things i can blame on my dog when i get home. >> thanks. >> that's it. >> thanks, actually. thanks to my guests and our studio audience. fox news @ night with trace gallagher is next. i'm tyrus o behalf of greg gutfield, tom, gene and the wh--jean and the whole staff, we love you, america. >> trace: good evening, welcome to fox news @ night, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking news into the investigation into hunter biden's taxes. fox news obtained a letter from attorneys from an irs whistle-blower accusing the government of retaliation by removing the whistle-blower and his entire team from the hunter biden probe. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live with the breaking information on this. jonathan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, trace. much of the back story on this is still unclear, precisely because this is a whistle-blower

case, but what we know is this, the irs whistle-blower's lawyers have written to members of congress saying that the whistle-blower and his entire team have been "removed from the ongoing and sensitive investigation of the high-profile controversial subject about which our client sought to make whistle-blower disclosures to congress." the whistle-blower previously alleged political interference in the investigation of that high-profile, controversial subject who fox has been told is hunter biden. as for the whistle-blower's removal from the investigation, his legal team says its client, "was informed the change was at the request of the department of justice." the move was condemned as retaliatory action by house speaker kevin mccarthy who said by a twitter that republicans on the house, weighs and means committee, "will expose any possible cover-up at the irs and

republicans will protect the whistle-blowers who shine a light on government misconduct." congressman richard neal, the top democrat on the weighs and means committee said "weighs and means democrats will take whistle-blowers and their protections seriously. more detail is needed here and we call on irs commissioner to provide the necessary context before making any further judgment." now, hunter biden, of course, remains under investigation for alleged tax crimes. he has denied any wrongdoing. president biden has repeatedly said he believes his son has done nothing wrong and that he is, "proud of him." trace? >> trace: still a lot to get to, jonathan. thank you. for more perspective, listen to one of our fox news contributors had to say tonight versus what the commissioner of the irs told a congressional committee last month. watch. >> i think this is worse than retaliation against a whistle-blower. this is obstruction of justice.

this is the department of justice intervening in a very sensitive case. >> can you commit there'll be no retaliation against that whistle-blower? >> i can say without any hesitation that there will be no retaliation for anyone making an allegation or a call to a whistle-blower hotline. >> trace: lessee marshal and jason chaifetz joins me now. the attorneys for the whistle-blower acknowledge that the whistle-blower and his team have been removed from the investigation under hunter biden but tom divine who represented thousands of whistle-blowers said this violates the whistle-blower protection act saying that it resulted in change of doubt cities and working conditions to remove you from a case and if it's because you're whistle belowing, that would make it a violation of the

law. as you look at this, jason, does it appear to be obstruction or some form of obstruction to you? >> well t could potentially be both. it appears as if these people were spending a lot of time, if not years investigating this case. to have them all removed from the case is highly suspicious. it does seem to come in proximity to the whistle-blower complaint. it could be an obstruction of justice. it's also highly unusual that the department of justice would make the claim or make the request of the irs to remove the agents. usually, that's the purview of the irs, not the department of justice, so highly suspicious. we know that there's an investigation because hunter biden has paid $1 million and admitted there's an investigation. so why are the agents suddenly taken off the case? >> trace: yep! that's a very good point. i want to just play this for leslie because here's what the democrats said about whistle-blower protection back in 2019. watch.

>> used to be a bipartisan commitment we protect whistle-blowers because we want them to come forward with the truth of the conduct of our elected officials. >> whistle-blowers play an important role in our government and -- in revealing wrongdoing that they see. it's an important part of writing bills to protect whistle-blowers. >> 2019, whistle-blowers are really important. certainly they're not for democrats. >> i'm a democrat. i think whistle-blowers are important. i haven't heard anyone from my department say otherwise it may be necessary to preserve objectivity of the investigation and the alleged witness, so sometimes you're actually further protecting the whistle-blower or people on that team. you know, look, you want this investigation, whether it's hunter biden or not -- and i know the gop loves to hate on hunter biden -- who regardless of who it is, you want the investigation to be pure. you want the investigation to be seamless, and i think some people could say it could be a

conflict of interest when somebody, you know, puts this information forth and then they're part of the investigation? to me, that is problematic and to me, that wouldn't be a clean investigation. >> trace: but the doj should come out and explain exactly what is happening to the whistle-blower and find out what the status is. so far, that's not happened. i want to move on. here is bill barr talking about the big lie when it comes to this john durham report. listen to this. >> let's not forget what the lie was. the lie was russiagate. the lie was russian collusion. there was nothing to support it. these people were implicated in spreading that lie and benefiting from it personally and hurting the country with their conspiracy mongering. >> trace: you're talking about adam schiff and john brennan. "new york times," cnbc and cnn are out there trying to explain this whole thing away, jason. it was just laughable today when

you saw this all day. >> you have the durham report and the muller report and the general inspector issuing more than 1,000 pages. there are major systemic problems from the investigation. i don't buy they made the changes. they went after donald trump and went after what they wanted, a media narrative. they went after the guy for years and impressed the election. i believe someone should have been prosecuted but nevertheless they lost to those prosecutions but the one person for forgery didn't even lose his bar assignment. he's still a practicing attorney. it's really quite a -- i think what really gets me, trace, is there's no consequence. if this isn't breaking the law, then what is? >> trace: leslie, last word. >> we have a prosecutor not prosecuting. i can understand why republicans

would be upset because they're waiting for this big moment and for this big reveal. what do we see? it's a lot of the same information we got from the former report when we had the department of justice have their independent investigation. we're not really finding, you know, much that is new, and, again, a prosecutor not prosecuting, you don't have arrests, you don't have indictments, you don't have handcuffs and so there are a lot of people saying this was a lot of wasted time and money. >> trace: i think what they found out is the fbi had no basis for the investigation at all. zero basis for this investigation and yet they went forward with the investigation and that's the big problem. thank you, both, jason and leslie. in the meantime, there appears to be optimism tonight concerning a deal on the debt ceiling. it comes following a white house meeting between the president and top congressional leaders. kevin corke is live in the nation's capital with more on that. good evening. >> reporter: evening, trace. the proverbial clock as you know is ticking in washington. politicos in both ends of pennsylvania avenue are obviously eager to make a deal,

however, the negotiations continue against a backdrop of pending doom, at least if you believe the treasury secretary janet yellen. so just might when we run out of money to meet our obligations reaching the debt limit? janet yellen says the actual date could be a number of days or weeks later than these estimates. her office is still pointing at early june which is why president biden welcomed congressional leaders to the oval today, however, in typical biden fashion, he didn't answer questions leaving that for the leaders from both parties. >> it is possible to get a deal by the end of the week but we have a lot of work to do in a short amount of time. i wish we'd been able to be in this place 100 days ago. >> the idea of having a partisan bill we knew would get us nowhere. everyone freeload mitted that in the room. >> look, it was a good and productive meeting. everyone agreed default would be the worst outcome. >> reporter: little argument there. meanwhile, the president is also deploying two of his very top

advisers to sort of massage this negotiation over a possible debt deal. he's calling on negotiators steve, a long-time adviser. folks here in washington certainly know him and the o&b's director, young. he's asking them to work with republicans. that, trace, could be a sign of a possible advance let's just say maybe a deal in the offing. we'll have to watch together. >> trace: it's a game of inches. kevin corke live for us in d.c., thank you. let's bring in stephanie hamill. stephanie, always great to have you on i was kind of looking at the president after -- well not even the news conference -- after the cameras were in there and the people were getting pushed out and he said, "give me a break." a couple of times he said nothing else again. this is the same president who has held zero solo news conferences this year so far and here i want you to watch this is what we've gotten from the president over the past two months. watch this. >> we'll see new california.

>> mr. president, what do you know right now about why this happened? [everyone speaking at once asking questions] >> i'll talk for 10 minutes, take zero questions and cheerfully walk away. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. thank you, guys. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, guys. >> trace: at some point, stephanie, he's got to talk, right? >> well, we would hope so. and the clips that your team put together is just typical biden. the president is refusing to answer questions from friendly press. i mean, most of the people in that room are not his enemies. in fact, they're probably big supporters of his, and they're asking extremely legitimate questions right now like the last media clip you played in regards to the debt ceiling. according to reuters, 3 in 4 americans are very concerned about what the debt ceiling means for them and they want to see what the president's plan is. and, you know, we've had a really hard week, right?

america is dealing with many crisis. we have a border crisis. we're still dealing with an economy that's difficult for many americans to get by, and we want to hear a plan and leadership from the president yet we don't get that. and whatever happened to the journalists and the watch dogs of america? they're supposed to be asking the tough questions. and they're not doing that right now. i mean, they'll get a few questions. they don't get the answers that they want and then they just kind of move on. >> trace: it's a very good point because we had a lot of big events as you said and it really is a friendly media. jonathan turley said, "today we're seeing much more dangerous phenomenon. the coverage this week has all the markings of a state media. the consistent spin, the almost universal lack of details, the absurd distinctions. it's the blind side of our first amendment which addresses the classic use of state authority to coerce and control the media." you watch what is happening on the newspapers and the networks

and it is really baffling to see they're not covering a lot of this information. >> it's almost like we're living in two separate planets here. a lot of the abc networks aren't covering the issues as they should be. i mean, look, think about the durham report and how that was covered. not a lot of coverage there. huge revelations, huge bombshells. obviously, fox news covered it, but it just shows where we are as a country right now where we have folks in the media who are not doing their jobs and supporting this administration and almost carrying water for them. >> trace: by the way, we should just say breaking right now, i'm being told president biden has announced that sunday in japan at the g7 meetings, he'll hold a news conference if you're ready for that. stephanie hamill, great to have you on as always, thank you. new york city has a new plan to deal with the influx of migrants from the southern border, house them in public school gymnasiums, a move one

parent called "just insane." marianne rafferty is live with the plan and its controversial goals. marianne, good evening. >> reporter: trace, parents will have a problem with this mayor adams facing intense questions tuesday over the city's plan to temporarily house migrants in public school gymnasiums if needed. the mayor repeatedly urged the federal government for help in the influx says 20 stand-alone gymnasiums are in play. >> this is not every school gym in our city. these are self--standing gems that are not inside the school buildings. they're one of the areas that we are looking at. we're not there yet to state that this is going to be happening. we still look at the other 19 other gyms and state if we're going to move them there, but we have to create a list of locations because the flow hasn't stopped and it doesn't look like it's going to stop. >> reporter: according to reports, ps188 in brooklyn is already housing 75 asylum seekers a decision democratic

city councilman justin said is pozling and later tweeted "we can't disrupt school agencies with the same urgency we search for shelter space for asylum seekers. we must move the folks out of the system and out of temporary shelter. endless purgatory is unsustainable for all." some parents are expressing outrage over the plan. >> my concerns are number one for safety, respect and dignity. it's not safe for our children. all the activities we would have had in that gym are off-limits now. >> some cases, there are adult males. i don't feel safe having adult males with no health screenings, no criminal background checks around our children. >> reporter: new york's governor cathy hochul sent a letter to the biden administration requesting to use federal lands to house migrants. the governor said that monday and hasn't heard back. >> the parents made very good comments. >> reporter: they did and you can understand it.

>> trace: you can. marianne, thank you. a follow-up to the story we brought you last night. the new york city's mayor's office pushing back on reports they kicked homeless veterans out of hotel rooms in the city of newberg to make room for migrants. a spokesperson for eric adams says each of the veterans in the hotel finished their reservations when the city began their asylum seeker program. no word on where the homeless vets are staying now though. san francisco district attorney brook jenson -- jenkins, rather, decided not to charge a walgreens security guard in the fatal shooting of a shoplifting suspect. that's now prompting calls for an independent review. >> the video shows walgreens security guard michael anthony asking the suspect, banko brown in the white t-shirt for a receipt. brown refuses. they begin to fight, and brown allegedly threatens to stab the security guard with a knife. >> the only reason why i did that is because i felt like i

was. [indiscernible] if & if i would have let that person go, i would have been harmed. >> on watch closely as the suspect, banko brown, starts to leave. it appears he steps toward the security guard who then fires. critics call it murder. the san francisco d.a., brook jenkins, says the shooting is justified. >> what i will say s no e didn't indicate he saw a knife. what he said was "i saw a movement that led me to believe something dangerous was about to happen to me." the law doesn't require you wait and see is it a gun, is it a knife, is it scissors? the law allows you to have a perception and belief so long as it's reasonable. >> progressives are calling for state and federal investigations. some claim brown was targeted for being a black transgender man. in the meantime, activists want walgreens to pay and banko brown's attorney is planning to sue for damages. >> we should protest about it.

it shouldn't go unnoticed this young person's life was taken what appears to be wrongfully. >> let's bring in the host of "nothing but the truth" podcast, bobby cranky. i want to play one more sound from the d.a. brook jenkins in san francisco and we'll get your take from the other side. watch. >> we have the benefit of hindsight, right? now, we understand that banko brown didn't have a knife, didn't have a weapon, but at that moment in time, it's about what he -- the security guard perceived or believed. and was that reasonable? >> trace: and the security guard says while they were on the floor and kind of wrestling on the floor together that the suspect told him that he was going to stab him, so is that reasonable? what are your thoughts? >> i can't believe this to be honest with you, trace, as a former prosecutor who evaluated many of these cases. this prosecutor who is supposed to be a little bit more of a hard bull prosecutor than the previous one really blew it on this particular case and her explanation of the law is very

much lacking. look. look at the facts of this case. there's a fight. clearly, the security guard was winning that fight. if the security guard was concerned while they were fighting that he had a knife, then why did the security guard let him go which he said he did voluntarily? moreover, he has a shopping bag in his hand. his other hand is visible. that movement that you see where he moves his chest really, not his body towards him, when he points the gun, the security guard, he's moving away. the victim moves away and he fires. you just can't fire because you have a feeling, not a warm and fuzzy feeling, and you think that maybe it could be anything. security guard even said i didn't know what he was going to do. >> trace: let me stop you there, bob, because he did lunge at him. the video shows that. so what happens is is the security guard said he had a gun, he pointed the gun and was holding it on the floor and was waiting as the suspect was going out the door and he said he was waiting to see if he lunged at him with something because he thought he had some kind of

weapon he was going to use against him and you can see he lunges forward. now, he lunged forward to spit, not to stab him, but how do you know that at that very time? >> he's got a bag in one hand and an empty other hand and that lunge respectfully i believe was more of his body moving forward but it's clear when the weapon is pulled out, he's moving away from the security guard. it's -- by the way, the law isn't just that you feel that you're in reasonable likelihood of death or serious bodily injury, it has to not only be subjective but also objective. a reasonable juror has to look at that and say it was objectably reasonable to believe when a guy has a shopping bag that his hand and the other bag is empty he could cause serious bodily injury or death to the security guard? this was a bad shoot, plain and simple and it at least should have been presented to the grand jury and allow them to make the decision as to whether or not it was reasonable. >> trace: i gotta go. you said this is a bad shoot.

what about in new york, the daniel penny case, the killing there of jordan neale. was that self-defense? i have 10 seconds. >> trace, that's a completely different kind of case. the question in that case becomes is it reasonable to keep someone in a chokehold for many, many, many minutes when the person was no longer moving. >> trace: remember, it was less than six minutes. >> i didn't say 15. i said many, many minutes. >> trace: ok. just checking. you think both of these things aren't self-defense. bobby cranky -- >> no. no. >> trace: go ahead. five seconds. ok. >> i think they're completely different cases to compare. >> trace: bob, thank you so much. and how about this for a california trifecta? the mayor of san francisco who long defended the city's crime crisis is now a victim. san diego is suing shamu. turns out the whale might be squatting. later, americans are obsessed with their snacks. last year, snack sales jumped 11% to $180 billion.

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>> trace: first up in tonight's real news write up. north carolina's republican-controlled house and senate voted to override a governor's veto of a bill restricting abortion access. democrat roy cooper objected the bill following its passage that woe druce deuce the abortion cutoff from 20 weeks to 12. sports illustrated is facing backlash for choosing trans star

petrus for one of its cover models for the upcoming swimsuit edition. . >> how did the industry pay homage to the founding mothers of fear? they put us in bikinis. wow! >> miller lite is on a mission to clean up not just their [bleep] but the whole beer industry's [bleep]. miller lite has been scouring the internet for all the [bleep] and buying it back so they can turn it into good [bleep] for women brewers. >> now miller lite is facing calls for a boycott after this ad released in march for women's history month resurfaced online. it calls for the beer industry to atone for how it portrays women in beer commercials this comes as bud light is trying to recover from its partnership with dylan mulvaney. elon musk gave a wide-ranging interview tonight. the ceo of twitter was asked his

thoughts on remote work. he was asked about the 2020 election and if he regretted his vote for joe biden. watch. >> do i believe biden won? um, yes, i believe he won. >> you voted for him? >> i did actually. >> do you regret that? >> i mean, man, -- i -- i wish we could have a normal human being as president. that's what i want. >> trace: musk warned the economy is in for a challenging year. hm. the fox news @ night commonsense department is noticing a new ad campaign in san francisco that jokes about the city's response to the fentanyl crisis. the group behind the campaign is called "together sf action" and is putting up signs around the city that say things like "no yelling while selling drugs. kids are trying to sleep around here" or "open-air drug markets are in.

farmer's markets are out." and this "one industry is still booming in san francisco, fentanyl." at the bottom of each billboard has a statement that reads -- the group behind the billboards say sometimes you need to shop people into being awake and taking action. i guess the new campaign is better than the old campaign which was to shut up and say nothing about open borders, free reign among cartels and watching young people die by the thousands. for the record, mothers against drug addiction and deaths and parents who lost children to fentanyl are mortified by the new campaign. and they're supportive. commonsense thinks maybe it's all a bit too late because we should have been offended a long, long time ago. san francisco mayor london reid trying to defend her management of the city's homelessness and drug crisis. recently revealed she, herself, was a victim of the city's crime

crisis having her own car broken into. that's a pretty good place to start with reformed california chairman carl demaio. carl, great to have you on. i want to play this for you. >> i mean, my car got broken into right in front of my home. there was nothing in it. that makes worse. i don't have anything to steal because i know better, right? but it's a tough thing. we're going to keep working on that to combat it. we're not throwing up our hands. we're going to keep fighting to get this community to a place where these kids who are growing up there could go outside and play without fear. >> trace: you talk to long-time journalists in san francisco who's been there for years working for liberal stations and they think the city is a mess. >> couple things on this. this interview was recorded in december. it just came out. just last month, london was blaming conservative media for lying about the property crime and the violent crime in san

francisco. there is no lying about the statistics. homicides, violent crime up 20% since the beginning of the year. property crimes up 15% but, trace we know that stores and individuals are not reporting property crimes anymore because they realize what good does it do you? no one is going to actually enforce the law. >> trace: yeah, it is crazy. in the meantime, gavin newsom, governor of california, was reticent about being food stamps to illegal immigrants but now it turns out he's changed his mind and he's warming up to the idea. there's also talk about maybe unemployment benefits and expanding healthcare for illegal immigrants. this is for a state that's $31 billion in debt. >> they already have the health care them free taxpayer funded healthcare. $3 billion for free healthcare for illegal immigrants. on top of that, they want the food stamps. we already give them the education. yes a lot of the illegal immigrants are homeless

individuals we're providing shelter to. we're talking about billions, tens of billions of dollars easily by conservative estimates. the state just came out last week announcing a $33 billion budget shortfall and it's going to get worse. >> trace: it's everything. it's just schools and you can go down the list and there is a price tag on all of these things for illegal immigrants and the fact that california say sanctuary state, it is a very expensive proposition. >> it's not only expensive to taxpayers but we're drawing people into the state of california, illegal immigrants into the state. it used to be they were coming for a job. now a lot of them are coming for the extra welfare. >> trace: here's the capper, san diego is suing sea world for $10 million. apparently shamu might be a squatter. sea world says we've partnered with the city for nearly 60 years, conducted thousands of animal rescues, numerous recycling drives and many other events. we also paid more than $146 million in lease payments to the city of san diego since 2010 and they're suing 'em.

>> this is outrageous! ok. the city of san diego just enacted a tenants rights law that basically makes it imfor for landlords to really -- impossible for landlords to really evict people squatting and not paying rent on top of that, they didn't have the ability to evict people for two years here in the state of california so landlords couldn't do what the city politicians are trying to do right now to sea world and finally why did sea world say they needed rent relief? because these politicians in california and in san diego shut down their park so when you have a contract and you're not allowed to use the park for amusement, why should you be paying the rent? i think sea world has a very strong case but the hypocrisy here is on full display. >> trace: renters, stay as long as you want. shamu, get your stuff. you're out. carl demaio, thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> trace: a group of sorority sisters telling fox news about a transgender student living in their house who they believe has been peeping on them and now

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>> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos, out of the blue. dust devil in florida struck home plate during a youth baseball game. the 7-year-old catcher got stuck in the swirl. the dust devil disappeared just about as quickly as it appeared and the mother's day game went on unchallenged. now for a moment, the moment a kayaker off the coast of hawaii got attacked by a tiger shark. the shark appeared with no warning and rammed the kayaker. the kayaker first thought the shark i was turtle but, nope, not a turtle. the kayaker thinks the shark mistook his boat for a wounded

seal. [cheers and applause] that is the heart-warming moment that watson got up to walk across the stage for his college graduation. watson got shot during his senior year of high school and is paralyzed from the neck down. a powered exsow skeleton helped him make the trip across the stage. he plans to get his batch colors and masters in social work -- his bachelors and masters in social work. >> congratulations! >> i passed the bar! i passed the bar, whew. >> trace: this man couldn't contain his excitement after passing the bar exam with a score high enough to practice in jurisdictions around the country. interestingly enough, matthew graham took the exact same place, took the test in the

exact same place where he got married two years earlier. he felt it was a sign from god his family was there with him. he passed the bar, by the way! this man in brazil won the claw machine arcade game and dropped his stuffed animal in the chute. when he went to get it, out popped a sleepy cat right on cue. turns out the cat belongs to the gas station housing this claw machine. he's fond of napping inside of it. the couple got a kick from the cat's perfect timing. check out this florida gator entirely made of sand. the realistic-looking sculpture surprised officers with the appropriately named treasure island police department. the department loves seeing the artwork of talented people. they say flatten the skull nottures when you leave for the sake of nesting turtles. if you have a video to share, please send it over to trace gallagher on social media. a group of sisters at wyoming's kappa kappa gamma

sorority are suing the university over the permission they gave to a trans woman to move into their house in september. jill, always great to have you on. this is the legal filing obtained by cowboy state daily saying, quote here, mr. smith -- this is the student -- langford by watching the members of the sorority house visibly with an erection. the national chapter of kappa kappa gamma are saying you're taking this person, he's going to live with you. the local girls in the sorority didn't have a choice. that's a problem. >> that is a big problem. as a mom of daughters who was once a young woman that went to college, this is the most uncomfortable situation. i can't even articulate how -- everyone says where's the safe space? where's the safe space, right? this is not a safe space for

young women in the sorority. listen, i don't have any personal connection to this particular chapter of kappa kappa gamma. i do want to back it up and say how in the world did the national chapter have the wherewithal to offer this young man bid to join the group? it is wrong! it is not safe for women! it's a complete abandonment -- it's evidence of a complete abandonment of truth and reason in our society right now. >> trace: both my daughters are in sororities at bama. they get to choose who lives in the house with them. it isn't thrown at them by the chapter. every college has a safe space except for this! >> this is a testament to how much our schools and social structure has abandoned teaching children truth and logic and reason. it's really sad. >> trace: i want to play a couple of the sound bites from the sorority girls. watch. >> as we're fighting for the

importance of women spaces and what it truly means to be a woman, they blatantly ignored us and ignored our values and valued someone else over us in this uncomfortable situation! >> we were never told it was a unisex space. we joined under the impression that it was a single-sex organization! >> trace: everybody gets to pick a sorority. you don't pick one if you don't have all the information. >> exactly. i applaud those young women. look at them. they're speaking out. they're speaking in truth. they're speaking with logic reasonably. it's one of the -- on the clip we saw the girls say we need our values honored and appreciated and that's something we continue to educate our families at preggerukids.com to teach the kids to have courage to speak up for the truth like those girls are right now. >> trace: social impact on children's mental health. a pediatric psychologist says social media has the ability to increase depression in children when used inappropriately and

open them up to inappropriate sharing, hurtful language, bullying and more. it's not really crying wolf. there's a concern there. are you concerned about social media's impact? >> i've been concerned about social media since my little girls were toddlers. i remember hearing statistics and data in 2017 about how social media was already contributing to anxiety, depression, suicide. let's not even talk about the current situation of child trafficking. that's a real severe situation. i'm concerned. it's incumbent upon us parents to not give our kids the garbage of the social media apps that's harmful. we need to stop allowing our children to consume things that is irrepaye pairably harmful to them. >> thank you. binge snacking. why more americans would rather snack than eat a whole meal? what about you? are you a snakier? if so, what's your snack of

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>> trace: we're back with the night cap crew. kevin corke, jonathan hunt,

marianne rafferty, carl demaio. we are talking about snacking. americans love their snacks. we were looking at research. sales last year of snacks reached $181 billion, up 11% and nearly half of americans are consuming three or more snacks per day. some are even swapping snacks for meals, you know, kind of like the charcuterie culture where everyone kind of snacks all night. do you find yourself snacking instead of dining? if so what's your go-to snack, jonathan hunt? >> cookies! >> trace: really? >> i have a real weakness for cookies as my multiple chins reveal. sadly, i don't do it instead of meals. i do it as well as meals. [laughter] >> trace: it's so funny. marianne rafferty? come on. when you have kids around the house, you know there's always snacks. there's everything in the pantry. you can pretty much get anything you want to. are you a snacker? do you replace meals with snacks? >> i am a snacker.

my kids love it, too. anything with cheese we love. cheese and crackers. >> trace: if it gets late, you think the snacks are fine for dinner? >> the kids are like, come on, please? just a little one. i cave. they're like, i'm full. see ya later. >> trace: you're not alone. i'll tell you this. the night cap poll, do you sometimes snack instead of eating a meal? 62% on twitter say yes. 65% on instagram. carl demaio, does a meal get out the door and snacks come in? >> instead of eating three meals, you're supposed to snack six times a day, they say. for me, popcorn! >> trace: really? >> my favorite snack is popcorn. it doesn't have the guilt associated with it. i've broken a couple of teeth along the way. >> trace: really? >> colonels. >> trace: i always say, kevin corke, when you're 1 of 10, it's hard to grab the snacks because they're usually gone by the time you get there. is that true? >> 100% true, and demaio's onto something.

i'm a popcorn guy. i used to love to snack on cereal but then it was giving me a little bit of a middle. i switched to popcorn which is probably not any better, but i love it and i'm addicted to popcorn snacking. >> trace: popcorn is great. i'm also addicted to sunflower seeds! >> i love sunflower seeds. >> jill, is there a snack that you have to have? >> cheese and crackers for breakfast, lunch and dinner! no problem! >> trace: charcuterie all day long in your household! replaces meals? >> no. no. no; you can't do that. it'd be a terrible example for my kids. they'd get me on that in a moment. >> cathy z says pretzels dipped in mustard. judy says anything with caramel. sudeen. frozen yogurt bars. rafael, snacks on chips ahoy. apples with peanut butter. michelle monty says chips and french onion dip.

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