check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >> we're out of time. michelle, joe, timf, studio audience [applause] >> good evening, and welcome to america's late news fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. >> and breaking tonight, manhattan da alvin bragg has filed a foe logical lawsuit against congressman jim jordan to keep republicans from interforing in his criminal investigation against former president trump. mean time, the former president sat down with tucker carlson for his first intervie since his arraign. we'll bring you the highlight and the entire interview will rerun at the top of the hour. we have newly released police body cam video showing the first

louisville police officers arriving to the active shooting and racing into louisville's old national bank. but first, the hunt. now infinances for the person or persons who leaked classified pentagon intelligence materials which sources tell fox news could present a serious risk to national security. kevin cork is live with us p with more on this. >> evening, trace. they're calling this biggest leak of classified documents in about a decade and it has created a major crisis in washington d.c. the leaks detailed alleged u.s. spying on allies. insights into american thinking on the war on ukraine and at least 22 neutral 22 -- two neutral countries mulling plans to join russiament the da is overseeing a you pointed out a criminal investigation of the leak.

among the revelations that the ukraine air defenses are in peril. that that that pentagon, the u.s. intel on ra could be compromiseed, supporting domestic protests that south korea is concerned about supplying munitions to the u.s. that the uae has agreed to work with russian spy agents against both the u.s. and the ukraine and the real capper so far, that egypt secretly plans to supply russia with rockets. that is something they deny. while the white house's national spokesman john kirby says he's seen no evidence that would nic egypt has follow through on those plans. there are congressional lawmaker who think it may be time to rethink our relayingship

relationship with ki lo cairo. return cording to our jennifer griffin 53 documents have been posted and many appeared to have been produced by other intel agencies like the cia and the nsa suggesting the leak may have come from outside the pentagon and as expected there may be more to come. we will keep an eye ton and if anything breaks between now and the top of the hour, i promise to let you know. but for now back to you. >> le bring in former -- jason it's great to have you as always. the washington post wrote an editorial with the headline that reads quoting here the most damaging part of the leaninged ukraine documents is the leak itself. is it damaging? jason, your thoughts.

>> absolutely. i think they're right because it's like a dam if you've got a leak. if you don't figure out with are it is that leak get worse and worse. my experience in the years in congress looking at it from an oversight perspective is they've really got to look at the contractors. there are far too men a people that have security clearances,inga to this information, and there's ways to get it duplicated and out there into the public. i'm glad they're tracing it but they need to wrap it up and find it very quickly. >> you know, judith miller echoed your point. shed the following here, she said as long as washington continues massively classifying even mundane information and as long as government agencies fail to protect material that can truly cause damage, national security, such leaks are likely to continue. it's the whole point. you can't keep track of all this stuff and who's got what.

>> 30 years ago senator moynahan from new york pointed out when everything's classified nothing's classified. we didn't learn from the commission that was set up. yn think we need to do another one. they're estimating between one and 5,000 people potentially had access to these documents. that's not a tight-knit group that would give you confidence. if you're on the battlefield, you want that many people knowing what's going on? it needs to be a much tighter group. >> this is stuff coming from the cia, the nsa as well as the department of defense. so you know this is coming from a bunch of different agencies and who knows how many people. you final thoughts. >> it is compartmentalized. it's not as if one computer gets non-classified and classified information. griffin the breadth and the number of agencies again i think contractors are first and forepost on the list of suspicion. they gotta figure it out and figure it out quickly.

>> you know, and i've just got about 10 seconds left. lloyd us aen was saying today that he was asked a bunch of things he didn't give great answers and my sense is right now there's not a great answer to give about this. 15 seconds for you. >> yeah. and if they knew they should be arresting people but my guess is they don't quite know yet. >> always good it of you to join us so thank you. >> thank you. >> mean time, following provocative chinese military exercises over the weekend, there is groganson about china invading taiwan. some lawmakers on capitol hill are floating the idea of sending u.s. troops to the island. general keith kellogged this.

>> my concern is that we're going to be left on ledge there. look what macron just said when he left out of chinaa a few days ago. he talked about strategic autonomy and not really getting involved in the china issue. >> left on ledge. you have frantz saying we're not really sure. the question is for the u.s. to really defend taiwan they need their allies. >> we need allies in the region, especially in the pacific. we need to start talking to our allies and partners in the region to start having contingency plans about taiwan. >> yeah, and you were there. so when you were there, i know you met with the taiwan president and i know she is very concerned about all this. what are the people saying there? are they concerned about an eminent threat from china? >> i want to first tell you our delegation went to japan, south korea, and taiwan. and we had this conversation

about not just with u.s. japan, u.s. south korea relations, we were talking to our allies about taiwan, something that we would not have had just few years back. the main takeaway from our delegation in all of our meetings, meeting with prime minister in japan, president in south korea and president in taiwan after she came back from meeting with speaking kevin mccarthy here in californium. the growing concern about aggression from china on taiwan is real. our friends are talking about what are we going to do and that was our purpose of the trip, going to asia, rallying our allies and partners about contingency plans in taiwan. >> china's milter said after those large-scale combat exercises, that it is ready to fight. that what you think is what's the temperature over there? it seems like things are heating up. >> things are heating up, it

seems. but when we talk to president and government and military officials in taiwan nobody wants war, nobody wants conflict in the region inen the taiwan strait. what they're asking is they have the will to fight and defend themselves just like the ukrainians did, but they need help. what they're asking the united states to do is we need to deliver the arms that they pay for and purchase $19 billion back log in arms that we didn't deliver. that what we need to do first. >> yeah. we had michael pillburgy on saying sometimes we just back in, we just wander into war and it seems like we'rekine of going in a very dangerous direction. i've got five seconds for you. >> we need to be prepared. to the reason why we need to deliver on our promises to gibb them the ammunition, give them the power they have the will, they just need a little help from the united states and our allies and partners. that was exactly the purpose of our trip to asia.

>> congress woman, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> they're really in a moment of psychosis to where they are not making sense, they're screaming obscenities and you have to walk past that. >> i love the city and it's becoming more and more disturbing to live here. >> it makes me want to move to another city. >> the lack of policing definitely is taking its toll on san francisco. businesses, tourism, and us residents. >> public safety issues are prompting whole foods to close one of its stores in san francisco barely a year after it opened. this is just the latest casualty and mulletful stores closing across democratic-lead cities. jonathan hunt is live with that -story tonight. >> good evening to you, trace. some of those cities stores are closing, rents are plunging, people are leaving. san francisco in particular seems increasingly stuck in a so-called doom loop. some officials say it's a problem of perception rather

than reality but the city's former fire commissioner would likely beg to differ. this newly released security camera video was his reality last week when he was beaten outside his parent's home after asking a group of homeless men to move away from the front of the property. the commissioner remains in the hops with a fractured skull. the 24 year old who allegedly smashed the commissioner's skull with a metal pipe told his attorney the commissioner pepper sprayed him first. the san francisco crime crisis is also a reality rather than a perception. for whole foods, which closed danite flagship city center store monday, quote, to ensure the safety of our team members prompting district supervisor matt dorsey to say the clothesser, quote "is exhibit a as to why san francisco can no longer afford not to solve our police understaffing crisis. " up the coast in portland, oregon, downtown businesses are also shutting down.

a well-known coffee chain the most recent writing on instagram that their staff, quote, have been on the front line during acutrim violence and criminal activity on an almost dayy basis last few years. going back to san francisco, it's interesting to note their rental prices according to the real estate website zillow are plunging in downtown areas as more and more people, trace. whether it's perception or reality are packing up and wheeling out. >> the numbers really are dropping. jonathan, thank you very much. le bring in the host of the officer taten podcast. thank you for coming on. we very much appreciate your time. yn want to put this up because this is a sound bite from joe alioto, and he has a long history of political family with a lot of ties in san francisco. he was a 14 of the fire commissioner who was attacked and he said this, botch -- >> we're all leaving in this petri dish of mental health

because the city is not dealing with it. the insane asalem is our neighborhood and that's what's become of san francisco. >> it's such a mess you have the mayor now asking for federal help to try and quell some of this crime. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's a four-foal thing that going on here in these cities is that 1, the godliness of our country and the godliness of people in our city, the lack of parenting, parents aren't raising their kids to become productive adults. there's a huge component of mental health issues that are not being addressed whatsoever. i think they blame it on a drug crisis or saying that these people are addicted to drugs, it's some type of illness. it's mental illness that causing people to self-medicate with drugs. then fourth and final thing i think is very obvious id argue that stevie wonder can see it is the lack of law enforcement. if you don't have police officers ready and available in the city to address these issues when you

have homelessness you have people getting attacked in the streets it's just going to continue. these people are opportunistic and they're going to take advantage of it. >> speaking of cities that don't really care very much about law enforcement, chicago is been of them. this is year and a day going to april 9. the murder rate up 22%, roary plus 30%, theft plus 41%, vehicle theft plus 253% and people wonder why the walmarts are leaving. it's not just because sales are down, which they are, they've got an issue in chicago city-wide. >> a hundred percent. there's no leadership in chicago. it's cute to say we don't need law enforcement, we need more people that are in the industry of communicating in a different form or fashion, i don't know what other industry they could think of but we feed law enforcement and good police officers. tenured police officers are absolutely leaving the force and

then also you can't recruit because if you're demonize police you demonetize police, you've essentially taken away the humanity of police officers, they are going to leave. and then the ones that are still there, they're not going to be pro ack f in policing. as a former police officer, one of the best tools in curbing crime is to be pro ack f. go pro active go out and get it before they cause more victims in the city. >> here is the mayor elect brandon johnson talking about just that, watch. >> i'm confidence that people are fully aware that when we talk about investments that we have to be strategic and smart about it. when you spin more per capita on policing here in chicago than you do anywhere else in the world and we're still not as safe, you know, people start to call that into question. >> i mean, brandon, he's always hedging about police. he's not a fan. >> well, yeah, i mean, we'll see how that plays out because laurie dirt a foot is what i

call her, she wasn't a fan either and look at what happened to the city. all this gentleman brandon is going to do is say i inherited all of these problems and it's almost insurmountable. the truth is you have to have a balance. i don't think that the solution to all of the problems of chicago is more police, more police, more police, but as-at least a part of the solution is when crimes are committed police awessers are there to either solve the crime, to help investigate the crime, thwart the criminals and give people justice. we also feed to have a talk about the elephant in the room is that parents and fertilizeness are a big issue plaguing the city and if we don't address those things we don't address the culture and the gang violents none of this stuff means anything. >> that's generational. that is generational and light now what a lot of those cities need is more police. thank you for 84 time, we very much appreciate it. >> god bless you thank you. >> we are learning more about

about monday's mass shooting in louisville. lauren blanchard has stijn video and she is here now to break it down for us. >> good evening, trace. the body cam footage from the two responding officers shows us exactly the did you knower they were running into, an am bush, facing rounds of builts before they were even out of their car. in the video nicholas wilt who had just graduated from the police academy two weeks ago and his training officer cory gallo way, run up the steps. some shooter was firing, wilt was struck in the head and immediately is on the ground. galloway is able to get down the steps and take cover. from there as more officers arrive, galloway fires at the suspect, killing him. galloway yells quote, i think he's down, suspect down, get the officer. wilt remains in critical but stable condition after

undergoing surgery. the five innocent lives that were lost, joshua barrack, 40, a loving father and husband remembered for coaching basketball, dane eckert, remembered for her generosity, tommy elliot, 63, known for helping governor andy bashir build his law career, julia farmer who just moved to louisville and was looking forward to welcoming a grand chile in september, and jim tut, 64, cherished as being one of the smartest men in every room. police are still piecing together a motive but say the gunman left a note and had claimed to be suicidal. he legally bought the gun used just a week ago. trace. >> more live for us in dc. bragg just filed a federal lawsuit against chairman jim jordan for alleged intimidation regarding the prosecution of former president trump. jordan's committee has sought documents and testimony from bragg and his office about the

trump hush money indictment case. the ohio congressman spoke with our chief political anchor brett bayer on special report. watch. >> they're obstructing our investigation, brett. we have a constitutional duty to get to the facts particularly when you have a district attorney interfering with the most important election we have,. bragg used federal funds to indict a former president for no crime and then when we ask questions about it, when we want to investigate, heartaches us to he takes us to court. >> former president trump gave his first post-arraignment interview to tucker carlson this evening and survive described the surreal scene when he was formally charged at a manhattan court house. >> you look at the pundits, the legal analysis, greg jarrett, all of these talented people they're saying ho didn't do

anything wrong. number two, they were incredible. when i went to the court house, which is also a prison in a sense, uh, they signed me in and i'll tell you people were crying, people that work there, professionally work there, that have no problems putting in murderers and they see everybody. it's a tough place. they were crying. they were actually crying. they said i'm sorry. they say 2024, sir. 2024. and tears are pouring down their eyesment i've never seen anything like that. those people are phenomenal. those are your police -- >> yep. >> those are the people that work at the court house. they're unbelievable people. >> you can catch tucker's entire interview with trump at the top of the hour. >> mean time coming up former college swimming champ riley gaines who was just am bushed by a mob of trans activists after giving a speech at san francisco state is now taking on professional soccer player

meghan rough pignot over protecting women's sports. and litter a more literal night cap, a new study shows that drinking in moderation does not really have the health benefits we once thought it did. does that change your opinion of alcohol, if so, why? let us know on twitter and instagram at trace gallagher. if you're still drinking, grab a glass, weigh in, and we'll read the best responses in the night cap. detour? yeah. ♪ school isn't going to be easy. i know. ♪ but...i think you're going to do great, dad. ♪ kia movement that inspires

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>> haver we have breaking news coming in allowing some amazing pictures here. the are husbands of people in richmond, indiana onnear the ohio border about 70 miles east of indianapolis and some people there, in fact hundreds are under an evacuation

order tonight because of a large industrial fire that broke out on earlier this evening at a former factory site that was being used to store mostly plastics for recycling or le sale. the fire apparently started in a trailer. you can so some of the flames there, and the smoke is the big concern here because when you have plastics burning, as you know, a lot of that smoke can be toshing, which is why you have all of thee evacuations. there was a tractor trailer that first started it. it was on site, it quickly spread, and then the residents are in the evacuation zone. but they are down wind from the site which is good news. they have all been advised to keep their windowed closed and pets inside. we'll deep you updated as the breaking news coming in to fox news at night. [music] >> mean time first up in tonight's real news round of distributors for anheuser busch have sounded the alarm after a

video collaboration with bud lite and a transgender activist went viral and lead the calls for a boycaught. boycott. there is worry among distributors while a bar owner in missouri told fox business a that sales of budweiser dropped 50% in just the past week. the governor of north dakota signed two transgender athlete bans into law tonight. the laws would prohibit transgender girls from joining female sport teams from kindergarten through college. the bills likely would have passed with a vet o. ranter least 19 other states have passed similar restrictions. a new study shows that americans are working less than they did before the pandemic. the survey found that the average american isworking 36.9 hours a week. that down from 37.5 hours. shifting priorities towards a better work-life balance was cited as a reason for the big

drop. well, the fox fews at 9 common sense department learned today that republicans in the californiaen legislature. sponsored legislation that would require schools to note foy parents if their child identifies as transgender. the chair of the state education committee refused to set a hearing. the chairman says he killed the bill because it would require educators to, quote, out a student. hold on. child wants to change their pronouns, a name, and be known as a different gender and parent democrats think they're outing the child to the parents? so now the schools raise the kids and the parents, what, pay room and board? these students can't be given over-the-counter medication for a headache without parental consent. when it comes to abortion and socially transitioning, we're letting the schools take the

lead? common sense would remind you that republican lawmakers have said for years democrats truly believe parents are a threat that should be isolated because they don't always have their chile's best interest at heart. but the people woo run the schools that have lost 40% of their student becausey and rank 50th in the nation in literacy, those are the people? who are looking out for your child? women's sports activist riley gaines has accused former u.s. soccer star meghan rapine rapinoe for virtue signaling. going so far to tweet she thinks rapinoe would genuinely shiv any male who tried to take her spot on the u.s. women's team. let's bring in the author of woke army, been with us a few times. it's great to have you on, i love the t-shirt. this meghan rapinoe and riley gaines back and forth has gotten

interesting. the first tweet riley sent was on virtue signaling. it's worth noting, referring to meghan rapinoe, "you're done with your sacker career because you're not sexually attracted to men. to me it looks like a classic case of virtue signaling because you have nothing to personally use. " what do you think about this? >> riley gaines is just the feminist we feed in the 21st century, trace. you're the father of two daughters. you understand so clear how much sports empowers. i'm not hore -- i'm not here to brag but i brought my trophy. this trophy has meant so much to mow not because of what it is, but because it gave me that self-confidence that every girl needs. meghan rapinoe, she lost a to 15 and under boys playing with the human's national team. what riley is doing is representing the reality, the common sense, just like you say,

of what we need to do to protect this sacred arena of sports for girls and women. i'm wearing this shirt, courage is contagious because i'm a mama bear, rile a could be my daughter. last year i stood with her at a rally called our bodies our sports, and she inspired me. so many of us have felt afraid to speak out on this very sensitive issue. we want all children to feel affirmed in society. but she, with her courage, and her clarity, has become an icon now for feminism in the 21st century in an aegean when they don't want to even let us be women or girls and so i just cheer her. i'm so happy to have her as our team captain. >> yeah. yn wanted to put hyssop on the screen. this is an open letter to biden signed by 14 transgender lawmakers around the country, there's no such thing as an

acceptable compromise that limits transgender american access to equal rights. when it comes to policy addressing trans athletes, trans athletes belong in sports, full stop. what would you say to them? >> i wish sports for everyone, of course. we want sports for every single child out there in america and in the world. sports empowers. but you cannot take from girls and women this important arena. i grew up as an immigrant muslim girl and i learned my power and my stride running the hills of west virginia. there are so many families for which this would be non-nothingable, where you bring in a boy into the girls locker room the girls not going to have sports anymore. so what riley gaines is doing is clarifying for the world, really in a very real way, in a humble way, that sports empowers and you can't take that away from girls and women. these athletes, i gotta say,

they are betraying their younger selves because they have taken opportunities, they have won trophies, they have gotten sponsorships that will be denied girls and women in the future as long as they give that space to those who are biological male. and so i just want to champion this cause with riley and every other woman and man out there who believes in this sacred, this sacred, you know, role that we have in protecting the opportunities that girls and women should have in the world. >> right. you are a noble defender. thank you for coming on. >> thank you, trace, for always being with us. >> in the mean time, police 9 york city are going high tech in an effort to take a bite out of america's crime crisis, robots to patrol hot spots. he's molly lime.

[laughter] >> robots are the newest recruits to the new york city police department. >> i believe that technology is here. we cannot be afraid of it. >> the futuristic robots include the 4-legged digi dog. until critics slammed the mobile k9 as a symbol of aggressive policing. the animal-like robot can be used to assess hazardous situations. and this massive egg-shaped bot dubbed the k fief autonomous security robot will patroltimes square subway station this summer. equipped with a 360-degree hd camera and more than a dozen microphones. >> we want the public to know that the use of these technologies will be transparent, consistent, and always done in collaboration with the people that we serve. our job is to fight crime. >> the star chase system uses a

vehicle mounted or hand held launcher to attach a gps tag to a fleeing vehicle. investigators can track the device in real-time, remotely, avoiding a risk y chase through the city's crowded streets. >> we are scanning the globe on finding technology that would ensure this city is safe for new yorkers, visitors, and whomever is here. >> new york state's ack lu branch slammed the, quote, new policing toys, arguing money would be better spent on housing and schools not invasive surveillance technology. >> molly lime. thank thank you. still to come, this is not snow, though it may look like it. plus a land artist used a tractor to carve a 200,000 square foot picture of a painter. the day's best viral videos, are next. easy does it. we switched to liberty mutual and saved $652. they customize your car insurance,

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>> first up in tonight's viral videos, is this you on fridays or now bear minimum mondays? this robot couldn't lift one more box and finally collapsed after moving boxes at a supply time exhibition in chicago the group that designed the robot said it had a 99% success rate over 20 hours of live demos. it may look like snow but it was actually 9:00 in the morning in the far eastern end of russia and that gray snow is actually ash from a nearby volcano. the cloud coated everything with a layer of dust sometimes three inches deep. it melted some of the snow beneath and lead to warnings of mud flows mixed in with a bit of ash. >> thou, would you try this? some londonites created a big bean by smashing and reshaping an entire can of baked beans into a single massive lenell

legume. the creatives say they didn't have any ease if doing it other than why not so is it delicious or is it disgusting? maybe that a night cap coming up. >> check out this italian land artist who decided to remember painter pablo picasso on p the 50th anniversary of his death. the picture turned out to be more than 269,000 square feet. the artist quoted picasso saying the chief enemy of create creativity is good cents. if you have a viral video to share, send it over atlas gallagher or at trace gallagher or at fox news night on social media. >> as the legal fight over last weeks abortion pill ruling plays out the outcome is likely to have a large impact on the future of the food and drug administration's decision---making power. i want to play this back and forth because as we know a texas

judge reversed the fda approval of mifepristone on and it's fascinating you saw this back and forth with jean pierre tinnitus briefing room. watch. >> my thoughts are it's completely out of bounds what the judge did. >> it's part of the plan; right? it's part of what we've been hearing from extreme magga republicans in these different state houses and of course national republicans saying they want a national abortion ban. >> kind of always the go-to. on these are not extreme maga, what are they talking about? >> what are they actually talking about is a lethal drug that designed to end human lives and the abortion pill has killed 28 women in this country and killed over fief million children want to fast tracked in a sham proceeding in the fda under bill clinton at the time who was very pro abortion.

i applaud this drug. >> i applaud this jung. >> this is pew research on abortion bills and it says should abortion pills be legal and you see yes there, 53%, no, 22, thought sure. 24%, it seem seems like the majority of american agree in some capacity these should be legal. >> one of the reasons i think these polls are misleading is people have been brain washed by pro-abortion media groups who say the abortion pill is used to mits treat miscarriages when the reality is the abortion pill is design to kill a living human being. vern that's a very important distinction. how is this pill actually used? it's an elective abortion designed to kill a child with a beating heart. yn think once people are aware of that these numbers can change. >> clearly in fave of the texas decision, washington decision, washington state decision, clearly not so much. >> that a pro-abortion judge who's doing that and trying to

fight back against the pro life side saying we're not go going to allow this. i think the 5th circuit is going to uphold this. >> the whole concept of being able to overrule the fda, it's been done but as a rule something specific like this hasn't been done so this could end up in a high court. is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> i think high court should rule what it should have rule fully under dobbs that human being deserve the first human right from the beginning not at some arbitrary line, six weeings, 20 weeks, birth. the abortion pill right now the way it's been used planned parenthood mailing it to women and then take it in their car outside of a mcdonald's. self-abortions. it's horrible. hour points. horrendous. and then they're aborting or

mist carrying inn their dorms or bathrooms it's a legal drug trafficking that needs to be stopped. we're very hopeful the 5th circuit upholds this judge's decision from texas. >> coming up, it turns out drinking alcohol in moderation really doesn't have any health benefits. don't shoot the messenger. this is all about researchers what do you think? does this change your perception of alcohol or not really? let us know on twitter and instagram, @trace gallagher, the night cap crew sans alcohol is next. years of being retired. i don't want to outlive our money. and i have been eating all these stupid chia seeds! i could totally live to be 100! why do i keep taking such good care of my- since we started working with empower, we're able to get all our financial questions answered, so we don't have to worry. so you never- no. never.

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>> we are back with the night cap crew, keffen cork, lauren blanchard, jonathan hunt and lyla rose in tonight's topic, moderate drinking. not research fines the previous studies which claim drinking alcohol moderately had health benefits were flawed. this new study shows moderate drinking doesn't have any measurable health benefits. does this change your perception of alcohol? jonathan, hunt? >> it says it doesn't have any measurable benefits, it doesn't say it's doing a lot of dang. also what i would like to know it says for men it's three drinks a day. can i have my weekly allowance

of 21 on saturday? >> does it say three? i thought it was two. >> two for women, three for men. >> two for women, three for men. >> that the last i read. >> i love this study. i thought it was two for men and one for women but in jonathan hunt's world he's like three drinks -- >> i i was drunk when i read it. >> kevin cork, what do you think? has this changed the way you believe or think about alcohol? >> not at all. i think give it a minute, give them a couple of years it will change again. moderation is the key for all things. >> moderation really is the key. the big key thing to this thing is does this change your perception or your opinion alcohol, instagram, twitter, check it out. yes, 10%ment. instagram 12% yes. everybody else is like no, are you kidding me? please. lyla rose, does this -- >> no. it doesn't. it's a social activity. moderate drinking is a social

activity. i'm italian. you've got to have your red wine with your pasta. we just had it last night. that maybe not increases my physical health but it definitely increases my relational health in having that meal with my family. >> and let me just say for the record i was kind of given the rundown here to the gang. for the record i was doing some kind of tandem research while i was kind of prepping for this and the studies that say a couple of glasses of red wine today there's that whole resveratrol thing that working for you. nobody has knocked that down. maybe it's the three scotchs that they're talking about, lauren blanchard. >> i'm going to go with blazeful ignorance. the might not be good for the body, it is good for the soul for many of us. >> lyla rose brought that up in the break which is very true. braden cunnington says i don't drink because i want to to be healthy. i don't drink because i want to be healthy he says. michael says i'm not drinking

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