we are out of time to kevin o'leary -- i love you, america. >> thank you greg, given ever welcome to america's late news. fox news @ night. i am kevin corke in washington. and joining me, trace gallagher. bacon psychedelic from firing back at special counsel, jack smith, after the federal government sealed with 37 count indictment alleges the former president is illegally kept hundreds of classified documents, it is mar-a-lago estate.with full legal and political analysis coming read it. first of, our correspondent matt come alive in the west coast news and with details of the indictment, good

evening. >> hi kevin. former president trump has been posting an avalanche of attacks on his truth social today criticizing president biden, the fbi and ripping special counsel jack smith, who led the investigation. donald trump writing about smith quote this is a man who caused the lowest catastrophe with the irs, one of the evangelicals and great americans of faith. the us had to apologize and pay major damages for the deranged lunatic did. his wife is a tramp hater just as he is a trump heater. a deranged cycle that shouldn't be involved in any case having to do with justice. earlier today special counsel jack smith, formally enough the 37 counts against trump. >> the laws that protect national defense information, are critical for the safety and security of the united states, and they must be enforced. violations of those laws put our country at risk.

>> today, prosecutors unsealed the indictment against former president trump. alleges he intentionally stored hundreds of classified documents at various locations and said his mar-a-lago home. prosecutors also claim, there's an audio recording from july 2021, at trump national golf club in bedminster, new jersey, revealing former president trump allowed a writer, publisher and to members of his staff to look at the department of defense plan of attack document. part of the indictment reads quote the unauthorized disclosure of these classified documents could put at risk the national security of the united states, foreign relations, safety of the united states military, and human sources and continued viability. a sensitive intelligence methods. allies have been attacking president biden alleging he is behind trumps indictment and is a political hit job for joe biden to take on

his opponent. earlier today, president biden was asked about the indictment, but did not address it. >> president biden, have you spoken to attorney general merrick garland, yet? >> no comment on that. [inaudible] >> today, two of trumps top lawyers parted ways with the former president after the indictment. kevin? >> and today in la, thank you. let's get some insight into the legal jeopardy the former president facing from a couple of former federal prosecutors. jonathan fahey and joe marino. jonathan, i want to be with you. before we chat, i want to share with the folks at home, the former trump attorney or basically a trump attorney but not representing in this case, we listen and then react on the other side, take a listen. >> president trump as a former president united states is subject to the

presidential records act. it is something that congress has decided, to make presidents and former presidents specifically subject to, rather than the espionage act. this is something were most importantly, jack smith's team has a completely legally wrong, by charging crimes that quite frankly, don't apply. >> especially when you consider what happened in the clinton document case. it seems to be the big argument here in washington, jonathan, people say how can you hold president trump to one standard when you didn't hold president clinton to the same standard when apparently, he had documents in a sock drawer. >> exactly. those are going to be the questions. is not just about the equal justice under the law. special counsel made a statement about the law applies to everyone, but has to apply equally and it has to apply equally because we have president clinton's issue that will

get the hillary clinton issue she was treated differently than president trump. there is really an open question whether or not this presidential records act is what will govern, or the espionage act. and then when things really been tested of the maybe the one case. >> this is a really tough once for some because some they will say, we have a conversation, it isn't exactly apples to apples. what president trump did was intentional versus what say, president clinton did which was more or less, personal tapes. thus the argument i've heard.how would you view this? >> it has been tested, there wasn't such uncharted territory here. look, we heard jack smith talk earlier today, and is talking about how it is so vital that we treat national security documents so carefully, and in the intelligence community and military. he ends up saying, but it's gotta be equal law for everybody. you're listening to him and say, where's the self-awareness? seems like he is walking

into the fact that you are thinking wait a minute, hillary clinton, bill clinton, mike pence, joe biden himself. and yet, only one of them is facing charges. i'm not trying to minimize what donald trump is facing here. it's a real case. but it is very hard to say, this case is so different. if the law applies to everyone, it applies to everyone. >> i think you make a really good point. jack smith has reputation, jonathan, obviously an extremely experienced, but really try to shreds by the expert precourt in a previous case, 8-0, he hasn't had the best luck in some of these high-profile cases. >> will be saving this yeaa heavy-handed approacis not like the looked upon by courts. he's being treated differently than other people and the approach taken here is quite different than what appears to be taken in the biting case, instantly, hillary clinton standards, which it should be the standard here. which jim comey laid out

seven years ago, really should be the standard. we shouldn't change estate or something else for president trump. i think that's a real concern. >> i want to shoot nancy mase from south carolina had to say on a show and get your reaction on the backside of that. >> i just can't get beyond the fact that the doj do this on the same day, that i got access to information showing a bribery scheme between ukrainian executives, and hunter and joe biden. adjust the timing of it it looks political and weapon eyes and it will overshadow any of the factor indictment or the charges in this case. >> 15 seconds each. she makes a pretty strong point, i think. >> is equal justice for everyone, equal justice for everyone. we can pick out as well as we can say this is different and thus different. at the end of the day we people want to know the justice system is fair.

that's not what they are seeing here. people have a right to be angry. >> do you concur? >> i concur. it's quite interesting everyone is a hunter biting case is not being treated seriously and i don't think anyone really disputes that, there's no special counsel and just needs to be slow walking to nowhere. >> jonathan fahey and joe moreno, thank you. to make the main suspect of the disappearance of a teenager in aruba in 2005, natlie holloway, was an alabama courtroom on friday. facing charges related to other alleged crimes. our correspondent has more from birmingham. >> it was an emotional day for natlie holloway his family and friends, the missing alabama woman's mother beth and father dave, attended the amendment of -- unless people see with natlie before she disappeared during high school senior class trip to aruba in 2005. >> is surreal 18 years to the day almost and to have him here and in natlie's

hometown, finally to have justice served, it is just surreal. >> arriving at the courthouse under heavy police escort, bend the slope not the five, pleaded not guilty to federal counts of expression and wife are strumming from a 2010 indictment. investigators say the dutch national solicited 1/4 of $1 million from natlie's mother with a promise to reveal the location of her daughter's remains and circumstances of her death. but he allegedly provided her false information, pocketed a down payment she'd given him, and fled to peru, where he was arrested for murdering another young woman he met at a lima casino. randall slope pleaded guilty in the case and is serving a 28 year sentence but proving authority is granted he is temporary custody so it they could place trial in the financial crimes case which legal experts say is nellie's family believe may uncover more evidence and her still unsolved disappearance. >> good eventually lead to

additional charges they receive further information that certainly can be the case. >> natlie's former classmates are now in their mid-30s. one of them was seen whipping away tears at today's hearing, 18 years later, emotions are still very raw. >> kevin, thank you jonathan, thank you. tonight crime roundup. there is a step in four university of idaho students to death last november, appeared in court again. brian kohberger an orange jumpsuit with a suit and tie. they asked the judge to lift a gag order that basically stops just about everybody involved in the case, from talking to the news media about it. the defense and prosecution would like to keep the gag order in place. two men rolling in broad daylight in the middle of new york city crosswalk as seen in this footage obtained by the new

york post. serving a shirtless man and later down the hospital. the attacker is reportedly a person with a long rap sheet and police are charging him with murder. that's the city of denver where a business owner was on the phone with no one but a man camped outside when he was attacked with a machete. the office manager talked of days early. in fact, tried to talk to the city to get help earlier. this left the owner with a deep cut to his skull and a dozen stitches. manager says he spoke to the homeless man a couple of days before the attack. >> -- it disturbs our business in a response to me, leave me alone or -- >> pretty crazy, as i mentioned, please are charging him with the attack. however, the attacker syllables and will see how

far they can wrap that up. in california two would-be thieves attacked a 75-year-old male with pepper spray in his own garage. what appears to be one of those follow home robbery attempts. despite being pepper sprayed at point-blank range. and he chased them off his property with some help from his landscapers who heard his screams for help. this crook waltzed into the lobby and banana drill. spewed fuel everywhere! then lit the place up. flames going all over the place. thankfully, it didn't cause major damage or injuries. the suspect ran out and apparently, escaped in a blue suv. please tonight are said to still be searching for him. the murder rate here in the nations capitol is skyrocketing once again. in fact, there be 100 murders in dc so far this year. police say, is the earliest the city has hit the century mark in some 20

years and we can feel it, those of us who live here. news correspondent griff jenkins. >> is indeed a grim milestone. >> the dc mayor market 100 homicide this week in the nations capital. a 29-year-old man killed in a gas station tuesday evening. three more murdered since then. it is the earliest the city has hit the tragic mark in 20 years.on track to surpass 200 homicide in the third straight year. >> every homicide is a tragedy. there's individuals out there arm preying on innocent citizens with carjackings and robbery, we are being very intentional and proactive. >> numbers a story. to date, version 35 carjackings, up more than 60 percent over last year. sexual abuse, on the right which were not present, robberies climbing a 27

percent. >> this is the war situation of cinema nearly 20 years. >> the dc police union chairman says, anti-police rhetoric in the past three years, was a catalyst for local legislation that undermined law enforcement. they lost over 1200 officers. the force today, at its lowest level in over 50 years. >> what's happened here is the same thing happening in every major city. city council are passing legislation that makes it absently miserable and impossible for police to come out and do their jobs. which is quitting an environment where criminals can -- >> into the city struggles, the mayor, who has a strong support of mpd, is searching for a new permanent police chief, heading into the summer with crime rates traditionally rising. >> thank you so much. griff jenkins. just outside of the capital. at long last, california lawmakers have come up with a plan to do with the state retail crime crisis. stop employees from confronting shoplifters.

let's talk about the seemingly counterintuitive piece of legislation with the author of the upcoming book, what's killing america. inside the radical left tragic destruction of our cities, is my man on the west coast, jason rants. i don't have to tell you that crime everywhere is an absolute devastating problem. you just heard in the report there, love to get your reaction to it, the nations capital, the seat of this country is democracy, is under assault, with 100 murders already. >> we are seeing the surge continue across the country. it is not just dc as you know. i think part of it is in large part because of the defund movement while i think there been some lawmakers who have walked some of that back, and have taken different direction. if you expect this kind of culture of lawlessness to just change overnight, or

because you sent out a treatment said okay may be the defund movement was wrong, that's not what's going to happen. it's going to take years, possibly a decade before we start to see a true change in course because still, at the end of day no matter what you do with the police department, you still policies that go easy on criminals. and they know this. they know if they commit crimes, the inclination from the left is not to put them in jail, but to put them in a restorative justice program at some point, we start to commit low-level crimes, they escalate and escalate and escalate, until unfortunately, they could lead to homicide. >> is just an awful situation, not quite the 80s but certainly, not good right now. let me get reaction to something else that i was just noticing. the human rights council, actually out with the statement, i want to share with you and get your reaction. this is a reaction to perhaps, the park that have been happening -- boycott that have been happening in the lgbtq q community pretty so we officially have a -- sweeping

statehouses this year. it goes on to say, more than 75 anti- lgbtq plus bills have been sundered to law this year alone, doubling numbers which was the worst year on record. i'm curious what your reaction is that because when people say anti- lgbtq plus legislation, they're not being terribly specific jason, your thoughts. >> no, they're not. it's shameful and partisan. i hope every single person involved in the decision, i hope you realize what you're doing. simply calling something anti- lgbt legislation simply because we say, you have a right for a child to go through a surgical procedure to change their gender. sorry, that is not controversial and that's where the vast majority of americans are. the fact that they say this is the first time in their history that theyhave done that , is rather telling. you may determine that things are worse now, then

they were 10, 20, 30, 40 years ago. think about it this way, every single day goes by, is another day where the lgbt community which i'm a member of has more rights. and accepted. this is so despicable. i don't know how they sleep at night. >> were accepted, more rights and more power. very quickly, i want to share sent by about 15 seconds long. i will have a lot of time to chat on the backside. i've got to share this. this is from a city council member in maryland, talking about parents standing up against what they believe is a encroachment on their rights, listen. >> this issue is and fortunately, put, it does put some, not all of course, some muslim families on the same side of an issue as white supremacists, and outright bigots. >> fleming muslim children's stance and

saying they are aligned themselves with bigots and white supremacists. 15 seconds, jason. >> black people can be white supremacists, i guess non-muslims can be to. when we talk about in my book, the radical left comments when talking about. individual lawmakers who are very french, getting a lot more power and legislating through that lens. and too people know about it. >> jason rantz, my man. always a pleasure, thanks for joining us. best of luck with the book i'm sure we will see you soon. i have a question tonight, what does ron desantis thing about former president trump's federal indictments? the former florida governor talk about tonight at the gop convention, next. and many flirting surveyed say, they'll take hurricane warnings that seriously. okay, so, what warnings have you not taken seriously?and you know should have? let us know on social media, twitter and instagram @ fox news night.

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hour, some of former president trump's rebels for the gop presidential nomination, i talked about the front as latest legal problems. at the recliner republican convention this weekend. jackie has a story for us tonight. hey jackie!>> hi there, kevin. carolyn gop conjunction kicked a friend like you say with some of the biggest names in the republican party scheduled to speak throughout the weekend. but for voters there, one of the hottest topics of conversation, the indictment of former president donald trump. >> nothing on hillary, nothing on joe biden, just

trump, trump, trump. i'm sick of it. >> is not just words discussing unprecedented indictment, his rivals are also taking public positions on the matter, listen. >> our founding fathers would have absolutely predicted the weaponization that we have seen with these agencies. particularly, justice and fbi. because we don't have constitutional accountability, human nature is such that they will abuse their power. that's what happened. >> it is divisiveness in the country that can only be answered with facts. >> what we've seen over the last several years, is the weaponization of the department of justice, against the former president. >> former arkansas governor hutchinson has called on trump to drop out of the race, while other presidential hopefuls including nikki haley, and larry elder, have sided with their camping rival.

and -- went so far to say would pardon trump if elected. both trump and his former running mate, turn rival, mike pence, are speaking to market the former president, libby saturday. the former presents first public appearance since the charges were brought. back to you. >> should make for a very interesting day here in the newsroom. and obviously in north carolina, thank you. let's take a deeper dive tonight into these unprecedented charges against the former president of the united states. and the impact on the 2024 race for the white house. a former foreign policy advisor to the obama campaign and market -- former special assistant to donald trump, joining us. gentlemen, i want to begin by sharing something the federalist had to say and i want your reaction particular, david is begin the segment. very interesting comments is not merely a matter of unequal justice of the law, we are talking said, about the fbi using his power to decide our elections and the destiny of our republic. this is a damning indictment of law enforcement, and friendly, some of the major institutions in the

country. the fact that what happened to hillary clinton, bill clinton, joe biden. nothing compared to what's happening to donald trump. >> you know kevin, special counsel, jack smith, give a televised statement today. he said three things i think we can all agree on. he said, trump is innocent until proven guilty, the american people deserve for trump to have a speedy trial, and he said, the american people if they want to know more about the charges, they should read the indictment. if you look at the indictment and one thing, look at page 16 of the indictment. it is pretty stunning! talks about a recorded conversation, where president trump showed to a writer and another journalist, a classified document about war plans us military had planned. and he says, his nose is secret, and is a classified. he said he could have declassified but did not. basically, took away all of his defenses. he can't say he didn't know was classified, he can't say declassified it previously. he doesn't really have a defense if you look at that

page 16 and encourage all of your views to do that. >> there are a couple of things though that david just said here, first of all, indictment is basically a one-sided bullet point by the prosecution. they say, we accuse him of this, he did that, he did this. there is no balance in this thing. for people to look at i agree with you david, they should. but i think the other argument here, doesn't have the right to declassify any point, i mean, we're talking about unequal justice if you consider what happened to bill clinton. he had tapes of various foreign leaders and conversations there. >> and you also hillary clinton, 33,000 emails. government official records, plus the classified information. a home group server, the justice department, fbi takes a pass. joe biden comebacks of documents, some years old in his garage.not secured. by the way, mar-a-lago is secured by the united

states secret service, joe biden is garage is not secured but yet, he is not likely to be charged. another's investigation going on. this is what we are talking about and this is the own making of the mainstream media, and the justice department and fbi. they've created this to system, two-tiered system of justice. now they don't like it because people aren't paying attention to this indictment over this non- charge because all know it's going on. >> go for it. >> enough mark with the indictment. it is not true that mar-a-lago is secured by the secret service. he had boxes of classified documents in a shower, and a bathroom, and on the stage. they were falling out of the boxes. there was a door that went from the swimming pool at mar-a-lago, into the room with a classified documents

were stored. they were not secured. and you can't say they were secured. and to your point kevin, he said, a president can declassified document any point but he wasn't president anymore and said i did not declassify this. these are war plans, i did not declassify, they are secret and then he showed them to someone. it is open and shut, violation of the espionage act. you can argue whether i should have been indictment will be very hard for him to defend himself. chris said that you were going to formally say the espionage act, and i'll tell you why. this should never have gone criminal so the argument i'm hearing, some attorneys i spoke with because the argument they make is, if you want to go espionage act, we have a ton of people that will be subject to this, as a presidential records argument and they're saying that each and every shouldn't have got to this point but if there is a recording will be very difficult to overcome. the question remains, what happens if it comes to that? very quickly only sure asa hutchinson 's statement. i think you'll find this interesting may we have 10 seconds on the backside v. donald trump sections from

his willful disregard for the constitution, his disrespect for the rule of law should not define our nation of the republican party. this reaffirms the need for donald trump to respect the office, and end his campaign. 10 seconds each. mark? >> no chance of getting a nomination. he is a haymaker he and chris christie will be out there swinging these things, hoping something sticks.good luck with that. >> asa hutchinson has made a principal stance.you can disagree or agree. my question is, what are some of the other candidates going to move over to his side? and also say this is a serious issue, and use it to contrast themselves with president trump. that is the winning ticket if you want to win the republican primary. >> will have to have this debate more. i can take right now, what people say espionage act, you open up a can of worms i like to get into more of that with you guys. we are out of time gentlemen, thank you so much.

>> ukraine long anticipated spring counteroffensive seems to be underway tonight senior foreign affairs correspondent shows us where the fighting is most intense. started with a bang, although ukrainian officials are trying to keep a distance, it appears the much-anticipated spring counteroffensive is on. >> the fight is especially hard now. for worriers we thank them for their courage. >> waves of ukrainian forces into russian held territory and for the first time pro-western armor said to be used. american bradley fighting vehicles and german tanks. the russians apparently putting up a fight, especially where ukraine is trying to cut in two russian held ground. potentially isolating territory further west and in crimea. >> will have enough modern weapons, but our industry, all military industrial sector is developing quickly. >> russian airstrikes

continue. cruise missiles and drones fired overnight. what could be a battle to the finish. >> if i was putting money in this fight i give money to the ukrainians. >> is as rescue efforts continue in the flood area south of tuesday's dominant explosion. people still being similar ukrainian side of the river and possible international aid for those stranded on the russian side. >> behind me, what seems a colleague is actually an entire neighborhood. >> efforts not made easy with continued shelling by russia. deaths and injuries caused by the flooding and the aftermath. it is asked ukraine and other say, more and more, looks like the work of russia. as usual, moscow denies all . kevin? >> thank you. as always, we appreciate that. and a company that makes weight loss products are in hot water tonight with opera. night court in session and you at home are the jury. that is coming right up. but first, a lava flow and a yoda flow? the best videos of the day

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the alleged infringement of her likeness, image and name. >> somebody's out there misusing my name, even sending emails to people, advertising weight loss commies. i have nothing to do with weight loss commies, or diet pills, and adult what you will taken advantage of by people misusing my name. so please know, i have no weight loss commies. >> she laid it out pretty plainly. i have no weight loss commies. what is going on in this case, robert? >> pretty clear, the company is still seeking to profit off of the name and likeness of oprah winfrey. trademark in large part is made for specific reason of making sure to consumers not confuse if a product is being endorsed by somebody in a certain way. it think it is a slamdunk case for over prison made no attempt to hide what they are doing.

>> alex, do you agree? >> i have to agree. if you google oprah income is a website comes up. i'm actually surprised weight watchers and cnn have not joined in on this lawsuit because it looks like a cnn health article, and it quotes over and talks about her partnership with weight watchers and how they came up with the grammys as a result. i would say it is misleading. if you're going to be the bottle company and look for some sort of argument, they will point to the image and there's no picture of oprah on the actual body, there's no name, nothing on the actual product. i think that might be the strongest argument. >> is the organ i'd make too. i didn't exactly put her name out there robert and say oprah or somebody's own. this isn't paul newman we are talking. >> this is true, but oprah has been 40 years, cultivating a public image, cultivating a name and

around the pitch is a magazine and a network all around her name. her name is her trademark. then we lost him to play off of that, they're benefiting off of the hard work she put in. at the end of the day if there is liability, she gets exposure if she doesn't adjust his peer. >> what is cbd, what's going in this case that is let's call, wacky. >> and then an expert on cbd. i didn't read anything you know, in particular with those claims. but i did see the weight loss claims. i'm not sure if anyone would say this might be false or misleading. supposedly, you lose 60 pounds in three weeks. i don't know anyone that has done that eating grammys, nonetheless! i was like, that is a little suspicious in and of itself. >> robert, if there is something out there to lose 60 pounds in three weeks i'll buy it right now! >> don't do that. there are things you do not want them, they make movies about it. >> and the judge's decisions is indeed the public interest is best served by eliminating the

taxes news is that -- talks of the involuntary smokers have no choice but to inhale. you know, there's a lot of people out there, who i feel terrible for. their habit, want to get out of the habit but sometimes, the consumer and other folks say listen, stop with all the air pollution if you will appear less thoughts on both sides. >> i think that the recent ruling in dc saying that is a private nuisance regarding the whole pot smoke that's when of course for those that don't want to smell it but when i was researching this, many jurisdictions say, no, no, some people like the smell of pot. and i said really! [laughter] >> 10 seconds, robert. >> at the at the end of the day, we have to understand that as a homeowner or renting, we have the right to be able to enjoy your own property, free of smoke. >> actually right. so great to have you with us. don't go anywhere stick around for nightcap.

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with us everybody per time for the nightcap. our crews headed by jackie, matt, alex, robert and jason. thanks topic, ignoring warnings. actually has been new research from the auto club and it finds that one in four floridians ignore hurricane warnings. you know, whatever state you're from, there was things like natural disasters and the like. we're just wondering, do you listen or ignore those warnings and has ended badly for you? let's begin with jason rantz. >> i ignore warnings. for example, oprah telling you not to take cbd commies when i can lose 50 pounds in like 30 days. yeah, i'm taking a lot of those grammys right before we are done. folks say don't work right after labor day. i will wear white whenever i want. and again what it will take serious is when the producers tell me wait, what's that? [laughter] >> you are the worst! matt, you are up. >> kevin, we are all told

to drink a lot of water. for many years at that i was doing it right. i had like four or five glasses of water a day like this is great, i recently told that to my dr. and he was not pleased. he asked me to drink to court today been doing that now and i feel much better. drink your water. >> you just made me so jealous. to be young and able to handle that much water. [laughter] >> you can do it! >> not to brag, but i did drink all of my water today. so, i'm feeling pretty good. my mom is giving me a slew of warnings in my lifetime i've taken none of them serious. some of them i regret. so yes, it has happened. >> robert? how about you? >> i don't behaved one damn life on a take warning seriously and young people up at minute watching fox news, don't listen to authority, do what you like. >> alex, how about you? you shake me as a risk taker. >> i was until i became a mom. then i think to cautious maybe. for me, it's mostly the weather.

i look at the hourly update, and i try to fit errands and, even if i see it might slightly rain, i'm always checking that. >> i want to share with the folks at home of had to say. this is one. have you ever ignored a serious warning? on twitter 55 percent say no, instagram 53 percent. i think you're not being honest. let's look at responses. i think you will like some of these. this is tyler, tyler says, we have decent amount of tornadoes in michigan. closest i've ever been to a knitter was when i was an apartment parking lot. i rumor yelling in the rain hey, it's right there! it did end up moving east away from us. we were fine but it was quite close. donna said i that used earthquakes in oklahoma. small earthquakes are so frequent many of us didn't take them seriously. then leo adds this, thank you. i ignored a warning that trace gallagher wouldn't be on a show. turned out pretty good.

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