher level of self-comparisons and low self-esteem of body image and the list goes on. >> that's a big problem. >> they're on average looking at different content. one is much more looks based and all that makeup tutorials and things like that. >> experts tell us girls should be ware of all those beauty tutorials and as well as trends and challenges promoting disorder eating and particularly skin color. >> gillan, thank you. with that, let's bring in our former contestant and founder of the king. you said after "the bachelor," social media damaged you. explain that. >> at the time, i was the number one reality show in america, and with that comes with a flood of

opinions both loving you and hating you from all over the world. those opinions came directly on my social media. so i felt victim to be reading in the blogs and what people were saying about me. i started questioning a lot about myself of my body type and how i dressed and what i looked like. before i was damaging and what happened was i selling pieces of myself to satisfy strangers i didn't know. i was posting things and doing things that i was not entirely comfortable with to chase a follow account and chase likes and instant gratification of the world that i didn't know. >> this is teen girl who felt sad and hopeless. it was from the cdc. in 2021, jillian, 57% and i am sure that two years later after covid, it is a lot higher. those are astonishing, stunning and

extremely horrifying numbers. >> you are right, it is extremely horrifying. i will tell you -- this is like a drug, social media is absolutely like a drug. we are so focused on what others think about us that we lose control of what's important and for me and my ca cacase, i pray about it a lo until jesus crisis released me from caring about the opinions of others and on social media. my confidence come from god alone. we need to replace social media apps and hand these kids a bible. these kids are losing their identity and unsure of what they think about themselves because they are looking for validations in all the wrong places. >> "time" magazine wrote, we can't go back in time five years. we can take action. parns, tell your kids they can't haves social media until they are 16 or at all. do you think that is a good time frame? the at all thing, is that part of

what's at play here or do you think there should be severe age restrictions on this stuff? >> i think parents need to be parents. parents need to look at what their kids have on their phone and check on their social media. i am a parent myself. i don't see my kids having much more than a flip phone for a long time. anything that does not allow these apps. i will take it year by year. i will absolutely monitor and check what's on my kids' phones. it is too dangerous not to. that goes on computer screens, too. parents need to be a hawk in that. that stinks but that's where we are right now. >> are you talking about filters or different things or everything you are exposed to on social media. >> yeah, i think everything you are exposed to social media is targeting you and targeting your insecurities and targeting what they think you should be like. if you don't have a good sense of self and confidence through

jesus and what the world tells you then you are going to fall victim to what the world tells you and you are going to chase that validation of the world and you will pick up your phone and look at social media and think how can i be better than this person or how can i reach this goal and status. you are at a self-comparison. so i am going to be watching my kids as they grow up, just monitoring what they do and i am going to constantly making sure they are not comparing themselves on all these dangerous sites and they have the bible in their hands and not these dangerous apps. >> jillian, best o of luck to you, we appreciate it. >> thank you, trace. charlie kirks is set to speak. what he says happen when protesters tried to break in and shattered a bunch of glass. this dog had second thoughts taking a snowy bathroom break.

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right at us. you want to move down the trail? no, top moving? two bears. >> a pair of hikers were met by a pair of bears along the national park trail and the video is going viral. both the hikers and the bears remained calm. the hikers been trained to get off the trail to give the bears the right of way and not startle them. after some sniffing around, the bears went on their way. you don't have to out-run the bear, just out-run each other. the chicago is going green. the annual tradition began back in 1962. thousands of people lined the river banks and near by streets to watch the process. saint paddy's day, don't you know, it is friday. ash from the center of volcano spilled out on saturday.

the sped-up footage showing lava and rocks steaming up as they slide down on the side of the volcano, reaching about a mile from the center. finally, nasa's james web telescope captures a r rrare glimpse of a dying stat shows unprecedented details of the star right before it goes supernova. oh, that's when you are in an irish bar. if you have a viral video to share, send it over @trace gallagher or fox news at night on social media. ♪ fox news at night common sense department could not help butover hearing liberal rioters that conservative commentators should not have opinions on vaccines or climate change because he says we are swimming in misinformation. so, the right can't be trusted on vaccines

even though matt taibbi pointed out during the congressional hearing that it was the left that shutdown true information about the vaccines. to the left, taibbi just, so-called journalist. sam harris shuts down the laptop story if it helps to defeat donald trump in 202020. how about accusing kyl rittenhous e being a terrorist. my personal favorite is allowing the now in prison, michael avenatti, took on brett kavanaugh a rapist. we should leave that to the "la times" who said this california winter would be extra die because of climate change. now because it is the wettest winter on decade,

the same climate change remains the villain. quite the scene out of university of california davis when protesters smashed the glass door to a building hosting an event headlined by turning point usa charlie kirk. let's bring in the man who shot the footage. the one who's saying, whoa, whoa, whoa. i mean the whole thing here, jo jobob taeleifi, what's happening? >> first thing's first, i am the comedian and somehow i am in the exact place that turned me into a riot videographer, the biggest thing is they're trying to break into an event that they are allowed to come in. i am not sure a lot of people know this, if they disagree, we'll give

them a microphone and let them ask questions. so, the whole thing is bunked if you ask me. >> it is about the robust debate. i am going to put this on the screen because they said they should have apologize after charlie kirk called for the lynching of trans people, total lie. kirk tweeted back responding this is defamation and liable. we'll sue unless it is corrected. it is time for laissez-faire. that's why you have these groups protesting because there are lies all over conservative speakers. >> the chancellor of the university said something similar to sacramento bee said which i believe or we believe had something to do with the expanded form of protester ors or rioters that's causing all

the violence. we'll see what happens on that front. >> he was talking about the hate of rhetoric. the whole thing is you have to show the evidence and you have to show what you mean. you can't just say it because if it is not true then you form this anger across the p pp ppeck spectrum. the reparations committee have got together and here is what they recommend. suspending my taxes and guaranteed annual $90,000 income and a home to be sold for $1 and free condos. we are talking about 640 billion jobobs and that's just for the repar reparations. that does not include clearing everybody's debt. >> they don't have the money to pay for it and it is not sustainable. what is happening here is something similar to what the president joe biden is

doing with student loan. he's going to let the court decide. that's what i think it is going on here. it is a political pawn making sure they are not being the one say no, we can't do this. yeah, you legally can't do this or at leastmatically, you can't do this. nobody wants to be the bad guy. >> california has 20 something billion dollars in debt. they had a surplus and now they want to add $640 billion on top of that? who's going to pay for this? the answer is nobody. jobob, great to see you. why taylor swift is not just popular with young people but she's popular with adults as well. are you a swifty? there is still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @trace gallagher, the night cap crew, coming up next. somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million.

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we are back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic is for all you taylor swift fans out there, all the swifties,

more than u.s. adults are fans of the pop star. are you a swifty as well? i am going to start with marianne because she's got young children, i don't know, there is a lot of push from parents from their kids. >> absolutely, you can't help but dance when you hear her songs. yes, i am a fan. >> really? >> next thing your partner in crime over there, matt fin, the young matt fin, i am not saying not a fan but not a huge swifty? >> no, i am not. i don't typically listen to her music. i am not trying to hate on her. sure, why can't adults be fans of her, she's been around for 15 years now. some of her fans have grown up with her. >> i am going to read this poll. look at twitter, yes, you are a fan, 15%, yes, you are a fan on instagram, 29%. those are big negative numbers, kevin corke.

here is my thing. matt was talking about she's been around for around. when taylor swift was 18 years old, i was working in new york and i was at some dinner. it was a company dinner and this girl walks out and she gets on the stage and said, hi, i am 18 years old and my name is taylor swift. she played and i said that girl is never going to make it. [ laughter ] >> shows what you know. i would not say i am a gigantic fan. i am a fan, and she does not have a concert for d.c. which is causing an uproar here. i will buy tickets and probably go. >> kevin talks about the ticket demands here because we have done this story many times, she crashed ticket masters and changed some of these laws or could change some of these laws on ticket master. >> i was a fan when she started but when she turned her back on

country music, i stop listening. jc howell says not a fan, she's got talent but no insights. >> jobob. >> you can put me in the swifty fan category. i have not been able to not listen to a taylor swift's album in its entirety. i guarantee too that a lot of the people were in the negative. i this i some of them have ring tones that when they go off, it is shaking off, whether or not they admit they are taylor swift fan as well. >> my daughter, i am not a huge swifty but i am because my daughters were listening and they are huge swifty fans. it is kind of when you look at some of the stuff is rubbing off, zef says like the music but dislike the political views she has. her parents are very conservative and her parents are probably watching right now. matt, five

seconds. >> jobob, marianne, kevin, thank you for joining the nightcap for all the swifties out there. thank you for watching "america's late news." fox news at night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. part four of our series on teenage girls is tomorrow. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. el dar. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. dawn with litter. >> there's a chance to let in the light cabarita is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. an some medicines that only treat bipolar one , one and two depression. and in clinical trials, movement disordersbe suicida ant gain were not common.derly demep >> call your doctor about sudden mood changeaties, behavir or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase antidepressants may increase these risks in young elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. stroke. report fevert all thects. or uncontrollable muscle

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