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kevin corke is live. good evening. >> kevin: problems aplenty nationwide as you pointed out. millions of americans struggling with food and gas and housing costs. to say nothing of the crisis along the southern border. and the reason mass shootings. well, with all that happening, as you said, the biden administration instead appears to be focused on the airline industry, announcing today it will propose a rule requiring all airlines to compensate fires for the costs of meals and hotels, texas, the right years, and rebooking fees when the airlines are the ones to blame for canceled or delayed flights. but critics, yes, acknowledging perhaps the novelty of that i idea, there's still questioning tonight, the white house's fo focus. >> there are multiple things that the president -- and he can talk about the potential

manufacturing crisis that house republicans have put forth. >> kevin: walk, talk, and chew gum. this is all happening as the latest washington post abc news poll shows less than a third of americans surveyed believe mr. barton has the mental sharpness to even serve as president. and just 33% say he is in good physical health to serve. and not much more than that. just 36% approve of the job he is doing with nearly six in 10 saying, you guessed it, they disapprove. that low approval rating is due in part to the president's handling of the border crisis. and that is something they have yet to address. trace? >> trace: kevin corke is live for us. thank you. let's bring in former business reporter david grasso. i hate to say that rome was crumbling, but that is kind of what happened. it is important to note that his

predecessor, one of his great friends, barack obama, did 23, average of 23 news conferences a year. it is may and prison biden has not been a single solo news conference this year. what you make of that? >> what is less popular than biden, all the airlines. it is an easy one for him. it is a popular kitchen table issue. i don't think it is a terrible issue for him to jump on. not being transparent with the press is a huge problem and as you know, trays, because you are a journalist, with the president does not talk directly to the people, it is hard to report on. >> trace: the washington post and you talked about the poll numbers. he is not addressing the crisis we have going on around the country. his poll numbers are abysmal. washington post abc news poll said the following, do you think biden has mental sharpness to serve as president? 32% say he does. 32%. does he have good physical health to serve as president? 33% say he does. that means 60 plus% in all those

say that he does not. which had donna brazile saying this. watch. >> this poll is brutal for president biden. >> i thought they should wake up and look at those numbers. if they are unable to make this campaign for the bottom up and talk to people where they are, it is going to be a struggle. >> trace: donna brazile, she does very little bad mouthing of the democratic party, even when times are dire, she finds a good place to put on it. that is not a good sign. >> i think we all have concerns about both of the candidates. let's face it, trace. the two front runners, donald trump and joe biden, are enormously unpopular in this country. they. they are not popular in the mainstream. speaking of age, i don't want to be rude to anyone because i'm the young man in the room talking about people's age. these candidates, a lot of them 86 at the end of the next term and not everyone ages evenly obviously.

but it is something to be concerned about and it is something on the voters' minds. >> trace: what do you make of the washington post saying that donald trump is leading joe biden? >> i think it is way too early. we don't even know who the nominee is, trace. >> but it is interesting, it numbers wise. i think, it is interesting because there's a lot of negativity on biden's side talking about his age. president trump would be former president trump would be 78 when he got i like that. 82 when he left office. so it is interesting that age is really a factor on one side and there are some people saying a lot of people are saying they think that former president trump is in better shape. >> a lot of it has to do with joe biden's speech impediment. what was interesting is the popularity of robert kennedy junior and ron desantis, they are both enormously popular apparently. it looks like the proof will be in the putting to see who is actually third nominee and it is

a horse race. there may be a dark horse. >> trace: david grasso, thank you. new video from the fox drone team shows one of the largest groups of migrants we have ever seen after they crossed illegally into brownsville, texas. most of them single adult men in a line stretching almost as far as the eye can see. texas governor greg abbott announced the formation of a new border response. let's watch. >> the texas national guard is loading a black hawk helicopters and c-130s. deploying specially trained national guard members for the texas tactical border force. they will be deployed to hotspots along the border to intercept, to repel, and to turn back migrants who are trying to enter texas illegally. >> trace: jonathan hunt is live with more on the border crisis. good evening. >> jonathan: good evening, trace.

thousands are already crossing the u.s. mexico border. thousands moore are waiting on the mexican side for the asylum restrictions known as title xlii to expire thursday. thousands moore are on their way into the border. this is just one of many lines. migrants waiting for processing after crossing the border like those who preceded them and those who will follow. they are encouraged by smugglers whose profits are set to soar. they are driven by a desire to build a better life in the united states and they are spurred by a perception at least that the u.s.-mexico border is open. >> president biden's open border policies is going to cause a catastrophic disaster in the united states. >> jonathan: the white house argues republicans should talk less and do more to tackle a broken immigration system. >> they want to campaign on this issue. they want to do -- that is what

we are seeing from the governor, the governor of texas. >> jonathan: eighth migrants were killed in brownsville, texas to over the weekend when a driver ran a red light and plowed into a group waiting at a bus stop. george, alvarez george -- george alvarez and other criminal charges has been charged with eight counts of manslaughter. and getting back to the current migrant, the u.s. border patrol chief said today that over the weekend, his agents made more than 26,000 apprehensions while more than 7,000 illegal immigrants were known to have made it past border patrol and into the u.s. numbers, trace, that are only likely to increase over the coming weeks. >> trace: numbers we have not seen before. thank you. was texas governor greg abbott started pressing migrants to other states, in new york city mayor eric adams called governor "morally bankrupt. now mayor adams plans to bust migrants in his city to a nearby suburbs.

but those suburbs are threatening to block those buses. jackie ibanez is live with those details tonight. jackie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. new york city mayor eric adams as he said since the federal government has failed to provide support it needs to deal with an influx of migrants that he is calling a crisis. the mayor's plan to bus several hundred migrants to the suburbs is drawing a first response from officials in those communities who they say they will fight the plan to post tooth and nail. listen. >> how dare you? you have no control over this county. i can't come to new york city and bring people there and say, i'm going to throw a hotel up in new york city because i want to. it is utter nonsense. >> reporter: the county executive for rockland county which is about 20 miles north here of new york city, the county has already declared a state of emergency, which would prohibit hotels like this one from housing migrants without a license. violators could face a fine of $2,000 per day, per person.

as a spokesperson for the mayor told fox news, adams wants other officials to "do their part," even as the city's social services, services commissioner made this admission about those communities. >> do actually have a choice? >> my understanding is no, but i think this is playing out in real time. >> reporter: mayor adams says plans are already underway to put migrants into camps within the city. among the suggested locations are central part, unused hangers at jfk airport and the parking llot surrounding the new york mets citi field procurement jackie, thank you. -- >> trace: jackie, thank you. let's bring in a member of the carcass, a republican from new york, claudia jeng. i want to put this up on the screen because this is what eric adams said. new york city has been left with out the necessary support to

manage this crisis with a vacuum of leadership we are now being forced to undertake our own decompression strategy. decompression strategy. his century city can't handle this, so they are shipping them off somewhere else. what do you think? >> the first thing they should do is drop the century city status and start enforcing our federal laws. this is disaster at the border is hurting everyone including new yorkers, new york taxpayers are already among the most beleaguered taxpayers and now being put at risk because we are a sanctuary city in new york state and in new york city. people are coming here. kathy hochul has allocated over a billion dollars for immigrants in addition to what we have already spent. this is hurting taxpayers and it is a lack of respect and to ship them to morgan county and other areas, the executive said we simply can't afford to take on these illegal immigrants. which is why in the house, we

are going to propose and act on hr to this week the secure the border and. we have got to starting this or we are going to see country continue to plunge into physical problems and crime rapid, coming from illegal immigrants and all kinds of people. we appreciate people coming here for asylum claims which are very rare. we have lost complete operational control at our border. we need to give the border agents the tools they need including building a wall, finishing the wall, giving the border agents the resources including pay, hours, keeping it under control these nongovernmental agencies that are giving money to people who are illegal immigrants who are violating our laws. that is hundreds of millions in taxpayer money that we know of that the inspector general has reported on. think about the money that is going down the drain that we don't even know about and putting us at risk with record deaths from fentanyl, from adults 18 to 20 -- 45 years old.

>> trace: you are saying we are trying to work on this and the white house keep saying it is your fault. here is karine jean-pierre. >> given all that house republicans have had to say about our plan, you would think they would have some grand alternative. but think again. >> trace: it is not the biden administration. it is you and your colleagues who are at fault in all of this. >> the first thing joe biden did was reverse all of the positive and good border control measures that printed trip put into law and reversed them and now we see the worst crisis we have seen on our nation's history. it is an abomination to us, it is dangerous. it is a lack of respect for the taxpayers. and it is unsafe for illegal immigrants. we are finding cartels. that is what we're doing at the border. we are seeing people who are being human traffic. we are seeing drug trafficking. this is not good for people. this is not who the united states is. if there are people that want to unlawfully come to our nation,

they do so at official border crossings. they don't go -- they don't find their way around the law. they come here with legitimate asylum claim. the cartels are controlling this practice has become, you know, they talk about the military industrial complex. this is the border industrial complex. millions of dollars being spent and perpetuated and who are the contractors out here? i don't know. i just want to go out on a limb and say they may be friends with some of the democrats who are perpetuating this. >> trace: and when it over to into this week, it appears to be down along the border. congresswoman, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >> trace: meantime, no letter from joseph ladapo from protesters over the chokehold death of jordan neely. the nypd says multiple people were arrested after fresh flashes with police tonight. the case could be headed to a grand jury this week to decide whether criminal charges should be filed. jordan neely had a very lengthy criminal record including dozens

of arrests, some of them for very violent offenses. first up, two sisters in grade school word among the eight killed those were among the eight killed. investigators don't have a motor base motive for why the 33 old opened fire at an outlet mall. a spokesperson for the u.s. army says garcia entered the armed forces in 2008 but was released within a few weeks. robberies of u.s. mail carriers were up 78% almost 500 last year. the associated press got that information in a freedom of information request. over the past decade, robberies of mail carriers more than quadrupled and most involved weapons. in seattle, after years of begging for help, to lower the rising crime rates are caused by the defendant police movement, boarded up businesses are finally seeing the city reversed course and increase police funding but only after homicides

jumped 24%. here are some local business owners. watch. >> i'm angry. i'm sad. and i want to see change. >> i want to say that your experiment in trying to defund the police has failed miserably. >> i think there's a feeling that yes, i have a case number. this is being reported and a sense that nothing is going to be done. nothing is going to happen. >> trace: in florida, a dad unhappy with his teenage son's baseball game went up to 60 years three old umpire and sucker punched him. that umpire is a disabled veteran and the blow knocked him out. that that was arrested. he claims he was protecting his son. and make it tonight, authorities in pennsylvania are looking for two more escaped inmates. they broke out of the field of the prison through a hole they cut in a perimeter fence. one of them was being held as a suspect in several murders. ♪ ♪

now to war in ukraine as russia's barrage ahead of an unexpected or expected ukrainian counteroffensive continued overnight. sirens and explosions were heard and felt around steve with air defenses in the ukrainian capital activated. let's get analysis on ukraine as well as russia and china with former policy adviser former president trump fox news contributor karen skinner. it is great to have you on. and look at this thing. the mayor of kyiv, said the following quoting here, this was the most massive drone attack on the capital during the entire war. and i'm wondering why now? why are you attacking keith after really several months of leaving the capital alone? >> good question. it goes back to the fact that after a year, the war continues. with no end in sight and that is and that is not what black bear putin expected. he thought this was going to be

a relatively quick operation and that the world would cave to his wishes. that has not happened. >> trace: this is frustration? >> it is an attempt to wear down the democratic west to wear down kyiv, ukraine, everyone who wants to support the movement in that country against russia. so it is not that surprising to me. think about it. a year into this more and united nations, a resolution of about 140 countries was voted on to condemn russia in the war. that is most of the united nations. >> trace: i want to move on to china because karine jean-pierre was asked about sixth street state antony blinken traveling there and she said this. >> his visit will be rescheduled. when we -- when conditions allow. when we believe the time is right. we have always called for reliable channels of of

communication between the united states and the prc and so i will leave it there for now. >> trace: when conditions allow, when the time is right, but time appears to be right. our relations are not getting any better. >> and we canceled the trip when the chinese balloon was floating across the united states. and we were told it would happen soon thereafter. this is not how you do diplomacy at the highest level. you pick and choose when you want to go and me with really a potential adversary in the world. it does not work that way. what it suggests is that there's confusion and weakness in the halls of the white house and in the state department and i think that blinken, the biden administration on foreign policy does not know what to do. >> trace: you talk about confusion in the white house and i'm confused because of the whole title i situation. we are sending them weapons. we are training with them. and i'm wondering if the united states has intend to actually defend taiwan if china invades. is that a yes or a no?

we know it will be difficult. what is your thought on that? >> let me check the question. i know know what you are trying to get at. i think this goes to the fact that the biden administration does not have a set of first principles on foreign policy. and so it kind of plays it on a flight. and that is what i see going on with taiwan. so afghanistan, we pull out. ukraine, we go in. taiwan, we say we are committed to strategic ambiguity but it looks like for violating that a bit and we are getting closer to taiwan, which, in fact, it's really one of our principal allies in the end of pacific. nothing seems consistent. nothing seems particularly strategic and nothing is being discussed with the american. look to walk the american public through the logic because i don't believe it is there and i don't think it is just the bidn administration. i don't want this to be a partisan argument.

i think it is a problem of bipartisan elites who are still stuck in this notion that china, the weekend work well with ch china, the 20th century thinking. we have not abandoned it completely. >> trace: you and i did a lot of work in the ukraine. the first time i have met you. it is a pleasure to meet you. great analysis, as always. coming up, california paves the way to provide billions in reparations for some black residents, just how much, the plan cost taxpayers in golden state and later, some customers already frustrated over high prices. they say in stores are engaging in emotional blackmail. when it comes to taping at self checkout. should you have to tip when nobody helped you? let us know on social media, twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. weighed in. we will show you the results and read the best responses in the night. ♪ ♪

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>> trace: first up, the ceo of anheuser-busch has doubled down on his claims that bud light did not have partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney, the cures tells rochelle -- this is all about misinformation and confusion online adding, quoting, you have one fact and every person puts an opinion behind the fact and then the opinion start to be replicated fast on each and every comment. sales of bud light if you have not heard reportedly dropped about 26%. >> think of these new inclusion standards for films. >> they make me vomit. no one should be telling me as an artist that i have to give it to the latest most current idea

of what morality is. >> trace: academy award-winning actor richard dreyfus did not mince words about the new diversity rules. dreyfus says it is risky to legislate hurting people's feelings. after scottdale announced that he is moving out of california due to the state's homeless crisis and crime. he has lived in california for 45 years and tweeted about the handling of homelessness. this brings don't property values also no consequences for crime that is rampant making things higher in prices, price and it is not a safe place anymore, hashtag i'm free. he shot back maybe not but certainly miss the high taxes that i pay. ♪ ♪ fox news @ night commonsense department has noted the city of bellingham, washington had a change of heart. on him is a coastal city in

washington state near the canadian border. publishing 92,000. in 2018, a website called only in your state named bellingham the most happy town in washington. that is like being named the most most server town in california. in other words, it is a saying something because there is a lot of competition. but in 2021, washington state lawmakers decriminalized hard drug use and it appears happy town took him up on it because overdose deaths spiked. the fire department service for jerry to april of this year, they responded to more than two overdoses a day. in march of five-year-old girl overdosed on personal and so did two teenagers. common sense points out the overdose rate was rising across washington state but when the state senate pushed a bill to again make hard drug use a felony, it failed. so happy town took action. and now open drug use in

bellingham is an arrestable crying. comes in's remembers the baseball movie field of dreams where the mantra was, if you build it, they will come. it is pretty appearance that bellingham realizes if you decriminalized it, they will u use. well, california. task force on slavery reparations has promoted a policy for 1080, but there are major questions about it, how much money should be spent, who gets it and where it comes from. here is a senior national correspondent william s. >> we are here today. it is reparations. spoke political football is not in the hands of democrats in sacramento, caught between an economic downturn and a base of loyal voters. >> if you are running for office, do not think you are going to win a prediction if you don't have a concrete plan for reparations.

>> reporter: the california reparations task force is recommended the state pay back residents who can show they decided from any african-american relative living in the u.s. prior to 1900, slave or not expect reparations is n now. pay the debt. cut the check. >> reporter: black californians could receive up to $1.2 million each, payments include 13,000 a year for health discrimination. $2,300 annually for over policing and mass incarceration. $3,300 a year for housing discrimination. >> i am so tired of my people suffering. the panel also wants eligible blacks to receive subsidized mortgage payments, free college tuition, guaranteed annual incomes. automatic increases in imminent -- and i-memo which and interest-free loans to black-owned businesses. that is unrealistic for some but a moral imperative to others. >> reparations are not a luxury

for our people but a human right long overdue for millions of americans. >> reparations is a traction of money from people who were never slave owners to be given to people who were never slaves. >> reporter: with the state facing a deficit, to score says it is willing to accept a cash down payment. marisa burke promise of more in the future. trays? >> trace: thank you. let's bring in the mayor of el cajon, california. the question is that nobody knows who is going to pay for it. they don't know what final numbers. they don't know very much about the reparations and yet these panels in s san francisco and statewide keep coming forward saying we need all this money to go to these people and we needed now. >> it is a big problem. psychologically, we know that giving people massive amounts of money generally does not work out very well for the people that are getting their money. but in this case, it is going to stoke racial tensions. it is going to stoke racial

jealousy. one group being pitted against another group. i mentioned that is going to increase violence. it is going to take care -- it is going to hurt the free market, housing costs. everything is going to be turned upside down by this. that is assuming that the state can really make good on its promise and actually pay out this amount of many considering we are 24 million -- $24 billion already. >> trace: there is a risk as well because if you come forward with these task forces and they say pay this and the state does not have the money to pay this, then it is a problem as well. >> and people are pretty upset. human nature is to start spreading the money before you get it. >> trace: we talked about this in the real news brought up. scottdale, saying, i am making my way to find the exit stage right from california. the most recent survey conducted by the los angeles homeless services authority found approximately 69,000 people experiencing homelessness in l.a. county.

41,000 in the city in 2022. you don't with this, bill, in your city. it is a problem that every city leader goes through the. i would say that taxes are the number one problem in california. if you're leaving the state for homelessness, it is in for a point. >> taxes for sure. homelessness is really connected with crime and quality of life in regards to that but i think that a lot of people are obviously leaving the state because they feel like it is unsafe and they feel like it is never going to get any better. i think there's a helplessness and hopelessness that goes along with there. >> trace: yeah, and i want to put these numbers are because i was kinda staggered by these produces the diagnosis of youth with gendered is forced and it is a surge in they are states. look at . you have 15,000. in 2021 you are up to 42,000. that is almost three times what you had just four years earlier and we still don't have the numbers for 22 and 23 and my guess is from those, it is going to be higher.

you are a cycologist big richard points out. i'm curious to get your take on this because this seems like it is going -- growing at an astronomical rate. >> in the uk last year, they reported 4500% increase in teenage girls seeking gender reassignment surgery and/or medication. reminds you very much of the bulimia/anorexia crisis in the '80s when i started working in psychiatric hospitals which. for several years and it kind of when away. >> trace: but now, you know, back in the '80s, the schools were not trying to foster the anorexia bulimia problem. now you have schools that are kind of onboard fostering this behind parents' backs. >> certainly. it seems more political than scientific and, you know, as a medical person, you first tried to do no harm and so when an anorexic person would come in, it would not say, we're going to help you lose more weight because that would be wrong. but in this particular case, we are saying that we have to do

exactly what the teenage girl wants us to do regardless of what the size. says about it and how dangerous would be. knowing that most of these kids if they just let them through their own devices they would eventually grow out of it. and they will not have permit surgery or permanent medication. >> trace: you got to ask a parent if you want to give a kid aspirin but peter burke -- puberty blockers, you can deny that. thank you. coming up in three months after a train derailment spilled toxic chemicals, residents say the federal government still has a long way to go to address the long-term effects of the spill. but first, the stunning moment an avalanche was captured by a drone camera and new cockpit video of saturday's lower during king charles' coronation. today's best viral videos coming up. and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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his gear when he noticed there is no kind of falling down the side of the mountain. canadian nonprofit search and rescue group wants this wants this time of year the snow can flow just like with cement and you do not want to be under it. in the florida keys, archaeologists found the remains of a 19th century hospital and cemetery where records indicate thousands of people are buried. they have now started underwater excavations of the area which is near the site of fort jefferson. the civil war military person. [crowd chanting] >> whew! >> trace: fans of taylor swift has an temp before her concept as they waited out a thunderstorm in nashville's nissan stadium. the fans belted out some of swiftie's biggest hits during a shelter in place order with lightning all around the area. after the delay, taylor swift took the stage just after 10:00

p.m. and performed until about 1: 30 in the morning. how is that? and further, this video from king charles' coronation saturday shows the red arrows of the royal air force conducted flyover of the mall in central london. the original plan would have had 60 aircraft take part. but poor weather conditions forced the group to be scaled down. 2 1/2-minute display still ended up as a big time crowded future. if you have any viral videos, shared it @tracegallagher or at "fox news @ night" on social media. ♪ ♪ three months after a train derailment of toxic chemicals in east palestine, ohio. questions about the cleanup effort and health hazards by local residents. former infernal protection -- environment protection agent chiefs of staff joins us live. i want to play the sound but because you hear these things

all the time. these are the people who live in east palestine and they are having bad reactions. watch this. >> a lot of the stomach pain, constant stomach pain, you feel like stabbing my stomach. i have had shortness of breath. i have tried to go to the hospital a few times because of it. up and they are telling me that i don't meet the criteria. >> trace: it seems like when the news crews pulled out, they were forgotten. they were left there. and they don't really have much recourse. what do you say to that? >> yeah, it is obvious this has been -- this administration initially tried to ignore what was going on. been dismissed the harm that was being caused in east palestine and now you see they are going through an outright abandonment exercise trying to protect those pretend like they were not involved in some of the early decision making. now, it is just horrible because these people are hurting. but this administration that is very quick to try to lecture the rest of us what we need to do to

make the tenant better, they are willing to ignore the very real environment and public health disaster that continues to play out in east palestine and it isn't -- it is inexcusable. >> trace: it seems to be that because the person did not go just because a lot of top officials did not go there, that norfolk southern really got kind of a pass on this, that their feet were put to the fire like they should have been should have been and maybe these people don't get the compensation or the care that they need. >> well, i certainly have been in touch with some of the emergency responders that were on the ground early on. and while there was a presence of epa there, what i heard is that it was not the level of senior leadership necessary to truly take charge. and in that situation, what has happened is expediency ruled the day coming from norfolk southern as they tried to reopen that main artery of their training operations. and so if that becomes the

priority that that lends itself to be overarching and extenuating consequences that the people in this area continue to deal with, and again, i will say this. it is inexcusable that it took over two weeks for any senior leadership to show up from the biden administration. and it is terrible to consider the fact that president biden today has not been out there. >> trace: yeah, the following, three months after the train derailment in the village, residents say they continue to struggle with ongoing health problems. we told you that. in face of uncertain future without federal help in the form of emergency disaster declaration. governor mike dewine said he has been told by fema the chemical spill does not qualify because it was not a natural disaster like a tornado or a flood. so it seems like the long-term outlook is bleak for the people who lived there. you have about 15 seconds. >> yeah, it is bleak and it shows you the consequences that truly does not care about the american people all the american people regardless of zip code.

so we of us need a change in leadership to get things back and take care of everyone including the forgotten people of east palestine. >> trace: great to have you have you are in, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> trace: coming up, how do you really feel about being asked to tempt at self-checkouts? there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. the nightcap crew will talk about this next. ♪ ♪ check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. i've become a bit of an expert in suncare... an spf-icionando if you will. my bottle of choice? neutrogena ultra sheer. a lightweight blend that protects 6 layers deep

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with nightcap crew. jackie ibanez, kevin corke, jonathan hunt, and bill wells. tipping at self-checkout. many people are frust frustrateh our new tipping culture. is it fair? for anyone to expect a tip even when they don't do anything at all? jonathan hunt, i mean, this is in part because it is one of those things where you walk into a bodega and you grab a walk -- a bottle of water. you scan it and it is like tim and you're thinking, who am i to be exactly? >> jonathan: or you do the entire ordering via ipad. i get that there's a lot of people who are underpaid in those kind of service industry. what they should do is to the french way. the french do a lot of things badly. one thing they do right is

tipping. no tipping. it is built in. they pay their staff properly. >> trace: it is a good thing. you take it right out of the check and it is already gone. you don't have to worry about the embarrassment. kevin corke they think those things around and you have the waiter and that which is and they flip the thing around and then they sit and wait and they sit and used to have to fill it out and get up and run. if the service was crappy. now you have to wait. >> kevin: and they shame you. i'm with you. i never understood the idea of tipping if they did not actually do something to earn the tip, a sort of an electronic obligation but i do it out of habit. >> trace: kevin corke, have you done anything ever wrong? i'm starting to worry. >> kevin: i'm late in traffic. >> trace: it is interesting. here is the poll. i think everyone is right. a poll, the response, is it fair

for anyone to expect a tip? no, said 98 present on twitter. no set 96% on instagram. jackie ibanez, should they expect a tip? >> reporter: no. and i think kevin, you. >> kevin: i do. i worked in that service industry. i have a soft heart for the people who do it. >> absolutely not. who am i tipping? >> trace: i'm with jackie. i was a bartender back in the day. used to work to get good tips. it is like being in seaworld. it was one of those things where you were good, you've got a tip. if not, not. dr. wells? >> i was a waiter in college. expected people -- you got to tip your waitress. when i was in high school, in jack-in-the-box, i never would have expected a tip. if we don't want to tip, we

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