miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. >> out of time. thank you, liz. jamie, johnny, kat. studio audience, fox news at nine with dreamy trace gallagher is next i'm greg gutfeld. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to america's late news, a fox news at night. i'm jonathan hunt in los angeles in for trace gallagher. and breaking tonight, progressive crime policies put in the spotlight at a house judiciary committee field hearing. house republicans taking aim at manhattan district attorney alvin bragg who critics say has prioritized his crusade against former president donald trump over the public safety of his own residents. the white house correspondent kevin cork has the dramatic testimony. good evening, kevin. >> evening, jonathan.

a fiery field hearing taking place just a block away from progress da alvin bragg's office with absolutely harrowing testimony from new york city crime victims and their families. victims like joseph borgen a jewish man who was brazenly beaten by four men in broaddaylight. his attackers were only give an six-month plea deal. >> he only punched my son once. . >> perhaps some of the most dramatic moments came when madeline whose son was brutally stabbed to death nine times for significantly lowering the charges against two of her son's alleged attackers. >> i was totally disrespected. me, my family, my grand children, we were treated like

garbage. like garbage. >> while republicans say the hearing was intended to highlight just how progressive policies are making america less safe, democrats dismissed it as political payback for bragg's indictment of former president donald trump. they insist the big apple is indeed safe. >> the chairman says this hearing is about violent crime in manhattan but new york remains one of the safest big cities in america. >> mean while, the legal fireworks between jim jordan and bragg continues. court in fact will hear bragg's case to try to stop jouren from getting testimony in his probe of how bragg's office has handled the indictment of former president trump. that all goes down on wednesday. jonathan. >> en kevin, thank you very much.er and lawlessless rained in part of chicago and los angeles this weekend as mobs of young people destroy property, looted, and generally terrorized

folks who had the misfortune to be anywhere near these flash mob style crimes. correspondent jeff paul has that story this evening. good to see you jeff. >> good to see you jonathan. we will begin with chicago where for three nights in a row hundreds of teenagers flooded the city's streets downtown. this was millennium park on saturday. witnesses describe absolute chaos as a mob-like group of mostly teenagers and younger people stormed the streets smashing car windows and even attacking one driver. the two teens were also hospitalized after being shot. it took hundreds of police officers where the help of swat teams to go eventually get things under control. >> it's bad parenting. our kids should not be out here. where are their parents at? >> mayor elect brandon johnson says he doesn't condone the activity but in a statement adsed, quote, it is not construct f to demonize youth

who have otherwise been starved of opportunities in their own communities. hear's how outgoing mayor laurie lightfoot responded when asked about the quote, mayhem. >> came downtown, whether an opportunity enjoy the city. that's absolutely entire entirely -- there are a few that came with different intentions and they have and they will be dealt with. i'm not going to use your language which i think is wrong to say it was mayhem. >> while all of that was happening in chicago, look at this video coming out of the los angeles area. late saturday night authority earths say a large large group of people blocked off an intersection for one of those street takeovers this time in compton. you can see their attention between this arco gas station, thousands of stuff was stolen while one lone clerk hid in the bathroom for safety. vern far, no i rests, but we're told

there were six similar incidents in the los angeles area just like that video you saw there. >> thirty nine hear them saying it's not safe for them to go if to thesekine of situations. >> they're outnumbered. >> thank you, jeff. let's take a deeper dive ina tonight's crime stories with former fbi special agent nichole parker. first of all, you, as an fbi agent, have experience on the causes and effects of violent crime. this kind of violence that we're seeing in so many cities across the united states, what does that do to the psyche of people who live in those cities? >> it's a really important topic right now. i'm a former fbi special agent and where focused on violent crime. we talked about these hearings that took place 9 york city. i'm also a former resident of new york city. i can you that i recently visited new york city and it has changed.

people are saying in these hearings on one side of the fence that there is no increase in crime. those statistics don't show that. i can tell you that residents f new york city do not feel safe in new york. the perception of crime is just as important as the crime itself. if people do not feel safe to leave their homes, that is not okay. it's not good for people to not feel safe where they live. the came needs to be addressed. >> you mentioned the hearing that took place today, some people it scribing it as political theater. republicans who hell that hearing obviously saying it was very necessary and very important. let's just listen to that exchange of ideas. here they are. >> the scales of justice are weighed down by politics. for the district attorney justice isn't blind. it's about looking for opportunities to advance a political agenda. a radical political agenda. >> i want to thank all the witnesses including the victims

of crime. i fear that you are being used for political purpose despite your sincerity. >> nichole, there were real victims of crime there who gave very emotional testimony. any evidence of what zoe lofgren was saying that this is political theater and everybody's playing games with those victims? >> you know, that's highly insulting to these victims of vie lent crime f. i've worked with silent crime victims throughout my fbi career. i always took a victim-centered approach. law enforcement and prosecutors, you are being paid by the taxpayer dollars of the citizens you serve. it is your obligation to protect citizens and protect them from dangerous situations. if they do not feel safe it your job to protect them. lenient policies, you know, the cash reforms, things of that nature, the progressive policies are not good for the cities.

we're seeing it nationwide and there are droves of people leaving these cities and heading to more law enforcement friendly states. it's important that law enforcement is backed up and supported when you are defunding the police that is nut a good thing for your city. we need law enforcement there. we need law and order, we need respect. people need to know if you commit crimes you will be held accountable. there is a consequence and that's very, very important. >> what is the simple answer here? is it just more police officers on the streets, or does it go a lot deeper than that? >> you know, it's not just more law enforcement on the streets. you need leadership and mayors and your elected officials to support law enforcement that allow them to do their jobs. if they're not, you know, being able to enforce the laws it's not that helpful. unfortunately with the disrespect for law enforcement, many people are leaving law enforcement in droves. it's a dangerous job. you're putting your life at risk every

single day. you need to know that you're supported by your local mayor, your legislatures that you can do your job, and that you can be safe. law enforcement is being attacked on a daily basis now and that just can't happen in this country. we need law and order. >> okay. nichole parker, we thank you for your service as a former fbi special agent and we're obviously grateful for everybody who works in law enforcement. nichole, thank you very much. >> mean time, defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered a revow of who has access to classified information, that in the wake of last week's arrest of 21 year old air national guardsman jack teixeira and investigators are looking into the recently honorably discharged navy aviation technician named sarah bills who had a top secret security clearance and allegedly shared four of the classified documents photographed by teixeira through a pro-russia

social media platform she set up while on active duty. the fbi mean time has arrested two men en new york city on charges they helped establish a secret police outpost there on behalf of the chinese government. jack reporting. >> lou and both u.s. citizens were arrested this morning. the announcement is 1 of three federal complaint that the justice department is calling a significant national security matter. return cording to authorities an entire floor of this office building right here housed the undeclared chinese police operation until just a few months ago. >> it is our belief that the ultimate purpose of this illegal police station was not to protect and serve, but rather silence, harass, and threaten individuals here in the united states. particularly, those expressing

views contrary to the chinese government. >> the defendants deleted communication threads when they learn of the fbi investigation, but we know of at least one assignment that had them tracking a pro-democracy u.s. resident of chinese descent in california. charges against t 34 officers of chinaa's national police for creating who u.s. officials described as an internet troll farm. thousands of fake on-line accounts which they used to harass and threaten dissidents around the world. the doj sending a clear message tonight. >> today's charge is in a crystal clear response to the prc that we are on to you. we know what you're doing. and we will stop it from happening in the united states of america. >> now, in the third complaint, jonathan, 10 more people were charged for win heinzing u.s. telecommunications company in order to target chinese

activists peacefully expressing pro-democracy ideas here in the united states. >> jackie, thank you. let's get some expert insight into this disturbing story that has major implications obviously for our national security. from the author of the great u.s. china tech, chang gordon. great to have you hear on set. thank you for being here. this idea that there's this chinese police station for want of a better phrase here spying on dissidents and spying on goodness knows who else, how disturbing is that for us as americans? >> it has to be extremely disturbing, jonathan, because it shows china's utter disrespect for the united states. this is a clear violation of u.s. sovereignty. it's not just illegal. it is. you face. this has been going some time. the thing here is why would the chinese think could get away with doing that? for a decade at least, chinese ministry of state security aegean have been operating on

american soil, american presidents have known about it -- >> american presidents going back decades have known about this? >> i think going back to at listo balma. so we seen china going we can get away this, why don't just open p a police station. >> what should we be doing? >> the prosecutions against those two and the sometimes and the rest that's certainly what we should do. we have to go against all the chinese aegean and chinese consular agents. we have allowed consulates to engage in activities that are inconsistent with their presence in the u.s. we me to it up this. it happens at all four of chinaa's cons all thes here. >> i want to talk as well about taiwan. the are great concerns about the against action that china is taking towards taiwan and just how aggressive they might become. chairman mike mccall visited

taiwan recently as you know very well. let's just listen to him talking about what he thinks the biden administration is or is put doing. >> i see no deterrence coming from this administration and as you know, going back to chamberlain and hit hitler, weakness ingates aggression and war. i want peace. we'll lean achieve that if we get the weapons in. the key here is president che, chairman che has to calculate the price will be too high to invade and therefore will be deterred from that outbrags. >> comparison there of the appeasement of chamberlain with hitler. is that going too far? >> i wouldn't but it that way, jonathan, but clearly biden is not deterring ping, and that is the essential issue that mccall is raising. president biden in response to reporters questions four times said that he would defend taiwan

mill turley. but all four times his subordinates walked back his comments. that showed disarray in the biden administration. the chinese certainly notice that. i think deterrence has been further eroded. >> china, as you have always said to me and anybody else who listens to your wisdom, plays the long game. how long, though, before they take real action, do you believe, against taiwan, and we're drawn into some sort of major conflict? >> the one thing we know, jonathan, is that china is preparing for war very fast so it could happen at any time. the thing that i worry about is nut that ping wakes up one morning and says we're invading taiwan or some other neighbor. what i worry about those dangerous chinese intercepts in the global camyns. an accident is bound to happen. american service men and women are bound to be injured or kill and then you have that spiral downward that starts history's next big conflict. chinese actions are more and

more belligerent in the global skies. >> it's always very a very dangerous game you play with these accidents waiting to happen. gordon, wonderful to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you, jonathan. >> the u.s. ambassador to russia has visit with the wall street journal reporter charged with espionage. lynn trace says evan is in good health and remains strong, even as he is being held in a moscow prison notorious for harsh conditions. russia's deputy foreign minister said last week that evan might be part of a prisoner exchange, but only after a trial. >> the showdown over the u.s. debt ceiling and the possibility of a national default looming large tonight with republicans promising to roll out their plan tuesday that the biden administration says it requires before beginning negotiations. let's bring in tonight's panel. democratic strategist, kevin

whirling and california gop chair woman jessica milan, patterson. great to have you both here. let me start with you, jessica. we're getting this plan, democrats say it's a pointless plan, it's a no good plan, they say it's a lot worse things than that. about time we got it. have been going to be any good? >> i think what the disappointing part about all this is is that we've gone 75 days where the president has been mia when it comes to negotiations. you can't talk about where you want to be if you can't talk about where you're at. the fact that we have seen president engage on these negotiations has been pretty disappointing. that's what they voted for in 2022. >> we had kevin mccarthy on with hannity tonight. here's what he said about the negotiations and then i'll get you to respond, kevin. here's kevin mccarthy. >> he told me in a prayer practice he's going to negotiate with me. he doesn't want to talk about the debt ceiling.

>> kevin? he is not negotiating and he doesn't want to talk. >> we don't known where the republicans stand to your point just now. we are four months into the gop majority in congress and we still don't have their budget that was promised weeks ago by kevin mccarthy and his lee leadership team. you're starting to see these fissures where they're already attacking each either in the press. i think what you're seeing is chaos on the republican side and you see a fairly united democratic party with the president's budget that he's put out and the idea that we shouldn't negotiate on the debt feeling in the full faith and credit on the united states. something was passed 3 times near unanimously under donald trump. >> talking of fissures, as it were, in the republican party, we're approaching, we assume, the florida governor ron de santis that he's going to run for the republican nomination for the presidency. front our this ad recently. take a law and ordering at this. >> we're not going to mess with

social security as republicans. >> what did trump say? >> at some point we will take a look t that. >> fight democrats fought lie about governor de santis. what happened to donald trump? >> destudents go -- de santis go going directly for the former president. >> welcome to the thunder dome. this is going to be an absolute all out fight for this num nation. we have an embarrassment of riches. we have the president, president trump, who is already in the race who has proven himself as leader after the last two and a half years we've seen under joe biden, people are longing for those days. we have someone like ron de santis who has been an amazing executive and has done phenomenal job in florida. global leaders like ambassador nikki haley, senator scott who has been a trailblazer with his ideas in the senate. we're excited about the candidates that we get to choose from while democrats are stuck

with a guy whose approval ratings are below 44%. >> talking of that guy, this was written recently, kevin mccarthyen. if mr. obama had soring oratory and mr. trump had concert-like rallies, mr. biden's advise advisers feel like his strength is his governing ability and confidence. spending time on the campaign trail with his unscripted moments introduces the risks of age-related miss, that from a new york times op ed. are democrats terrified of putting president biden on the campaign trail? >> that's what makes the american people so beloved with the president in terms of him speaking off the cuff. he just came back from a successful tire tour in ireland where he spoke off the cuff in some inspence substances. frank chair woman's point i'm happy to stand back and let de santis hit trump on guns which we saw and

trump hit governor de santis on social security cuts. they're doing our work for us putting millions of dollars attacking each other this early in the race. >> do you think the american people want to see biden-trump 2.0? >> i think that we're really early in the process. when we go through these primaries a year out it's hard to tell who's going to be the nominee. i think certainly we have some early polls but things could change a lot between now and nex year. >> do we want biden-trump 2.0 as a race or is it time for a new generation? >> i support the president, i was a surrogate last time and hope i'll be the surrogate this time. i think he's going to take the fight to whichever republican wins the primary. >> you are a very effective surrogate given that he won. jessica, kevin, thank you very much for being here. >> coming up budweiser's new pro-america ad sets twitter a-blaze after the company suffered some consumer backlash as we know for partnering with

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>> first up in tonight's real news roundup, wu wiser has released new patriotic ad featuring the iconic clydesdale horses. they're shown passing by some of america's famous landmarks like the link memorial and the new york city skyline as as well as small towns and farmland while the ad says this is a story bigger than beer, this is the story of the american spirit.

the beer company is still facing some back lags over its partnership with transgender inflew hencer, dylan mulvaney. with bars in several states reporting a decline in both budweiser and bud lite. monday marked the return of two u.s. senators to capitol hill. pennsylvania senator john fetterman who had been hospitalized for clinical depression reported to work in his signature sweatshirt and short. mitch mccanal returned to the sent floor after falling and injuring his head in a washington hotel last month. the senate minority leader who also fractured a rib in the fall thank his colleagues for their well-wishes and joked about the incident. >> suffice it to say, this wasn't the first time that being hard-headed has served me very well. >> and the spacex launch scheduled for earlier today has been postponed. the company's star ship space

craft was due for its first test flight but according to spacex ceo elon musk a pressure valve was frozen so the launch scrubbed. spacex will attempt to launch again on thursday. >> tonight we're folk using on the impact of the em-opioid crisis heroin the west coast with san francisco and seattle among the major cities in the grip of this american epidemic. correspondent dan springer takes a closer look tonight from seattle. >> a recent fentonen awl overdose on the streets of seattle expo another life lost to an epidemic that is now killing far more americans than covid. seattle is averaging more than 25 drug overdose deaths a week, a 30% increase over last year which set a record. san francisco is even worse. it's had 1,000 more overdose deaths and covid fatalities in the three years since the corrin virus pandemic hit.

it's all driven by fentanyl. >> it's just unprecedented in terms of the nature of the drug. it is so strong, so cheap, so addict b, and so lethal. >> the cdc's numbers only go through 2021, but the trend is clear. overdose deaths over 500% higher than two decadeses ago. since 2015 when the drug cartels wrapped up trafficking the synthetic opioid fentonen awl into the u.s., the death toll has exploded. >> we have a much more permissive attitude in our culture today that says drug use is acceptable and if you look at what we've done with cannabis, to legalize it, that step in that direction. >> oregon has gone the furthest, decriminalizing simple possession of all drugs including fentanyl. among the results, open air drug markets in portland and a death toll rising dramatically. the government's response has focused mainly on harm reduction. there are no vending machines in seattle where anyone can get naloxone to treat someone who's overdosed and fentanyl test

strips for free. law enforcement has large le been absent. >> there have to be consequences for their action, consequence-free use of controlled substances will lead naturally to these kinds of deaths and public safety issues. >> unlike during the first years of covid when government threw just about everything at trying to bend the curve, it seems powerless to address the fentonen awl crisis, whether it's blocking the supply or shrinking the demand that's not getting done, the death toll just continues to rise. jonathan? >> dan, thank you very much indeed. now, first up in tonight's crime roundup, four young people were killed and at least 32 injured when shooting broke out at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama saturday. flown word yet on who shot into the crowd or why. 1 of the dead include the older brother of the birthday girl. >> in missouri a black teen abler was shot by a white home owner when he showed up at the wrong house. 16 year old ralph yarl was trying to pick up his younger

siblings from a friend's house bust mistook northeast 115th terrace for northeast 115th street where 18 year owes leicester is accused of shooting the teen on his door step through a glass door. yarl is now out of the hospital where leicester was charged with assault and could face life in prison if convicted. he told police he thought someone was breaking in. his prosecutor, zachary thompson. >> was there racial component to this case? >> as a prosecutor i can tell you there was a racial component to the case. >> thompson did note, however, the pawal cause statement contains -- probable cause statement contains no indication of a racial element. in new mexico, police responded to a domestic violence home showed up at the wrong house. just seconds after they figured that out, the home owner answered, gun in hand, with

tragic results. >> is that 43rd or 5308? >> this is not 53 year 8? that's what it says right there. >> it says 5205, doesn't it? hey. >> head's up. (gun shots). >> the home owner was killed when his wife came to the door and saw her husband, she also opened fire on officers, not knowing who they were. neither she nor the officers got hurt. in a third case of mistaken address, a young woman was killed when she and her friends pulled into the wrong driveway in new york as they looked for a friend's house in rural area. this homeowner shot at them as they turned around and tried to leave. the homeowner now faces a second degree murder charge. >> this pizza delivery match was in the right place at the right time as aa suspect fleeing police happened to run right by him. he stuck out a foot and set the

man flying. the homeowner who ordered the pizza shared the footage with local news and police thanked the pita man for the assist. anded if he's ever interested in a job, they're hiring. >> even behind bars, disgrace south carolina attorney and convicted murderer alex murdock continues making head lines. senior correspondent laura ingle has the details on what he says are untenable prison conditions and some unexpected attention he's receiving. >> alec murdock who was found guilt y of killing his wife maggie and 22 year ole son pull t their family's hunt hunting estate in 20 twenty one done says he needs more time to fight another crime he's accused of, stealing millions from the family of his late housekeeper gloria satterfield in an insurance fraud case. it is just one of dozens of financial crimes murdock has been accused of which he still must answer to while serving out his double life sentence in

protective custody t a south carolina maximum security prison. murdock's attorneys wrote that restrictive prison conditions have created logistical complications delaying his ability to fully participate in this litigation. a u.s. district judge granted the request giving murdock until may 1 to respond. >> in 2018 the murdock family says satterfield tripped and fell at the murdock hunting estate. attorney eric bland who represents the satterfeel family reacted to murdock's request telling fox first don't get convicted of double murder and then maybe you'll have an easier time defending lawsuits that are brought against you. second, the rules of prison such as accessibility to computers and communication devices are different than rules of a free society, as they should be. >> mean while, alec murdock is reportedly getting love letters while behind bars. according to fit news which obtained the messages through a

public ors request says that murdock has received many written offers of friendship from smitten strangers, one who wrote i think i love you, and another who told him i am unable to get you of a my mind. murdock's lawyer says his client has not responded to any of them. jonathan. >> laura ingle, thank you very much. ai generated cover songs are going viral. have you heard any of them? why our next guest says artificial intelligence could be a nightmare for the music industry. first, a good samaritan is praised by local police for risking his own safety to save two teenage girls. and a sad goodbye to an iconic show that brought thousands to new york city. the day's best viral videos,k... mesut. fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service.

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this video captures the leading between miles 20 and 21. would go on to win the race for the second year in a row. a wisconsin sheriff's office is singing the praises of a good samaritan who used a fire ec ting wer from his own vehicle to douse a burning car that had just crashed by the police arrived he was already at work. thank to him and the responding officer the two teenage girls who were in the vehicle got out with only minor injuries. a north carolina man got a big surprise. i love this video. black bear casually walked past his lounge chair. you can see him grabbing the nearest thing to defend himself which happened to be a big pillow. the bear seemed as surprise as him they ended up staring at each other before the bear ran away. and finally, a bittersweet moment after 35 years on broadway the phantom of the opera has had its final curtain

call. the last show on sunday was by invitation only. the audience included previous cast members and other artists, all there to say goodbye to a production that impacted their lives obviously and the lives of countless others. it stands as one of the longest running shows on broadway and a great show it was. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up at fox news night on social media. >> on the cultural participant tonight, the rise of artificial intelligence has sparked vigorous debate about the safety and morality of the new technology. and its usage is already creating a new nightmare for the music industry. it's talk about that pant -- let's talk about that part of the big picture with a former major label executive strat america's managing director seth. great to have you here. before we talk about the actual implications of the music

industry, i just want to listen to elon musk who talking to tucker tonight, because everybody important talks to tucker rather than me. elon musk was talking about the threat of civilization to ai here's elon. >> it has the potential of civilizational destruction. yn think we should be cautious with ai and i think there should be some government oversight because it affects the, it's a danger to the public. >> what it's going to do to the music industry is not exactly on the level of civilizational destruction. but it's scary for the music industry we're already getting these ai generated fakes. >> it is a little out of control because these chat technologies with the chat gpt or generative ai can actually just scrub the data that out there, whether it's out in publics, or sites or sitting in streaming services and do loads of different

mix-ups and mashups. these are certainly not the track. they've been all over the news a drake and rihanna cover or beyonce that are being generated by these technologies. i think you'll have to see a licensing or business model put in place so that it's not a complete disorderly dystopian environment. >> the difficulties with this, it said these tracks are the latest examples of a divisive trend sweeping through the music industry, polarizing fans, artists, and lord labels in its wake, record labels sending mixed messages. on the one hand universal music group demanding clamp down or rivals giving ai tools that can generate melodies and instrumental. >> those two things were not really mutually exclusive. the labels have an inters in building an eke a system. there are tons of good things

that ai can do, by helping the song writer, bots, things can be automated, the listening experience, all of these things can be improvinged by ai. i thinks stuff with the distribution of mix-ups and mashups is for sure disruptive and i think the labels want to protect artists and that very legitimate. i don't think anyone questions that. right now with these new tracks being out there, and just burning up everything, they're figuring out a way to clamp down ton a little bit. >> and in 20 seconds, seth, ai can do a lot of things. i don't think it can sell out sofi stadium like taylor swift can. >> and i also don't think it has the same kind of connection the way you see her and her fans or other artists. there's something along those lines that i think these robotic technologies actually can't copy basically. >> and thank goodness. thank goodness they can't copy the human emotion of my daughter in the front row with harry styles screaming like the 13 year ole girl she is. it's good news for all of us.

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>> we are back with the night cap crew, kevin, jaggy, jeff, and zach. tonight's topic, snuggling your pets. a new survey revealed that six in ten people would rather snuggle up with their pet than their partner. does your pup or cat or turtle sleep in bed with you and do your find yourself going to your pet for snuggles instead of your partner? i am told, jackie, that you is or at least had a pet caterpillar. did you ever snuggle it and is that why it is no more? >> um, i did not snuggle it. we have six kids at home we're trying to keep alive and fed so my boyfriend won't let us get an animal so i circumvented the rules and got a caterpillar. it lived for two weeks straight and there it is. that thing ate. it ate a lot of our food too. but foe, i didn't gate chance. it is no more. >> kevin, i understand you hate

animals so you don't have a pet. >> no. that's not true. yn promised last year that this year i was going to gate dog. i grew up with a dog, her name was lady she was a german shepherd, i don't have a picture and no, dogs are not allowed in my bed or mine furniture. >> wow. orb kay. you are in the minority because according to our polls, twitter do you sleep with your pet in bed? 57% of people on twitter say yes >> wow. >> on instagram 72% say yes they sleep with their pet. jeff paul, you have the cutest dog in the world, bruce. >> bruce. >> not as cute as my dog. do you have a picture of bruce? >> i hope so. >> do you sleep with bruce? clearly you do. >> yes. >> he doesn't smell as good as stephanie, but he's definitely a little happier in the morning than she is. >> that is so cute. seth, you have a dog? shine got two.

>> and? >> one get to lay down at the far end of the bed. i can't speak to snuggle him but we do let him in the bed. the other is too big. there's oliver. >> oliver. that's a good name. you look good too. >> there you go. >> you look good on the beach, seth. california works for you. okay, where's my dog? >> can we see callie? >> come on. and that's the whole family. so i get to snuggle with all of them and how could i possibly ever choose? all three of them snuggling is absolute heaven. that all i can say. now we got some good answers on our polls, et cetera. le anne says i live in anen old farm house. i do sleep with my pets because they protect me from spiders. they alert me when they see a bug and catch them. robin says absolutely choosing the pet, always so loving and great kisses. >> ew. >> and linda says it's a toss up they both snore. i'm assuming linda -- does bruce

snore? >> bruce snores, stephanie does not. >> you have to say that but i bet you do. all right. >> oliver definitely snores. >> and the caterpillar we're going to assume, jaggy, never snored. great to have you all here, jackie, kevin, jeff, seth, thank you very much. thank you for watching america'. late news at night. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly safe , likely pat cipollone place. yeah, that want to have it download bingo and get excited with bingo for a special event. power and challenging its three when planning for retirement. i talk to my financial nizer

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