>> greg: who we are out of time. [speaking gibberish] >> trace: welcome to america's lateness. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight. the pentagon's top commanders in the indo pacific is warning congress that when it comes to china, time is just about up. and it comes as leaked documents reveal china could target u.s. warships and military bases near taiwan with a spy drone that goes three times the speed of sound. jeff paul is live with more. good evening. >> reporter: those comments were made by the top u.s. commander

in the pacific as he reasoned with lawmakers for billions in more funding for their budget. one of his driving forces and concerns could prevent china from invading taiwan. >> we must act with a greater sense of urgency. we don't have the luxury of t time. we must act now to preserve this free and open indo pacific. >> reporter: he put it plainly there is more to do when it comes to china especially as we learn more about china's plans from recently leaked classified documents. the supersonic spy drone is not only credibly fast but it operates at high altitudes. it would help turn up with mapping and strategy planning and possibly future strikes. at the same time, u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen voiced her concerns when it comes to china. the john hopkins school of advanced international studies, she made it clear national security and defending human rights are the chief objectives even if it comes at an economic

cost. she also said the biden administration is now considering restricting some u.s. investments in the sensitive technologies in china. >> let me be clear, these national security actions are not designed for us to gain a competitive economic advantage or to stifle china's economic modernization. >> reporter: yellin did emphasize it is also a priority to have a fair and heavy economic relationship with china and the u.s. needs to work with china to help solve any global problems. >> trace: a potential reprieve for thousands of americans and busy personal incident who have been locked out of the capital of cartoon in a conflict. as of 6:00 a.m., about three minutes ago, a 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire was

scheduled to take effect. no word yet if this candy was arrangement will allow u.s. marines into flight into the area. we will let you know as news comes out. new video released by the pentagon shown during a senate hearing ufos is raising alarm bears. it is a fascinating clip from last year of an orb flying at a fast pace over an active conflict zone in the middle east. some of the ufo expert jeremy corbell says creates "the probability of unintended crossfire. more importantly nobody knows exactly what it is. let's bring in the author of the new book, u.s. marine veteran chad. great to see you as always. i want to go back to what jeff was talking about because the big take away from these word games, chat, is that the united states has to arm taiwan to the

teeth now because once china invades, there will be no possibility of resupplying. is that a fair assessment in your what a? >> you, i think. i mean, the more we set our hands with this, the more emboldened china will be. you just look back at last 18 months of how much emboldened our enemies have gotten. we left afghanistan, which -- and left the most strategic place in the globe, iraq, iran, russia and china and doing it the way we did it and leaving a vacuum, china has moved in to afghanistan. the taliban is not running afghanistan. and is there and pakistan and putin and you are seeing putin flexing. biden moved out and busy, our troops, our consulates and left a green light for putin to go into ukraine and now china is looking at taiwan saying, we see a pattern here.

we see a weakness and we will exploit it. putin believes that ukraine is part of the whole union and they are going to take it. >> trace: the commander of the u.s. and the pacific fleet said this today and i want to get a take to see if also agree. watch. >> we must act with a greater sense of urgency. security change threatens our very way of life as well as the peace, prosperity and stability of the rules-based international order that has enabled that peace for over 80 years. >> trace: he talks about a sense of urgency, chad. what does that sense of urgency mean to you. >> well, it means that we need to be -- america needs strength and presence because these consisted areas. i'm the founder and i run my dx foundation. ideal with the veterans who have served and all the hardships of war and one of the things i have learned in dealing with the wake of the destruction of war is that when we have a strong military, we are in the right

places and the military is more than ready. more than ready to defend. we have to bring and ensure america's presence in these contested areas and get back to what is making america strong. we can't give up strategic strongholds because it makes america weak and it makes the world an unstable and decrease please. china has gained influence in the region and we must get back to the fundamentals of military strategy and have places in these contested areas. or this is going to continue on. >> trace: you talk about military strategy. i want to show this again because this is an unidentified aerial phenomenon and we showed the video earlier. nobody knows what this thing is. it screams down to the bottom of the screen. it was picked up by a drone. and we show this and then i want to play this soundbite. this is from the director of all domain anomaly resolution office

or -- the director said this. watch. >> the majority of unidentified objects demonstrate mundane characteristics of balloons unmanned aerial systems, natural phenomena or other readily explainable sources. >> trace: what he left out is that this thing -- stuff that we don't have any idea how does it. >> look. i'm a christian. i believe god created us. i believe god created the entire universe and i don't think we are the only people in the universe. look, there's things that are not from outer space that are here floating around. one of them is the chinese spy balloon. are pentagon needs to be on top of this stuff and it needs to be tracking these things and whether it be aliens from outer space or aliens from china, there pentagon needs -- and another thing. are pentagon does not only need to be on top of the stuff but i

believe within the realms of national security and the protection of that, that information. the american people need to be aware of what is going on. >> trace: we are looking for an explanation. that will be a great thing. it is great to see you as always. >> absolutely. god bless. >> trace: after an unsuccessful bid to unseat governor gavin newsom, larry elder has found a new race to run. as the contender for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. elder announced his candidacy to tucker carlson tonight. >> i'm announcing that i'm running for the presidency of the red states. i feel like i have a moral and patriotic duty. >> he has said some of the top issues in the election are inflation and order security. he is right about both of those. the white house says there is no political interference in the justice department's probe of

hunter biden's business dealings despite allegations from an irs whistleblower who alleges the biden administration's mishandling the federal investigation. the white house correspondent kevin corke is live with more on this story that appears even other networks are now covering, kevin, good evening. >> kevin: good evening. the white house is dismissing allegations from a potential whistleblower who claims the administration has as you pointed out mishandled the federal investigation into hunter biden. night, telling fox news in a statement president biden has made clear that this matter would be handled independently by the justice department. under the leadership of u.s. attorney appointed by former president trump. free from any political interference, by the white house. by the way, they go on to add that he is -- has upheld that commitment. however, an irs criminal supervisory agent seeking whistleblower protections assist the investigation is simply

being mishandled alleging that they are "there are, i should say, clear conflicts of interest in the president -- and the president's son is given preferential treatment." >> my client wrestled with whether or not to come forward. at the end of the day, he decided that he could not live with himself if he stayed quiet and said nothing. >> kevin: it is believed to present at the sign of the controversy is merrick garland. x's the whistleblower wants to provide information that contradicts testimony to congress by a "senior political appointee." and wall wino won't say what it says, many are suggesting -- while lionel won't say who it is, many are suggesting. he has been in -- under investigation since 2018 and they have had possession of his emptiness laptops since -- infamous laptops since 2019.

trace? >> trace: kevin corke, thank you. let's bring in the former chief nominations counsel, mike davis. it is great to see you. you heard the lawyer and kevin corke talking. this whistleblower is essentially alleging the federal investigation into hunter biden is being obstructed. what do you make of these allegations? >> if you believe that repo reporting, it sounds like the button justice department has evidence that hunter biden violated a gun law by lying on his gun application and he made -- evaded taxes and has corruptly taken foreign money and the biden justice department is covering this up and they are not allowing this u.s. attorney in delaware to have the latitude he needs to pursue these charges. so if that is true, then we have big problems for merrick garland in the justice department. >> trace: you have hunter biden's attorneys say they believe this whistleblower is breaking the law.

define any fact in that? >> i don't know how a whistleblower we will be make it -- breaking the law to report misconduct by the patent just the department -- justice department. my former boss senator chuck grassley from iowa would not stand by and that the biden administration -- >> trace: we found out about those 50 intel officials. remember the hunter biden laptop? they said it look like all the hallmarks of russian disinformation. quoting joe biden's procedural campaign prompted former acting cia director mike morrell to help biden by organizing 50 colleagues to sign a letter in october 2020 falsely claiming that damning e-mails were russian disinformation. morale said that antony blinken now secretary of state was the senior campaign official who reached out to him and it all

kind of comes full circle back to biden campaign. your thoughts? >> it sounds like biden has some political operatives, whether it is his attorney general or at his secretary of state, tony blinken who are political operatives going out of the way to protect the biden family. >> trace: yeah, lastly, mark adds, avoided going before the house judiciary committee. the second district court ruling was this. this has been appealed. there's now a stay out of the court. the judge was telling alvin bragg the question before the court at this time is whether bragg has a legal basis to quash a congressional subpoena that was issued with a valid legislative person. and eating thing he does not. so bragg is going to drag this out but it appears that he has kind of backed into a corner. >> there is no question that congress has the oversight and power. bragg is using federal funds to

invite a former president for the first time in american history. former president who happens to be a leading presidential candidate. this is election interference and bragg and his office will have to comply with his oversight. >> trace: mike davis, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> trace: first a present -- up, police arrest a girl because a basketball mold into a yard. they see 24-year-old robert singletary shot william in the back and his daughter kinsley in the face. here is young kinsley. >> he walked into a yard and he said he was going to kill the kid. they start to shoot him. >> it did not go all the way through her mouth. how it lodged the way it did, god was with her. >> trace: kevin willard stay in jail after a judge denied him bail for allegedly shooting and

killing 20 world cameron gillis. when she and her friends instantly drove down monahan's driveway as they look for a friend's house. caleb's father communicated his feelings toward monahan. >> for this man to sit on his porch and fired at a car. no threat. is just -- angers me so badly and i just hope to god that he dies in jail. >> trace: monahan's were told a local station that he was afraid when cars came "pouring into his driveway" and he feels terrible. in los angeles county, a new taqueria has already been burglarized twice which forced the restaurant to install a stronger security measures. the robberies and security apparatus already caused the business more than $10,000. some of the country's biggest retailers were closing stores because of america's crime crisis and there is a new

warning tonight about the growth of organized retail theft. vogel is live in new york. good evening. >> reporter: crime certainly is a problem in new york city. we are talking about in general, though, the big brands like target, macy's, walmart and others all being forced to close down stores all across the country. why, you might ask? take a look at is. because of scenes just like this. smash and grab robberies where teams of organized hooligans smash windows, break in, and scooped up as much merchandise as they possibly can. just last week, walmart and chicago and rei, the sporting goods store in portland had to shut down locations there after shoplifting had reached an alarming rate. in a new report the national retail federation says unfortunately, today, it is too easy to profit off of crime. >> certainly the use of using

the internet makes it so much easier to resell them that it incentivize people to engage in organized retail crime. about 45% of the items we take our resold through online marketplaces. >> take a look at these statistics from the new study. here in the regular organized retail crime incidents are up 26.5% year over year. what are they stealing? mostly electronics and luxury goods. that is because of the high resale value. the big apple where a number of rite aids had been forced to close, a spokesperson tells us, "we are seeing a higher level of recent shoplifting and organized retail crime. are organized retail crime team has partner with local police precinct on approaches to mitigate this criminal activity and help make arrests." and then th there is this frightening warning from the study.

most of the groups committing organized retail theft are using more violent methods including using firearms and other weapons and even threats against employees and customers. and in big liberal cities as long as the theft is under $950, trace, it is considered a misdemeanor meaning the criminals could walk away, no jail time, maybe just a slap on the wrist. that is it. >> trace: anita vogel, thank you. let's bring in radio host jason rance. they see this is like a 30 billion-dollar issue for retail chains across the country. it goes on to say we assist these organized retail crime groups largely target every day consumer goods which offer a favorable balance between ease of theft, monetary value, and ease of resale based on analysis of 116 of these groups thought it would present exclusively stole general consumer goods because it is easy to steal, easy to do so, zero

consequences. very lucrative. here to, jason? >> yeah, i mean, when we tell these criminals that you can get away with this, guess what. they are going to try to get away with it and they often do and you got all these businesses getting hit with both sides because not only are you dealing with retail theft but also dealing with homeless shoplifting and they are getting away with it all the same. you have got these businesses at some point they end up having to close down. they cannot sustain this level of shoplifting particularly after suffering for about two and a half years because of the covid lockdowns. it is not just like target and walmart and costco that is getting hit. we are. we are talking about small businesses and they cannot handle everything that is sort of these liberal cities have been throwing at them. carmen and you are talked about some big business like in portland. r.e.i. shutting down. how many stores have to leave downtown portland before the hierarchy gets the message? quoting here in a letter to members are invited the

retailers say, this is rea. they would close the city's downtown store which has had its highest number of break-ins and thefts. r.e.i. spent 800 grand in additional security and said it does not believe downtown portland location will be possible in the near term. that is, for we ain't coming back. >> 100% is code for that. it is pretty blunt but they are telling us. these companies have been trying to make it work. it is not just $800,000 in new security. you have got them working very closely for the city with the police and still nothing gets done and what drives me kind of nuts is we deal with this in seattle. you have a lot of people who live here in portland who refused to acknowledge that there's an issue and you watch some of the local broadcast news, you got that man on the street will say, they should stay and sit it out. you have got a lot of money. it is insurance. it is not quite were like that and it is so frustrating to hear

that because until the residents of these cities really demand some action, we are never going to say anything change. >> trace: and i got to say in california, there's this bill. 1708. it is in the assembly. never going to pass. with lower retail crime from $950 to $400. nobody wants it to pass. and that is just california. there it is. 10 seconds left. >> god forbid we actually go after criminals especially in this case because we are part about a bill that goes after the prolific once. the ones who continuously are stealing and getting caught and then being released. if you can't do this which is not controversial, there's no hope. >> trace: jason rantz, thank you. conservatives find an unlikely ally in the fight over a transgender athletes competing in women's sports. radical feminists. coming up a college athlete will respond to democrats' claims of transgender bullying. and later, is a red queen? we are not talking green clean. we are talking how often you

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>> trace: criminal charges against alec baldwin in the fatal shooting in the cinematographer have been dropped just two weeks before trial was set to begin in new mexico. baltimore was facing involuntary manslaughter and films weapons heather is still facing those very charges. special prosecutors issued a statement, quoting this decision does not result -- absolve

mr. baldwin and charges may be refiled. john fetterman is back in the senate and raised a few eyebrows on capitol hill for this tweet this afternoon. the hoodie wearing senator said it is for 20 on 420. he was outspoken in his support to legalize marijuana. fetterman james back from a hospital -- came back from a hospital stay. >> [bleep] with a baby in a league echo chamber and you want to talk to me about being [bleep] okay? >> trace: the sound of a baby crying sent a passenger into a temper tantrum. the plane was circling because of bad weather when a man started showing that a baby had been crying for 20 minutes and woke him up despite his headphones.

the flight was rerouted to orlando. the man, as you mentioned, it was met security. ♪ ♪ the fox news @ night commonsense department is fully aware that you have spent years paying your bills in full on time. to make sure your credit rating is solid. that way you can buy a home or a car at a lower interest rate. it saves you money so it is important. or at least it used to be. now there's a neutral party by president biden that says homebuyers with good credit will now subsidize homebuyers with bad credit. that is how it works. a person with good credit who takes out a $400,000 mortgage will pay an extra $40 a month or $80 a month for an $800,000 mortgage, et cetera. and a person with bad credit, you know the ones who did not pay in full or on time or at a all, it would now be given a better mortgage rate. good credit score, bad?

bad credit score, or good? commonsense wonders, what is next? are the people who do not go do not go to college going to have to pay for those who did? weird, right? for 200 years we have been told the american dream is always open to those who work hard and play by the rules. except common sense nothings the american dream has nothing to do with playing by the rules because the rules keep changing. to accommodate those who ignored the rules in the first place. on a strict party line vote thursday, the house of representatives passed legislation banning transgender students from participating in women's school sports. republicans are framing the bill as a firewall against woke encroachment on women's rights. democrats accuse the gop of an assault on trans-persons. let's bring in a young woman who attended the news conference. volleyball player macy patty. it is great to have your. this thing passed on party lines and it is not going to pass and

the senate is dead and president biden even said if it some miraculous way made to the senate, he would veto it but it is amazing to me that you look at these polls, 84% of the population believes that it is unfair for biological males to play athletics against biological females and yet every single member, a democrat and member of the house voted against this. what are your thoughts today? >> absolutely. well, definitely shows where the party loyalty lies. right? it is not with the safety of americans specifically female athletes. they are willing to erase it 50 years of progress for female athletes. they are willing to put women in locker rooms with men-2 -- forcing them to address together and undress. it is absolutely sick and it just shows how totally blind this ideology in a house there is no sense of like you said common sense left and they are totally blinded and only doing

things that are fitting within their agenda and they are willing to sacrifice years of female progress to do it. >> trace: what i found fascinating about this is that you had some of the lawmakers clearly trying to change the narrative like adam schiff. he tweeted in part, quoting here this is just about attacking trans kids. was that your goal? is that your goal, macy, and the people who support this? they just want to attack trans people? it is one of those things that is very disingenuous. >> it is. and i have several friends who are a part of the lgbt community. hate is never where we are coming from. i am a female athlete. i'm a part of the ncaa. i see the amazing opportunities that come from sports. leadership training, sacrificing for a goal, all of these things that i want people to anyone and everyone to have the opportunity to pursue this goal and to pursue this dream and everyone can have this opportunity as long as we keep our lines clear. sports have to be separated based on sex in order for

everyone to have an equal opportunity. when men are allowed to cross these lands and take away female opportunity, females are erased and forcefully. >> trace: you know from where you speak because you competed against a biological male in high school. what are your final thoughts? >> i did, yes. here so during my recruitment process, college recruiters came to watch me and evaluate my skills to see if i would be a good fit for a scholarship after i had been competing and training my entire life and they came and watched a biological male play on a female volleyball net which was 7 1/2 inches shorter than it should've been for him as a male. he slammed the ball in our faces and that was that and we have seen it snow ball ever since. all around us. men are stealing women's scholarships and roster spots and championships. from a the vast majority of the country is standing behind you. macy petty, macy petty, thank you for visiting us. >> thank you so much for having

me. >> trace: still to come, while bobcat finds rather unusual hiding place. and how would you like to ride in this service dog's car? [laughs] for the day's best viral videos up next. ♪ ♪ pay later, a musical salute to the brave men and women who serve in law enforcement. we will tell you how country music's biggest names plan to come together to back the blue. ♪ ♪

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when a solar eclipse plans western australia into a momentary darkness. crowds flocked to the expo. they could view the eclipse's totality. the sun was fully covered for about one minute. [singing] ♪ everywhere i look i still see you ♪ >> trace: singer my young was belting out a song from ed sheeran when the artist himself joined in the singing. a couple tickets to tickets to the show. he has made a few waves himself including making it to the semifinals of america's got talent a few years ago. and man's best friend taking a convertible mercedes out for a spin. our executive producer have been to see a labrador.

and it looked like the dog had just. the car at the shopping center. it turns out he is a service dog and his owner is retired army and he hopped into the driver's seat to wait for his best friend to come back. it is dc. is cooper is not sitting in the driver seat, odds are someone else gets it and drives off. if you have a viral video to sugar hit me up @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight and social media. ♪ ♪ spacex launched the largest and most powerful rocket effort build from texas this morning. it is a notable thing that elon musk's starship did not make it very far. then again, it did not have to. here is lauren green. >> five, four, three, two, one.

>> reporter: it was all systems go as the most powerful rocket ever blasted off from its texas launchpad. staff was cheering the spa spacex's starship. elon musk's mentor into the cosmos. but four minutes in the 400-foot rocket exploded. spacex tweeting as if the flight test was not exciting enough, starship experienced a rapid unscheduled disassembling before stage separation. spacex remains optimistic despite the short flight also tweeting, the test like this, success comes from what we learn and today's test will help us improve the reliability as spacex seeks to make life multi-planetary. three of the butcher's rubber engines field to fire. four shows the rocket field to separate from the booster and began spinning before it blew up. as it traveled 1300 miles for an hour, almost twice the speed of sound, 18 miles above the earth. spacex hopes to take people to

the moon as early as 235. regardless of the failure, it signals a new era in space expiration. >> bit the russians was the old missions. new mission is to create an interplanetary rocket that can be like an uber for the solar system. >> reporter: it is being called a successful failure. learning more vital information for the next test launch in a few months. trace? >> trace: thank you. next week, a collection of some country music's biggest stars are banding together for a performance. you hear it to honor and benefit one pollen and one critically wounded police officer who were shot in the mind of duty. the lead singer of the band ricochet. that music you are hearing what belong to the men and the founder of the wounded blue retired las vegas police lieutenant randy sutton. i want to put this quarterback up here because this is nancy jones the widow of george jones. she said, quoting here, i hate to hear that anyone gets shot

let alone a police officer. have been blessed to travel this great nation with everywhere we went, we were protected by the great men and women in blue. this is the least that i could do for these families. this is a tragic situation and i hope that everyone -- their part to help these officers take such a great cause. you have to be proud of these people. >> and this array of talent is going to be at the concert in huntsville. it is incredible. and this concert has been playing for a long time but with her team, they heard about the officers, one officer being killed and the other being seriously injured. they came up with the idea of selling guitars that would be signed and autographed by any artist that is performing at this incredible concert. so for $1,000, anyone can get their favorite country artists to sign autographs this guitar for a thousand dollars.

all they have to do is go to adopt a cop.com. that is it. >> and let's put it up on the screen because here's what we are talking paisley, wynonna, travis said, trace adkins. how important is this lead you to raise awareness and have this kind of event come forth? >> it is very important. i mean, country music artists have always supported law enforcement. there's a few of us that may have stepped out of the wrong side of the law on occasion but we always support it as randy said, adoptacop.com, you can go on and buy a guitar. and if i thousand dollars is a little too steep, there's different ways you can donate. if you donate as much as $25, we will throw in a ricochet cd. feel free to give as much as you can work just -- or just give what you can. patrolman it is a well work of

art. big take away. very quickly because i want to get both of you in on this. what is the big take away from this and how in the world did this thing get put together so fast? >> well, the concert itself has been in clinic for almost a year. it has been sold out. it is going to be a pbs documentary as well. but when nancy and like i said, her team at spinning plates heard about the officers being -- one officer being killed and the other being hurt, they come up with the idea of the guitars and reaching out to the wounded blue who we have a great relationship and i spoke to nancy personally. and she is truly a caring, magnificent human being. >> trace: and he is right your final thoughts. what is your big takeaway? do you see more stuff like this on the horizon? what is something that you want people to know about this and can't make it down there? >> i want people to know that it is because of law enforcement that we get to live in communities that are safe.

defund the police is not something that any country music artist that i know. i want everyone to support your men and women in blue and just come have a good time and donate for a great cause. adoptacop.com, don't forget. >> trace: the only people who support the blue more than "fox news @ night," randy charlton and heath. we appreciate your time. how often do you wash your car or maybe you just don't wash it at all. or maybe it is overrun with random junk. there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. the nightcap crew is next. ♪ ♪ your work is your calling. it drives your days and powers your nights. but if your teeth no longer work as hard as you do, aspen dental is here with smile replacement solutions that work for your life. whether it's your first step, or a fast fix, you can get in today for all your denture needs,

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with nightcap crew. tonight's topic, including a car. a recent survey found 31% of drivers have their car filled with junk and one in five people have not cleaned their vehicle in three months. get this, another person -- 10% cannot remember the last time they watched their car. were talking like 40% of car owners. just clean it whenever. one of these descriptions sounds

like jason rantz cruising up the northwest. is it kind of your lingo we are speaking or is your cars partners. >> here is the funny thing. i have not own a car in five years. when i did own a car, i got so frustrated if it was dirty. the good thing is you don't have to do an exterior carwash. you just go for a quick drive. to end up sharing a car at radio station and i always find and i mean always find a mcdonald's fraud that has been in there like two weeks and it is that little tight one with the po points. it kills me. >> i have a friend who has -- and there are priced to be found there. kevin corke a car? >> kevin: come on, bro you know me well. >> trace: i do know, every three days. he has a program where he goes in and every day. >> kevin: he knows me well.

i never eat in my car. i am meticulous about my vehicles. >> trace: oh, man. so here's the poll. is your car overrun with random junk. yes, 15% on twitter. 20% on instagram. everyone is a big no. really? i think there's some -- jeff paul, your car. >> reporter: the pickup truck, it is spotless. the one thing that i can say is there's a lot of dog hair in there and that is hard to clean up. that is tough. >> trace: every car we ever have is filled with dog hair. basic transportation. to make a you drive better in a clean car and don't have to worry about rubbish getting caught in the gas or the brake pedals. >> not as good as kevin corke with this one i'm not cleaning my car once a week. but it is pretty clean. anybody who knows me knows that typically i have a clean car. but don't look in the center

console because honestly, i don't know what is in there. there could be band-aids, ma makeup, i don't know what is in there put a lot of stuff. >> trace: yes, my car needs to be clean. it is less stressful. that is it. that is all the time we have. anita, kevin, jeff, jason, thank you all for watching and joining in america's lateness, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death.

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