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facility on a business in northeast syria, two of the wounded service members were treated on site while the other three and the injured contractor were airlifted to coalition medical facilities in iraq, we will bring you more on the breaking news as it becomes available. meantime, president biden's approval rating has taken a hit, matching his lowest every, a key reason appears to be the economy with a closer look at the numbers and what thionine, the white house correspondent kevin cork is live in the nation's capital. >> evening, trace. president biden is actually on a two day swing through canada where he and the first lady will talk about climate change, the war in ukraine, mass migration from several south and central american countries. back home the president is under water with voters especially in the latest national surveys, that's important while he is yet to announce officially he is

running for reelection in 2024, his approval ratings are dipping near their lowest point, economic worries, collapse of the silicon valley bank, dissatisfaction with the country, you are wondering how bad are things for mr. biden? well, in the latest ap survey, just 38% say they approve of the job he is doing, two points above 36% last july. to hear the president tell it, things would be even worse sound-called maga republicans. >> my budget will extend the life, maga republicans in congress are threatening to gut and eliminate these programs. >> there you go. in case you're wondering, no, the president's frustration with republicans is not his only frustration, there is reporting from reuters citing former administration officials

who say mr. biden is griping about the vp and her unwillingness to take on risky ventures and that is he irked that kamala harris is not rising to the occasion. to get the appetite whet before the run of 24, trace. >> it is intriguing, indeed. kevin, thank you. let's bring in the dean of pepperdine of public policy, fox news contributor leslie marshall. the 38% approval rating is really just the beginning of the bad numbers. i want to put these up. here is the biden's handling of economic concerns and north pole says the following, his handling of the economy, 31% approve. 68% disappear and then you go on the washington examiner says the following, quoting unemployment is low, gas prices a bit high at 3.45 a gallon are tolerable if only 31% approve of bind in's

handling of economy, what happens when things actually go wrong. this is a bit of trouble. >> i am hearing deja vu being sung. yeah, of democrats he has in 24 years the best midterm election of a president for democrats and, you know, i'm not really worried. one the election is a lifetime away. two, you have economists saying a year ago they said we were in a recession in six months, six mondays they said it would be now. now they are saying it is still going to be six months. as you pointed out, we are seeing record numbers of unemployment low and in addition in the past week we've had a thousand less people applying for unemployment just in the past week, these were all things the economy is headed in the right direction, of course people read the headlines and they get nervous when they see the things with the bank. the headline the and then the reality -- >> that's the whole thing, america doesn't think so. here

is the thing, this is right track wrong track, right? and the wrong direction, 21% of americans think that we are on the right direction. 78%, pete, think we are on the wrong direction. as we have said before, you can't get 78% of americans to agree, the sky is blue, i want to put the expectations up next. this is also important. this is expectations, right? and only 15% think, and to leslie's point, things are going to get better. bottom two numbers, 85% say it's going to be the same or worse next year, that is a bad only in. >> the two pieces, i call them the two i's, inflation and international with roadways. so, much of approval ratings have to do with how americans think their future have been looking. they have been told that inflation was transitory, it's still 6% or above. we were told, again, that this support of ukraine was going to turn the tide. that's still undecided what is happening there. then we see the stories just breaking

tonight in syria and a lot of americans are wondering what is america's role in the world? >> and what's the budget going to be for the military because a lot of generals said the budget is in sufficient, we need more. i want to move on to ron desantis, the governor of florida talking to piers morgan. >> i am running as biden. we're competing for the republican potentially. i get that. but ultimately the guy i'm going to focus on biden i think he has failed the country. >> yeah. he's focusing on biden but still has to go through trump. >> that's a hurdle he has to consider. and here is the problem, not just for ron desantis, mike pence, nikki haley who spoke of donald trump out of both sides i their mouth. voters aren't stupid and remember what was said and what wasn't said. donald trump is going to tear each of these people verbally limb by limb and see if they are able to defend

themselves. >> kamala harris said a lot of things -- >> joe biden and donald trump are different. >> the conundrum, facing is among the first indications he may struggle with the same political dynamics that tripped up past on pone went this, aligned closely and get tagged as a cheap imitation. >> caused to think in the beginning there was only a trumpish lane in that it was either going to be trump or desantis that made it through. as we look at the other republican candidates coming in, there is a trump or i prefer not trump land. i still think desantis when we look at where the other votes are going to come from as other candidates drop out i think they go to a desantis and not to a trump. >> pete peterson, leslie marshall, thank you, both. >> tiktok surveils us all and

the chinese communist party is able to use this as a tool to manipulate america as a whole. >> chinese government has that data. >> congressman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to the date that, never asked us, not provided. >> i find that preposterous. >> a lot of your answers are nebulous, they are not yes or no. >> my time is up, if this committee gets its way, tiktok's time is up. >> well the ceo of tiktok got drilled on capitol hill. congressional lawmakers are concerned about a potential threat to u.s. national security, and giving the chinese government access to the user data of 150,000,000 americans. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt with more on the hearing and what is next, good evening. >> good evening to you, trace. the goal of this hearing and calling tiktok ceo to capitol hill was simple, according to the committee chair.

>> mr. chew, you are here because the american people need the truth about the threat tiktok poses to our national and personal security. >> tiktok ceo chew says his company is being unfairly singled out. >> potential of security, privacy, content manipulation concerns about tiktok are really not unique to us, same issues apply to other companies. >> in terms of personal privacy that is certainly true. by downloading any app we're giving up a lot of personal information. but that is not the point with tiktok. lawmakers are concerned that tiktok and its parent company bite dance are far too close to the chinese government or might be tools of the beijing regime, all that personal information about 150,000,000 or so americans who

use tiktok might get passed on touchiness officials or spy agencies, said today that unequivocally the company is not an agent of china, clearly lawmakers reremain skeptical why a nationwide ban is still a real possibility. >> we've learned they collect a lot of data. >> they do. >> on a lot of americans. what they do with it, that's a different matter thank you. >> educational institutions are more owe opening than ever, sons and daughters are being taught, maybe the far left agenda of critical race theory, gender confusion and environmental alarmism might be danger of elimination. i think that's exactly right. >> how terrified to come to your local school board meeting, strongly express your opinions over matters that fundamentally effect the upbringing you your kids only to get a call from the fbi asking about everything you said, your political and

religious views and whether you own a gun. >> republicans in the house of representatives are pushing a bill that increase transparency in the classroom. pits parents against teachers, the so-called parents' bill of rights act had a debate on the house floor. >> good evening, trace, every parent is concerned what is going on in schools. school board meetings prompting republicans to back those parents up on the house floor. >> bad for covid. the veil has been lifted on a corrupted education system for too long been indoctrinating our children with racial division and hatred. parents are now awakened. >> there is no question that people have been chilled from speaking out against childrens education. >> requires parents know what is being taught in schools and respecting free speech at cool school board meetings a year and

a half after merritt garland to discuss alleged parental threats against faculty at school board meetings. concerned about parents' involvement are he coulded by democrats saying bills pit. >> designed to politicize our education system, pit parents against teachers, and bring divisive mega culture wars into the classroom. >> and the house is expected to vote on this bill tomorrow but it's fate in congress is grim chuck schumer saying orwellian bill will not see the light of say. >> thank you. >> parents have the fundamental right to direct the upbringing of their children including their education, medical care, morality and religion. i want to be clear, these are inherent natural rights. parental rights do not stop they classroom door. we do not coparent with the government. >> the biden administration referred to those parents

advocating for their children as domestic terrorism and hate crimes. are you kidding me? at this point they are simply parents who want the best for their kids. >> author of woke army, the red/green alliance destroying america's freedom. great to have you on. i want to put this up. this is the parents' bill of rights, quoting here, parents have the right to know what's being taught in school. and i put this up for a reason because we learned this week that 27 school districts around the country are giving a survey to 11 and 12 year olds asking them when's the last time they had sex and there were a lot of other questions and you think parents have a right to know that that's happening in schools. >> oh, absolutely. you know, this whole campaign by the democrats against parents is once again they didn't want to be the party of parents. today it was bash parents, i just

finished binge watching their speeches, they said we were terrorizing school boards, comparing us to the taliban. the night that we got that first accusation, trace, i ran to the wal-mart, i got my own diy letters and i made this shirt. i'm a mom, not a domestic terrorist. you know this trace, as a dad, we are sacred in our duty and the democrats are making the biggest mistake ever in trying to keep secrets from us in the school system, and we are not going to let it happen. >> i want to put up number 2 this is part of the parents bill of rights, the parents have a right to be updated on any violent activity at school, the denver school shooting happened yesterday and we talked to parents afterwards very few knew the suspect was being padded down for a gun every single day and the parents didn't know. >> yeah, and that was such a shocking case because clearly, that boy then, something happened. something triggered

him at that moment when he was being padded down. so, the parents didn't have any warning this is happening all across the country, trace. we have as you know in louden county a father demonized he tried to stand up for his daughter who was raped. a mother in fairfax county whose son was choked and she can't get justice in the school system. today the school, you know, apologists, in the house chamber, just made a laughing stock of themselves quite honestly, the parents. they don't get it, they are not -- >> i want to play one of those. it was -- it was kind of shocking to watch. i want to play alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about fascism. >> when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is and that is freedom over fascism.

>> do you think she knows what fascism means? that's not it. >> no, she was -- essentially accusing parents of fascism. what was it today? scholastic book fair, bringing out book after book claiming we are trying to get rid of. the pronoun book, not my idea a book about whiteness, the gay bc's, woke baby. these are the books that parents are opposing because this is not appropriate for children. this is indoctrination. and they can't gas light us. they are going on a losing path right now. >> but they are trying. arsa, great to have you on. >> trace, thank you. >> well meantime the trump indictment is on hold as the manhattan district attorney faces more questions on exactly what crimes he will be charging him with. demanding he testify

before congress regarding this investigation calling their request, an unlawful incursion into new york's coul sovereignt. a brutal assault in a nashville laundromat, hit a 45 year old man in the head without being provoked. he is also the suspect in three similar att attacks. >> well the shoplifter laughing that she would never got caught got caught. robbed a las vegas convenience store and her caught on camera brag lead her identification and arrest, there she is on camera and the words of las vegas police, as a reminder, don't steal things. >the foursuspects wearing masksd 60 rounds from rifles. a man in

black, robbed a couple at gunpoint, complied and the they stole their phones and padded both down for anymore valuable the. the suspect is wanted for another armed robbery the same night. a they in houston, surprised a couple in their home, bmw at gunpoint. the 72 year old woman's cries brought her 75 year old husband to the door. he handed over the keys and the they drove off in their car. the police found the car, they did not find the suspect. a dennis in colorado charged with murdering his wife by slipping sinai and arsenic into her protein shake. if it's detectable in an autopsy, his potassium cyanide order was for surgery. the third day of trial saw prero ready testimony,

paltrow bowled him over on the ski slopes. paltrow and her two children apple and moses could take the stand as soon as tomorrow. and with that let's bring in attorney, i'm just wondering if you think gweneth paltrow. >> it's a he said she said, her star power is going to benefit her. >> it's interesting because the plaintiff said he wrote that he was famous and it goes deeper than that. because her attorney was talking about his daughter, he asked this, watch this. >> your dad wrote i am famous. do you know why he said that? >> i think it matches his personality a little bit of making light of a serious situation. >> dad is making light, you can see that the attorney is trying to point out, maybe he's kind of

proud, i think it's cool he went after a celebrity. >> defense argument she is being sued because she is a celebrity. why won't see settle, $300,000 not a lot of money to her. she is trying to clear her name. they made salacious allegations against her and she wants it to go to a jury. >> it's one of those things if they both versions of what happened, why not settle it for something you think is -- >> she doesn't want to, she wants a determine to determine she was not at fault. he crashed into me. i'm a celebrity because i have money, remember he demanded $3 million. got reduced to $300,000. and there are statements that, you know, they said if you don't pay us millions we are going to do publicity, smear your name. she is like i'm not having it. i want my name cleared by a jury. >> he was talking about with the daughter, this line of

questioning, watch. >> your dad believed your mother was having an affair. and went and punched the guy out, you don't know this. >> i don't know that. >> i was -- >> he was kind of -- >> he was. >> sometime the attorneys go too far on cross. i am guilty of that, trace. you want to go in, get your sound bite. if you go too far a jury can hold that against the tour, against the client and i suspect after the break her attorney like sensed that the jury wasn't liking his aggressiveness so he apologized to try to save face. you have to walk a fine line. >> great to have you on as always. >> the new york city is mayor is getting pushback to send illegal immigrants to college in upstate new york. >> later, do you prefer watching your tv shows as they are released one episode at a time or do you wait until they've all

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first up in tonight's real news roundup, in philadelphia will now provide pregnant resident with monthly $1000 cash payments to improve low birth outcomes. the pilot program will be limited to three low income neighborhoods of philly. the mayor emphasized the money is for pregnant people and there are no strings attached. >> philly bank is one of the first no strings attached cash for pregnant people. >> no strings attached, we are

respecting the dignity and autonomy to use the funds as they see fit to improve their health and the health of their babies. >> no disciplinary action for former diversity, equity and inclusion. referred to white people as carrots. house republicans demanded immediate reaction, house armed services, had a pentagon official read one of those tweets extra loud. >> can you read the tweet allowed. >> exhausted that the white folks in these pd sessions, this lady actually had the audacity to say black people can be racist, too. we are not the majority, we don't have power. >> i do agree that that is not acceptable. >> state lawmakers lasted eric

adams' plan to offer free college to as many as 100 illegal migrants including room and board. the proposal calls for taxpayers to foot the bill. pushed to rural new york. >> there is no guarantee that any of these folks are going to attend classes, going to graduate. no guarantee they are going to get a certificate and no guarantee they are going to be employed. once those people leave new york city like when they left the border they will disappear and become a burden on the local communities that will be hosting them thanks to mayor adams and his plan. eric adams said he has picked his rat czar but would not name the lucky, with a pay range between 120 and $170,000 a year. adams spoke at the rat academy event where residents are taught safeway toss get rid of the rodents.

well the fox news tonight common sense department is learning about a new twist in the san francisco reparations plan. it 'em sos before the plan is even approved the city's board of supervisors is asking for $50 million up front to establish an office of reparations. the office would then create a database to vet the eligibility of those who apply for reparations. and if you don't know, common sense would like to remind you the actual plan calls for giving each black resident of san francisco $5 million, eliminating their debt, giving them a guaranteed income of $97,000 a year, and providing them a house in san francisco for $1. the plan will cost more than $600 billion but no plan to pay for it. then again, math was not the strong suit of the reparations committee. in fact the committee acknowledges there was no mathematical base for

giving each resident for $5 million but only a price tag could be put on the horrors of slavery. $50 million to build an office, common sense thinks before the city ponies up $50 million it should figure out where it's going to get $600 billion. well let's bring in the mayor, bill wells, it's great to see you again. i did this in the common sense thing, the san francisco board of supervisors, they want this $50 million thing, it's a smart thing, you have no idea how you are going to raise all this money, there is no plan unless you go to each citizen and saying we need $60,000 give it up. it's not realistic to open an office for that. >> so many reasons to hate this idea. financially it's one of the big reasons, california being $22 billion in the hole already. i think more importantly is that this is the vision is going to cause such

problems between the people that live in california, it's going to be so much hatred from one group of people to the other. it's going to gin up racial hatred an animosity, when we have so many serious problems that's a bad idea. >> we talked earlier about eric adams the new york city mayor, he wants to pay for illegal migrants to go to school, college for free up upstate new york. and it's going to cost a bunch of money and the people up in upstate new york, why are you sending them here. when there is no guarantee they'll show up for school. >> i don't believe he says he pleas this at all. they are trying to out woke each other, who can come up with the craziest, wildest idea and be called the most woke guy on the national stage there. is no particularly good reason to do something like this. if you want to help people, get them some education in hvac or the be electrical contractors.

>> work it out we know they are going to be here for awhile. >> how about taking care of the people living in new york, all kinds of problems. >> my next question is, why not take care of the people who really want to go to school and use the help and, you know,. >> because they are not caring about taking care of their people, they are just carrying, getting more woke and notoriety for being as far left as they can be. >> in your town, police arrested a pair of california sex offenders after they admitted to raping an under age girl, recording part of the be counter on video and attacked other girls in resent days according to police, you of course are from al cahon, the city is paying for this bill. >> i'm answering he roadway. we have been pushing back against this hotel voucher program since its inception. they've been

pushing homeless people from the city of san diego, from the county of san diego into our small suburban town and we're carrying 50% of the burden for this program even though we make 3% of the population. there won't be any sex oftens, any violence. we've arrested 90 peek, two sex offenders came and raped some young girl the, some as young as 13. >> it's really horrific. you are running for office. >> 51stcongressional district. >> sarah jacobs. very left, very woke, very progressive. and i think the people are looking for somebody that has a more populous view of real problems that people face every day. >> bill wells. good luck to you, sir. transgender athletes are ban from international track and field competitions. kaitlyn

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among the world's greatest athletes, maybe the world's greatest athlete. i want to read this who himself was a great athlete, he says, decisions are always difficult it when they involve conflicts needs and rights. we continue to take the view that we must maintain fairness for female athletes above all other considerations. your thoughts on this, kaitlyn. >> well, first of all i think it's we're heading in the right direction here. you know, all summer long we were going in the ncaa pan,ly i can't thomas and what was happening there, and i have been very consistent, it's just not fair, i want to protect womens sports. the international swimming body did basically ban him from international competition. banned lea from international competition, so that was a step in the right

direction. we were hoping the domino effect would start to happen. it is. world athletics which is the rule maker basically for international track and field, it's not the olympics, it's international track and food, just came, said a great -- i love what sebastian, a former olympic champion, great middle distance runner, he is in charge with that. i love when former athletes are in charge of these organizations. i don't want a politician in there. i think he made the right decision. and he was very clear that they wanted to prioritize fairness for female sports. not inclusive. to me that is the perfect statement. you know, i have -- you know, i am not against trans people, i love -- i have friends that are trans. but when it comes to being fair in womens sports it's just not right. so,

you know, this is not high school sports, it's not the ncaa, other organizations, if the organization's on top make the right decision like this i think it will start to work its way back. because i'm in favor of, you know, i want fairness if i want women athletes to have a fair shot at a scholarship, whatever they are going for, yeah. >> and lastly i want to put this up, sky news correspondent said the following, the feeling of exclusion will resonate now in the trans community, about 40 seconds left, kaitlyn, will it resonate, do you think? is this a hit to the trans community? >> no. i don't think to be honest with you, i don't think this whole issue is good for the trans community. i think it makes them look selfish. self absorbed. i want them to make the right decision, i -- where i play golf, i won't play in any -- women tournaments because i

feel like, it's just not fair, you know. and yeah, so, they'll be fine. there is other sports that they can play, they don't have to play in organized ncaa or olympic sports. by the way, trace, i did win the title of the greatest athlete of the world in 1976. >> and i think i said among them you were and i watched every bit of it in the olympics. kaitlyn gender, you hit the ball 295 yards off the tee, that is probably part of the reason, kaitlyn, thank you. >> i do. but -- yes. good seeing you, trace. >> thank you so much. coming up, do you like to watch your shows one episode at a time when they are first released or do you wait until they've all been released so you can binge watch the entire series? still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram at trace gallagher, it's going to be a raucous night. next.

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that is, the question is do you prefer to watch one episode at a time when they get released week bye week or do you wait until they've all been released so you can binge watch the entire series? sometimes i wait years before watching the series, kevin, corke, i went back and watched justified, parent hood, two of my favorites and lost years after they aired, great because you can watch 19 seasons in a row. >> totally true story, i watched the entire seinfeld during the pandemic. i did not -- >> really? >> i watched every single episode, i got all the jokes now. i loved it. i will love to watch the series after it's over. >> kevin, you know the seinfeld thing is funny, no, i am going to wait ten years and catch up on it when it's really vintage form. >> too radical. i loved jackie.

i love that whole thing. >> bill wells, do you binge or watch episode by episode? >> old fashioned guy. when it comes to watching tv, i love the bring thing, i enjoy watching them all at once, it's like going on vacation. >> i don't know. johnathan here is the thing, we've been watching the last of us, but pretty good. >> and we are watching it come out week after week after week, it's kind of fun then you get to talk to people, the old days, you watch as a country some of these shows together. everybody watched mash on thursday night or saturday nights. >> i get annoyed when they release them one by one. i prefer to watch them -- when i want to all at once like ted lasso right now, why do i have to wait a week. so you have to

but i would rather binge. >> i would rather binge, i hate the wait. i having to wait, sometimes they'll wait 2 or 3 weeks for another episode. i can't do it. >> the poll says do you prefer watching episodes, twitter, yes. i want to watch them as they are released and everybody else is with the rest of you guys, the binge watch is the way to go. instagram was kind of closer. yes 45. no 55. so, a little bit in that lane where depends on the program. >> binge watch might be sur surprised to hear about this about me. i am not a patient person. >> >> and i'm inpatient, i am a great catch. i have to see what happens at the end. >> case benson, i am on the edge, charlotte at that bassett,

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