bass pro shops and cabela's, voted america's best outdoor retailer. >> greg: we are out of time. kat timpf. art studio audience! "fox news @ night" is next. [applause] >> trace: welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. bring to light, like to print a button is in california fundraising so why is ron desantis going after gavin newsom? violent father's day weekend and even by chicago standards. we thought multiple mass shootings across the city, at least tended. cousins were there. we begin with the clock ticking on a deep sea to limit. massive search is for a tourist submarine carrying five people that disappeared on its way to

the wreckage of titanic. but the sub has a limited supply of oxygen. can thank is live with what we know and don't know. >> the red states and canadian coast guards are searching for the big things up in the atlantic ocean at a depth of 13,000 feet. where the pressure is up to 6,000 pounds per square inch. the u.s. coast guard says that sub went missing in a remote area about 900 miles east of cape cod near to titanic wreckage. the coast guard says rescuers are using airplanes, ships, sonar buoys and they are also relying on commercial boats. the search because usually when the sub was reported missing after it reportedly lost contact about one hour and 40 minutes after going into the ocean. titanic expedition leader tells fox news it takes about 2 1/2 hours to drop down to the actual correct site. the coast guard has not identified exactly who was on board a missing sub. that is about the size of a

minivan. it has one commander and four other people likely passengers who paid to tour the track -- titanic wreckage. the sub is equipped with the dwindling oxygen supply that can last about 96 hours. the sub is a part of oceangate expeditions, the company that provides staffed submarines for the expiration, research and tours. statement oceangate rights to fox news, vote for some time, we have been unable to establish, medications with one of our submersible expiration vehicles, which is currently visiting the work site of the titanic. our entire focus is on the well-being of the crew and every step possible is being taken to bring the five crew members back safely. we are deeply grateful for the urgent and extensive assistance we are receiving from multiple government agencies and deep-sea companies." u.s. congresswoman williams explode -- posted to twitter, the u.s. navy should deploy a nuclear submarine and the best sonar operations in the world. >> trace: the best information we know, matt, this thing is likely not close to the surface

and it sounds like all the evidence it is summer down there deep below. >> that is fair. another case that is possibly -- the ocean and perhaps we find these people alive. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in former army sniper and survivalist alex coker. they deployed these sonar buoys. if they hear the sub, they would have to go and find the sub and they would have to in some capacity bring it back up. how do you imagine they would rescue this thing, alex? >> it is a race against time right now. they can use roads which are remote operating vehicles to go down to possibly hook and grab to try to pull them back up. 's what i believe possibly happen is either they lost the full power of everything and just like technology, technology sometimes crashes, they could have lost the. i believe if it was popping out of the water, they would have an elt that would be able to pop off and also it is white and it

is orange. to be able to be seen easily. but my personal opinion is i believe it is on the ocean floor. they lost contact and 45 minutes. when you take -- that submersible is different from a submarine. a summer in can only go so deep. that submersible is able to win down there, 12,000, 500 feet, and would operate -- >> trace: space you push the limits of that, push the limits of that altogether. over time, it destroys -- it comprehends -- the holes over the lifespan. >> trace: the pressure is one as part of it. and then you look at the other thing which is the fact they only have so much oxygen. it is hard to get a gauge on how much but maybe 60, 70 hours, about right now. here is what is interesting. here is a cbs reporter on the submersible last year. he said the following, quoting here, with the support ship is directly over the sub, they can send short text messages back and forth.

those are no longer getting a response. there's no way to escape, even if you rise to the surface by yourself, you cannot get out of the sub without a crew on the outside letting you out. even if this thing is on the surface, involving summer, they have to find it because they can't get out. they are still in that same oxygen window. >> time is very critical right now and we could be using this as a play for all countries coming together and working as one to help us save the five people on board. it is a great time to come together as countries and like i said, it is still a risky mission. it is still a rescue mission. we hope for the best for these lives that are on board right now. >> trace: ocean researcher robert said this to the bbc, quoting here, we know where the titanic is but we don't know where the submersible is but is but it could be that it is nowhere near that depth and that is what we should all hope for at this time. maybe it would not be asked if

we knew it was close to the tenant, so at least we had a bull's-eye to go after, alex. your final thoughts on, you know, what they do not expect, they sent another sub down there? >> the sub can only go so far. they are going to have to use remote, the remote operating vehicles to get down there and some way have to hook and grab it and try to get them back up. like i said right now, god is in charge of what is going to happen next. >> trace: yeah. great to have you on. great inside. thank you, sir. wwe will bring a breaking news n that. meantime, president biden is touting his administration's great agenda with an additional $600 million in climate change spending coming soon. the senior national correspondent, the court has no details tonight. kevin, good evening. >> kevin: good evening. even in an economy where the basics like food and gas and energy costs are all soaring, really squeezing the purchase of american families, the biden administration the biden administration is bearing no expense when it comes to finding

its climate agenda. president today and nothing more than $600 million in investments to a "address the impact of climate change" including 575 million to address coastal concerns such as rising sea levels, title flooding, hurricanes, storm surge. with an additional 67 million earmarked to help california's promise unreliable power grid. >> president biden: we are investing on the people and places that have been hit the hardest and also on the frontlines and leading us forward. >> monday's move comes months after the was also pledged another $1 billion donation to you in part's green climate fund. so to say this administration is all in on climate would be an understatement. critics meantime have blasted many of biden's climate policies arguing that the owners regulation that they employ could threaten millions of jobs and frankly destabilize the economy.

by the way, this is the latest event that comes just ahead of a series of 2024 campaign fundraisers you pointed that out, trace, this is all also noh dakota state, which means if you really want to think about it politically, this was not by accident. >> kevin: dakota state does not -- >> trace: dakota state does not have money but there are people that to. ahead of his upcoming trip to california, presidential candidate ron desantis is coming out fellow governor gavin newsom over the crisis of rising crime and homelessness here at the golden state. let's bring in ryan moore dock. it is great to have you on here. i'm curious because ron desantis is running the campaign as and he is going after gavin newsom. watch this. >> i have seen what everyone has seen, asking myself what the hell is going on. we have witness a great american

anestexodus. >> trace: desantis has largely ignored the governor and now he is going after. why the change in strategy? >> a couple things, trace. good to be with you. one, in case things change and gavin newsom is the man running for the white house, desantis early opportunity to -- but even if joe biden remains in there, i think it allows desantis to make the point about to say, newsom and other democratic governors around the country. following policies that are just not working in terms of massive spending, crime escalating homelessness out of control. and when he goes to california, i'm a native of los angeles. it is sad to see what a mess this place has become. you got gavin newsom focusing on electric vehicle mandates, operations. you got to be reducing crime, tran10 prevent forest fires, building some reservoirs.

and may come back and it is good that desantis is pointing out these huge witnesses whether he is just governing california or becoming the democratic nominee. >> trace: let's go to former president who said this is why he is so combative. listen to this. i will get your comments on the other side. >> i would like to be less competitive. i find the president is extremely dishonest. if i'm not competitive, i don't know i don't know. i do think win. >> trace: it is a fair point. >> i think it is. the president is not terribly crazy about him. the more he says things that are unconventional, more likely is to get press. on the other hand last week when he was arraigned on federal charges, we had wall-to-wall coverage of the arraignment. the big three networks did not cover the remarks about mr., new jersey. those are newsworthy but they chose not to cover that. i guess there's a limit to even how outrageous trump can be and

try to get coverage from people who are not interested in covering him. >> trace: you said cover him up. it is interesting because the whole concept is you would think after these indictments came down that he would lose popularity. here is jon karl on abc talking about the polls and he is somewhat surprised by this. watch. >> a poll from quinnipiac on a possible biden/trump matchup puts biden at 80 -- truck at 44%. this is a poll again taken largely after the indictment. i mean, that has got to make you -- that is within the margin of error. there is a statistical time. what does that say about biden? trey woodbury, i mean, it is a that he. are you surprised by the numbers? >> not really. there are polls that have had him up six points against joe biden. the more that they rally the gop

base, they may not be crazy about trump. but they see basically as a victim of sort of having an hell justice system —-dash have been and hell justice system. nothing happens to you. if you are president truman who actually has the right to declassify documents, you get inside and i think you have americans see biden's failures after -- they go back to the days of trump when there was a booty -- booming economy and they miss those days and they are starting to miss him. >> trace: yeah. maybe you are right. they have him up by six points. great to see you as always. >> thank you. >> trace: new information on a series of father's day weekend shootings underscoring the initial crisis that continues to unfold in many of america's big blue cities. marianne rafferty has an update on that. >> reporter: good evening.

it was a weekend meant for celebrating father's. instead, it was marred in climates and some of america's biggest cities. reporting the 10 people were fatally shot around that city over the weekend. dozens more were wounded. the shooting at a park left two people dead and three wounded. officials say they were attending a father's day barbecue when people in a green honda sedan pulled up and opened fire. and in san francisco, police say a car to karbala and -- battle ensued. that is a popular tourist area on sunday evening. six people were injured. including four bystanders. one of them, a 10-year-old girl, was struck by one of the vehicles while walking her bike across the street. she was transported to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. >> it appears that this was an isolated incident and these individuals were targeting each other. have every confidence that we will bring this to a conclusion. but we still have a car outstanding and the occupants of the second car still outst

outstanding. >> reporter: organizers of the beyond wonderland music festival in washington state canceled the second day of their event after a shooting took the lives of two people in nearby campground. the suspect was also injured in the incident and according to officials they say a motive is unclear at this time. and rodgers of the new york city subway are also continuing to experience violence according to reports by people were stabbed in less than a week including two female victims who were slashed in the lake in two separate incidents. nypd is working on tracking that is a spec down. trace, the troubling violence all over the country. >> trace: we don't seek protests. and it is surprising. marion, thank you. meantime, the first of a tonight's crime crisis rather, six people were wounded when contracts broke out during a juneteenth celebration in milwaukee. police say the incident stemmed from a fight between girls. the suspect is a 17-year-old male who was also injured in the fight. mystery trucker is being celebrated for tackling a suspect involved in a police

chase. deputies from martin county sheriff's office in florida were chasing a 19-year-old male when the drucker who was taking a break stepped in with "the skill of a linebacker." the suspect was charged with possession of illegal weapons resisting arrest and tampering with evidence. security camera video shows the moments a mask -- 8 meant and 62 businesses. the owners were devastated and started a gofundme page to try to recruit some of their losses. they own or the owner of the market told the local affiliate that her insurance company dropped her because of two previous break-ins. please now looking for a suspect in new york city. they say stabbed a couple's dog while they were on a walk in central park. reports say the couple was attacked by peoples that were off leash. the owner of the stocks allegedly pulled out a switchblade killing the other dogs. here is reaction. >> frightening, scary. >> that is new york.

>> reporter: you are not too surprised? >> no, i live in harlem. >> trace: the suspect wearing an orange shirt and orange hat fled the scene. the fox news @ night fox news @ night commonsense department understands that los angeles mayor karen bass is planning to sell the sleep -- saw the city's homes crisis. she intends to accomplish with the city failed to do in 30 years. after 30 years, and several hundred million dollars, the homelessness problem in l.a. is worse. but a nonprofit called the committee for greater l.a. thinks, has a remedy to use more than 100 weekend lots owned by the city of l.a. to build homeless shelters. and what better place to start than an empty lot that used to be an elementary school smack dab in the middle of woodland hills, california. right? the neighborhood there. i mean, who needs reading, writing, and arithmetic when you

have and -- can have needles, feces, and the mentally ill. common sense things is a concern for even the most magnanimous of local homeowners. they certainly need refuge but history tells us homeless shelters and encampments are not the best of neighbors. a constant stream of drugs and crime tends to put a damper on stickball and backyard barbecues. maybe they use the empty school of law to build, oh, i don't know, a school. common sense is curious to see what is rock-bottom first in the neighborhood, property values? that's been in criminal defense attorney. it is great to have you as always. if you are a homeowner in one of these areas, you have to have some recourse. can they build a home center right in the middle of their neighborhood? >> take into it but they have to go through many checks and balances and if you are a homeowner, that purchase your

home 20 years ago, what about the value of your home? what about the fact that nuclear families will not want to move in there because whether it is correct or it is nice or it is mean, the reality is with homeless shelters comes homeless people that need to be housed. they need transportation. they need medical help. they need psychiatric help in many cases. you can expect a flood of preliminary injunctions and lawsuits against the city or the counties if they authorize it. i think it is a longshot to be sure. >> trace: so they can tie this up in litigation. >> absolutely. well, you can bet your bottom dollar it may not be the homeless advocates that are voting for these politicians. >> trace: it is interesting because a circle k employee was fired for putting her hand on a suspect. he has mahnaz and try to get cigarettes and then apparently approach this woman. here is the woman who got fired and her lawyer.

>> all of a sudden, he was on me, right up on me and i kind of, you know, just freaked out and i pushed him. you know? i did not know what else to do. >> she was asking in those acting in self-defense. she thought she was being attacked by someone who is wielding a knife and i think it is instinctual to try to push someone away when you think you are getting attacked. >> trace: vik, we got this backwards. the criminals are walking three. the employees are getting punished. >> california law says they are allowed to do it and let them get along with it but this is really's corporate saying we want to avoid litigation. we don't want to thief to then sue circle k. we also don't want the employee to get injured and then sue on a personal injury basis. so it is better just to ruin someone's life and fire them after 18 years of service. now, also keep in mind as we may have discussed earlier, circle k has a history of this. they have decades and decades of terminating long-standing

employees because of thievery and trying to intercede in the thefts being loyal employees. it is really the bean counters saying, well, i don't really care about the employees' life. to go ahead and insulated from lawsuits and settle these things out according to and get rid of perceived liabilities. >> trace: mariannette was talking about this earlier, the gun violence, the number of shootings in chicago. july 4th is the busiest of these fatal weekends. chicago five, nbc five set the following at least nine killed. now we know it is 10. 46 rooted in chicago shootings. over father's day weekend and so the worst beacons are coming. i mean, there's got to be some answer here. is good got to be some kind of legal remedies to be able to help what is happening in chicago and philadelphia and several other cities. >> sure, strict gun laws. that clearly works. chicago has some of the most stringent gun laws in our union and it is no coincidence that criminals don't say, hey, well, let me go to my local gun store and go through a background

check to get a permissible weapon and then use that in possession. these are stolen weapons and the harder you are on the second amendment, the harder you are on law-abiding citizens to get guns, the easier it is for erkens to be in the hands of criminals. so what does is it leaves many citizens where they cannot defend themselves. this is a poster child examples of strict gun laws not having their intended consequences. >> trace: vik, great to have you on. thank you. coming up, president biden's claims the chinese spy balloon drifted across the u.s. was more embarrassing than it was intentional. and later, a father and son duo shooting a documentary in san francisco are now victims of the city's crime crisis after somebody broke into their car and stole $30,000 worth of equipment. the son joins us live on the set in just a bit and later in the nightcap, but if you were hosting a dinner party and could invite anyone you wanted? would you invite a celebrity? and if so, what a celebrity and

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>> trace: first up, motion picture academy is facing backlash with several members saying that neurodiversity anti-clue guidelines for best picture have nothing to do with being the best. in fact, some have noted winners like the godfather and schindler's list not have qualified if the guidelines existed sooner. after suggesting that award shows handled gender categories differently writing on instagram quoting would not be better to give nonbinary people their own category rather than open the door for hollywood to completely

shut out women given the known disproportionate amount of men versus women waiting at award shows. saying she has no horse in this race and is not planning on being nominated. is going well, good for business? that is what mark cuban is seen. there is reason almost all the top 10 market cap companies in the u.s. can be considered woke. americans are not so sure. the company should be getting involved in the culture wars. >> i'm sure that they are more interested in their own processing of [indistinct] >> they want to do that to make money. it is their decision. >> i'm all for we should consider to be kind to other people but i don't think [indistinct] can be overdone. you feel like you are afraid to say anything. >> trace: nprm celebrating father's day by featuring the

story of a transgender man who gave birth to two daughters. the piece follows glamour uk controversial june issue which showed a topless pregnant transgender man on their cover. secretary of state antony blinken is on his way home from china tonight after meeting with xi jinping, intended to stabilize the recently deteriorated relati relations ls bring in senior fellow rebecca heinrichs. it is great to have you on. i wanted you on. i wanted to get your take on the breaking news we just got. wall street journal now reporting that the notion that china and cuba are now planning a joint military trading base in cuba. your thoughts on that? >> well, this is right on the heels of the reporting that there was a surveillance -- some sort of spine installation that belonged to china that was in cuba, the white house of course and said the reporting is not

exactly accurate before actually it is pretty accurate. it does exist. this is just another example of chinese encouragement of its massive surveillance operation and the fact that it is so close to america's backyard. >> trace: we send antony blinken is on his way back home. what grade would you give his trip to china? >> oh, goodness. well, i applaud him for still being committed to diplomacy but i think that this trip was a mistake. i was hoping it would be neutral. i think it was a negative. probably -- if i'm being generous. the reason that blinken's trip was canceled was because of the way of the chinese spy balloon. back in february, we can said we know with certainty this was a surveillance balloon, that we know that it was surveilling military sites and china did not apologize for that and so things have only deteriorated further. china has become more militarily provocative, flying in

international lands. and so this was not a win. there were no deliverables. this was not a good trip for antony blinken. >> trace: since you brought up the chinese spy balloon, i want to show what the president said about that spy balloon. watch. >> president biden: one of the things that the bloom because it was not so much the guys who shot it down. order to leadership knew where it was and knew what was in it and what was going on. i think it was more of an embarrassment than it was intentional. >> trace: embarrassing for who? why are we currently walking on eggshells with beijing, rebecca? >> this is joe biden touting the chinese thomas partey version of the story and undermine his own intelligence community assessment. he said we know this was a surveillance balloon and it was

military. joe biden is trying to tow the line for china to try to solve these deteriorating relations between the two countries but this is a remarkable thing that the president said today while his secretary of state is on his way back from this trip that was not good for the united states. >> trace: yeah, lastly, i want to put this up. marsha blackburn said this, and flew to communist china and state department administration does not support taiwan's independence. why won't this administration stand up to bullies and stand for freedom? i have got about 15 seconds left for you. but a lot of people shared exactly her thoughts. >> well, two points here. china actually in all of the visuals made it look like xi jinping was more powerful than the united states in relation to antony blinken and it was a great intelligence operation for china to poke and prod at blinken and his delegation to see where u.s. weaknesses are and again, i don't think that that message was good for the united states. i think china came out appearing

much stronger in a more dominant position than the united states which is a shame. >> trace: rebeccah heinrichs, it's great to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: coming up, whose side is the law on, property owners or squatters who live in someone else's home and refused to move out? one homeowner and an army reservist fighting back. fought back and we will tell you if he won lost. a bear in colorado was captured on video trying to level up and a young baseball fan tests out how far he can throw. the best viral videos coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪

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>> trace: first up, beachgoers in clearwater beach, florida, watch as a certain waterspout appeared offshore but kept coming and continued spinning across the sand, sending towels and umbrellas sorting through the air.

right? only minor injuries from flying debris down there in clearwater. on the water on the other side of the country was spinning, too. this waterspout was spotted off the coast of the oregon/washington border. this was one of five reported waterspout in the area and later in the day, a tornado actually touched on nearby. appear in colorado did his best spider-man impression as he scaled the side of a home seen here the second story window. the bear did not make his way into the home where family since the -- pork chops. before he called out the first floor window and took off. meantime, they are off. four shopping carts were sent racing through a parking lot as powerful winds blew into the area. gusts up to 80 miles an hour in the area. watching shopping cart races is one way to wade out a storm i guess. this week in the l.a. country club in los angeles country club girlfriends witnessed american

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here is the senior correspondent, eric shawn. >> how would you like to go home and find someone else living in your house. it is a nightmare that happens too often but this quarter is now out. lieutenant colonel was deployed with the u.s. army reserves in chicago and that means she left her home in elwood georgia which was for sale without anyone in it. that is, she says, until she found a squatter. vincent simon who was making himself at home. >> i was very angry. being away from home had i not been on duty, i would have been in my home. and to know that a career criminal to the could just move in and did not want to leave. >> she says assignment refused to let her inside and when she called the cops, he showed them a fake lease claiming he had paid rent for 6 months and advance. aifs police say dolly would have to go to court to get the man

out which can be a long and cumbersome process. squatting has become more common across the country sometimes forcing homeowners to get tied up in court for months. >> you can arrest people with reasonable suspicion enough. they are literally having to tell the order, you have to go to court. >> reporter: the county used what is called an intruder affidavit to move in and arrested simon. he is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. in possession of a controlled substance because police say they found a gun and drugs in the house. dahlia now has her house back and support for vincent simon, well, she was -- has some new digs, to cobb county jail. >> trace: conservative author shelby steele and his filmmaker son got a firsthand look at san francisco's crisis when they left their rented suv unattended for 10 minutes and returned to find its windows smashed and

camera gear gone. let's bring in documentary filmmaker and son eli still. it is great to have you on here. you literally left your suv at the top of lombard street for 10 minutes. you get back and what you no notice. >> the windows are smashed. you had -- >> trace: but you did not see it? >> no. and it was almost -- and then everything was gone. and you know, it was very personal. you buy a piece of equipment. >> trace: 30,000 equipment. >> 45,000. >> trace: 45,000. and you are unclear if insurance is going to cover that. >> because i'm still talking with them and going through the details. but it is not looking good.

and so basically, yeah, thankfully, a friend of mine [indistinct]. helped ease the blow. >> trace: republic in -- republican party chairman interviewed you and said the following at san francisco is run by incompetents. shelby and eli still learned that directly. it hurts to see this about the place that i love to live but stay away from san francisco until crime is contained. i live there as well. do you feel the same way that people that is good advice -- advice, stay clear of san francisco. >> absolutely. it is the city i love. i have memories, my childhood, teenage years, all that. and to see the city become what it is, it is very disappointing because it should not be that way. the problem with the article and

the leaders, just the reality. >> trace: they really don't. lastly, the documentary is called white guilt, death of america by the good. what is the theme? >> the theme is exploring the force behind all of this -- that are happening in the country and especially -- why there's so many people who take through the streets. and all of these people do what they do and that is what we are doing with this documentary, exploring that. trust me, we are in san francisco. if you show that, show the decline and unfortunately, we became part of the story. >> trace: yeah, unfortunately. best of luck to you, eli. thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. coming up, if you could invite anyone for dinner, anyone, would it be a celebrity? and if so, what celeb would you dine with? and why?

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. tonight's question, dining with the stars. if you could put anyone in the world to share a meal with, dead or alive, would it be a celebrity? and if it were a celebrity, which one? or would you prefer not to eat with a celebrity? that is kind of the question. if you. anybody, i'm not sure where you would go on this thing. i'm discussing, kevin corke in fact, i'm going to let you answer your own question. yes on celeb?

>> kevin: yes on the left. probably somebody either a film star like denzel washington, it seems really strong and interesting. or dave chappelle someone who would be great for laughs or maybe a real thinker like a jordan peterson. one of those things would be pretty interesting. >> trace: i agree with you. you want to have a good conversation because you are there for maybe two or three hours. it has got to be fascinating and interesting. eli steele, you are a documentary filmmaker. have you met anyone you would like to sit down and have a conversation with somebody that would it be dead or alive or would it be a celebrity or somebody else? >> i think a live. surprisingly i'm picking jean hackman. >> trace: jean hackman? >> yes. and the article where he went to home depot. and i think he is a quality person. >> trace: great movies.

>> i would go with elon musk. give me money. i'm still going to say what i need to say. it is rare to have unbridled access to a real gentleman thought. >> trace: it is into the yo cuz elon musk there was a great article. elon musk did not know anything about electric cars. but he did all this stuff because he was looking at it from a different angle. marianne rafferty, your thoughts on celebrity -- >> reporter: john wayne because i would love to hear his thoughts on the way things were back than when roles were so defined as opposed to how things have changed. i think it will be interesting. >> trace: any john wayne impressions on the panel? nobody? okay. matt finn. your celeb? >> reporter: top of mind would be honored schwarzenegger. i just watched a documentary on him. >> trace: it really would be fascinating.

i interviewed him back in the recall thing years and years ago. he is a fascinating guy. if you could have anyone in the world over for dinner, would you invite a celebrity? yes, 17%. nokia 83, instagram, yes, 20%, no. 80%. nobody wants celebrities. jim kim says kiana reeves just seems like a down to earth person. tommy bay yokels elvis because he is elvis. need you say more? you don't. donovan tabon, trace gallagher because i love the show. that is a good dinner guests. i would say by the time we get two seconds here, i think it would be interesting to meet with tom cruise because i think he is fascinating. he is complicated. he is a fascinating. he just is interesting all the way around and we have michelle who says, jesus. sit down and spent a few hours with jesus.

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