>> greg: we are out of time. thank you, every one. "fox news @ night" is up next. [cheers and applause] >> trace: welcome into america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight in maryland, the father wanting to protect his 14-year-old son was beaten to death. allegedly by other parents. california has spent $20 billion in the past five years on the homeless crisis and a number of homeless residents has gone up. but we begin with the 2024 presidential race now in full swing. florida governor ron desantis is officially in. but it was a rough start on twitter. christina coleman is live with

reaction on the glitches and on desantis himself. good evening. >> reporter: governor ron desantis remains confident. he did his first tv interview as a presidential candidate tonight on fox news. he explain what his top three priorities would be as pres president. >> there's a lot you can do, ripping out biden's anti-american energy policy, which you probably could do most of that executive. and then reconstitution leising the administrative state. >> reporter: also, desantis who was already called ron desantis money is by former president donald trump said he is not fazed by nicknames. he says he is ready to take on his republican challengers. >> i don't mind being called different things. i have been called everything but a child of god as it is. it does not faze me. make sure you call me a winner because that is what we have done in the state of florida and that is what we would do

nationally. >> reporter: the governor's video on twitter to announce his presidential run during the conversation with twitter ceo elon musk had some technical glitches, providing some people from viewing it initially and this group swift criticism. a spokeswoman for the democratic national committee said in a statement "in true ron desantis fashion, his potential launch was not ready for prime time. welcome to the race for the maga base." and another example of why he is just not ready for the job. the stakes are too high and but for saving america is too critical to waste on a first timer. new polls show warmer president donald trump with a 53 to 20 advantage over the florida governor. ron desantis remains confident he is very competent but -- that he is going to win the election.

>> trace: it is a big gap. desantis thinks he can close that. thank you. let's bring in the founder of the pro-desantis political action committee, former directory of homeland security. it is great to have you on. florida gop representative donald's made a good plays. listen to him and i will get your reaction. >> ron desantis has a great record. i represent the state. at the end of the day, all of his accomplishments, especially if you want to talk the abortion ban are now possible. >> trace: would desantis be as successful as governor without former president trump having that office? >> well, he most certainly wo would. i mean, desantis has distinguished himself from very good crop of chief executives including president trump. head and shoulders above them all in his accomplishment as governor of florida. i mean, the congressman only touched on one and that was his

second pro-life bill. there's also lowering debt. there's also fighting the woke mob at the corporate level and higher at which a lot of us didn't even think was possible anymore. and protecting children in k-12 and given control of their lives back and their education back to their parents and he was rewarded with a 60% victory in a swing state including winning at miami dade county digits. amazing performance that has not been matched by anybody else in the race. >> trace: trubisky got to give him that. those are big numbers that he came up with. i want to put these numbers back on the board because the gop preference, you see former president trump, 53 and desantis at 20 and the rest are in single digits. 33 points. it is a lot to overcome, does he have to close the gap fast or can this be progressive ove

overtime? >> okinaka he has got to close it by the beginning of 2024. and there's plenty of time and building to do that. donald trump has been in this race six months. you know how many doors he has knocked on in iowa? zero. desantis got in today. you know how many we have not on in his behalf? 30,000 in iowa. we are building on that movement that he has led and there's so much enthusiasm for him on the ground. it will show in doorknocking, volunteers in the million dollars he got the first hour of his candidacy. he will be the next president. >> trace: the wall street journal says the following, he is a cultural brawler, more than a likely unifier. he is no back slap her and he would benefit from even a little of ronald reagan's self-deprecating humor. i got about 30 seconds. [does he need to lighten up a bit? do you think?

>> well, humor helps all the time. he was armed with trey gowdy tonight. he was a smiling machine and, you know, très had him on there for a good long time. he has a sharp brain and a quick with. and a tough, tough hide that he has demonstrated to the media and the liberals and i think that that is going to play very well with republican voters as they get to know america's governor. >> trace: yeah, he definitely has some followers and likability. ken cuccinelli, best of luck for you. now from former president tr trump's side, let's bring in make america great again in spokeswoman. the former president has made it clear that he thinks that ron desantis is being disloyal for running for president. it sounds like he is concerned a bit. >> no, president trump is not concerned. he is speaking the truth.

ron desantis has been disloyal and ron desantis would not even be in this position if president tripp had not not endorsed his gubernatorial campaign back in 2018. and ron desantis' ron desantis' announcement today proves that this man is not ready for prime time. he is not ready to be the leader of the free world and save america from joe biden and the democrats disasters and gender. he announced his campaign on twitter. a big-time platform that the majority of republican primary voters don't even use, there was a plethora of technological difficulties. that were quite embarrassing and show his team is not ready but most importantly the message. did not mention ukraine. did not mention china, did not mention the foreign policy problems we have across the world. did not mention inflation or immigration either. issues that are at the top of the mind for american voters right now. >> trace: in fairness, he did talk about those issues with trey gowdy and others. my question is he has $120 million. $200 million budget, that is a

pretty good starting point for ron desantis. >> this race is shaping up to be a lot like 2016 where president trump was outspent. he was not at work. ron desantis can continue to try and build himself as trump 2.0, trump of the future. but the truth of the matter is donald trump is leading this race by more than 40 points and some polls. he is leading in new hampshire, leading in iowa and why is that? because he has a clear contrast between life in joe biden's america and life into trump's america and we need they want leadership. only president truman can walk into the white house, call gmac to get america back on track. we can't gamble america's future. there is way too much at stake. >> seven people now in this race. the former president does not go after nikki haley or tim scott, it does not go after anyone else except for ron desantis. why?

>> well, that is not quick trip president trump takes shots and he punches back at people when they punch at him. i think it has to do with that loyalty factor that you brought up at the beginning of the segment. but also, it has to do with the fact that there's blood in the water. people into that ron desantis was going to be the establishment darling. he is owned by the corporate donor class as proven by his announcement today. hanging out with those donors down at the four seasons resort in miami, we cannot afford to revert back, the old establishment gop, the republican party is unequivocally america first. ron desantis had a chance to unify with president trump and adhere to the will of the voters as proven in these polls and he decided to divide. so he dug his grave. now president trump will bury him in it. >> trace: blood in the water. karoline leavitt, thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: now for some political announcements. the spring and fox news contributor guy benson. she made a fair point there. a fair bit of glitches at the announcement on twitter. but desantis' campaign is

saying, there was so much enthusiasm for governor desantis' vision for our great american comeback that he literally busted up the internet. washington is next. 1 million raised online in one hour and counting. they are already kind of riding this like the taylor swift thing and ticketmaster. the demand was so hard that that is what happened with all the glitches tonight. what are you thinking? >> they are also leaning into it. they are saying, we have broken the internet. let's break it with these fundraising numbers. go to website. and all of that. they don't really have a choice. when something goes that wrong, you have to make the best of it and it seems like they are raking in a lot of small dollar donors. there was a lot of interest. that is sort of the counters been to. there's no disputing that. that being said, they took a risk with this practice was an unconventional launch venue. sort of an unpredictable type of setting. and the candidate himself was not able to speak for the first

20 minutes because it was not working. so that is probably something that gave him a fair amount of heartburn. that is not how they wanted this rollout to begin. i think that for those of us who hyper and wise this stuff and live, eat, breathe politics will be talking about it and there will be jokes and memes about it. what happens is what happens for the first 48 hours and the first couple weeks to see if desantis can start to on the ground eat into some of those leads for president, especially in the early states. >> trace: you heard karoline leavitt say blood in the water. there's seven candidates now in this race and they are going after desantis. i'm going after tim scott. says, he punches back. but he is going after desantis. there's clearly a little bit of concern there about that. >> reporter: i mean, a look, donald trump has been attacking ron desantis since before desantis won by 20 points. his reelection victory in florida. he coined the sanctimonious

proud to the midterm elections. he has been poking and prodding and the state of florida for months now relentlessly. without doing anything close to that for the other candidates because desantis in his mind based on the data, the polling, everything else, poses the greatest political threat to trump. i think some of the attacks are landing. i think the disloyalty thing is incredibly weak sauce. i don't think that hits with republican voters. but trump has built a large l lead. >> trace: about 20 seconds left. he has money. he has got a little bit of excitement behind him. as he close this gap relatively soon? or does it take a while? >> reporter: i think he has to show some movement in the coming month or so. he has to show some the momentum. you are not going to close 30, 40 points overnight. but incremental progress especially iowa and new hampshire, that is probably a leading indicator potentially he is going to have a real shock

here. >> trace: yeah, good insight. guy benson, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> trace: second irs whistleblower alleging retaliation after speaking out about problems in the hunter biden investigation. new whistleblower joins his boss who came forward last month. alleging the irs retaliated after he complained about issues that included investigation delays. that first irs whistleblower is expected to testify before congress behind closed doors in the coming days. the century city of chicago is struggling to house thousands of new migrants and residents are pushing back on a plan to move them into a local college. kevin corke is live in dc with the latest on this. kevin, good evening. >> kevin: good evening. the windy city's plan to turn a local college's gym into a temporary shelter for illegal migrants is drawing fierce pushback and some support. from residence in the northwest side of the city. more than 500 people actually packed into a gym and wilbur

wright college. they cheered and they jeered a city officials who shared plans to turn the spot into a shelter for up to 400 people. well, they could actually move in as early as saturday. and stay until august 1st. >> we are inviting in like a magnet everyone come here, collect all your freebies. we're going to give it to you. every sucker in here is going to pay for it. >> we have struggled along the way and needed help, everyone of us. it is time to pay it forward. >> the police departments is going to make frequent visits here. which means if they are making frequent visits here, they are not out there. >> there's plenty of resources providing -- [audience reacts] so wright college is part of our community. >> kevin: the folks who live in chicago who have been suffering with incredible spikes in crime.

the city as you put it out, trace, is facing what officials there called a humanitarian crisis. with hundreds of migrants sleeping at police stations in recent weeks. now, the city is also receiving about 700 migrants each and every day. another busload from the great state of texas is scheduled to arrive wednesday afternoon, same as it ever was, trace. >> trace: and krithi those critics say you are a century the city and now you can't handle this. now to a horrifying story where a father who was trying to protect his 14-year-old son was beaten to death by a group of adults who came to his home looking to finish a schoolyard fight. marianne rafferty is live with the senseless details. good evening. >> reporter: that family is going through a lot right now. they are grieving the loss of 43 old christopher michael right after he was brutally beaten and killed in front of his home on friday. family says the incident stemmed from a fight one of their three

sons had and that a group of men were seeking retaliation. when wright would not have -- let them have access, they reportedly made him the target of their to back take a listen to how christopher's longtime fiancé describes him. >> was a friend. everybody coming, just the outpour that we have been getting from friends and just they are really, really going to miss out on somebody with a really big heart. he lives beyond. >> reporter: anne arundel county, police say they are searching for 3 to four suspects, white males believed to be in their 20s and 30s. family members are raising funds for the funeral costs on gofundme. they have also announced a candlelight vigil will take place on saturday gave -- saturday, may 26th to honor christopher. >> trace: glade spring informer washington, dc homicide detective and current fox news contributor ted williams. it is great to see you.

they are going to fight if these guys clearly because they literally went to this father's house to ask his 14-year-old son, his fiancée's 14-year-old son to come out and finished a schoolyard fight and then they beat him to death. this is since -- we worry about drive-by shootings. we don't hear about these types of crimes very often, to. but it is, you know, it is awakened in iowa. >> not only an eye-opener but it is sickening. it is a sad situation in america where we have these kinds of incidents where grown-ups, grown-ups, you expect to have some responsibility would go to a man's home and ask his son to come out and finish a fight and when the man says, mr. wright, you know i'm going to allow my son to come out. at that stage and say, we are going to fight you. and they wound up beating this man to death.

i sincerely hope that they bring charges against all of the individuals and they charge them all with murder in this case, trace. >> trace: i think that is exactly what is going to happen. i want to move on to memphis because a tv crew was out interviewing a woman. they were talking about curfews. teenage curfews because of the crime. and watch what happened. >> my name is yolanda. [sound of gunfire] get it down. get down. just stay down and get down. it is okay. thank you, lord jesus. stay down and get down. they are coming back. >> trace: two things struck me about that. one was the actual gunfire itself during an interview about crime and how collected and calm this woman was. she was saying, stay down, the state -- it is going to be okay. it is unbelievable the amount of crime we are surrounded by.

what do you think about that? >> reporter: you are absolutely right. when you look at what happened in memphis, i would like to tell you, but it is the norm. this is the reason the woman on camera was so cool and calm and talking to the camera crew and other individuals on the scene. but this tells you how brazen they are in that city. they don't give a damn about one enforcement being there because they are limited in the amount of law enforcement in these areas and what we saw there was a brazen shooting. i remember, this happened in front of cameras. cameras and these guys are shooting at an apartment building. a drive-by shooting. it is just shocking. but this is not -- this is the norm in america. >> trace: i'm going to eat on a good note because we have some video of good samaritans who actually helped the california highway patrol officer who was getting attacked. you can.

you can see you can see right there the chp officer is getting attacked and you see some people get out there and they get this person off of them. and you don't see this often. we have pointed out problems in california law. this is a good thing, typically have about 15 seconds to wrap this up. >> reporter: it is a super great thing. this is citizens in america helping law enforcement. and this is what we have been crying for all along, trace. for citizens to come out and help law enforcement. >> trace: ted williams, great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> reporter: my pleasure. >> trace: california spent more than $20 billion over the past five years trying to solve the state's homeless problem and yet the homeless population is growing. at one of every three homeless people in the u.s. lives in california. carl demaio is here with thoughts on where those tax dollars are going exactly. and later in the nightcap, personal question for you. how often do you wash your sheets? and the reason we ask is because

we have a new poll that says about half of us wash them every week. a third of us watch them every few weeks. and some of us cannot remember the last time we washed our sheets. where do you paul chryst let us know, twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. the comments are going to be priceless. maybe a little unusual but we will read them in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze.

>> trace: target appears to be facing a financial hit after its controversial pride campaign. the retailer's ceo recently told fortune's leadership that the

campaign was good for business. bud light is also continuing to suffer after partnering with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney. business daily editor and publisher told fox news digital the whole industry is in shock after six weeks of plummeting sales and there be supply shortages from competitors this memorial day weekend. noah pierre. a branding expert told fox news digital that adidas' marketing strategy did "more harm than good." they try to promote lgbtq rights by having a male model wear a woman's swimsuit. some customers instead perceived sports apparel company's advertisement as erasing women. [buzzer] -- ♪ ♪ san francisco's latest attempt to lower the city's exploding open air drug problem. mayor london breed reportedly plans to arrest drug users and

them in jail. for a few hours. and then release them. in other words, the city wants to use their limited police resources to arrest and process drug users, give them a few hours to come down from their pride so they can, what could be more coherent to look for more drugs. common sense things that this is clearly dominating the methods. just two weeks ago, san francisco's plan was to bring in the california highway patrol and national guard to combat drug trafficking. it turned out to be a dozen guard members and a half dozen ghp officers doing restrictive work. and this all out assault on drug traffickers came on the heels of an all-out assault on drug addicts where the city open $22 million fenced in facility to address the spike in drug overdoses. the plan was to set up an area where addicts could get help. and get drugs. 49,000 people got drugs. 53 people got treatment. the center opened just after new

year's in 2022 and shut down before christmas of the very same year. common sense wonders of san francisco regrets decriminalizing drug possession. well, a bipartisan group of california lawmakers is now are trying to figure out if $20 billion in tax. -- taxpayer money allocated to fight homelessness is being spent wisely because the problem is getting worse. here is the senior correspondent, carter campbell. >> reporter: since 2018, california has spent more than $20 billion on housing and homeless programs. only to see the number of people living on the street skyrocket. with encampments going out in cities that never had them before. these homeless encampments are not safe. they are not umaine. we all know that. they are actually brutal and unacceptable. >> reporter: dave cortese he is among a bipartisan group of lawmakers supporting a sweeping audit to find out how public funds have been used and how

effective that spending has been. >> there's also been a request for our office to try to determine how many individuals have actually received shelter. >> reporter: among its many objectives, the audit will analyze california's long-held housing first policy, getting people into shelter without also requiring them to address the drug or mental health issues that landed many of them on the street to begin with. >> we really need the housing to achieve those results and without housing, it is nearly impossible to achieve any kind of healthcare or substance use treatment while you are still drilling with crisis -- dealing with crisis on the street. >> reporter: visiting an encampment, he said california should invest in solutions tied to the sober living. argument that is the policy of many privately funded housing programs. >> we have amazing programs in our community that are actually getting people out of the cycle of homeless but they require sobriety and they require you to get clean and none of those programs qualify for any of the funding. that needs to change as well.

>> reporter: the audit helps to identify whether long-term solutions will take more money or a bold new strategy. it is expected to be done by october. trace? >> trace: claudia, thank you. let's bring in the chairman, carl demaio. california has spent more than 20 billion over the last five years, to address the crisis of homelessness. the legislative audit committee as the state auditor to figure out what taxpayers have to show for their investment and the answer is very little. >> we have nothing to show but failure. we are throwing good money after bad. california has spent more than any other state per homeless person and in the aggregate. and yet we have had an increase of 33% of homelessness since 2007. while the rest of the country has had a decrease of double digits and homelessness. what is california different? california refuses to enforce rules to break the cycle of dependency.

the latest study showed that about 80% of chronically homeless individuals are dual diagnosed. mental health and substance abuse. you have got to get to the root cause or else you are basically throwing good money after bad. where is all this $20 billion going? it is going to very expensive inflated and wasteful boondoggle housing projects. we are not talk about shelter beds. were not talking about bunk beds figure talk about apartments, $70,800,000, one of the projects was a million dollars per unit. the other scam that they are going is they are propping of dilapidated. >> trace: those crappy hotels downtown, the owners are saying, have all the money. >> taxpayer-funded hotel vouchers and $6,500 per month cost per hotel room. dilapidated hotel rooms. we are finding that a lot of these vouchers are going to sex

offenders. two weeks ago, three girls were molested by two sex offenders who were supported by one of these programs. >> trace: and we did the same stories five or six stories with the sex offenders and we reported on it and nothing ever changed. homeless problem, the same thing. it is not going to change. >> there is a solution and that is, find success. there are private vendors, private providers out there who are only funded by charitable contributions. why? they are not allowed to get any government money. the state of california is discriminating against these proven programs. and that is where the money should go. we should be finding outcomes, not failure. >> trace: i want to get your take on this because it goes hand-in-hand with this. san francisco streets are filthy. we are talking graffiti and trash and broken glass and human and animal feces. these are the streets that have not been 89% feces. tenderloin, 74%, feces.

of the mission, 61%. citywide. can you imagine living in a neighborhood where nine out of 10 of your reads had human feces everywhere? it is unbelievable but this is a third roast of. >> this is mark reese, okay? what we need is a feces index for people to decide. but there was a software developer a few years ago, put together an app where you could basically track where all the feces was. the app had millions of hits and it was at all these areas that were covered in it. this study just simply confirms what everyone physically sees and can smell in san francisco, the place is a wasteland. >> trace: lastly, mayer, london breed, not very popular. apparently her disapproval is 60%. and her approval is about 30%. shi has got joe biden's numbers and, you know, they are going to get rid of her. but they are going to bring somebody else just like her. >> in that same poll, they felt

that san francisco was on the wrong track. 8% thought san francisco was on the right track. that is a very bizarre group of people. probably homeless people, criminals, and drug dealers. >> trace: and who is walking around san francisco like -- thank you. coming up, a republican primary field heats up with desantis now in the race. live action's alan rose joins us next on what to expect with the pro-life movement this campaign cycle. but first, when your golf course turns into a sinkhole, you still have to play it where it lies? and cars on this highway were treated to a different type of horse power. today's best viral videos, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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playing an old to popocatepetl. kidding. if you have a problem for you to share, far away @tracegallagher or at media. there you go. ♪ ♪ with ron desantis now in the republican presidential primary, it should be interesting to watch how he and former president trump appeal to key gop constituents pro-life voters. let's bring and live action president and founder lila rose. great to have you on. ron desantis on abortion tonight on fox news tonight. watch. >> i am proud as governor to stand for a culture of life and i think all republicans need to do that. we were able to sign legislation protecting unborn child with their charitable heartbeat and we think that is a humane thing to do. >> trace: there are slight differences in the way that he and the former president view abortion. what do you think on this.

>> yeah, well, versamark oppose to obviously when he got as though two justices that helped us overturn roe v. wade. that is a huge boom to the pro-life movement but in the last few months president trump has been signaling a distaste for the pro-life community quite frankly. he has been saying things like this is up to the states now, the federal government has no role in protecting life and that is a huge disappointment. and i think ron desantis, you know, governor desantis has done something really historic and for the. the heartbeat law that he signed, the heartbeat bill that he signed into law protecting children after their their sharp reagan digby detective -- detected is going to be saved thousands and thousands of lives. i think they are looking at governor desantis who is actually put some really incredible policy into place in florida that is a step in the right direction and is looking at his, you know, rising campaign now with excitement. where is this going to go? i think there is a lot of interest in governor desantis' campaign. trevor and i want to move on and get you on a couple of talk is -- topics because the doctors

have reverted the drag queen nuns to pride night. >> this is an anti-catholic hate group of heterosexual men who dress up as catholic nuns and engage in sacrilegious activities such as blessing themselves with sex toys, pole dancing on a cross and inverting the words of christ, saying go and sin some more procurement i find it interesting that the doctors don't care about offending real nuns or real catholics. they do care about offending drag queen nuns. what do you take away from this. >> it is extreme blasphemy against one of the oldest and biggest face in the united states and in the world because in the catholic and the christian faith and the fact that the dodgers, it is supposed to be a family friendly event. the dodgers are allowing, are celebrating this group that is mocking and committing sexual

blasphemous acts. it is disgusting and i think everyone who is hearing about, this outcry, we need more outcry on it. the dodgers need to apologize and stop this. >> trace: there was this three talking about target and the pride of today's. did you know that target cells tech friendly bathing suits? now you do. a lot push back. >> my family has gone to target prebrief every other week for years —-dash probably every other week for years. we are boycotting. target is going to get heard. bud light got really hurt by this. their beer, their entire brand was mostly destroyed over their crazy gender ideology and i think that is what is going to happen to target. people are upset. this is absolutely unacceptable.

sexualizing and targeting children. >> trace: stock is down 9%. lila rose, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> trace: coming up, how often do you wash your sheets? and why? there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram. it is going to be a fund nightcap. the crew is coming up next. ♪ ♪ (tap, tap) listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later i still smell fresh. secret works. ohhh yesss. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is.

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. kevin corke. tonight's topic, washing your bed sheets. the reason we are doing this, a recent poll from an affiliate in filly says about half of americans washed them once a week. a third of americans washed them every few weeks and about one in 10 of us, 11 of us, can't remember the last time they washed their bed sheets. you thought, i mean, what a great question for the nightcap crew. carl demaio let's start with the guest here. you are coming back tomorrow and we can -- >> my mom had a ritual. every sunday, you get up. you start the laundry.

you go to mass. you come back. you fold it. and you know what? it's stuck with me. and then i went to boarding school and the jesuit priest would inspect our rooms every minute of it and everything be perfect, actually perfect. >> trace: i remember back in college, kevin corke, i religiously washed my sheets like every semester. and that was a big deal, right? and now i was telling the truth, i said, i'm married to this woman who i was teasing saying if you get up to go to the bathroom, the sheets are washed on a regular basis. >> kevin: i got to meet your wife because i'm with her. i'm really just. i never leave my house without the bedmate. i change my sheets every four or five days. i just like them clean. >> trace: i have to do the nightcap poll. how often do you wash your. she is? here are the results. once a week, 52%.

every two weeks, 28%. every three weeks, 4%. here is the bottom line that is kind of shocking. a month or longer on instagram, 18%. two out of 10 people are not washing their sheets! [laughter] like a month! marianne rafferty? >> reporter: once a week on sundays and there's no reason not to change them. once a week. and beds have to be made every day. it is a rule. >> trace: i get it. i'm going to read some of these responses, christina coleman. once a week is fine. you can go 10 days if you need to. their thoughts? >> reporter: every couple of weeks, eric does it. every couple weeks, i don't know the last time i made my bed. >> trace: a really? >> reporter: i don't know. i'm sorry, america. >> trace: jerry says, i like fresh clean sheets.

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