>> greg: out of time. thank you. have a good time. i love you. bye. >> welcome to amir garrett -- america's late news, "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher. the person of san francisco state is double down on her support for the students. witnesses say verbally and physically assaulted after her speech on campus. caitlyn jenner joins us live with that story. the mayor of san francisco, as the federal government for help in securing her city now says francisco is safe and that social media is to blame for the

way crime is being covered. really? we begin with the biden administration proposed new emission standards mandating that two-thirds of new cars sold within 10 years would be electric. the white house correspondent kevin corke is live with new information on that story. good evening. >> kevin: trace, good evening. it has been called the most aggressive emissions plan ever crafted by the biden administration and they say it is all part of this administration's sweeping climate agenda and obviously an overall effort to push more americans to buy electric vehicles. now, the vehicle pollution standards proposed by the epa will impact car models from 2027 through 2032. it is designed to protect public health. reduce carbon emissions of nearly 10 billion tons by 2055. it is also expected to according to them save consumers an average of 12 grand over the lifetime of the vehicle. but critics argue this is definitely short siding.

is not smart and they say it is not even feasible. and others, it is much worse than that. how about this? ceps proposal to effectively ban gasoline and diesel vehicles is bad for consumers, environment, and freedom of mobility and u.s. national security. it is unconscionable to biden administration would propose this knowing that china controls 80% of global battery production capacity. all this was happening as the president with his son hunter headed off to ireland for some meetings and some appearances. while he was there he faced some questions about the merits of the trip and whether this was some sort of a family gathering of the taxpayers' time partners are personally, the administration disputed that characterization. and in an embarrassing blow to security, there was actually a police document detailing the person's security information inexplicably it was found today on a street in belfast.

how on earth did that happen? it included we are told members of some of the police officers involved in the security operation. however, the secret service is downplaying this. they are seeing this is not the kind of breach that should cause any problems. they continue to have faith and trust in local authorities, trace. >> trace: kevin corke alive for us. thank you. let's bring in energy environmental legal institute senior fellow senior legal fellow steve malloy who also served on former president trump epa transition team. the democrats keep saying that consumer demand for these electric vehicles is rising. i want to put this on the screen. this is from the ap north port. it says that very or extremely likely to buy an electric vehicle, 19%. natalie kucko 47%. they can't even get 50% on board and now it is being mandated. your thoughts? >> 93% of new cars sold our gas

powered cars. electric cars are so popular government has to mandate them and subsidize them. this whole world is a failure. you know, there's still litigation going on from the trump fuel economy rules and last year's biden fuel economy goals. so now they are going to throw this in here play as a mess. is not going to pass muster. it is going to -- there's no way this is going to affect climate. even if it was a diplomatic it is going to be making cars more expensive. it is going to make people less able to afford cars. >> trace: you just ask the epa and you raise the admissions standards and the car companies have to start building these things and people have to start buying them. so it becomes this whole cycle. >> well, look when the trump epa with the fuel economy standards, the average age of an american car was 12 years. i mean, to going to push that

out even further so people would be driving older cars from -- for longer. they will turn this into cuba. >> trace: i want to know where do we get the minerals, steve, for the batteries? most of these things are part from china. nobody has given me a good answer on where these minerals are going to come from. we are not exactly parties with china right now. >> this is the thing. there's no plan for this. 80% of errors per last -- rare earths as well as wind and solar all come from china. a lot of the colder goes into into these batteries comes from child's labor labor -- child slave labor in the congo. they have not ensure that we have the needed supplies for the green fantasy. >> trace: and what about the power? where does a state like california get the power to push

20 million electric vehicles and other states, i mean, the electric grids are falling apart in these states, steve pickett your final thoughts? >> well, yeah. so we are destroying our grades while burning them at the same time. it is not just the evey berzins. they want to get rid of gas stoves and have electric stoves. they want to get rid of gas furnaces that have heat pumps. we are destroying the grid. we are headed for disaster. >> trace: thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ from the fox news at night common sense department has wondered how we intend to pay for the millions of new electric vehicle charging stations needed to use up all those evs. in terms of california has come up with a solution. the state that has a long soak which rich when it comes to taxes will now have electricity bills determined by income.

the first state in the nation can add a flat fee to electricity bills. so low income families will pay about $24 extra a month on top of their current electric bills and those who make more than $180,000 a year will pay $128 a month extra. the utility companies say it will put equity into utility rates. equity, of course, is always code for somebody is going to get the shaft. in this case, the shaft goes not just to the rich but to any family that is doing well. you know, at the top 10% of taxpayers. they already paid 90% of state taxes. and of course, utilities will have to be in cahoots with the state tax department to make sure that nobody is avoiding the tariff. right? it is also worth noting that california has no chance of powering 20 million electric vehicles without a new grid system. commonsense wonders who is going to pay for the new grid system? both. never mind.

former president trump is now suing his former lawyer michael cohen for more than $500 million. mr. trump is alleging a breach of the attorney-client relationship unjust enrichment and a whole bunch more. lauren blanchard is live with all of the allegations. good evening. >> reporter: former president donald trump us as michael cohen got rich off of running mr. trump reputation. he is suing his former lawyer and one-time fixer for more than half a billion dollars. according to this 30-page lawsuit filed today in a southern florida federal court, it accuses cohen of "multiple breaches of judiciary duty and breaches of contract. the spokesperson says the suit is intimidation and harassment. you will remember he is a key figure in the recent indictment by the manhattan district attorney against the former president. now, d.a. alvin bragg is filing a lawsuit against house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan to stop him from a former

assistant manhattan d.a. any other potential subpoenas and 38 -- the d.a.'s office. accused of conducting an unconstitutional attack to intimidate and attack. representative jordan says that is not so. >> he used federal money to indict the former president. alvin bragg is obstructing our investigation, our constitutional duty to do oversight. >> reporter: d.a. bragg's name will be part of a house judiciary committee field hearing next week in new york to look at crime. the bodega clerk wrongfully charged with murder after defending him self and a mother who lost her son to violence will be key witnesses. trace? >> trace: lauren blanchard live, thank you. let's bring in the author of the new book break the code of silence. criminal defense and trial attorney brian claypool. congratulations on the book. using this whole lawsuit, former president trump against michael

cohen is retaliatory. >> i think it was a big mistake for trump. two reasons, the optics for those who are in his favor after bragg invited him. his poll numbers went up. his donations went up. people were actually feeling sorry for him. now he filed this lawsuit. he gives the perception that he is retaliating and pulling against cohen. first of all, cohen is going to toss it out of court because the court does not have personal jurisdiction. he does not do business. he has no minimum contacts in florida. he will have to file in new york and that is where people don't like him and the last putback i want to make it is trump would have to sit for a deposition. he gets no immunity in a civil case. all his personal and business financial records are going to be subpoenaed. that could open up a can of

worms. krouma and his attempting to send a message to other potential witnesses were cooperating with prosecutors against him. i will take the former president was running scared. >> no. this no. this is what to do with ego. we know he has a little bit of an ego versus witness tampering. that is when you are threatening somebody and you are threatening to harm them or intimidate them. it is about trump saying, i'm coming after you because you like. i think he should have let that go. beat his indictment and go after the election. >> trace: and you have alvin bragg suing jim jordan. a progressive georgetown law professor says the following here. quoting this is bad. and i hope the court throws it out quickly. 's investigation is done about congressional committees have the right to do them things and running to the courts to try to get them to stop is more destructive than them hearings. i i mean, this really does look kind of petty on alvin bragg's

part. >> look, if jim jordan is allowed to start investigating a prosecutor, because it was politically motivated, that could break down our personal control system across the country because then prosecutors are going toe spending more time going in for depositions and going in for committee hearings rather than prosecuting and carrying out the laws. i think what should do this a little different. i think that bragg is going to win this because of an immunity as well. prosecutors have immunity on discretionary issues. >> trace: even the lawsuit. is not going to testify. >> right to he is going to get injected release. i think the best route for children is to join with the media and file under foia a records request to unsealed the grand jury proceedings. let's get those grand jury proceedings and see if bragg engaged in any nefarious conduct or for example the state of the

law to the grand jurors or gave false information. than trump can file a motion to throughout the charges against him and criminal court. >> trace: i want to know what the felony charge is. nobody has explained that to me yet. tell me the name of the book. >> ". the code of silence." >> trace: good luck. the crime around the. police are present 911 call from the mass shooting there on monday. and government killed five and wounded eight at the bank where he worked. one of the 911 call was was the shooter's mom. watch. >> my son had the gun here in louisville. >> main street? >> yes. i don't know what to do. i need your help. he never heard anyone. -- hurt anyone. >> you know what he is going to do that? >> i don't know. but -- i don't know where he

would have gotten the gun. road also calls for the shooter's coworkers inside the bank. disturbing new video from new york of a brutal murder in harlem in 2021-year-old suspect shot his victim and the head point-blank after the sprinkler he shot his victims again. the suspect was arrested and charged with murder and another murder. this past week. squatters in this florida home because $30,000 in damage and let landlord thinks it was done out of spite. quarters to the house once it went up for sale and sat there for 34 days before the landlords won their court case to get them kicked out. the problem was until that court ruling came down to the privacy laws prevented the landlords from doing pretty much anything about it. look. >> the squatters are living in the house and i have absolutely now right to go into this house because these squatters have the expectation of privacy even though the law knows that they

are squatters. i know that there squatters. and they know that they are squatters. scrum. >> trace: the attorney's fees alone cost $535,000. now she is giving them real estate investment. in los angeles, during a police chase of a attempted murder charge or suspect. the sense. put a parking -- the suspect put a puppy in a bag and threw it out. likely the puppy did not get heard. talk about breaking news. the mayor of san francisco is insisting that her city is safe despite the massive understaffing of police. a staggering number of high profile violent attacks and the mayor has of asking the federal government to step in to jonathan hunt is live with a close look at this story. good evening. >> jonathan: in a new interview with our fox affiliate, she double down on the argument that san francisco has a perception of crime problem rather than a reality of crime crisis.

blaming social media traditional media and the presence of cameras everywhere for giving the people the impression that san francisco is not safe. >> we know that there's a perception problem. we know that the internet and social media is here to stay. it is not going anywhere. and people are going to jump to conclusions. >> jonathan: , also arguing with what appeared to be established and obvious facts about the merger of the executive bob lee. ktve you folks to anchor gashi michaelian saying, he was stabbed to death. he pleaded for help. made a number one call that is yet to be released. and the anchor got this res response. >> some of the things that you just said are not entirely accurate. i think that is the problem with speculation when you talk about -- >> what in particular is inaccurate? what would you like to clarify? >> garcia, i want to be clear that i'm not going to talk specifically about this case and the specifics of the case until we are able to release the facts to the public.

>> jonathan: while insisting san francisco is not nearly as dangerous as many of its residents with think it is, breed did acknowledge the reality that she has asked for state and federal help. in particular to in particular to do with rampant drug issues in the city and near the end of the interview, the mayor finally admitted that "there are people who have legitimate concerns." as the saying goes, recognizing you have a problem after the first step in solving the problem. >> trace: jonathan katz thank you. >> it is sad because i think it is just san francisco has been a target for so long and used as an example because we are innovative. we are creative. we come up with out-of-the-box ideas and the number of other things to push forward. change in our communities. and i think that sadly communicate with the previous president, it was a target and now, you know, like, other people who have been targets in the past, i mean, it just really is unfortunate that people are using a social media platform to

redirect toward san francisco. >> trace: let's bring in the dean, pete peterson. it is great to have you on. you heard the mayor avoided the question. she was asked to listen to the crime is up and she was like, well, you know, it is a perception problem. here is what she wrote back in march. she wrote this just a couple of weeks ago. quoting here, the scale of the problem is beyond our local capacity. we need additional and ongoing support from the department of justice to arrest and prosecute drug dealers so residents, families, and workers feel safe in their neighborhoods and now she is like a crime? what crime in san francisco? this is -- i mean is a bad policy position to take. >> it is, and the mayor is sitting on people are calling the beginning of a doom loop where they work and they are seeing massive not like with air presidents we are seeing the also businesses file as well and we see a decline in tax revenues

and then support for public safety and other services goes down as well. >> trace: it is amazing because you have the city and that she is saying that she had the other -- other states where she was talk about bob lee, who was fatally stabbed and regardless, if somebody got the fax that he was fatally stabbed and for her to say, oh, you are kind of giving wrong facts here, that is also wrong. >> and whether perception is reality right now in san francisco, people are leaving. more people have left san francisco than any other metropolitan area in the united states. mayor breed has a real problem on her hands. >> in san francisco still the president of san francisco state university wrote a letter to students, last thursday, turning point usa hosted an event on campus that advocated for the exclusion of trans-people and athletes. the event was deeply traumatic for many in our lgbtq communities and it outraged many members of the san francisco state committee. first of all, it was not trans

people and athletics. it was trans people from participating in athletics in high school, grade school, and college and she is asserting that the people who assaulted. >> and what we are seeing look at stanford law is the realization of this left-wing mantra that speech because of violence. and once that gets accepted as a way of handling your culture than violence is that the only permissible reaction to speech. and again, we used to say sticks and stones may break your bones. but that has been kienan -- is completely inverted in their college campuses. >> trace: you are on college campuses all the time. is to be the home of robust debate. it was the hope of a robust debate. >> and if we are not able to actually have several conversations, speech equal violence, then all bets are off and we have to return to the place of civil discourse and disagreement. >> trace: you brought up the stanford case.

the d.e.i. dean at stanford university who literally came out in support of her students against the federal judge who was shut it down. now saying, she did not know her words were going to go national. >> she is fighting for her job. she has been put on leave and the video is out. she really did overstepped her bounds and essentially fostered this environment of those with the lack of tolerance for free speech. >> trace: had and now my words were going to go around the world, i would have spoken to fully. it is great to have you on. thank you. china. china branches of rhetoric against taiwan, our next guest has spoken out about why the u.s. taiwan relationship is so important. in his freedom will join us live next. and later, he debate has stirred this week on social media. 19-year-old actress millie bobby brown and her 20-year-old fianée announced their engagement. some city it is too young. what say you? let us know on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. weigh in. we will show you the results and

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as china continues to flex its muscle and escalate its rhetoric against taiwan, our next guest says u.s. support for taiwan is essential. let's bring in former nba player in his freedom. i want to get their take a little bit. because all this pressure and thought about the fact that we are getting closer and closer to a potential invasion from china to taiwan. what you think about it and what you think america's stance should be? >> differential between taiwan and america people has never been stronger and better. and i have been following the news lately and janet is getting ready to god for bid attack or -- but i think we got to do whatever we can to -- the people of taiwan because it is a free country and could american ally. we got to do whatever we can to help them and i was following

the meeting between speaker mccarthy and the president of taiwan and it was amazing. it sends a clear message to the ccp that make up taiwan's back no matter what. you know? so that meeting was definitely really important for the whole world to hear about our assistance. wrote you have said, you got to bump heads with the nba seeing the nba was in the tank for china. you said this to folks digital talking about the game after a plate and you were wearing put his shoes and you said quoting they called me after the king county and be players association saying you are live. he like to us. i said i did not like to a.i. cannot wear free to bet shoes. a just war free uyghur shoes and ktnv spokesman today said this to folks digital. we have always supported and will continue to support every member of the nba family including enes freedom expressing their personal views on social and political issues.

so which is it? your thoughts? >> i cannot believe they are still people to coastline to people's facebook i'm in shock. two years ago, when they were in america and there was the first organization that one out there and said, we are bigger than basketball. we are more than happy -- athletes. we care about social justice. but two years later when i spoke out about china, my team, the boston celtics, it was the first thing that said, stop talking about it. you know? i started wearing the shoes that talks about human divorce -- abuses. it is a human rights issue. it does not matter whoever you are. you have to care about this human rights issue. not nba because the mb have dollars those billions of dollars and last year more people watch -- and they do not want to lose that market.

and be spokesperson adam silver, you know, the owners are lying and they are selling this emmett hanna to an evil empire -- americana to an evil empire. >> jonathan: china's government restricts the expression. engage in ginna side -- gen genocide. engaging in forced disappearances and torture. 15 seconds. wrap this up. >> you know, we have to take a strong stance. we are all worried about the china's spiral but look at tiktok. mansor people in america have this spy app on their phone. we got to do whatever we can to stance r -- stand strong against this dictatorship. >> trace: enes freedom, great to

have you on. thank you. the biden administration is now in damage control mode again after the leak of classified documents from the pentagon and intercommunity. document outlines how many u.s. troops are in ukraine right now. the number by the way is 14. the white house as they are mostly to provide vip security at the embassy. >> there is a small u.s. military presence at the embassy in conjunction with the defense office to help us work on accountability of the material that is going in and out of ukraine. >> trace: so far, no comment from the pentagon on the leak itself tonight. following reporting from the washington post that the alleged source worked on a military base. the outfit released video of an interview with a person who says they are a friend of the leaker. here it is. >> he is not a russian oper operative. i will go as far to say he is not even on the east side of the world. and any claims that he is a russian operative or pro-russian

is categorically false. he is not interested in helping any foreign agencies with their attack on the u.s. or the country. >> trace: raking information on that story as it comes in. rowdy gaines is being slammed as hateful after she was attacked following a speech promoting women in sports. caitlyn jenner join us live onset with that story next. first, tiny tornado in the center of this metropolis and an airport [indistinct] of america's greatest generation the days best viral videos next. ? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new wipers to protect our new glass.

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on saturday. and you come for it all. >> you cover it all. thank you to a world war ii veteran. my father was a world war ii veteran. fifth ranger battalion and landed in omaha beach. they truly were the greatest generation. >> trace: my father was a world war ii veteran as well. your group, furnace first, the plan, the mantra is this, quoting our plan is simple. we will protect our children by rejecting radical gender ideology in our schools and in youth sports from the top of the pilot to the bottoms. that is exactly what riley gaines is going for here is that, biological boys should not be allowed to compete against girls in youth athletics. >> i have been pretty consistent on this issue. we have been talking for about two years now. lia thomas, i have been very consistent on this and we are winning some battles. we won fina which is the international organization for

swimming. basically they said no more trans athletes and backed it up with sebastian, the head of world athletics but he banned. and these are good things. i have been working really hard on it. we're making progress and who comes along? joe biden. trace, has joe biden been on the right side of any issue in 50 years in politics? can you think of any? >> trace: send, the whole concept here is that you look at the polls and 85% of americans says this is not fair for biological males. riley gaines was assaulted last week at san francisco state university. the president of the student government said, the presence of police was both excessive and uncalled for. i condemn and stand against the hateful rhetoric and promotion of violence spread by tp usa turning point usa and riley gaines.

going after riley gaines in turning point after she was assaulted. >> she did not do anything wrong. she was there telling the students what it was like to have to compete against a trans woman and that is what it was all about and then she was a call it the radical rainbow mafia. okay? they are far left wing really like domestic terrorists. and they just came after her after it was over with. assaulted her, hit her screaming trans women are real women and on and on and on and just assaulted her and for trans people, that is the worst thing that could happen. trace, i know so many 20 people who are just wonderful human beings. with people. they blend into society and you don't even know they are trans and they are great citizens. and -- but then this radical side, this rain bills mafia that we have just destroys it for

everybody and i was glad she was okay. and i think what they are now afraid of, under the student union, came after her today. said, i think they are afraid because i love athletes. after it was over with. riley is going, i'm coming after them. they are not going to get me and she was very careful with that. that was a good thing. but fairness first. that is what we are going. i mean, where to make a difference. and i want to unleash two things. i want to make sports fear for women and parental rights. they are teaching this radical gender ideology. we have to protect our kids from that. parents are in control, not school and that is what fairness first is all about. we want to money and unleash the most powerful group out there and that is parents. i mean, parents will -- >> trace: golf swing. beating the daylights out of

everyone other golf course. >> we want to give them the opportunity. >> trace: thank you for coming in. we very much appreciate it. new york city mayor eric adams followed through on a promise to a point a ranseur with the big apple's rodent issues. molly line reports. >> reporter: rats of new york city beware. >> many of us live in communities where bratz. they run the city. we hate those damn rats. >> reporter: a former elementary school teacher who studied biology and urban sustai sustainability. most recently spearheaded the department of education's rat mitigation efforts and vows that rodents will find no safe haven. >> rats and the conditions that support their thriving will longer be tolerated in new york city. number 30 curbs on marriage spaces or brazen borrowing. there's a new sheriff in town.

>> reporter: as the director of rodent mitigation planning to cut off the food, water, and shelter rats have learned to survive. she will lead a massive interagency effort across the city's five boroughs including harlem win $2.5 million investment instead of just the neighborhood's rat problem. >> rats are a quality-of-life issue. they are a play our city for generations and they are synonymous with chaos uncleanliness and disorder. >> reporter: they aim to end the rest of east, knowing every antigravity initiative starts with ensuring that food waste gets into bins and rats cannot. >> trace: thank you. commit, debate over the so called right time to get married. there's still time for you to weigh in on twitter and instagram and trace gallagher. the right time to get married. the nightcap crew is next. for people who are a little intense about hydration.

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. lauren blanchard. how young is too young to get married? after news of "stranger things" actress engagement spread, fans question if the 19 and

20-year-old couple maybe too young to get married. they released an article target -- tell if you are dissing millie bobby brown for getting engaged at 19, you may be the problem. is 19 too young to get married? i love that bon jovi, kevin corke is involved. i think of the song, time and worth -- and you think, that happened when a baseball. on his girlfriend pregnant. i'm not saying they are going to be working in a diner and other docs. but i would say 19 is too young. your thoughts? >> i love your musical knowledge. we should have do a whole nightcap on great music. i am -- are on board with the federalists. i think it is a fine. and i think it is great. i think people are afraid of divorce. i think if you are in love and you are 19 or 20 good for you. >> trace: your thoughts? >> would i be delighted if any of my kids, -- wanted to get

married at 19? no. would i stop them? probably not is it right -- my right to tell anyone who wants to get married that they, no. do what you want to, millie bobby brown and whoever that guy is. >> trace: the oh -- whole thing i'm worried about is i'm worried about education in the future. i would be concerned for my daughters because you lose anything you're going to lose college education and you know, kevin king to your point it is funny because you look at the poll here. is 19 too young? yes. 46% but instagram yes. 54%. so is exactly split. lauren blanchard, your thoughts on 19 and 20 euros getting married? >> i think it is a little young but i would also say it is ever really -- if it is a wrong time or if there are right time. it is usually not the timing. it is the person. and i will tell you i will share some advice that believe it or not mitt romney gave me about 10 years ago i was working on issues with him. he was talking about marriage and he said, it is the most

important decision you will ever make in your life. so make it well and that is all i can say to millie. make this decision will. >> trace: good advice. it depends on the individual. i think there are 30 euros that should not be married. i got married at 18. they said it will not last. that was 53 years ago and i'm still debating if i'm going to stay. love it. thank you all. thank you for watching america's great news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher. see you back here tomorrow. at the mall, but he wasn't game pleasedthey'r with boosting fairbreeze, a ballet studio ine sinesses arn firm and homemade barbecueg sauce there called small businesses. but to the people who buil yodul them, there's nothing small about them. business, you'll save more than a thousand bucks versuse th verizon. and with pricelock guaranteed, you'lle sa is e never raise e

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