>> we are out of time, perhaps literally. thanks to congressman byron donalds. kennedy, kat, studio audience. i love you america. >> good evening everybody and welcome to america's late news. fox news at night. i'm kevin cork in washington in for trace ga la gear. >> to punish congressman adam schiff for insisting that former president donald trump included with russia to win the 2016 election. a u.s. citizen is under arrest over the death of the death of would again tonight with over pride night for the controversial group which describes itself as order of

queer and trans nuns. correspondent jeff paul tracking that story from our west coast news room, hey, jeff. >> weeks of controversy for the dodgers finally coming to an end tonight, uninvited then reinvited lgbtq+ group of satirical nuns known as the sisters of perpetual indulgence with the team's community hero award. one hour before the game started and as can you probably see by this video that captured the moment, the stands were mostly empty. outside the stadium the message of thousands of protesters that they were sending it was abundantly clear. >> from fans to catholics, high ranking leadership within the church itself, and people of other faiths, well they are not too happy about the group being honored, grievances don't have to do with the group's

charitable work, outrage is aimed at the over the top outfit that many feel mock not only nuns but the religion itself, calling it out right blasphemy, held a mass today to heal the harm caused by the dodgers. >> i have no idea why the dodgers would do this to a fan, they seen the outcry and they even apologized to the drag organization but they didn't issue no apologies to the catholics or christians. >> some who showed up to the counter protest say the outrage isn't about the outfits it's about what they stand for, lgbtq+ rights, the sisters of perpetual indulgence are targets for homophobic attacks. >> i love jesus people, people who are fighting for our future. genocide against all the people

they hate, against lgbt people. even in a blue state you have drag queens dressed up as nuns this is what happened? like, this is atrocious. >> dodgers star pitcher clayton kershaw raised his objection to the group honored, he is not against pride nights, this is a group making fun a religion. kevin. >> jeff paul leading us off tonight. let's bring in andrea, a media fellow at the institute for human ecology at catholic u. before we get into our conversation, just a bit more context from what jeff was talking about, how folks lead off their pregame air monday knee, listen and watch as the dodgers celebrate this group. >> outstanding service.

>> so, you heard the boos there, the crowd was sparse for pregame. i live i had in los angeles, there is a lot of dodgers fans, a lot of giants in the stadium. there was traffic to be fair, the protests outside, your thoughts on what you saw there, the dodgers said, for their service to their lgbtq community and they also said for their promotion of gay rights, i'm not sure how gay rights and offending catholics are in the same category, how about you? >> you know, kevin, thank you so much for having me on i think you are right. there is a disconnect here between any kind of aspirations of tolerance and community and what was going on. we haven't seen this kind of anti-catholic bigotry since the late 1800s. and it's really disappointing that after so much

we've learned about how to treat each other well, to not discriminate, to enjoy religious plural pluralism we are back to square one where we are finding women religious being mocked and celebrated and honored instead of really focusing on a toller ration and celebration of religious belief. >> i heard a comment on sports talk radio today, someone made the point that if this were a group mocking jewish americans or muslim americans, would the dodgers have done the same thing? i think that is certainly a question that could be debated. this is from catholics -- for catholics share part of a statement, catholics around the world and especially those local to la should be outraged, a group that openly be whos and blas peoples the sacred traditions of the catholic church, catholic or christian and take your faith seriously you cannot let such an offense

occur against the sacred heart of jesus, your thoughts on that. >> kevin, today is the celebration of the solemn knit of the sacred heart of jesus, and the catholic bishops called all catholics to pay for reparations to pray for blasphemy and litany heart of jesus, we call upon jesus' mercy, that is an important reminder for people of goodwill to realize when we are facing insult or injury or whether our faith is being maligned, that we should respond to this with an abundance of love, not with a hardened heart, but with a heart like jesus'. >> very clearly there was quite a response today, thank you andrea for your time. this is a story that will not go away anytime soon. have a great weekend, we appreciate it. >> thanks, kevin. >> in a matter of hours in philadelphia president biden is set to hit the campaign trail for the first time since

announcing his reelection bid seven weeks ago. this as many democrats are renewing concerns about the president's viability as a 2024 candidate. we welcome national correspondent griff jenkins, i know it's rather late for you, rather early. >> it's friday night, great to be here. good evening, kevin. talk about taking your time, president biden waited more than 50 days to campaign for the first time since reannouncing reelection bid coming on the heels of today's speech where he told a gun control crowd he is far from finished in enacting gun legislation, banning assault weapons again, and it comes after he just won dual labor ebb dorsements from the american federation of teachers in the afl/cio. >> working people got joe biden elected in 2020, he spent delivering for workers in our union. >> but kevin, the polls tell a

different story showing biden is vulnerable among democrats, you can see here, in a usa today survey showing 21% of democratic primary voters remain undecided. former president barack obama taking aim at two specific candidates, nikki haley and senator tim scott. listen here. >> i think there is a long history of african american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate americans saying everything is great and we can all make it. >> both are firing back, haley tweeting, barack obama set minorities back by singling them out as victims instead of empowering them. democrats deny our progress to protect their power. finally, kevin, let's go back to biden's speech today he ended it with a rather bizarre

comment that has left many scratching their heads,. >> it's the least consequential part of this whole meeting for you. i promise. all right. god save the queen, man. >> so, no one seems to really know what that was about. the white house tried to clean it up offering note to the pool saying he was commenting to the crowd but doesn't really give us full context here. maybe he will talk about it at that rally in philadelphia tomorrow. >> clean up on asile five. >> congressman adam schiff under pressure as a freshman republican congresswoman pushes to discipline the california democrat over his previous assistance that he had evidence that former president trump colluded with russia to win the election. chad from cap call hill. >> cen sewering and condemning adam schiff. >> if at first you don't succeed

try and try again. florida representative anna pauline luna. >> he knowingly used his position as the chairman of house intelligence to lie to the american people. >> the house recently blocked luna's first attempt to punish schiff, censure is the second most serious form of congressional discipline, short of expulsion. 20 republicans joined democrats to torpedo the effort. opposed the initial plan to fine schiff a staggering $16 million. they could support a rescripted resolution without the fine. schiff embraces the controversy. >> look, it's a badge of honor when you take on the maga crowd. they clearly think i'm effective in holding the former president accountable. >> flaunting his victory after the house failed to censure him the first time. >> it brings me joy to see he thinks that, even just yesterday

he got off the hook with it, he was singing a different tone. >> schiff could reap the political benefit of censure as he runs for the senate. >> any hour that we are talking about house republicans going after adam schiff is a good day for his senate campaign. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy and other republicans have animosity for schiff. >> that's what i call corruption. >> his efforts to impeach former president trump. >> adam schiff chairman of the intel committee lying day after day to the american public. >> democrats call this retribution. >> this is the new normal. be careful how well you do your job or you will be on the outside looking in. >> the house's only censured 25 members in history. arizona republican paul gosar was the last in 2021. the vote could come tuesday. >> chad pilgrim, appreciate that. panel live here onset, american first words, ashley,

and town hall.com spencer brown. all right. listen, this is one of those stories, spencer, you and i would kick around the water cooler and figure this is how you make headlines if you are a freshman congress person i think she is on to something here and there is a bit of momentum. >> i think there is momentum. the first round came up a little bit short. she did remedy the issues that t tom massey had. , it will be interesting to see how the vote goes, it seems like more than a messaging move. >> after i read the draft censure resolution, it reads, whereas for years representative schiff abused this trust by alleging he had evidence of collusion that as is clear from reports from special council robert mueller, department of justice horowitz, councilman

durham never existed. it starts to say, they may have the goods, what do you think? >> this is a man who has leaked information for a very long time, i mean one of the things that bothers me the most, the democrat party is going after the president, the current president's biggest political opponent. they do not care, they want to put him in jail for 100 years. the who has been a liar, spread misinformation. who has politicized his own office and this is an opportunity, and i don't really think that as a general censure is enough, they need to look at what they can do for the long term to make sure this man never sits on an intelligence committee again. >> you make a good point because if you even think back to eric swalwell. >> that's right. >> ashley's point is a valid one which is to say, spencer, the republicans didn't go after swalwell, they didn't have any success with schiff, and someone

argued this is nowhere nearly enough. then you also add to this mayorkas, others, even joe biden himself, they feel like they they've had a ground to move forward, for some reason the gop seems hesitant, am i misreading that. >> that's a problem i think republicans had for a long time, especially within their base because if you look at as we were talking about democrats throw the kitchen sink at everyone, every time whether they have basis for it or not. republicans oversight committee, all this information that seems to move someone toward impeachment, towards censorship, anything that would hold them accountable, we never get to that point. >> i noticed that over the years and i've covered four administrations but there seems to be that pat everybody and i think american voters noticed that. we have talked about his viability for 2024. let me share again a sound bite where the president jokes about being --

let's say, a man of a certain age. >> a lot of you are tired. you're tired. i get it. try being 110 doing it again. god save the queen, man. >> okay. i have to give him credit. the line was funny, i'm 110, trying being old like me. same point, ashley, cringe worthy i think is one way to describe the end of that commentary, your thoughts. >> his mental stability is already in question. he wants another four years in the white house. i don't think his age or competence or his equips are going to make him successful at this point. especially right now, if you look at everything happening with our national security you are looking at everything happening with korea and russia, how can we put the trust in our nation in this man's hands when he is so tired. >> what's also interesting to me, spencer, i feel like nikki haley is on to something here.

really what they are saying is, if you are voting for joe biden for 2024 are you not really voting for kamala harris to send to the job perhaps immediately thereafter. your thoughts as we wrap it up here. >> i think that is an interesting point haley has been making. it seems like he doesn't have gas in the tank to get through his current term let alone serve another four. i think you see democrats getting uneasy with that. his approval is low and polls are low, a vote for him is a vote for harris who has worse ratings. >> ashley your final thoughts as we look ahead. i know that 2024 if you are a democrat is a catch 22, would you love some fresh blood, perhaps they would, incumbent president, it would seem they are a bit painted in the corner, i guess. >> is your life better today than four years ago. >> reaganesque. >> historic inflation, historic

gas prices, national in security, the america last policies, is that working for you or do you want, you know, the policies of any of the conservative candidates that are running that are going to put america first, that is the question. >> it is going to be an interesting few months, this is our time of year, you know how much i love this stuff. thank you both for spending time with us and have a great weekend. appreciate that. new york city man accused of stabbing a new york subway to death. highly publicized danny penny case. >> jordan williams a 20-year-old man charged with manslaughter getting a jail out of free card at least for now. ruled friday that he is not a flight risk after being accused of fatally stabbing new york city subway rider victor, his family and friends celebrating the judge's decision supporting williams who

claims he acted out of self-defense after he allegedly punched his girlfriend in the chest. >> if she set bail in any amount he would have been fighting the case from the inside, he deserves to be on the outside. >> drawn to the case as daniel petty for placing jordan neely in a chokehold back in may. remains at the scene and taken into custody but let go by the next morning. did he self surrender weeks later. williams left the scene and jailed until thursday's arraignment. penny was released on $100,000 bond. the judge in williams' case denied prosecutors' request for bail in the same amount. former federal prosecutor doug burns says the biggest difference in the case is williams used a weapon. >> a defendant is allowed to use force equal to the force

presented. however, if there comes to a time when the threat of force against the defendant abates, it's gone, it stops, then they must desist and stop. >> williams' next scheduled court appearance is june 20th. >> ashley stromei. >> working remotely, this is the only way to go. there is a new study that says it's going to take a toll on our bodies if we keep this up by the turn of the century. people according to this study will have claw-like hands, hunchbacks, swollen eyes, that's why i come to the office every day. i will tell you about that story coming up. the night cap, talking about working, how long would you be willing to commute for a job that will cost you more time and money than before the band but at least you won't develop claw hands, let us know what you think about that on social media, twitter and instagram at fox news at night. we'll read some of our best

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>> 25 minutes after the hour, welcome back to fox news at night. a new report citing u.s. government sources claims three scientists who were conducting gain of function research on coronavirus at the wuhan lab in china were the first people infected by covid-19. expert analysis from this new reporting from fox news medical contributor. do you know what, i don't want to say i told you so, i don't want to say you said i told you so, a lot of people will say i told you so. and this is one of those story lines where it goes beyond this revelation. i believe this goes

to a point where you can say how is it that we are learn being this now or getting a more full some read on this circumstance years later. >> i told harris faulkner, patient zero, called it a conspiracy theory, fauci called it a shiny object that will go away. definitive evidence that one of the first patient was an infected worker in the wuhan lab. the lab had a detailed plan, a grant proposal to do exactly what they did, frankenstein the virus. we also know that one of the collaborators who filed a patent for a covid vaccine so early it didn't make sense, disappeared and died three months after he filed that patent. so, it's so obvious it came from the wuhan lab. the only reason somebody would deny that it came from the wuhan lab because they are providing cover for dr. fauci,

it's a political badge that you stand with fauci and collins who are dangling the natural origin as if it had nothing to do with the wuhan lab. >> it boggles the mind, it's -- i can't even tell you the frustration when you hear stories like this and you see researchers like yourself, people medical professionals who know what actually happened. from sub stack public, first people sickened by covid-19 were chinese scientists, identifying the first covid-19 case as a wuhan institute scientist overseeing gain of function research has significant ramifications for investigators in search of a motive for a coverup. i mentioned that to you for two reasons i think one they are right about that, matt taibbi and others have been beating this drum as well. i mention it to you as well because it begs the question, what role did the u.s. government play in funding this research and having a hand in

this research and was that part of the reason perhaps that there was all this incredible pushback? >> well, dr. fauci and collins would talk about this kind of research as if you could guarantee the highest level safety standards and anyone who has worked in a lab, any scientist will tell you, lab mistakes are common, experiments run into the night, you don't follow every exact protocol. when you are dealing with potentially dangerous viruses, you have to account for human errors, they didn't do that. it's 5 miles from the epicenter of the world. what are the odds and how can you not acknowledge that? >> just incredible of the a couple other topics i want to get to somewhere quickly. suicide and homicide rates of young people are at a high, i'm trying to get my arms around this, most troubling is the suicide rate. let me share this with some of the folks in home.

from 2001 to 2021 what is happening in this area? >> well, look, mental health is a real problem, kids are depressed, kids have not seen the faces of other kids or adults, they haven't seen smiles and we wonder why they are moods are different, their faces have been covered for two years, shut out of school. why are we getting this data now? why does the cdc release the data right now? we've been asking for the suicide rates during the entire pandemic concerned about the health of children. and so we're sort of getting it hidden just under the wire after the pandemic. that's not right. it is part of the weaponization of medical data. >> very interesting. and lastly, and i think this probably got a lot of people's attention, working from home, dr. could affect our bodies, we're talking about poor posture, humans with clawed hands, screens causing red eyes. this sounds like a

horror movie. >> it's a whole new host of medical problems from people at home sort of hunched over, a shoulders roll in, on their laptop, thumbs are working on their devices, you will get contractions, syndromes are common. so, watch that posture and kids shouldn't be in front of screens that long, my opia and rates needing glasses is way up from 20% to 42% simply because the kids are in front of the screens. >> it does make sense. always a pleasure. also weight gain is a real issue, sedentary, you gotta get the blood flowing and moving right there. good to see you,. >> u.s. citizen under arrest in germany in connection to the death of an american female tourist. >> authorities say the suspect pushed the women more than 150 feet down a steep slope. correspondent bill has that story from london. >> a u.s. citizen taken into

custody by german police in bavaria, he attacked two american tourists killing one of them. it happened near the popular site seeing area of the castle in southern germany where german police say two american women, ages 21 and 22, met the suspect completely by coincidence. the man allegedly lured the two women on to a trail that leads to a viewpoint and that is when he violently attacked the younger woman first as her friend jumped into try to help her. >> the older one tried to rush to her aid. was then shot by the suspect. and pushed down the slope, subsequently an alleged sexual assault to the dealt requirement of the younger woman occurred. >> both fell nearly 165 feet down the cliffs and later rescued by authorities. the 22-year-old who tried to help her friend was responsive and

taken to a hospital. but sadly, the 21-year-old was unresponsive and later died at a hospital. the 30-year-old u.s. citizen suspected of the crime left the area but was arrested near by a north time later. police say he, too, was a tourist. and a german judge has ordered that the american suspect be held in custody on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and a sexual offense, neither his identity or id's of the two victims have been released yet. kevin. >> bill forest tonight in london, thank you, my friend. >> coming up, a trip to the food court with two legal grocery chains facing legal fight the, one is naturally flavored cereal bars, deals that aren't exactly what they seem. you at home are the jury. first a deep sea debate whether this fish is cute or -- and blink, will you miss a new world record. today's best viral videos next.

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western heavy bridge near harvard, i walked that bridge many a night. fortunately nobody was hurt. can't say the same thing for me -- no, no, no, you all can miss me with this. folks in elkho, nevada, crickets. why are you dogging mormons, red crickets, homes and business, snow plows being used to clear them off the roads because they cause slick driving conditions. the unwanted guests should be moving out soon. >> how do you get to be so cute? >> i'm not one of those ugliest cute people. >> okay, that was pretty funny. >> cute or ugly, that's the debate at pacific remote islands national monument, coming upon

the snailing fish at the depth of 9 feet. is the fish cute or so ugly yous to him back. hit us up on social media. >> nypd personnel on the look out tonight for the party or parties responsible for vandalizing pride flags at the city's historic stonewall monument. here is lauren green. >> it's a problem of pride and perhaps prejudice. a door camera catching two people tearing down applied flag in a queens new york neighborhood. two acts of vandalism in a week at the stonewall monument in manhattan where the pride movement was launched in 1969, vandals ripped down just the transgender flags. police looking for three men that ripped down pride flags at the monument a few days before that. surveillance video shows the trio casually snapping off

the banners. >> it was heartbreaking because this is yet another attack on our community yet another attempt to intimidate our community. >> during this year's pride month, there has been a palpable increase in the pushback against the symbol of a gay movement. in michigan the all muslim city council voted to ban lgbtq+ [ null ][properties. while earlies month students at a massachusetts middle school protested their school's pride celebration, destroying rainbow decorations, they instead wore red, white and blue and chanted my pronouns are usa. >> this has nothing to do with the lgbtq club and not supporting them or showing them hatred, my daughter said i want to go to school and i want to learn math and english, i don't want to talk about sex, i don't want to talk about pro knowns. >> police are helping to locate

the new york. lauren green, fox news. >> thank you, lauren. time now for a trip to the food court. aldi is under fire for cereal bars that the discount grocer's says it's natural flavored, third party testing group found they are anything but. as well as this. accusations of mislabeling could cost the company ten mill, that's $10 million. food court in session, we want to bring in lexi and david bruno, a couple really great attorneys and they are kind of enough to join me on a friday night when you all have -- david not so much. lexi, i'm sure. i like to give david grief because he is a good egg, i know you are going to love this story because david, this is the circumstance where a grocer can say, listen, we are doing naturally produced food and we are going to label them thusly. and yet this third party group

comes in and says not so fast, your take on whether or not if a package says it has no synthetic colors or synthetic preservatives, that's good enough to be called natural. >> yeah, well these are consumer protections. and they are very serious all across the country. especially in california. and what it is, it's pore the policy, it's for the policy to protect consumers. and look, when a manufacturer puts that type of representation on the packaging, they do it for a reason, it's a benefit, it's a unique selling proposition we call it in marketing. if this is true and this still has to be vetted, obviously, this third party that did this testing needs to be an expert to support this allegation in court. if true it goes against what the reputations had been to the consumers and i do believe it could be a problem for the retail giant if in fact they have these products that do not

meet the representations on the marketing. >> lexi, david makes a strong point. the fact is it could cost them millions of dollars if they are playing slight of hand with their definition of natural, what say you? >> well, the plaintiff here are going to have to show that aldi mislead based on saying that there are no artificial flavors, it's all natural, the issue here is actually a chemical that i had a compound i had never heard of, i am a prolific process food eater, mailc acid which is naturally occurring chemical, it's demalic which is an evil twin because it's man made. by using this man-made chemical they can't say these cereal bars are all natural, aren't artificial, it's actually fact sensitive. i feel badly for whatever jury has to sit on this case, the chemistry of this food

science is actually really confusing. ultimately in other cases it has happened a lot, a lot of companies have been sued, coca-cola, the suit actually got thrown out because it turned on whether the demalic acid was being used as a flavor enhancer or creating a flavor. it's really a fact-sensitive issue. i thought this was pretty compelling case for the plaintiff. some high profile companies have actually had these cases tossed out. >> well, the things you learn you walk into the deon your job and learn about malic acid. we have about 15 seconds for the -- for both of you. i went to get your take on this other case here, david. sometimes i always wonder if they are saying this is on sale and it's not really on sale. tell the folks at home what we are talking about here. >> yeah, we are in the same

conversation about a retail -- retailer putting something on sale but also increasing the prices. and then basically saying it's on sale but the profit margin is just about the same. you know, i see it's a questionable problem for sure. it shouldn't be happening. but i don't see it as consumer fraud like i did the first case, so we'll have to see what lexi thinks. >> safeway is going to have their hands full with people saying what is going on with this, your thoughts. >> this is math i can understand. this is buy 2 get 2 which is not what the consumer wanted. they wanted a $4-pint of ice cream with an extra one sent in. so, they have actually gotten in trouble with this before with pork chops, ice cream in california or pork chops in oregon. albertson's has been in trouble for this exact same type of claim. so, i think this is a problem for them.

>> yeah, i've seen other companies, too, do this sort of thing, our bad, we'll pay the fine, who knows how much they made in the process before they finally had to face the music. lexi and david, nothing but the truth podcast host and another criminal defense attorney, thank you for spending time with us on a friday night, have a great weekend. >> you, too, kevin. >> how long would you be willing to commute for a job? still time to weigh in on twitter and on instagram at fox news night. the night cap crew coming up(vo) next. historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship,

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>> time now for the night cap. our crew tonight, our topic is commuting of the the average american spends $8000.240 hours annually commuting and that's $2000 more and 40 hours more than we were doing back in 2019. no wonder people done want to go back to the office. how long would you be willing to compute for a job? i just figured why not. i will start with jeff paul because he looks like the kind

of guy that would drive cross country for work, what do you say there, jeff. >> would do it for the job but every day coming into the office especially here in la i try to keep that drive as short as possible. notorious for our traffic. if we had public transportation like you do in dc or new york or maybe london, you know i might kick my feet up, read my newspaper, here in la, 10 minutes max. >> 10 minutes, all right. how about you, griff. >> so traffic is a hard no. just full stop. i have short commute i have of 5 miles, i driver day, i have discovered new expletives over the years. it's like 90s with michael douglas falling down where he enough, i'm out. if i had a serial killer alter ego it would be covered commuting. no amount of commuting time is okay. >> you are out of control. ashley, what do you say? >> on a normal day i drive an

110 minutes. >> what? >> one way or two ways. >> one way. so, i'm in the car for 2.5 hours minimum a day. >> that is amazing. >> well, we are out in the middle of nowhere. and i will take it. but guys, during christmas traffic it took me 3 hours to get in back in december. so, i guess 3 hours is my cutoff. >> well, you know, i grew up in colorado, commuting don't mean anything. this is our night cap poll tonight. do you commute over an hour a day? twitter says 75% no. how about instagram, do you commute over an hour a day, 60% says no. let me get responses, we got really interesting ones. deb, love deb, about 2 hours each way, i love my career in dc so it's worth it to commute from the suburbs by train. how about red, it would have to be 7 figures for me to drive an hour each way to the office. sounds like mary pat or

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