you better be there, come check it out. thank you to our guests and our studio audience, fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you america! [applause] good evening, welcome to america late news, fox news at night, i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight the former president trump has been indicted and arraigned and his poll numbers and donations continue to rise. his odds of becoming president are going up. hours after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts, he held a rally at mar-a-lago where he told the crowd there is no case and many legal experts say he's right.

we begin with our chief correspondent, jonathan hunt. good evening. >> good evening. the first u.s. president to be indicted on criminal charges. donald trump gathered together his supporters to air grievances. >> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. >> now, among the former president's target was alvin bragg, the manhattan district attorney leading the charge to convict trump on hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels. >> the criminal is district attorney because he leaked massive amount of grand jury information. [applause] >> for which he should be

prosecuted or at a minimum, he should resign. >> and the former president hit out of the judge in this case, too. >> i have a trump-hating judge and trump-hating wife and family whose daughter works for kamala harris and now receiving the biden/harris campaign. before he wrapped up, he criticized other cases among him, the classified documents case. to some, the former president seemed a little flat. the crowd appearing less fired up at the end than they were at the beginning. perhaps, a reflection of what an exhausting day for donald trump. and whatever the political divide anyone is on. >> thank you, jonathan.

we are looking at the charges trump is facing. there are 34 of them. many are baffled that da alvin bragg did not disclose the big crime the former president is accused of. >> live with more on what the document say and don't say. good evening. kevin corke. >> in 16 pages, progressive manhattan district attorney alvin bragg lays out the indictment who calls a catch and skill scheme to boot the candidate, trump. at the center, it has been $130,000 so-called hush money payment to stormy daniels. but, da bragg says it is not just about one single payment, but covers -- >> additional statements separate from the charge of

ami documents. it is not just that $130,000 wired payment. >> however, many legal scholars have been quick to point out that while the charges say that the 34 false business records conceal another crime, the indictment never says what that crime is. bragg claims the law does not require him to do so. now, you will remember at one point, bragg did hesitate to prosecute this case but then referred to new details allegedly prompted a push forward. while the judge says he wants to move expeditiously, the next hearing is early december. >> kevin corke live for us in d.c. thank you. let's bring our law officer john yu. john, i want to play some

sound. this is the former president tonight, he made a good point and i will get your take. >> everybody says this is not really an indictment, there is nothing here. there is nothing here. they're not saying what you did. >> he's right, john. they did not disclose the crime. >> not one darn thing. >> sorry, john yu, go ahead. [laughter] >> it is okay. we look alike, too. we are like twins. >> separated at birth. >> the problem of this indictment has a big hole and as what kevin said, it does not describe the crime. without that description of the crime, all you have got are a munch of misdemeanors, the clock ran out over five years ago on charges. they're not even that serious. you don't go to a grand jury. the only way you can get to a felony is the cooking of the books have to be concealed of other crimes.

that crime is never mentioned in the indictment. that's a serious flaw. donald trump may be able to get out of this case because of the failure of this indictment of the timing of the crime. what crime is it and if it is a federal crime, i don't think bragg is able to prosecute the federal crime. this is one of the many legal flaws that are afflicting with this indictment. >> i am not a legal expert but a lot of legal experts agree with you as well. mr. bragg owes the public a better explanation of he is theory of the case. his unclear invasive reply on tuesday does not help. the country does not have to wait four months to find out the answer. bragg at the news conference today did not know how to answer these questions, john. >> or he just did not want to. this indictment is so legally insufficient that apart of me is wondering whether or not alvin bragg

wants it to be dismiss without seeing a jury. this will never -- donald trump will never have a trial on this case because it will be dismissed ahead of time. we should not have to wait for august for a briefing schedule or december, this could be dismissed tomorrow with a properly drafted motion to dismiss. it is that bad. i will venture to say is the big crime not included in here, the little crime is not either. in order to falsify business record, you have to have intend to fraud. who was defrauded? that was the only record mentioned in his 34-count of indictment. >> i want you to listen to jonathan turley and see what he can expand. watch this. >> i know a lot of judges would have been not too pleased to receive an indictment of this. this whats a feeling of a legal slurpee.

it has no nutritional value. there is nothing there. >> is slurpee the proper analogy here? >> i get his point. what he's saying here is if you read the indictment, you can't tell what trump did that was illegal. it is all seems to be coming later. this is a problem constitutionally. the purpose of indictment, the reason and the constitution gives you due process rights that you as a criminal defendant, trump, have the right to know what the government is charging you with. you read this indictment, you can't tell what's illegal and what's a felony. so, i agree. it has no content to it. and it may be constitutional vulnerable on appeal. >> john, we hear this all the time that nobody is above the law. this time the former president is below the law. a normal person would not have been facing these

charges. your final thoughts. >> yeah, the law is not applicable in this case. you know we are all above the law if the law does not apply to us. one more thing, i am ashamed that alvin bragg duped a grand jury. we should not be allow to indict a ham sandwich or a potted plant or a pair of sox. we should only indict people when there is probable cause of a crime. this is not that. >> yeah, it is a very one-sided document. jonna spilbor and john yu, thank you. a bit of a circus today. nate is live in manhattan with that side of the story. nate, good evening. . >> reporter: good evening, trace, what a day it has been for former president trump. you saw part of his defiant speech in mar-a-lago. his day started differently here in new york city. while coming down here to the courthouse for his arr

arrai arraignment. he posted on social. headed to lower manhattan, the courthouse is so surreal, wow, they're going to arrest me. can't believe this is happening in america, make america great again. the judge allowed pictures to be taken at the beginning of the arraignment. trump pleaded not guilty. da bragg upgraded the charges to felony by connecting them to campaign finance laws but did not specify which laws exactly. trump and his lawyer are very critical of. joe tacopina predicted this case will not go to trial, trace. as for how the arraignment played out, former president trump was fingerprinted. he did not wear handcuffs but there was no mug shot which was different than previously reported. and we would hear from former president trump from

either before or after the arraignment which was not the case. the first time we heard from him was at mar-a-lago. as for what comes next, the prosecution wants this to go to trial in january which would be right at the beginning o f the republican primary seasons. we'll send it back to you, trace. >> that would be a tough ask. nate floyd, thank you. let's bring in our panel. welcome to all three of you. "news week" wrote the following here. president trump winning the 2024 election had not been hurt by this indictment. the chances of him making into the white house have improved. the odds makers are increasing his odds in this thing. that's bad news for a lot of people who do not like donald trump. >> it is actually bad news for the republican party because he may become the nominee but he's not going

to win again. i agree with what news week said, i have said this all along. he'll use this politically, which is another reason you can't see this politically-motivated. if it is politically motivated, it is backfiring on the motivator because it is helping to stoke the base and get them all riled up once again. the maga section of the party. >> john, what about you? >> the indictment puts the 2024 spotlight back on trump or he wants it and will make it difficult for any of his rivals to gain traction. it is probably a fair comment, your thoughts sns >> it is a fair comment, but boy, we have a lot going on in the election. he gets republicans excited. this is the way to do it. i don't mean maga republicans. i mean a lot of moderate democrats. there is a lot of people.

there is a historic blender. it is the greatest election interference we had since the civil war. this is something that's awakening people. there are so many issues with trump we can talk about all day. there is the united feeling that this is a sham investigation. it is corrupt. it is back to - show me the man and i will find the crime. that's what stalling russian did. >> i want to bring in jason chaffetz now. there is going to be questions among certain evangelical voters as to whether or not this is something they want to wrap themselves around when it comes to donald trump. may this be a hit? jason, it didn't really seem to do damage. i am wonder if this porn star revelation will do any damage to him? > >> no, they have never been

able to get him like they promised to get him multiple times and impeach him and this and that. he's tough-law don because he had not done anything wrong. democrats the are gleeful and republicans hate it. why are they picking on this guy other than the fact that he was a better president than joe biden was. his four years are going to be better than biden. >> you read some of these liberal comments, yeah, a lot of people are like i don't like this. lesley, the former president said this tonight. >> even people that are big fans have said it. they said this is the not the right thing to do. it is an insult to our country as the world already laughing at us for so many

other reasons. >> mit romney says this is a political politically-motivated charged. >> look, you know even if the district attorney was politically motivated, the grand jury is not. i know in the green room, you and i were paul bakoing about the grand jury and prosecutors tools, yes, not everyone is indicted. a grand jury has to make that decision. this grand jury did. do i think this is a big problem in this case and do i think we'll see a trial or it may not go away? all of those things are possible. the bigger problem for donald trump are georgia and january 6th. >> the whole concept here is maybe some wants him to win the primary because they think he's a better opponent for joe biden. >> they may think that and that's a bad strategy because they're making a whole lot of enemy.

>> this the turning point. republicans haves been paying ping-pong. those days are over. the gloves have to come off. i guarantee there is about three presidents have to be looking at their shoulders and they'll all be fired and there will be good prosecutors in charge. >> they got to be prosecuted and it is going to change. >> jason chaffetz, your biggest takeaway today. what's the most important thing to you? >> they are over reach thatting democrats continue to cry wolf, time and time again. >> if this is all they got on donald trump after all these investigations, come on, give me a break. >> get rid of the tackiness. then this country is in real, real trouble.

>> we have seen to lost the old mantra good for the goos, good for the garlander. john, lesley, jason, thank you awe all. the fox news at night common sense department spends much of the day watching wall to wall coverage of the former president trump being arraigned in the new york. if you ever need proof who really despises donald trump, 60% of americans agree that donald trump should be indicted. >> the very same poll shows that 37% believed that trump pays out to stormy daniels was illegal. if common sense has its math correct, that means 60% think trump should be indicted and 30% thinks he did something illegal. >> even though he did not do

inning illegal. trump should be in jail. common sense -- that's very deep disdain. what do the haters want? do they want him to win the primary because they think they'll lose to joe biden? >> be very careful of what you wish for. this seems like a good time to preprice that phrase. first up, tonight's crime, federal prisoners sent home will not have to go back to jail once the emergency declaration expires in may. the bureau of prison will decide on a case by case basis. . mayor london reed is

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breaking tonight, a pair of highly contested elections in the upper midwest with chicago voters picking their next mayor and folks in wisconsin is set to pick a new justice. marianne is joining us live on this. >> good evening, trace, brandon johnson had just become chicago's next mayor replacing lori lightfoot.

his campaign focused on the city's growing crime problem which was spiked by near lie 50% this year. the nation's third largest city, here is what he said in his victory speech moments ago. >> tonight is the beginning of a chicago that truly invest in all of its people, a city that truly is safer for everyone by investing in what actually works to prevent crimes. let's take this progressive movement around these united states of america. >> and johnson defeated former chicago paul vallas. now, onto the neighboring state of wisconsin where liberal judge janet beats conservative dan kelly,

flipping the court from the conservative majority and giving liberals over abortion rights. it is fair to say this in these midwest contest tonight, the progressives are taking home the victory. >> it is amazing to me that chicago always goes back to the cabbed candidate despite what's happening in the city, marianne, thank you. well, first up tonight in the controversy surrounding the ncaa women's basketball championship game. first lady jill biden says she would tell joe to invite the losing iowa team, headed by caitlin clark to the white house. that comment got pretty big blow back. jill biden invitiing iowa t the white house having people heated.

the white house had a crisis on their hands. jill's comment is intended to applaud the historic game and only lsu would be invited. at least nine student groups are condemning an on-campus event attended by supreme court, brett kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh met with students back in february. kavanaugh was a target of an assassination attempt. >> an oregon mother claiming he was prevented from adopting children because she was unwilling to abide by state rules on gender identity, due to her christian faith. she was asked a hypothetical question by an oregon department of human services official, if she will

support a child who asked for crossed-sex hormones. she was later denied the adoption. the minimum salary that you would need to be happy living in california. the number is more than $145,000 a year. that's down from last year when the minimum was $149,000 a year to be happy. >> there you go. . the hbo series "the last of us" of a deadly fungus that affects the brain making it a big hit. the deadly fungi, whatever dr. mark calls it. it led to a lot of question of the possibility of fungi. "the last of us" is fiction,

de de deadly fungi. >> when i first saw "the last of us," i said this is ridiculous. it is just sci-fi and nothing like this is ever going to happen and zombies, right? also, we have better immune system. so, we can fight off which are plant-like by the way, they don't make chlorophyll. there is 140,000 species. the more i looked at this, i saw a lot of the fun gi are mutated. the one that you referred to is mutating on its hone. it is becoming resis tent of

any treatments we have. with us focusing on covid, we took the eye off the ball of antibiotic resistance. if it is spreading throughout the hospital and it is double the past year. now, it is not the next pandemic but it gives you an idea that we are going in the wrong direction here. >> probably, trace, it will not make zombies out of us. >> going from the wrong direction to possibly the right direction. the cdc, the world's health organization have come out new vaccine guidelines. >> the higher priorities are older adults. pregnant women and front line healthcare workers. that's the whole thing dr. mark. you look at this and really the only people who needs this are severe core humidity. >> you don't need a vaccine

and finally the world health organization got something right. only they should have done it months ago. remember the world health organization that did not warns about the pandemic. now, they finally got it right. months too later, we need to get the elderly get the vaccines. those with underlying eltishes. covid is filed mow and a lot less of it around the world and unless a few people going to hospitals and this is a lot more immunity. >> over 90% of americans over the age of 65 have already been vaccinated. there is much more reasons to be doing anything than targeting those most at-risk. it is been months and they should have been saying that. >> i am out of time. dr. fauci keeps on say, why not gi your kids a vaccine. they are proven factor?

>> i think it is a pediatrician talking to the child and. if you are perfectly healthy and you had covid and had some abouting veens already, thens cha -- the chances are you, you don't need more. >> his only son is a box office surprise. have you seen this or heard about it? >> will the director of that film who'll join us live. the film came in number four at the box office behind john. >> the case of a stolen red spoon. man, we sproek the story on this show and it has got a satisfying ending. who do you call if your town is run by tumbleweed. that's our viral videos. coming up.

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first tonight, our viral video. "marriage proposal" scored a win, this one, not so much. he popped the question and he got decked by security before he got an answer. in the tend, his girlfriend did say yes and the dodgers won. check out this new video taken from an ocean-trench near japan. the deepest ever recorded fish is some 20,000-feet below the surface. how cool is that? the video broke the record. these by the way, are snail fish. and remember this dairy queen spoon snatcher for last week we told you about? several thieves pride off the red spoon statue from the front of the arizona's dairy queen. the spoon had been found.

a man playing pokemon go saw the spoon steal on local news. maybe on the show. still no word on why the thieve wanted the spoon in the first place. no, this is not a video of philadelphia. fans of the uconn huskies took to the streets after their team won the ncaa men's basketball championship. they took down a lamp post and started fire. there were about a dozen arrests. the city of chicago is bracing for impact but it is just the moon setting for the night. this video captures a bright, red moon. the special lighting happens when the moon travels a longer distance through the atmosphere. >> you called jesse and his son, mason scott. >> today, we had how many today? six. >> it is good for extra money. >> a father and son duo had

put in time as they work to say their colorado spring community of the problem of tumbleweeds. it caused the plant to invade the area, gusts of 65 miles per hour. did you know tumbleweed plant is known as the russian thistles? if you have a viral video to share, send it over @trace gallagher or fox news at night on social media. well, love this. released just in time for the holy week and easter and another faith-based movie shocked hollywood, finishing third at the box office, it was third on a tiny $250,000 budget. let's bring in the director of the film, his son, david helling. david is an ex-marine. great to have you on. i want to show a quick clip of the movie and you can tell us about the automatic access, watch this.

>> he'll guide us. >> i know who owns this. i have given you -- what's your name? >> abraham. >> dave, what do you attribute this success, because of easter coming up or this kind of religious appetite the country had latched onto the past few months. >> gifirst of all, you got look at it from the top down and it is all the grace of the lord. the way he's orchestrating everything is an awesome time to see, everything going on in the world and starting really from, it seems like the first of the year. everything sort of ramping up to where people are more focused on christ than in recent history. >> that desert news said the following. his only son was surprised.

>> with faith-based production continually performing well. crowdfunding may be one reason why the film did better than expected when someone invest in the project, they may be more likely to attend and telling their friends and family about it. do you agree with that assessment? >> that's something that worked with angel's studio, they found me and the film. they're the ones that's bringing out across the country and the world, that's something that they had the idea for is when you bring in the crowds, the crowds, once you invest in it, you are invested and not only you but your family. you are going to tell your family and friends and everybody about it that you are going to support it all the way through. >> what's the big message in your assessment from this movie? >> so, this is one of the most controversial accounts in scripture. it is something that non-believers would scoff

at. i want people to see what the lord was doing in this moment in history when the lord tested abraham and asked him to sacrifice his own son. i hope they can see what he was pointing to and spoiler alert, the lord was spoiling to characterize. i hope people can see that for one and two, they can no just as in abraham trial and his darkest night and hesitatest moments, the lord was very present, just as present in your darkest night as well when you keep your eyes on him, on christ. >> david, i want to get your response on this. this is mississippi weather man, he was talking about the tornadic activity and it was coming through so quick and he said a prayer during that. it is one of those things where we have seen revival all over this country and i am wondering what you think

of that? >> we saw early in the nfl when we had our horrific injuries on the field. i want your thoughts on this one. >> it ultimately, it is the grace of the lord. when we go through our darkest nights and the storms of life and trauma of life. we have to keep our eyes fixed on christ. that's the only hope that we have. the fact that people waking up and being mindful of that is awesome to see and i hope this film continues to contribute to that. that brings hopes to the homeless. that's what my aim is, showing people to the lord and his word. david helling. good luck with the movie and we hope to have you back on soon. >> yes, sir, thank you, trace. do you think playing a good game is enough to get you the same treatment as the winning team? >> should the winning and

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kevin corke and nate floyd. tonight, we are talking about winning. it used to mean trophies and enjoying what you earn, today's idea as everyone is a winner. joe biden not only invited the winning lsu team to the white house but the losing iowa team because they played such a great game. i got to go to dr. marx seagle for this. >> am i allowed to call them the lsu lady tigers? they crushed iowa and they should only go to the white house only. it is good to the brain competition and it sharpens you off. you got to have a pay off in the competition. >> that's the real thing, when you go back to the whole world and you get a

trophy and nobody wants exceptionalism. nate, your thoughts? >> i think it is just kind of negates the whole point of sports. as a 6'8" guy, i think i have failed in sports on any person my size on the planet. if i was told i was aware of my life, maybe, i would not be here today. >> 6'8" and 31-year-old. kevin cork is only 6'6". . >> i am the tallest non-colegiant athlete. >> i am with you, trace, i don't believe participation trophies. i love the way they played this year, go tigers, lsu should be the only team

invited. the whole thin is would they ask a men's team to share this. i am not saying any preference of joe biden. would both men's team the winner and loser teams be invited to the white house? >> the lsu superstar who played so well and immediately tweeted when she heard about this invitation. it is a joke. it is an honor you get for winning, for goodness sake, by the way, i am 5'3". >> there you go. >> 91% and 1585. losing has to have consequences or winning does not matter. marianne. >> lsu, they won and they should go. >> i think she meant well. when you work so hard to make it to the top, it is disappointing. >> sandra hanson steals from

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