ask about ubrelvy. >> greg: we are out of time. our studio audience. i love you. [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening, and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. and breakker tonight, we have seen it fail in, cities across the country but los angeles is now giving the no-bail policy another chance. and one famous rapper since the city is "finish." former los angeles county sheriff alex beeman-weber joins us live with just how bad this could get. brian claypool has legal analysis on -- but we begin with matt finn life with the ominous

morning from 50 cent. good evening. >> matt: good evening. he has a previous criminal history himself and is making headlines over a rather simple comment about bally's new bail policy. he wrote on instagram, l.a. is finished. watch how bad it gets out of there. shaking my head. he posted that caption while sharing a clip from a fox 11 l.a. report about the new nobel policy. here in l.a. county, police are no longer detaining people for crimes like theft, shoplifting, drug use, vandalism and many other nonviolent crimes and it means many people who are arrested for these crimes will be immediately released without paying any bail before their arraignment. the california judge who made the ruling important law enforcement officials to tell them why he should have not made the ruling but no one appealed and including the chief of police or district attorney george. an organization that helps victims heal from crimes is actually thinking 50 cents speaking out against the no bail

policy and argues more people need to stand up against no bail policies to protect victims of life-changing crimes. >> i have to 50 cent for speaking up because i think we need more of that. whether it is through hollywood, whether it is left is, however it is, we need to speak up and say something. if you had to go through something like that or your child, you would want to make sure there was bail. >> matt: the policy was previously enacted during covid to reduce the prison population. it expired and has been reinstated. progressives have argued that cash bail is unfair to low income suspects who historically don't have the funds to post bail and a recent study out of yolo county concluded that suspects released without bail were rearrested on 163% more charges than those who posted the bail, trace. >> trace: we will talk about that coming up. thank you. ♪ ♪

the fox news at night fox news at night common sense department understands that and the county is reinstating its no bail policy for nonviolent felonies. meaning nonviolent is an overstatement. let's call it no bail for sort of violent felonies. a smash and grab with the occasional punch in the face for noncooperating cashiers is bound to happen. the left will tell you that it is not constitutional to put somebody in jail because they can't afford bail. common sense wonders about that cashier that took a left to the jaw or all the other victims in these low-level felonies. what are their rights exactly? i know a store owner who lost $100,000 in a low-level felony. it seemed pretty high level for him. a call this policy zero bail. it is just catch and release. like the southern border policy where illegal immigrants are released on the promise that they appear in court and of course they don't. nobody ever goes after them. same goes for the low-level crime crowd. the yolo county california fda

said those conducted a recent study of how many people set free on zero bail re-offended. it was a 70%. 29% of those committed violent felonies. progressives will always tell you that more criminals on the street does not equate to more crime. common sense will always tell you that makes no sense. at all. let's bring informing l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva and brian claypool. gentlemen, welcome to you both. sheriff, you know, the judge in this case before making this decision gave chance for some of these officials, the d.a., the shares. to come forward and say their piece and fight against the zero bail. what you have stepped up and fought? >> alex: i would be first in line. it is anne raish. the sheriff is not independently elective -- elected. they are all in on the zero bail schedule. same thing with chief of police. works at the behest of the mayor. has gone, we don't have to worry about him and then the city attorney, same thing. so you got four people.

and no one other than the people that were pushing the lawsuit were the ones that were heard by the judge and the judge said, wait a minute, we need to hear from the other side and all they heard was crickets in the courtroom. >> trace: they did a little piece on this. i want to play a clip of that and i will get your opinion. watch. >> multiple times presidents in the l.a. neighborhood witnesses homeless man vandalize water pipes and cut utility lines without penalty. >> when you call the police, what did they say to you? >> they say that there's nothing they can really do. >> reporter: crime jumped almost 12% last year including tens of thousands of nonviolent crimes. burglaries, robberies, stolen cars. and the police are right but there's very little they can do and so the crime just goes on. >> brian: great to be with you. the police are demoralized. i was at a fundraiser. one of its former detectives was at a fundraiser. to have him -- he came up to me afterwards and he said what you are talked about.

he is like, i am done because i can't get my job -- i arrest somebody and they are back on the street the next day. the morale is at the bottom. it is at zero. >> trace: it is amazing. this is from the lawsuit and it reads, quoting here being jailed for even short periods of time may cause them to lose their jobs, their housing, or custody of their children. and i was kind of talking to brian about this during the break and the whole concept is, they never say these people did not commit the crimes. that is not about it, did they or did they not commit the crime. is all about the structural racism and the stuff that is involved in actually making them pay the bill. what do you make of how they frame these issues. >> alex: they look at the proposition on the ballot. at the proposition 20 where they were going to do away with cash bail. who were the ones that opposed the cash bail? the aclu and black lives matter because they were going to switch from cash bail to an algorithm that judge the ability to go back to court and criminal history is the number one

component of that and they said that was racist. you can't argue with these people or even rationalize with them with that mentality. program and the whole thing, you mentioned tommy and he has been on this show a number of times saying, you talked low-level crimes, right? and then suddenly it is $50,000 or below in bail. the numbers are always moving up and in the process of those numbers moving up, a lot of people end up getting hurt, brian. >> brian: yeah, trace, what you are seeing is the weaponization of the justice system on the local level, right? we have talked a lot about the doj on the federal level. but it is happening in people's own backyard. it is not going to be just l.a. now. it is going to be in other cities across the country. 2024, just like the sheriff s said, you mentioned the board of supervisors. they are in on it, too. so is the state attorney general who is buddies with gascon and the governor. so you're going to vote in 2024? do your research on the local candidates. and get educated and vote in

candidates who are going to enforce the law and restore public safety. >> trace: when they say putting more criminals on the street does not increase crime, what you say to that? >> alex: that is a sick joke. the more crooks that are in jail, the list they have the capacity to those to commit crime. they will cite all these weird studies that claim, by jailing them causes them to commit more crimes. i say bs on that. they are in jail. they can't commit the crime. that is the whole point of the jail system. can we reform them when they are jailed? yes. point is, if you don't hold them accountable, you have what you are seeing unfold in l.a. and san francisco throughout the west coast. >> trace: thank you both. meantime, law enforcement officials are warning that the public in -- an escaped inmate is "very dangerous and should not be approach. 34 old michael berman is said to have survival skills and military reserve training. jackie ibanez is live with the very latest on the manhunt. jackie, good evening. >> reporter: more than 50 local

and federal agencies are involved in the case at this point are mexico authorities say they are pushing the escaped convict hard and it is only a matter of time before they capture him. >> there have been a number of sightings. i cannot rule out conclusively every one of those. i believe that some point, we will force him to make a mistake and when he does, we will use that to our advantage. >> jackie: you see him there. he is the prime suspect in the killing of a new york woman. he faces a long list of charges. two states, police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. over a decade of experience in the army reserve. they also described him as a survivalist someone who could live for extended periods of time in the rough, wooded terrain and new york border. and he is likely getting outside help. meanwhile, in cleveland, the gunman who wanted nine people in a mass shooting on sunday is still on the loose tonight.

police say he opened fire in the warehouse district even though officers were present there at the time. >> this individual decided to use that weapon and shoot individuals even with our officers here. is not a matter of police response. it is not a matter of police visibility because we were here and we will continue to be here. >> jackie: this was one of three separate shootings. 14 people were shot in total. one person died. trace back to you. >> trace: jackie ibanez life for us, thank you. when you get called to the oval office, odds are you could get an ear full of expletives. axios is reporting that president biden has a bit of a temper behind closed doors. a senior national correspondent kevin corke his life in the nation's capital mark with more on this but i'm shocked, kevin. >> kevin: shocked to find out there has been gambling in this establishment. clearly countries, you and i haven't seen biden's outbursts

before but usually it is not more than say a is your response to reporter's question. >> president biden: that is a great asset, more inflation. stupid son of a bitch. >> were you involved? >> president biden: no! >> kevin: keep it classy, san diego. there is word that the president of the united states of america is a foul mouth at work. behaviors that will probably get him fired in just about any private sector job. and it is clearly a departure from the meant the democrats promised they were electing back in 2020 according to a new reporting from axios, biden last four letter words during rages at his staff members including some of the words that you see right there. none of which i can say because i value my job. now, one administration official tells axios that no one is safe from biden's rath. aides are reportedly known to

meet him in groups of two or more to, you know, defuse any potential tension. and while there's been no official comment from the white house tonight, that report adds that biden's defenders acknowledged he can be tough. sure. but they also say he can be more generous and compassionate than many powerful politicians out there. >> trace: okay. done deal. kevin meantime with the new details about the upcoming briefing on capitol hill about cocaine, what do we know about this? >> kevin: that is right to search for answers continuing tonight. fox news has learned that the u.s. secret service will be providing a briefing to congress on the discovery that cocaine over at the white house, that briefing reportedly will be at the staff level. it is also said to take place thursday morning. i'm told at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. that is according to gop sources. where to track it for you here. congressional lawmakers are looking for answers in this -- and this probably won't satisfy them fully but it is a start,

trace. >> trace: kevin corke thank you. let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton. it is great to have you on. my favorite quote comes from the national review and they said the following, the story of biden's outbursts gets just about the most sympathetic soft focus and gentle tone imaginable for axios. axis -- acknowledge the screaming competitions contradict the carefully cultivated image as a kindly uncle who loves aviator sunglasses and ice cream. if it was trump, the headline would be unhinged presidency, something to the capacity. >> steve: exactly right. and let's start with the points made which is by the rules of the left, pushed the whole agenda of me to, holding people accountable for their behavior. it was that left that pushed those standards, he would have had to resign. but exactly as kevin said, you would be gone and countless examples of senior people who have gone a result of those

kinds of things. there's a broader plant which reveals not just the hypocrisy that they typically as in this case never live up to the rules that they expect. but the real point here is that it shows yet again that everything about joe biden is fake and fraudulent. they told us he was this kindly old guy. no, he is a foulmouthed bully who screams at his staff. that he is motivated by empathy because he is such a strong family man. he uses his family the whole time in his political arguments but look at how he is behaving towards his own grandchild, vicious behavior towards grandchild. they told us he was just a regular blue-collar guy. what has he done all his career, up to his neck in corrupt money from donors, ukraine, all over the place. he is a totally corrupt machine politician and those are the only things about him that are

actually real and honest. everything else is fake and fraudulent. >> trace: i want to put this up. this is from congressman ben klein on the baffling cocaine taper. he says this. watch. >> the white house is supposed to be the most secure building on earth. it is supposed to have cameras everywhere. you can narrow that down quite a bit. >> trace: my guess is if this was anthrax or something dangerous, they would figure out who brought it in. >> steve: yeah, and i'm sure they do no. and that is why they are stringing this out. actually misleading people very seriously. you saw karine jean-pierre at the podium actually telling an untruth. she said biden and the rest of the family were not there on the day. it turns out that was not true. so why all this? why all the obvious station and saying -- i suspect it is because they do know the answer whether it is someone in the

biden family. obvious reasons. given the person that is being speculated about has been kicked out of a previous job. cocaine use. or someone on the white house staff, someone embarrassing. that is most likely the reason why this is all being treated in such a seemingly underhanded w way. >> trace: yeah. steve hilton, great insight is always. thank you, sir. >> steve: thank you, trace. >> trace: president biden has landed in lithuania where he will meet with nato leaders including turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan and supporting sweet and's bid to become the 32nd member of the nato alliance and there is work mr. biden will me with ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. he wants a clear signal about whether ukraine could join nato in the future. president biden president biden first stop in london today to meet with the prime minister about the united state supports of ukraine including the decision to provide them with

cluster munitions. now former aide to margaret thatcher, always great to have you on. what is the reaction in the uk about the possibility of ukraine joining nato. >> nile: thanks very much having beyond the show tonight and i have to say that joe biden's visit here in london has not been welcomed, of course, by many britons, especially by conservative mps. so there has been i think a lot of unhappiness in london with regard to biden's anti-british views and so his visit has been quite controversial in some circles here in london. on the issue of ukraine, certainly there's a lot of debate, division i think between the positions of the british prime minister and the u.s. president. but ultimately, i think that there is a view in london that

with regard to joe biden's leadership on the world stage, he is confused, he is weak in the. lack of strategic thinking and also view franklin that biden is increasingly out of his mind as well. we saw that with his visit to windsor castle earlier today. which was actually an extraordinary hour or so there where joe biden had to be led around by king charles iii. so i think that biden in the eyes of the british public, british people, british parliament is all over the place frankly. >> trace: i would like to expand on that. this is what the daily mail said about the visit you were talking about. king charles appeared to briefly lose his patience when he got president joe biden to move along during their meeting on monday. he appeared reluctant to end his conversation when charles tried to get him to stop talking during their inspection of the welsh guards in the middle of a welcome ceremony.

hands on mr. biden aide grabbed 70 four-year-old charles arm as they embraced and shook hands and put his hand on his back during their lack of quadrangle. what do you think of that? what do the british people think of that? >> nile: honestly breaking with protocol and then quite a bit of criticism i think of the bidens' actions here. biden follows his own rules. he is not interested in playing by the rules of order protocol and also i think that king charles iii actually was very irritated by biden's behavior frankly. so biden really is very embarrassing as the u.s. president on the international stage. this does not bode well for his trip to lithuania for the nato summit. but biden is not actually really conducted himself with great dignity on the ground in london and his performance i think at

windsor castle was actually quite atrocious. >> trace: newsweek says the following to joe biden's uk visit is all -- very awkward. disagreement on cluster bombs for ukraine. nato leadership fight. biden's coronation absence. is there something you would add or take away from that list lastly, about 30 seconds. >> nile: i would add actually that, in a, biden has treated britain with a sneering condescension over the course of the last couple of years. that is why he is very unpopular over here but also that he recently torpedoed the candidacy for nato's general from ben wallace, the british defense secretary. that has gone down badly here in london and biden is backing the president of the european commission to be the next nato secretary general which is disastrous and insane. there's a lot of strong

criticism of the bidens here in london. >> trace: great to have you on. thank you. >> nile: my pleasure. >> trace: coming up to the mainstream media into overdrive tried to discredit the group moms for liberty which begs the question, why are they so threatened by parents who wanted to -- a say in their child's education? we will ask two of our favorite mom's coming up. and later in the megatap, atras keke palmer shamed on social media by her partner for an outfit she wore. to think it is okay to criticize your significant other on social media? or on public if they are doing something you don't agree with? what you do it? even if you were right? let us know on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. i'm fascinated to hear what you have to say and what our team comes up with in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ when you smell the amazing scent of new gain flings... time stops. ♪ (music plays) ♪ and you realize you're in love...

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>> trace: first up in tonight's real news roundup, harry styles is the latest celebrity to fall victim to a troubling trend, being hit with an object while performing on stage. video taken during a concert in vienna shows styles wincing in pain after being hit with an unknown object. rapper drake had a phone log at him in chicago but continued performing. [audience reacts] >> hey, hey, hey. hey. what did i tell you guys? hey. listen to me. you did not want to hear that. he is a buddy of mine. this is not about politics. >> trace: new jersey's democratic governor did not get a warm welcome after his friend brian kirk, the lead singer of brian kirk and the jokes,

invited him to the stage. it is unclear what exactly the crowd was upset by but the governor did impose restrictions on breweries last year and has yet to sign the bill that would lift those restrictions. >> we have a significant fentanyl crisis. the idea that the county is handing out crack pipes and tinfoil in a time when we are trying to reduce the exposure to parfentanyl is beyond me. >> trace: ted wheeler sounded off against the health department over their plans to provide drug users with free snorting kits. health officials believe it will increase safety and encourage people to stop injecting. boy, what common sense like the way make in on that? grassroots movement called moms for liberty is shaping up to be an influential force in the 2024 presidential election. as the group is getting popularity among conservatives,

it is also drawing the ire of mainstream media and the left. let's bring in senior fellow and author of book army, asra nomani and bethany mandel. i want to play this. it is 21 seconds. it is kind of a montage of msnbc going after moms for liberty. watch it. i it. i will get a response. >> not that the daughters of the confederacy has been a conservative women's organization. >> these are people that are on the wrong side of history. >> what is moms for liberty? it is the vehicle for those school board victories in florida. so many conservative bad ideas. >> trace: it sounds to me, bethaney, as if these moms have struck a nerve somewhere. >> bethany: that is how you know they are over the target. they are freaked out over the possibility of a bunch of moms and dads who are realizing,

maybe there's something deeply wrong in our schools and our libraries and we should and together and do something and if we want to 2 1/2 years ago, they said, no, parents, you need to get involved in your kids' education and they are like, let's step back now. you are a little too involved. you have too many opinions. >> trace: and osora, the hill writes this. it was a strange side effect of covert that no expert could have predicted a fever spreading across the moms and dads of america as in prison education was being ripped away from their kids and as the far left cultural messages from school flowed into living rooms on zoom. that was the wrong one. i want to practices by catherine silver of kindness. also writes the following, a-holes with casseroles. she is talking about moms for liberty. aundre, your thoughts? >> asra: they have come up with

every smear that they can put against parents because we are at such it. moms for liberty did not exist four years ago. but the teachers unions existed. the parent teachers association existed. these were the entities that were part of this phenomena that i call the woke army. this establishment of the democratic party that has tried to control the lives of children and families and so now the parents have emerged and what do they want to do? shut us up. but just like my shirt says, these people are what i call antifa. they are like the antifa movement very hostile, very radical, they are the aunties in our community and they are fighting the mama bears and we will prevail because nothing is going to get between us and our cubs and none of these smears will ever stick. >> trace: you know what fascinates me, bethany, i was kind of reading some of the op-eds and there were a bunch of

op-eds about moms for liberty. and the whole comparison to the 1960s and this is equivalent to the women who tried to sabotage the women's rights movement and hitler of course is always brought into the mix. it is really unbelievable how they really are going, i mean, guns blazing after these people. >> bethany: absolutely. i was actually at the moms for liberty summit this past weekend which is where all this coverage is coming from and i was there with my six month old in a carrier. he was on my chest the whole time. in the number of times people screamed at me i'm going to steal your baby. we're going to kidnap him to make sure he is not raised by bigots. these are the people who are positioning themselves as the moral superiors and we though moms are the planned parenthood. they are standing there so much chasing me down the street screaming that they are going to take my baby but we are the threat. we are the ones who the fbi

should be looking at. >> trace: yeah, it is amazing and you were talk about karens. i'm wondering what you think of casey desantis being called the american karen. any opinion on that on what they are weighing in with? >> asra: oh, yeah. it is another smear, another character assassination and really what i have witnessed is racism and bigotry by this phenomenon that is really woke racism and woke bake at three. it also that is being articulated against moms. it is bigotry because even asian americans are being called white supremacists in order to smear us. and casey desantis is a wife and a mother who is going forward with the mamas for desantis as her slogan and at the event conventional, i saw bethany, i'm sure you were a

witness to this, coming forward with his wife and his two children in an environment that is family-friendly and that is what we are all about. that is what we want. and these smears have to really stop. but they wrote. >> trace: no. >> asra: it just like bethany said, we are a threat to them. that is why they are fighting as. >> trace: and that is where we start. you come full circle. something that has touched a nerve. thank you both. >> asra: oh, thank you, trace. >> trace: have you heard of the social media trend? spending long periods of times under the covers. gen z calls it self-care. what does medical expert dr. houman hemmati think of it? he joins us next. but first, i one driver will not be allowed behind the wheel again anytime soon and a high-speed chase in arizona kept some officers on their toes. you might be surprised at who or

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who needs an umbrella when you got windshield wipers on your classes? this old english sheepdog named barria showed us the social media followers that even rain can not keep him from his walks. the puck's owners close to post content of the shaggy dog greeting people while out and about. a chimpanzee named lola celebrated her fourth birthday with her closest friends. other chimpanzees called the maryland zoo home. they ate some food during the construction themed party. officers with the kindle police department in arizona found themselves in pursuit of a couple of goats. the high-speed chase ended when the perps were taken into custody and returned to their owners. the police department says the goals were a hazard to meters as well as themselves. if you have goats or other viral videos you would like to share, send them over @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight and social media.

the new york times is heralding one medical school's use of an adverse the scoring to determine who will be accepted in their program. how different is this from affirmative action, which of the supreme court put an end to earlier this month. let's bring in dr. houman hemmati, phd research scientist. the new terms says the foll following, dr. hemmati, welcome to you. the scale rates every applicant from zero to 99 taking into account their life circumstances such as family income and parental education. the washington examiner says, quoting, nobody benefits from receiving the most disadvantaged doctor possible when seeking care. people come to doctors when they need a problem solved. where do you fall on this, doctor? >> dr. hemmati: is a good question. i was on the ucla medical school's committee. i even wrote a book of it. i said, this is an area that is near and dear to my heart. the school in question is uc

davis. uc davis is located in the central valley of california. the school has a mandate to create primary care doctors who are going to stay in practice in the local community. they don't want to train people who are going to become beverly hills cosmetic surgeons. it is more of a harm to the people there. that particular school is doing that because they are trying to attract doctors that are going to stay in the area and practice. that said, i think it make sense to improve that should it be the only factor? no. can it be a factor especially if it is not tied to race and it is aligned to who you are? sure, as long as they allow people in who are actually qualified to take unqualified people would not make any sense. i think that would be appropriate. that is, i think their premise. >> trace: and i think a lot of people are saying they are not quite sure how much of that is based on this. how much of the overall acceptance is based on just this one part of it. that is a good question. so let's talk about that rot rotting.

bad rotting. have you heard about this? lounging in bed all day, lounging in bed all day may seem lazy but some gen z trend followings are embracing it as a form of self-care. bed rotting, the practice of snuggling under the covers with snacks, screens, and other creature comforts is getting popularity on social media. maybe it is the name. it seems like you are doing what? what do you think? >> dr. hemmati: disgusting. i told my wife earlier today before i came on the show and she did not react well to do that. let's leave it at that. look, this is a relic of the pandemic to a great degree. right? we told people to stay at home and look at screens. we told lots of kids age 4 and up, to stay at home and look at a screen, zoom school as they called it which really meant no school for many of them. what happened with the practice, they got accustomed to it. a lot of people, teenagers, gen z years, they are accustomed to substitution social and records

with virtual -- with the vision pro virtual reality goggles coming out, i wonder how many more are going to do when you can strap your phone to your face. >> trace: you take something to put the covers up, and off you go. we will talk about contaminated water. we are talking about chemicals. washington post says pfa's, more than 12,000 chemicals that persist in the environment and can build up in the body. they are widely used in industry and consumer products ranging from clothing and cosmetics to fast food wrappers and microwave popcorn bags. i mean, when they can last in your body for 10 years or longer, it has to be one of those things concerning to a lot of people. >> dr. hemmati: it is very concerning. these are the chemicals that are used to waterproof things. that is why they are on microwave popcorn. they use it as part of the teflon manufacturing processes. and these are what your body does not have mechanisms built to secrete. and when you take something that

is so incredibly synthetic and unnatural, your body just stores it and keep it and mixes in with the fats in their body. it stays there potentially forever. there's a lot of evidence showing that these chemicals are carcinogenic. they can cause cancer and we have many parts of the country that have extremely high levels as reported by the cdc and i think we need to come up with ways to reduce it and also people can filter it at home with reverse osmosis. >> trace: dr. hemmati, good to see you is always. coming up as let's take heat from strangers all the time on social media from there appearance. what happens when the criticism comes from a loved one? do you think it is ever okay to criticize your significant other in public or online. why or why not? there is still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. the nightcap crew including the good doctor coming up next here is my smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and serve up great times. to help you get ready your aspen dental team is celebrating

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significant other on social media or in public? i think jackie ibanez gets the first crack at this because i don't know, jackie. i think that is probably for most off limits of. your thoughts? >> nile: i agree. i think it says a lot probably about their relationship in general if he is willing to say that to hundreds of thousands of millions of people. what does he say to her behind closed doors? i don't like it at all. >> trace: i don't like it either. the truth be known, kevin corke the first thing is like wow, she looks great. you are like, i'm sorry, but you look great and that maybe if you do not like it, you could say something else. you think in the meantime, looked pretty good. kevin, your thoughts. >> kevin: bridge too far. what are you thinking? you never ever ever criticize your spouse in public in particular. it is just bad politics at home. i don't know what he was thinking. >> trace: is like the old democratic republic party, you never shoot inside the tent.

if you really -- if you think you are right and maybe you are right, in this case, you are still going to be wrong. dr. houman hemmati, we will get the diagnosis right there. want to think this? >> dr. hemmati: it depends what the issue is. if it is something major, no. if it is something minor that is funny, fine. when my wife and i first got married, i bought her a box were actually many boxes of tissues that were on some clearance sale. and then she used them and got sick and it turns out her face turned red. it got eroded, it was horrible. it turns out they had acid in them. they are antiviral tissues. >> trace: why did you buy your wife acid tissues? >> dr. hemmati: i did not read to thing. so she took it and made a facebook post and that i thought was funny because i deserved it. anything more significant than that, i don't think so. from what it is so nice. this will be dr. hammat evs last time on the show. your thoughts to asra nomani?

>> asra: the rest of the post was key he's boyfriend said she should not be so immodest. the last time i saw that happened was kanye west scolding kim kardashian for what she was wearing and we all know how that ended up. so precedent is don't go there and ultimately what he is trying to do is control her public image and that is also, we talked about, just deeper dynamics that is troubling. >> trace: yeah. >> i think it is one thing to say something disrespectful but to put it in writing is all the worse. >> trace: exactly right. instagram, yes, can you do it? 4%. 96% say no. this is a big no-no all run. sure, as long as they have no access to your accounts. i want to live to see another day. you are not going to do it. julia communicating over social media when you live in the same house is weird. stefan medina said family matters are best kept private. to do otherwise depicts a level

of classless and tasteless behavior. an exception is if the spouse committed an illegal act. and always live by our italian,, keep it in the family. thank you all. for watching the nightcap and think you all for joining us, watching america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. we will be right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. one how you saw high commission investment products, right? >> no. fisher avoids them. well, you must earn commissions on trades. >> never, fisher. okay. then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. some hidden and layered fees. >> no, we structure fees, so w do better when our clients do better. and might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments were clearly different. >> you're still looking good. i'm still feeling good.

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