subaru. more than a car company. good evening. welcome to america's late news. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, it appears somebody is lying in the hunter biden investigation. the irs whistle blowers or the department of justice. we'll give you the fox news at night of the polygraph. florida governor lays out his immigration plan during a visit to the southern border and it will sound very familiar. we begin with what generals and military experts call a weakened russia saying vladmir

putin's power is becoming tenuous for the first time in 23 years. good evening. >> good evening to you, trace. the civil war that appeared to be on the point of breaking out in russia has become a war of words with a clearly angry russian president lashing out at those who led what he called the rebellion. >> they wanted russian soldiers to kill each other. soldiers and civilians would die and russia would lose and our society split. choke in a bloody strife. >> putin never mentioned the mercenary leader by name but the notorious head of the group was central to everything putin said. once a close friend and ally he's putin's public enemy number one. locations and intents unknown. giving no clues in an audio statement released today in which he come papered the ease

of his troop's movement through russia to the failures of russia's regular army when they invaded ukraine 16 months ago. >> a master class on how february 24th, 2022 should look like. did not have the goal of over throwing the regime and the legally elected government, which we have talked about many times. he turned around as not to shed the plblood of russian soldiers. >> president biden said the u.s. played no role in the chaos and the u.s. is watching events unfold. >> we're going to keep assessing the fall out of this weekend's events and the implications from russia and ukraine. it's still early to reach a definitive conclusion about where this is going. >> while the immediate crisis in russia, the prospect of civil war has receded, it's an open question as to what comes next. the only certainty is that

president putin has never appeared weaker in his more than two decades in power. >> many have agreed with that. thank you. former trump administration official who helped negotiate the abraham accords. adam, it's great to have you on. thank you for helping us out here. this is from the wall street journal quoting here, putin survives with permanent damage. saying russia's president appea appears as a weak leader. the biggest surprise about the armed rebellion against russian military generals is the kremlin had clear warnings that a coup attempt was imminent and did nothing to prevent it. was this the most serious threat ever to putin's group on power, adam? >> i think the united states is the most serious threat ever, but this is up there. i think this is what happens when you make a pack with the

devil. that's effectively what it is here and his group. a lot of people don't remember this but in 2018, their troops attacked us in syria and we killed 2, 300 of the troops. it's not the first time we have come into contact and it won't be the place. what do you make of that? >> i think the united states has been smart in keeping distance from this. this is coming from somebody who is clearly no putin fan. you have gone just about as bad, if not worse. this is an administration that sanctioned me a month ago. i'm not fan of this administration at all. i'm not a fan of this guy

either. i think you let these internal things play out. it represent a weakness on putins part. that's a good thing for us. >> i wonder where it goes from here, adam. we talk about relationships. is china rethinking its relationship with russia? do we rethink weapons being sent to ukraine? what's the next move in your assessment? >> i think from a china perspective, you and i talked a few months ago around china. i think at the end of the day, china doesn't want this conflict to continue. it's not a good look for china especially not with putin at the helm and this representing additional weakness. i think there's possibility for china to play and put pressure on putin and this administration. i think we can work behind the scenes with them on it. >> reports today out of ukraine saying the ukrainians thought this whole internal matter in russia was too good to be true. is it time for ukraine to maybe do something unexpected to maybe

raise the bar a little bit on this war? >> i think what the united states needs to do is really commit in here and make sure the ukrainians have our full backing. we put a lot of military aid forth. we're arming them and doing the right thing. the time for half measures is passed. we were attacked in 2018 under the prior administration. it was a conoco facile taity th was attacked. that's the kind of thing we need to do here. i think strength, this is the time to push forth. that's how you be drive a peaceful set. >> adam, good analysis as always. thank you, sir. >> thank you, trace. moving on now, house speaker kevin mccarthy is threatening to impeach merrick garland about who was in charge of the hunter

biden investigation. we have breaking information. kevin, good evening. >> the white house leaving many scratching their heads tonight after including hunter biden in official events at camp david over the weekend. that is despite the president's son facing tax and firearm charges. the younger biden, as you know, has received what republicans in the house are calling a sweetheart deal with the doj that is despite a whistle blower's testimony revealing he invoked his father's name to help close a multi-million dollar business deal with a chinese national and other deals. neither the president nor the administration see it that way. >> no. >> we respects the government ethics here. this is administration that's been incredibly transparent on that and has put some very strict rules. >> now, while the president

denies any involvement in hunter's business dealings, speaker of the house is raising new questions tonight about allegations that the attorney general of the united states, with the president's blessing, perhaps has weaponized the justice department. >> if it comes true what the irs whistle blower is saying, we will start impeachment inquiries on the attorney general. >> the white house is firing back at mr. mccarthy that the move is a partisan stunt. trace. hear that stunt word a lot around washington. let's bring in stewart. jonathan turley kind of summed it up. who is lying? the only thing clear is someone is lying either these whistle blowers are lying to congress or these justice department officials, including garland are lying. that's kind of it in a nutshell. your thoughts.

>> my money is the department of justice has been less than forthright. if we look at the plea offer that hunter biden has negotiated. no defendant could accept a pre-trial deversion without getting the assurances from the department of justice that any and all other investigations have been shut down and closed because the acceptance of a pre-trial diversion would expose you to possible liability in connection with that firearms case. we now know any and all pending investigations, they've been shut down. we also know the fast tracking of this plea is going to prevent the government from its obligation of turning over any evidence in connection with both these cases, the tax case and the firearms case. check mate on the american people from the department of justice. >> yeah, the house judiciary committee will keep at it. jim jordan talked about a list

of people he wants to talk to. watch. >> we want to talk to leslie wolf. she stopped the search warrant. she said you can't ask questions during the investigation. you can't bring up the term, the big guy. stop and think about this for a second. >> who would you add or take away from that list and is that a sufficient list, in your estimation? >> well, look, any investigation i've ever been involved it in that included the treasury department or criminal investigation division is always front run by the fbi. any fbi agents from management down should be on the hit parade with respect to bringing them in, putting them under oath and talking about those inner circle meetings with respect to what was going on, wa was decided and what was orchestrated. here is the problem and here is where the wheels will fall off for the department of justice. not once have we discussed the source of funds that hunter

biden is being charged with with respect to a misdemeanor tax evasion. that's front and center. the fbi, they investigation money laundering, public corruption and that has mistier i don' -- mysteriously gone away. >> it's amazing to me because you have the mainstream media saying he was on drugs. he didn't know what he was doing and the flip side saying he was on the board because he was such a brilliant business guy. you can't have it both ways. this is just not how it works. >> i have never seen a tax case, in this type of setting, where someone has been charged with money laundering or some other bribery component. the fact that now the treasury department is just throwing up a two misdemeanor tax count in and of itself, again, it's going to play itself out. the wheels are slowly but surely

falling off the wagon of the department of justice. i would not be surprised if you see the attorney general within a week or two resigning from his position. there's no way he will be able to withstand the scrutiny that's coming down the pipe. >> it's a fascinating statement. great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> always my pleasure. thank you. an audio recording of former president trump from 2021 reveals a conversation about classified material in which he appears to brag about possessing a sensitive document regarding iran. a trump's spokesperson released a statement saying in part that the president wads speaking rhetorically. the former president is facing federal indictment that references this audio recording and claims he showed the classified information about the plan for a potential attack on iran to two unauthorized individuals.

the fox news at night common sense department looked up the word hypocrisy. turns out it's not latin for politician. it could be. it wasn't long that eric adams touted the sanctuary city policy. it offered safety and refuge to illegal migrants around the world. when texas governor sent bus loads of migrants to new york, the mayor wasn't nearly as accommodating. he called the move a stunt, a political ploy and just 19 days ago he called it morally bankrupt. well, it appears mayor adams only moral bank account is on overdraft protection because surprise, surprise, the mayor has also been putting migrants on buses and sending them right back to texas and florida and about 23 other states, including states that are not sanctuaries. the mayor's office will tell you

their bussing program is different. they are connecting people. republicans assault democracy. democrats peacefully assemble. common sense understands that hypocrisy means pretending. maybe somethbody should remind m he's the mayor of new york. republican presidential candidate ron desantis paid a visit to the southern border to outline his immigration policy. we have the governor's plan on that. good evening. >> good evening, trace. florida governor made his first trip as a presidential candidate monday. >> it is humiliating as a country to not have control over our own territory. we will stop the invasion. we will reassert our nation's

sovereignty. >> desantis remarks were welcomed by locals and potential voters. after getting briefed by texas dps troopers and going on a boat tour of the rio grande, he offered up his own solutions to the problem including building a border wall, taxing illegal immigrants remittances, changing rules of engagement to allow deadly force to be used on anyone cutting through the border call. >> at the end of the day, a country has borders and borders matter. you either enforce the borders or you're not a country. we have not done a good job of that lately. we'll have a new sheriff in town on january 20th, 2025. he has criticized trump. saying the trump administration didn't fulfill the promise and he will be much more assertive. we'll have to wait and see.

>> we will find out. thank you so much. appreciate it. let's bring in florida gop chairman. christian, great to have you on. i want to put this up. ap quoted the following. republican candidate promised to end birthright citizenship, finish building the southern border wall and send u.s. forces into mexico to combat drug cartels. sounds an awful lot like the former president's plan. >> it does. the border is out of control. we seen with joe biden that illegals are flooding into our country in is what the purpose of primaries are. we're seeing president trump and governor desantis running to the right on immigration and from the republican party standpoint, this is welcomed and i'm excited to hear more about their plans and for them to go even more aggressive on the border. >> what's interesting is that the largest police union in florida has come out in support of ron desantis. the same police union that in

2020 supported trump. are you surprised? is that something you knew was coming or did this catch some people flat footed? >> well, it's the florida police union. it's expected. when you see governor desantis invest over $100 million in salaries for law enforcement that he added to in the state of florida. i think it was about 2500 officers that he gave recruitment bonuses to that he recruit into the state of florida. he's worked hand in hand with law enforcement. he's got a lot of support in law enforcement around the country as well. we'll see that play out. they will g state by state and get these endorsements and the national organizations will weigh in too. not surprising but it's a big get for the governor. >> sit a big get. i want to put these up. these are the poll ps. this is biden versus trump. donald trump at 45. the president at 49%.

is that surprise? looks like the president has picked up a point or two though well within the margin of error over the past couple of weeks. any comments? >> i think, look, president trump has a lot of support around the country. these are national polls. i think it reflects that. governor deesantis just got in the race. he will be working hard to get his numbers up in is a battle. as the florida gop chairman, it's tough one for us to watch. we have our governor against our president. both floridans. both well respected by the party. we will be there to support whoever the grass roots pick. we'll make sure they get elected in november. >> you mentioned ron desantis. this is biden versus desantis. it's deadlock, 47-47. does that surprise you at all? it's kind of been that way for the past several weeks. >> i think whoever our republican nominee is will beat joe biden. when you look at what joe biden

has done whether it's inflation or foreign affair, our country is weaker. no one can say our country is stronger with joe biden than it was with president trump. whether it's trump, desantis or someone else, we'll see. it doesn't matter. we'll be joe biden. i feel very confident. we got a long time. we got plenty of time for these numbers to go up. joe biden has been not held accountable. the media doesn't hold him accountable. no one holds him accountable. now when we get to election season, that's our time to hold him accountable. >> this is robert f. kennedy junior on bill maher. >> the guts and integrity to take that stand and stick by your guns when media, you lose the new york times, family. that, to me, is a pair of balls. >> listen, when he was talking gun, he wasn't talking about rfk's arms. we have been watching that all week.

i got to get your final thoughts. is he resonating? what do you think? >> rfk looks like a sensible democrat. they were voters appear to them because they seem normal. rfk, during covid, it was tough to find anyone fighting against the vaccine or warning against the vak teen ccine more than rf. i think he brings some sensible conversation when it comes to the vaccine. he's still a democrat at heart. there's a lot of issues we disagree with him on. if he ends up being the nominee, which i think is a long shot but i think to see the debates because i think you will see insane with someone a little more sane with rfk. whoever gets out of there, we'll defeat. >> great to have you on. thank you. >> appreciate it. rj a jury is deliberating of an

ex-deputy accused of not confronting the parkland shooter. the former deputy's defense says he didn't know where to go. later, if you had the opportunity to be immortal, one shot deal. take it or leave it. would you take it? blessing, curse. let us know on twitter and instagram. i cannot wait to hear why you would turn the offer down. better yet, why you'd accept it, in the night cap. with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy.

new images showing the titan submersible recovery mission as the u.s. coast guard leads an investigation into what mads the vessel implode killing off five people on board.

>> reporter: as investigators try to find out why the titan implode imploded, the wife and mother of two of the passengers who died is speaking out for the first time. >> when we passed the 96 hours mark, that's when i lost hope. >> reporter: she says her husband and her son were both excited to see the titanic wreck. he told the bbc about the tremendous loss she feels and she and her daughter were on the polar prince, the mother ship when word came that it lost commun communication with titan sub. >> my daughter didn't lose hope until the call with the coast guard when they informed us that they found debrees. that's when he also lost hope. >> reporter: the company running said the submersible has made four dives to the debris site so

far. canada's transportation safety board is launching its own inquiries trying to establish if a criminal investigation is warranted. they are looking at voice and data recorders from the polar prince. the u.s. coast guard says they are investigating why the submersible imploded and says one of the goals is taking a look at future regulations. >> it's an opportunity to learn from the incident and work with our international partners to do exactly what you mentioned. improve regulations so that improved oversight over these operations and to prevent a similar occurrence. >> reporter: the coast guard says they are working to recover the debris from the bottom of the ocean with the help of canada authorities. trace. >> thank you. first up in tonight's crime crisis roundup, florida attorney general announcing the arrest of 23 suspects in a high end car

theft ring. they bought the cars with phony check and sell them for pennies on the dollar. it follows a five year investigation. nearly $1 million have been returned to the victims. a rhode island state lawmakers facing vandalism charges after he keyed a car with an anti-biden bumper sticker. joshua miller denied keying the car with a biden sucks sticker but said the victim dared him to do it. the man who killed five people at an lgbtq nightclub has pled guilty to murder and pled no contest that he have motivated by bias. he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. video captures the terrifying moment when a popular 24 hour oakland donut shop was robbed at gun point. it shows three people wearing face mask and hoodies.

the suspect pulls a gun on the employee. the incident remains under investigation but customers are furious. >> this is like a business in our neighborhood how dare you. >> we need more police patrol down here. it's so free to break into things and to rob people with no consequences. prosecutors in idaho will seek the death penalty against bryan coburger accused of killing college students. the fate of a former broward county deputy accused of failing to confront the parkland high school shooter is in the hands of a florida jury tonight. scott peterson's is the first of its kind against a u.s. law enforcement officer in connection with a scohool shooting. let's bring in kelly. great to have you on. the jury is deliberating.

the video we played over and over again that showed him against a wall and running away from the scene was very damming in court. i want to play the state attorney and get your thoughts on the other side. >> you don't have to believe that the confident has a conscious intent to harm in order the find him guilty of any of these ten counts. the evidence shows that the defendant had a wreckless disregard for human life as required by this count. >> the defense says that he simply didn't know where the gunshots were coming from. what do you think as you watch this case? >> we have to look at it from the totality of the circumstances. as you know, the state has the burden and have to prove each element of the crime. according to the state, they are saying that he was negligent. the fact that he did not act when he heard the noises and that he had an obligation to

protect the students and the teachers as well to make sure they were safe. t that's going to be key. it will be up to the jury whether they believe he knew and he should have acted and he was ne negligent or he didn't know where it was coming from and he didn't need to go in there. if he didn't know where the fire was coming from. >> let's move on. wash washington examiner saying alarming worldwide trend. 65% of teenagers are the target of sextortion. that's a scam involving an exchange of sexual photos and videos that are used to blackmail them on a variety of platforms. what is going on here? this has got to be frightening for a lot of parents. >> this is horrible. when we look at from a legal standpoint of what is extortion, it's the fact where you are

forcing someone to do something, to threaten them. saying if you don't do this and don't pay me this amount of money, i'm going to harm you. this has serious ramifications for these children that some are committing suicide as well. it's important to be aware of the fact of these type of scams. >> it really is. lastly, idaho prosecutors make their decision on the death penalty for bryan. we touched on this. idaho statesman said were a jury to convict him at trial, need only to determine one aggravating factor exist in the deaths of the four victims. jurors decision must be y unanimous. seem like the bar is a little lower on this. final thoughts. >> yes, you bring up a really good point. when we look at it from the death standpoint, that is some serious implications on this

case. allegedly there are some dna that pinpoints him at the scene of the crime and that dna is going to be key for this state's case to whether they prevail or not. >> yeah. great to have you on as always. thank you. >> great to see you. meantime, new regulations on coal fired oven may cost new york city pizzerias thousands of dollars. tossing pizza slices across fence. that's at new york city hall. hundreds of dolly parton look alikes in one spot. one town's greasy poll tradition. the day's best viral videos are next.

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changing lanes on how they tax drivers in state basing it on mileage instead of adding it at the price paid at the pump. turns out it's killing tax rev view. dr. anthony fauci has a new gig. getting a distinguished university professor. here is what he had to say. >> i think what i have to offer is experience and inspiration for the younger generation of students. if aaccomplish that, i think it will make a major contribution to georgetown. bud light is trying to regain its status as a supporter of the lgbtq community as facing turmoil after partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney didn't work out. that move really hasn't gotten them great press either.

video taken during the event shows naked men participating in the parade with children on the sidelines watching. new york city taking steps to cut carbon e migs by cutting out the ability of pizza joints to use wood or coal fired ovens. that's according to a rule drafted by the environmental protection. they will have to reduce emissions by 75% having costly upgrades to comply. it's great to have you on. banning the wood and coal ovens. one pizza owner who was anonymous said this is an unfunded mandate and it will cost us a fortune, not to mention ruining the taste of the pizza. he said it in more colorful terms than that. what do you think of this? >> when heard about a pizza ban,

i was hoping it was a ban on pineapple pizza. the amount of coal fire ovens is minuscule. this means nothing. i think it's a red herring to push the natural gas bans on stoves. coal produces a phenomenal pizza because of the heat source. if question look at things from the environmental perspective, 20% of our electricity is produced by coal. this is absurd. i've said it as well, you'd have to cook probably, and this is a stat, probably a million coal fire pizzas in order to match the amount of carbon emissions that comes out of one trip from john kerry's private plane. what's going on here? >> i told you this at the break that we lived in westport, connecticut and pepe's pizza was unbelievable. lab cultivated chicken, usda approval has been given to lab

cultivated chicken. here is amy who works for the company lab. >> there's a whole range of products. we believe it's important for consumers to have choice. we will continue to work to scale. as we scale, the price will come down. >> chef, we're told it tastes like chicken. who knew. >> yeah. who knew. this one scares me. it scares me from a health perspective. i don't trust the government agencies regulating this. they can't even regulate spinach yet alone some lab grown meat. they are rememberly plicating t quickly in a lab. that's tumor. that's something that's a bit concerning. it's so costly to produce. it's not about the environment because the energy to produce this is worse. who will be eating this? i don't know. i just hope there's a label on it. >> it's amazing.

famed chef, charles, he is literally packing up his restaurants and getting out of san francisco because he's fed up. there's nobody downtown. there's no lunch goers. there's nobody living down there or working down there. nobody is going shopping. he's like, not only that, but they are stealing him blind. they are busting in his windows. i'm like i'm done. >> yeah. sadly, this is happening in a lot of cities across america. san francisco is such a great culinary history there. it is truly a shame. i hope that the city opens up their eyes and recognize they are losing talent and put handcuffs on the city, quite literally, to keep people from leaving. it's just really is disappointing to see. i don't know what's going to happen. >> yeah. i don't think anybody does. the chef is like i don't know where to go and san francisco will not be back in next three years, maybe neither am i. great to have you the stick around for the night cap. >> thank you. well, an irish town found a

thousand dolly parton imitators and tried to set a guinness word. the problem is there's no such world record. the goal was to establish one. they will know in 8 to 12 weeks is the record book will approve of their attempt. good luck. what? what? >> i'm your dad now. >> that is how one little boy found out his adoption is finalized. dad couldn't wait until after pool time. he plunged in to share a hug and tell his son that he loved him. this golden retriever puppy claimed the cabinet as his own and then bruce got big and fought to keep his favorite spot even if only his front half would fit.

you got to give him credit. he's a loyal retriever. dare devils race for the prize in glouster, massachusetts. they had to run across grease telephone pole. they plunge up to 20 feet into the water, win or lose. take a look at this video of a curious giraffe inspecting a baby deer. the global wildlife center says jet, named after a visitor's son who passed away from leukemia, is both sweet and goofy. he spends time with three of his offspring something that male giraffes don't typically do. if you have a video hit me up at trace gallagher. coming up, in the night cap. if you had the opportunity to be immortal, would you take it.

if so, what would you do with all that extra time? still time to weigh in. the night cap crew, including the chef, next.

we're back. tonight's topic, immortality. if you had the opportunity to become immortal, it's one shot deal. you have to take it or leave it. would you take it, why? if you leave it, why? jonathan hunt back. i know you traveled the world. >> almost made me immortal. i'm terrible with questions like this. my 13-year-old son said do not immortality because when the sun has exploded the earth, he will still be alive floating in space and it will be really boring. there's no video games in space. >> a for effort. immortality? >> yes, if i can take my kids and my husband. >> you'll keep them all. you're not trying to cut a deal. listen, can i take my husband?

he'll get so mad if i don't take him. >> yes, pretty much. >> going to cut a deal. kevin. the thing is, i was kind of on the fence. you love your family and you don't want to be, if they die, what are you going to do, start all over again? what do you really do? what are your thoughts? >> i kind of agree with you both. i kind of thought, remember the show kung fu. i'd probably wander around trying to help people find their perfect place in the world, but i don't know if i would want that or not. >> david carriden. here is the poll that i found surprising here. would you want to be immortal. twitter, yes. instagram, yes.

i think this is kind of cool. this is h2 -- sorry. got them backwards. i'm missing one. what's the first one? put it up on the screen, and i'll read it. kathleen says i would. it might get tiresome. switc switched it out on me. i wouldn't want to live in a world where every one is gone. my husband and my kids are my world. i wanted to match maryann. chef, your thoughts on living forever. >> i look at this in the perspective of time. i could figure out how to load the dishwasher to my wife's liking. i'm thinking about any family and life as well. >> you want to keep your wife along to torment her. finally, i got it right. >> each time, nope. not like that. >> absolutely would. i might get tiresome but i'd manage. i would love to be around to

experience inter stellar travel and exploring strange new worlds. i would not want to live in a world where every one i love is gone. i'd want to be immortal because the earth is too long and incredible. thank you all for joining the night cap and thank you for watching america's late news fox news@night. see you back here tomorrow. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? those things. cold water can't clean it up. same. >> i'd say that myth is busted. turned to coal with tide. >> how do you guys think came first? the chicken or the baby? back with a back ribs? chicken tenders all the way. that grilled chicken and baby back ribs. baby chicken back to rich baby.e back i is n ten years. >> on second thought, it really depends which side of the buffet you start. >> when someone is diagnosed with cancer, they need support.

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