>> we're out of time. good night, everybody, love you, america. good evening and welcome to america's late news, "fox news@night." president bideno finally unlaunches his campaign. plus, in just hours, the head of the nation's largest teaching union goes before congress to talk about the endless covid school

shutdown s. so why has andrew weingarten filed? 34 investigative authors wrote this 350-page report, lessons from the covid war. authors said they took the covid into their own hands because the biden administration never conducted a game plan for the next pandemic. >> i think really the biggest criticism you can make is they never really did the after-direction report that we have had to do. so we've had to shoulder that burden, and we've done it. >> in interviews today, that man, co-author, professor, phillip belacore

say the greatest piece they can offer is to center on preparedness and sharing. the biggest mistakes of the pandemic were a failure to warn the public in time, a failure to release emergency funds in time and a failure to make, and it needs to be better situational awareness. what else the threat and how do we share that early? they felt liberated because they were not bound by a certain political party. for example, they criticized the trump administration's response

-- and you don't execute a toolkit to be able to move with surgical precision, the school shut down. >> if you're going to look at this like a war, the way you win a war is not a grated plan on the shelf. but when you start to execute that plan, where you see those deficiencies. i wish i had gotten out to the state and

communities earlier. let's bring the school of public policy pete peterson. >> we are going to go down this same road if we're noted careful. >> it really is. it's one of those things where i was telling matt finn it was fascinating. this is one of the authors of this report and i want to play this and get your response on

this, leslie. >> i was tearing my hair outs by many others during lockdown, but hindsight is always 20/20. sorry for the cliche but certainly medicine. one of the things, and not dr. fauci but all of the doctors. this was completely new. this was something that could not be traced to an animal. it was a very different type of virus

. >> they don't subcontract out their leadership to health

bureaucrats like dr. fauci. >> we of course know who he is talking about when he says subcontracted out. >> i can't believe i'm going to defend donald trump here, but i'm going to defend donald trump here because no politician should be making medical decisions. i find it interesting that ron desantis, governor desantis is saying this. those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. his own surgeon general a pointed, in the state of florida

>> trump has really laid into him about his response to covid, so this response to desantd is is back on trump. >> no names mentioned, just become backhanded. thank you both. meantime an ominous warning about the health as they seize control of a central public laboratory. watch.

now has a la >> lla lawyer ahead of the testimony. >> trace house republicans gathering up for their chance to grill teachers union boss ra randi weingarten over the same testing scores we've seen for decades. >> for two years of disruptions, two years of looking at the screens, two years of not having a normal kind of routine and rhythm, recovery is really tough. >> that was weingarten admitting the closures, closures that, quote, went on longer than

necessary and were not based in science. just a year before weingarten made those comments, they suggested language that did open up in 2021. tonight we learned that w weingarten has lawyered up with michael bromowich who has helped randy mccabe and kim fox. he was relying on false and misleading claims as a basis for his investigation. but brad winthrop says the letter is like a free throw and no one is playing defense. they are looking forward to seeing that themselves. >> as do all others. let's bring in the co-author, 40 ways government schools are failing today's students,

american federation deanne cory. i want to play two things from weingarten. >> i'm not a scientist. i listen top the scientists. how in the heck did we not have testing? the problem is everybody is scared. fear has now taken over the facts. our kids were in crisis. two years of disruption, two years of looking at the greens, two years of not havings a normal kind of routine and rhythm. recovery is really tough. >> that beeping sound, cory, is her back-pedalling. you can't go back to that. >> randi weingarten is trying to back up

history. she lobbied the cdc to make it more difficult to open up schools. the cdc weren't following the science, they were following the political science. you had ran randi weingarten following the privileged strikes. the teachers unions held children's educations hostage to secure billion-dollar random payments from taxpayers. they received $90 billion for so-called covid relief in 2019 and 2020. it's horrendous. >> we hear that randi weingarten got herself a high-class attorney. we find no problem addressing those by engaging the kind of scapegoating that appeared to be

the basis for this subcommittee's investigation. as had indicated, please in your talking points, cory, she could use that attorney. >> that's right, this has hurt millions of families and children the past couple years. they even delivered a tweet in 2021 that said the push to reopen schools is rooted in racism, sexism and mysogeny. you even had ctus striking in 2022. two weeks to slow the spread turned into two years to flatten the generation. he gets bad flack for flipping, but in 2020 efrs on the news saying the schools should be open, that there is not a lot of spread among children, which is true. we knew this all along, the school should have been open all along.

>> 26% of eighth graders performed in math proficiently, 31% of eighth graders are reading at a proficient level. you talk a lot about this in your book. what's the takeaway for you, cory? >> 30 years ago there was a report of m ed iocrity. if anything, the system has turned into a jobs report for adults than an education system for kids. we throw more and more money at the problem which goes to hiring more people, which means dues-paying members and the salary of randi weingarten, but the money doesn't make its way into the classroom. meanwhile, republicans are responding tonight to the long-anticipated

launch of president biden's campaign. good evening. >> joe biden and kamala harris announcing their reelection bid that, yes, they intend to finish the job they started, which is quite a statement in and of itself, and a decla declaration, which, as you pointed out, caused pursed lips and raised brows on the left and the right. said ron johnson, finish what job? destroying america? added ted cruz, what joe biden says by "let's finish the job." exacerbated border crisis, americans further emboldened and our constitutional rights? hell, no. they panned the biden reelection bid, tim scott was especially

pointed calling biden a blueprint to ruining america which is targeting our religious liberties, leaving our borders wide open and wasting trillions of dollars we don't have. all of this is going on as the rnc, the republican national committee, released a video today depicting the company a second term under joe biden. that video, by the way, was titled "beat biden" and it asked the poignant question, what if the lamest president we've ever had gets reelection? who is in charge? that is the quintessential question, chris. >> let's bring in contributor joe falken. this is joe

baer asking whether the president will speak to more. >> do you think the president will do more interviews, speak to more people? >> he's got to. >> the covid thing is over. you got to come out, you got to campaign, get out of the bunker mentality. >> trace, there is no more excuse, right? in 2020, the president, or at that point, a candidate in biden could hide behind the fact that i can't go out and campaign, i can't do press conferences, i could get infected. well, now we're seeing the most protected, the most packaged, the most inaccessible president we've ever seen by a country mile. it's why 70% of americans do not want this president to run for reelection. it's why a majority of democrats do not want this president to have a second act. he's never had his

fastball in terms of performing at this level, let alone a knuckleball. in inflation, you look at his record there on crime, on a crisis that is a catastrophe on the southern border, on education, on foreign policy. he has failed at every level when you look at polling. he's going to run for a second term. he's banking on the facts that this will be a referendum on donald trump and not his record, and the fact that the media will focus on trump or whoever the republican nominee is and not his own self who actually is the guy occupying the oval office. usually a refer ren -- referendum. they will focus on him this time. >> this is the same president whose administration fights vociferously on parents fighting on

what school their children should attend or even the policies on those schools. the rest of the speech had a few fibs as well, says the examiner. joe? >> yes, and the rnc actually now will be running a fact check on this president, because most fact checkers around the country, whether it be major news organizations or politifact or other fact-checking organizations, they're not going to do fact checking in any way or form. test scores are at a 30-year low right now under this president, and education, as we saw in virginia with glenn youngkin could be a huge issue or ron desantis also has made it a big issue. if you're a republican candidate focusing on that aspect could win you independence as far as that's concerned.

>> and this is by antony blinken's wife, but this whole concept, joe, if you can wrap us up where this biden thing is going to hang over this campaign just like it did the last one. >> tony blinken sets in motion something actually worse than watergate. i hate to sound like carl bernstein here, but it's true. you have a president working with 51 former top officials without seeing the evidence on hunter biden's laptop conclude that it's true, when it turned out to be anything but true, and this is one of the biggest acts of collusion we've seen, trace, in quite some time, and there should be hell to pay, but the media simply is not covering this story, trace. >> good to see you. thank you, sir. >> have a good

night. brian coburger charged with killing four university of alabama students for months ago, one was in the basement room during one of the murders and has information that is, quote, exculpatory to the defendant that no one else can provide, though she is fighting a subpoena to appear. we showed you this footage when two teens crashed into a truck which killed a six-month-old baby. the only thing these teens have been charged with is to a baby. >> it's not a matter of if this is going to happen to another child, it's when. this is a daily occurrence in chicago. it's absolutely disgusting that these people don't advocate, and they claim to be advocates for black

and brown communities and they are not, because they let black and brown children die every day. by letting those boys on the street, you're allowing them to do this again. >> prosecutors might upgrade the charges once the investigation is complete. meantime, coming up, how they plan to raise utility bills, and later, hollywood has a bit of an age problem. a study shows people don't care to see younger stars, next. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day

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mandated schoolwide dei training. >> i do believe there is a federal role on abortion. whether we can save federal lives nationally depends on doing what no one else has done to date, and that is to find consensus. you don't save any lives if you can't enact your position and a law. >> gop presidential candidate nikki haley said today she'll strive to find consensus on the issue of abortion. she applauded states that passed a bill and hopes it's not the case that other states doubled down on abortion. >> we started to have the first homeless person camp in front of our place in 2014, and this is where i made out of it a big issue thinking our politicians are going to listen to me and do something real quick and do the right thing. i did the wrong thing. i tried to fix what is not fixable. >> it's the wrong thing.

a los angeles business owner described his near decade-long fight with the city to move his shop. he said federal officials are to blame. they avoided the question altogether and said the county has declared a state of emergency on homelessness, whatever that means. the fox news tonight common sense department has told you many times about california's housing crunch. it's a major reason why people live on the streets or live in other states. there simply are not enough homes to go around, mostly because of the cost to build and the layer upon layer of regulations. for years the state has tried to offer people refuge in the form of mobile home communities. there are now 4,500 mobile home parks in california. the problem is many have become magnets for crime and homelessness. random rvs can simply pull up and park for years on end with no consequences.

common sense finds it interesting that decades ago california created a fund, like hundreds of other state funds, to help mobile home residents repair their homes and upgrade things like plumbing, utilities, the structure itself. the fun now has tens of millions of dollars, but in the past ten years, the administrator of who is in charge of all that money has approved one application for help. it turns out navigating the application process is akin to deciphering the herculean scrolls. four bathrooms, five bedrooms, half a million dollars. meanwhile they're attaching your personal income to utilities so people with more money can pay more for gas and electricity.

california is following the lead to getting more foster parents rejected if they don't get a handle on how to handle lgbtq children. carl, it's amazing to me. now i have to give the electric company my salary so they can charge me what they want for electricity? we are now taking full-on steps toward socialism. >> it's even worse than that. you don't give your income to the private utility company. >> oh, the state does, yes. >> the politicians are going to share your private, personal income tax information with the utility. the utility then will charge you more based on income, so this is a situation where someone on the lower end of income will pay dramatically less and will get subsidized by other homeowners, other rate payers who the government thinks, well, you can obviously pay a little more. it is an unfair and illegal tax, and we believe that it will be challenged in court, and we believe we can beat it at the ballot box.

>> and there are people making a lot of noise about this. i want to move on to another subject, too, because scott weiner, the man behind decriminalizing foster care. more than 1 in 11 children are lgbtq. many of them are subjected to trans phobia. i am urging trans parents to be certified and prepared to parent lgbtq kids. parents getting certified. >> shame on you for slamming foster parents. we don't have enough foster parents and children are going without. all of his bills tended to favor sexual offenders, prostitutes and whatnot. he's out there saying we should reject

foster parents if they don't agree up front to his list of demands on wokism. this basically says if you're not woke enough, you're not able to care for a child. this is outrageous. this is going to hurt kids at the expense of the ability to place them in homes, loving homes, stable homes. >> california is just following oregon, because we talked to an oregon mom who was rejected because of her faith. watch her. >> and the state is putting you through this bizarre test because of the way you were raised, because of your religious beliefs? >> yeah. yeah. it just doesn't match up and it's not just christians. i think muslims, i think there is a lot of people who have traditional beliefs and views when it comes to sexual reality, gender, all of that. >> asu should be screaming from the rooftops about this, yet they're not. >> they're silent. they've got their own woke agenda.

we have to deal with this in two ways. we have to throw extremists like scott wiener out of office and really put our kids first. second, i believe this is a clear violation of the first amendment, religious freedom, and i think we're going to see several lawsuits filed in these states if they continue to have these policies. >> when i see anything about parents getting certified, i'm thinking, they're not riding jet skis, right? they're raising kids. you can't certify parents to raise kids. the new lawsuit claims an ed sheeran song rips off marvin gay's classic "let's get it on." that's next. but first the mesmerizing view of shephards at work. those videos next.

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first up in tonight's viral videos, a baby bison decided the road was a nice place to take a break, blocking traffic in yosemite national park. people got lots of nice pictures, don't you know, though they want visitors to keep their distance. a mesmerizing view of shephards and sheepdogs at work, moving 20,000 sheep across the highway to their grazing grounds. not an upcoming site for idahoans. it turns out this causeses traffic headaches all the time in idaho country. meanwhile, in

utah these homes literally fell over a cliff. the homes were empty, thank goodness, and condemned. after the ground beneath them started shifting away to a nearby canyon, you can see the houses were completely destroyed. it seems like animals keep getting places they should not be. a moose wandered into an alaskan movie theater. it looked around and noticed a bowl of p popcorn on the counter. he left the theater with a nose stuck in a popcorn box. when a deadly garage collapse in minnesota got too dangerous for firefighters, they turned to the city's new canine robot partner. >> reporter: when a par

parking garage in lower manhattan crashed last week, they supplied a drone. a robot dog painted with dalmatian spots and named burg, prowled the debris attached with search identification, allowing firefighters to stay safe while the unsafe building was assessed from a nearby command center. >> these devices are here to save the lives of our first responders, to assess the situation when they first go in or while they're in there so they can be pulled out, and they're there to save the lives of citizens. >> the mayor is steadfast with this in order to save costs. >> this is not playtime, this is realtime. this is an administration that is not going to be fearful of using everything possible

to save the lives of new yorkers and to save the lives of first responders. >> reporter: using the technology helped first responders to rescue five victims and to identify one fatality. new york city's police department is also turning on a slew of robotic tools from the department's own digi dogs, to robots that listen and give officers extra eyes on the ground. trace? >> molly, thank you. now to an interesting free speech case that's shaping up in michigan tonight with one school district's efforts to control political messages on students' clothing. let's bring in washington times legal affairs reporter alex weir. this is foundation for individual rights and expression wrote the following, quoting, when the school relaxes the dress code for field day, they order a student to stop wearing a trump flag as a cape, but permitted other students to wear gay pride flags in the same manner. this is kind of soft

for the goose, right, alex? you can't let one kid have it their way and the other their way. >> yes. so there is a couple issues i think the school is going to have a problem with. first,supreme court precedent is on the student's side. there is a case from 1955, tinker versus des moines, and the court held the student doesn't shed their first amendment rights at the school house gate. that actually led to a protest of the vietnam war, so again, we're talking about political speech. the court said as long as there is no material disruption, a school can't censor student speech. here we see, at least from the complaint we've reviewed, no sort of disruption that occurred. so i think the school is on shaky ground. additionally, you mentioned viewpoint discrimination. that's unlawful. the public can't do it and the school can't do it. if you're going to tell a student wearing a pride flag

but then tell the student wearing the trump flag they can't do that, that's unlawful. >> now with your legal expertise, this is kind of a battle going on between marvin gaye's song, "let's get it on" and ed sheeran's song. ♪ darling, i ♪ ♪ i've been trying to hold back ♪ >> in music a lot of songs sound alike. >> you're absolutely right. i like both songs. i don't necessarily think they sound all that similar, but my legal opinion is you just hit the nail on the head. it's a very subjective area of law. i actually, in researching this topic, i saw that the

estate of marvin gaye had sued, i think it was back in 2014, robin thicke and rob williams saying it interrupted a song of his. the issue there the court adjusted the vibe or the feel of the song. if we're even going to talk about the feel of a song, i think ed sheeran could be in trouble. >> i just want to play this sound bite. it's very quick from marvin gaye's daughter, kind of making her argument. >> i'm here for justice, protecting my father's intellectual properties, and all i'm expecting is his name to be honored. >> okay, not really her argument, but she's saying, listen, this is a rip-off, and your final thoughts on this. >> yeah, well, the plaintiff has to prove -- that would be the estate -- that

there was some sort of ownership or originality. you thought they were maybe similar, i said i didn't think so. we'll see what the jury does. >> yeah, it is very subjective. alex water, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you. meantime, which movie stars would draw you to the theater? are you more likely to watch a movie with older actors? because a lot of people are, you know. the top 20 movie stars right now, 18 of them are over 40. you're with trace gallagher, the nighttime crew, and your picks and our picks, next. i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're always running from one activity to another. i'm still tonya, and i got botox® cosmetic, and this is like the first thing

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okay, we're back with the nighttime crew. tonight's topic, most of america's favorite actors are at least 40 years old. are you ready for this? a new study by the national research group says 19 of the top 20 actors americans want to see on the big screen are above 40. it sounds like everyone wants a little seasoning in their movies these days, because there is certainly no shortage of young

talent, one would think. i'm going to read some of these, but i have to ask kevin cork first, kevin, 40 and over, we want the whole top gun thing? maverick struck such a note? >> i'm glad you mentioned that, because i'm a huge fan of tom cruz, denzel washington being one of my favorites. we had great films 20, 30 years ago. now it's all franchise and fantasy, and i think people miss that. >> denzel washington, julia roberts comes in number 6. >> everyone on that list i like generally. when an actor starts expressing their political views, though, it ruins it for me. it's like i can't have the same experience with the actor. >> 93% on twitter, 88% on instagram,

mary ann rafferty. will smith, kevin hart, keanu reeves,brad pitt. >> brad pitt, you already said it. >> matt finn? >> you always fear of getting aged out in hollywood, and here they're 40-plus, so i think that's a nice contradiction here. who would you like to see the new streaming series if the responses had been much different? this is what people want to see in a classic movie theater. >> if you go to the movies, you want the big thing, right, you want the "top gun" maverick thing. not to be too political in their work, to carl's point. older actors make movies that aren't full of trash.

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