>> greg: we are out of time. thank you, kayleigh mcenany! our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. hombre gutfeld. i love you. >> mike: good evening and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm mike emanuel in washington in for trace gallagher. bring to light, georgia democrat is switching sides after she says her party "crucified and abandoned her." she joins us live with her plan and how republicans can win the ones reliably great state and prison violence is not so fast. vladimir suwinski when it comes to joining nato. more on their high-stakes meeting at the summit. but we begin with the heated

hearing on capitol hill. fbi director christopher wray on defense over the agency's alleged preferential treatment of democrats. senior, national correspondent kevin corke joins us here in the nation's capitol. good evening, kevin. >> kevin: you could call it a bipartisan be down today. hobbled and pilloried by the right and left for that matter at that hearing today on capitol hill. while his opening statement offered a forceful defense of the bureau, house members wasted little time in taking aim at the director for what they called corruption. and historically poor lead leadership. >> you preside over the fbi that has the lowest level of trust in the npr's history. people trusted the fbi more when j. edgar hoover was running the place then you are. you don't give straight answers. you give answers that later in court are deemed not true.

>> kevin: wray fired back saying his agency remains popular. expect in your home state of florida, the number of people trying to come work for us and devote their lives working for us is over 100%. >> we are deeply proud of them and they deserve better than you. >> kevin: so is the fbi protecting the bidens? that was one of the many questions. and also where the feds in on the january 6 protest? were they there at the capitol or not and why did the fbi allegedly target, catholics and demanding answers about the disparate ways the bureau appears to be happening the trim document trauma over at mar-a-lago and how they are handling joe biden's. >> and in my experience, ballrooms, bathrooms and bedrooms. >> how about a box in -- >> mr. chairman -- is back in the biden center.

>> kevin: and he was not present at the time. the fbi had a statement tonight that said the fbi has never been in the business of investment -- investigating or policing speech at school board meetings or anywhere else and would never will be. our focus is and always will be on protecting people from violence and threats of violence. obviously he was questioned about the school board meetings and other topics. by the way, wray existed that he is committed to establishing procedures and safeguards to ensure that the agency is doing "the right thing in the right way." skepticism and charges of bias continue unabated, mike. >> mike: kevin corke, thanks. let's bring in one of the house judiciary committee members who questioned director wray, texas republic congressman lance gooden. welcome. >> congressman gooden: great to be here. >> he said that the notion that he is biased is insane.

let's play it. >> first off, i would disagree with your characterization of the fbi and their description of my own approach. the idea that i'm biased against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me given my own personal background. >> mike: what are your key takeaways from today's hearing? >> congressman gooden: after today's hearing, i have a lot of the same concerns i had. i saw a lot of deflection of the things i can't answer that question. he will not come out and say i won't answer that question but there were a lot of excuses for why he was not going to give us the information we asked for. he does have a conservative background as the democrats love to play out. he was appointed by president trump. but there's occlude bias within the organization. if he does not think that he himself is biased, maybe he is not. but under his watch, certainly there is quite a bit of bias that we have discovered with this fbi and a lot of the questions that we had today we just did not get great answers. >> mike: one of your college try to impress him on whether he is

investigating president biden. let's play it. >> so the president is under investigation. >> i'm not going to confirm or speak to who is or is not under investigation for what. >> so he is not under investigation? >> i did not say that either. long-standing department policy and practice, i'm not going to be confirming or denying who is or is not under investigation. >> mike: what did you think of that? >> congressman gooden: he was very consistent in his denials to provide information. everyone knows that the president's son is under investigation. the information that the fbi has put out that we have seen in the press that is publicly available, it is very clear that he is in legal trouble. but what we saw today was just more deflection, democrats were obsessed with donald trump. every time a democrat was on the microphone, with very few exceptions, they were wanting to talk about the president and one of the issues that there was

agreement there, was the visor of use that we have seen. democrats that are joining with us on the republican side asking very serious questions, you know, fisa up for reauthorization. the fbi wants a clean reauthorization. you're not going to get it and the abuses that we have seen that director wray seem to disagree with the numbers, matt gaetz from florida talked about the numbers of abuses he seemed to be unaware of how many times the fisa process has been abused by the fbi. there are just so many problems that are not trending in the direction of the fbi being a credible institution. >> mike: they issued a warning about attacks on the fbi and director wray. let's play that. >> the personal attacks of director wray, repeated calls to "defund the fbi." these are not victimless acts. your clarion call to antigovernment extremists and that call is being heard. >> mike: how do you respond? >> congressman gooden: this is

the same jerry nadler that was attacking comey during the clinton race when he did not like what kobe did talking about her being under investigation. so i don't take much seriousness in anything jerry nadler says. his comments are all read and prepared by his staff. he is obsessed with president trump. every time he gets on the microphone, it is a trap, trump, trump, trump, trouble. i respect those that want to talk about the issues but i think that the personal attacks against anyone whether you are appointed or elected or never appropriate and there are some agreement that we had on the committee. at the end of day today, the american people do not have faith in the fbi. director wray to share some of the responsibility at the leadership of that fbi unfortunately does not have the trust of the american people. >> mike: congressman, grateful for your time, sir. >> congressman gooden: thanks for having me. >> mike: president biden met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. they talked about joining nato

allies in the future. matt finn joins us now with the full story. hello, matt. >> matt: villamayor zelenskyy shares a similar name to vladimir putin. they are different names and very different meanings and today president biden accidentally called the ukrainian president standing right next to him vladimir. >> president biden: vladimir and i -- i should not be so fam familiar. >> matt: the president corrected himself and referred to him as mr. lou -- mr. zelenskyy. the president was speaking during a crucial nato -- nato summit. the president zelenskyy is explicitly expressing his dissatisfaction that his country is being denied nato membership calling it absurd that neither a timeframe nor invitation is being offered to ukraine. in an interview earlier this week, president biden said that he does not support ukraine joining nato during its present war with russia and noted

certain issues with ukraine's eligibility like a lack of democracy. today, in a sit down with president zelenskyy, biden indicated nato is receptive to ukraine. >> president biden: i hope we finally have put to better the notion about whether or not ukraine is welcome and nato, moving in the right direction. and i think it is a matter of the next few months. >> matt: zelenskyy tweeted, "during these two days of the seventh it would have put to rest any doubts and ambiguities of whether ukraine will be in nato. it will." and ahead of ukraine potentially joining sweden will become the second country joining nato after turkey withdrew its objection. >> mike: let's bring in hudson senior fellow rebeccah hein heinrichs. rebeccah, welcome. so let's play a clip from

president biden's speech to the nato summit and i will get you to react to it. >> president biden: it is not a day or a year. it is the calling of our lifetime, of all time. where the struggle ahead, our unity will not falter. i promise you. >> mike: how do you assess president biden's performance? >> rebeccah: i can see why zelenskyy would be frustrated. this is the defense of freedom itself and on the other hand, he has been very, very slow in delivering the kinds of weapons that zelenskyy has as for that are necessary to help ukraine actually pushed russia out of ukraine and so really president biden wants to have it both ways. he wants to say we are going to help ukraine as long as it takes. he does not define what it takes is. he is no longer using terms like victory like the brits are and so, you know, eight -- there were lots of good things that came out of the nato summit but president biden himself did not have a very good trip.

>> : made president -- reference to president zelenskyy. sounded upbeat. >> the outcome of the nato summit very much needed and meaningful success for ukraine and i'm grateful to all leaders in nato for very practical and the support. >> how important was this nato summit for ukraine. control of very important for ukraine and you see him expressing great gratitude. he was frustrated and you can kind of see why he would -- he needs to express gratitude for all the eighth he has received about being frustrated that he has not received for instance the cluster munitions that are just now going to be released from the united states. those are something that he has wanted for a long time, something that congressional republicans have been pressuring joe biden for. he also has to strike a gratitude, the tone of gratitude because he is receiving quite a bit of eight and we don't want a long war of attrition obviously

zielinski does not want it. he wants ukraine to prepare. >> mike: russians are understandably not happy with the g7 supporting ukraine, saying "we consider this extremely ill judge and potentially very dangerous by providing security guarantees to ukraine. they are infringing on russia's security." no surprise there. >> rebeccah: here we are now 18 months or so after russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine and nato is stronger. and weak nato has always been a lived -- a liability for the american people because it guarantees we provide. we have finland and with turkey now agreeing to the ascension of sweden. we got an arctic air force that is going to be coming online that is going to be great for the arctic region and also for the security of the baltic sea. and so clearly nato is getting stronger security guarantees to ukraine even though ukraine is not going to be a member of nato. it is going to be a formidable military providing great

security benefits to the entire region. that is to the detriment of russian. but that was a decision that was made. >> jonathan: to have the. republicans are attracting what they call wokeness in the military. number of proposals are being considered from restricting access to abortion funding to canceling diversity and in, and program. here is corresponded -- >> that is why conservatives believe the battlefield may be inside the pentagon. >> my amendment would ban critical race theory. >> reporter: republicans want to give wokeness a dishonorable discharge. >> a military that is focused on blowing things up and killing people, not on social engineering wrapped in a uni uniform. >> reporter: conservatives want to prohibit service members to pay for transgender treatments,

ban books with radical ideologies and requiring -- >> if they want to be treated like men, they need to be acting like men. >> reporter: and slashing investments for troops seeking abortions across state lines. >> physioc house republicans want to live in the 1950s. with the policies on reproductive care. >> there's worry the clash could crash the entire defense bill. >> they said, we are not going to mess with women traveling out of state. >> reporter: that policy prompted tommy tuberville to block promotions for senior military officers. >> it is impacting our readiness. >> reporter: democrats demand action. >> the onus is on republican senators to prevail on senator tuberville and get him to back off his reckless pursuit. >> reporter: military hard to say holdups on promotions and

the defense bill only helps china and russia. mike. >> mike: chat program, thanks very much. leaving the democratic party after a "crucified and abetting her. ." that legislature mesha mainor joins us now. welcome. >> congresswoman mainor: thank you for having me. >> mike: the new york times headline says democrats deflection gives georgia gop first black women in the state house "good riddance, josh mclaurin." why didn't you become a republican? -- did you become a republican? >> congresswoman mainor: because clearly associate more with the values of the republicans when it comes to education, public safety, victim rights and at the end of the day, these are the things that i campaigned on as a democrat and these are the things that are just as

important to the constituents i serve but those are things that happen to not be important to democrats. >> mike: governor brian kemp tweeted his support. we welcome representative mainor to our party and look forward to working with her on issues for the benefit of hard-working georgians. what do you think your impact can be now. >> congresswoman mainor: you know, i am really excited about being the first like woman that is a republican elected in side of the georgia general assembly. what does that mean. it means that now there's a voice that has not been heard. i think that the republican party is missing out on a lot of black voters. georgia, you know, we are saying that we are almost purple. we have the opportunity to stay red if we really focus on part of the constituency that we have never approached before. so i hope that i can help us stay red. >> congresswoman mainor: now you got two democrats in the united states senate.

in 2020, georgia went for joe biden. what will it take for republicans to win in georgia in 2024 and beyond. >> congresswoman mainor: it is going to take america to help me. if i am the only black person in the georgia general assembly, i'm going to need america to go to www.meshamainor.com to help me to get more people onto our side of the table and really make america the way it should be. >> mike: mesha mainor, thank you so much for your time. i wish you well. >> congresswoman mainor: thank you so much. >> mike: a pair of restaurant owners on opposite coasts take matters into their own hands after armed robbers entered their eateries. one of the owners got a little bit of help from his four-year-old. correspondent marianne rafferty is here with the story. hi, marianne.

>> reporter: two terrifying moments. yeah, remarkably similar. the first one in washington, dc. a suspect posing as an uber eats driver trick space using a gun. his four-year-old son watched from a table. they ended up in a wrestling match and the gun slid away from them. the footage than shows the yablonski's boy climbed onto his dad. and dc police apprehended that suspect when he left the building. he does has accepted a plea deal and is back on the streets. the owner of the petite four restaurant stopped two suspects. one of them armed from rubbing one of his customers. he was able to take the gun away and both suspects fled empty-handed. mike. >> mike: aaron rafferty, thanks very much. law enforcement officials in southern california are using a new tool to fight crime. unmanned aerial vehicles also

known as drones. that everyone is comfortable with the move. correspondent bill melugin in santa monica tells us why. >> reporter: santa monica police are deploying a new eye in the sky to respond to 911 calls. drones. they can get to scenes faster than a patrol car. as quickly as 30 seconds. the police have been using the drones to respond to 15 to 20 calls per day and they say the technology is a game changer. >> they are getting real-time information and allowing them to go in and deal with the situation and it is a huge advantage for them. relieving their stress, giving them that situational awareness that you cannot possibly have without this type of technology in plain. >> bill: their operators can see what is happening in real time and relay that information to responding officers. >> take a look at fifth and broadway for a subject. >> bill: here are real-world incidents. teenagers were holding what looked like handguns but the drug was able to see they were actually bb guns.

this man was seen in shooting what turned out to be an air rifle and it is call about a potential man with a gun, the drone was able to say it was only a lighter. the drone use does come with privacy concerns. santa monica pd says there are only used for 911 calls and they do not record over private homes or anywhere where there's a reasonable expectation of privacy. legal experts to fox their use should have limits. >> what kind of privacy invasion do you have? are they using night vision capabilities on them? and then they should be very clear and they should have -- have it documented exactly what justifies the use of the drone. >> bill: police departments to have to have to have a special waiver if they want to fly these drones passed an operator's line of sight. only about a dozen departments across the country have that authorization to. more are expected to get approval in the future. mike? >> mike: rebelution, thanks a lot, map, a white, wild ones los

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at roughly the six weeks of premises. adding speed limit cameras and parts of california. it would include los angeles, long beach, glendale, san francisco, oakland, and san jose. if the bill passes next week, drivers in those areas could be automatically ticketed for driving 11 miles over the speed limit and if the program is deemed successful after five years, the cameras could be set up all over the state. >> a.i. is kind of a fancy thing. it is two letters. it means artificial intel intelligence. but ultimately, what it is is it is about machine learning. and so the machine is taught and part of the issue here is what information is going into the machine. >> mike: vice president kamala harris raising eyebrows after attempting to explain a.i. or artificial intelligence. the comments came at a meeting

with digital rights issues to discuss the needs of technology -- transparency in a.i. technology. the los angeles business owner says the city's repeatedly targeting him over his artwork sign an american flag outside his shop. eric error, the owner, a motorcycle accessory remote-control hobby store claims that he has been ticketed multiple times while also pointing out that homeless people in encampments nearby are undisturbed. >> even if the sign goes 1 inch out, even 4 feet out, it is still belongs -- it still belongs to the property owner, not to the city. when i forget about the homeless situation and other problems, they never care. so they can get [indistinct] in a couple minutes but they cannot deal with something else down the street. >> mike: for more on this and other lunacy, let's bring in

reform california chairman carl demaio. welcome. >> carl: that is right, isn't this the classic story of adding insult to injury? california politicians have been so negligent at writing the state that small businesses are getting hit from all sides. they are getting hit up by criminals, homeless people out in front of their store that the present any notion of customers wanting to stop by. high taxes, strangling regulation and now they go pick on the same small businesses that they have been hurting with these bad policies and nitpicking, really this is an example of selective enforcement and really whacked up prio priorities. >> mike: california governor gavin newsom governor gavin newsom is going to launch a $20 million taxpayer-funded campaign to warn people about the heat. the government is assessing the impacts of climate change have never been more clear. the hearts continue to get harder in our state and across the west. millions of californians at r

risk. it is summer. is hot. 20 million, carl? >> carl: this is not just wasteful spending. this is fear porn. during covid-19, we saw that they were able to use taxpayer money not just to talk about covid. that was the smoke screen. they use covid money to fund left-wing political groups and so mike, if you look at the details on the program, who are they finding? they are funding community organizing groups at the local level, democrat groups, left-wing groups, to campus door to door to talk about climate change and this is an off year. there's no election, and so there's a lot of out of work democrat and consultants who also get some commission on the ads that will be run to tell people what they already know during july and august in california, it may get a little hot.

>> congresswoman mainor: and those, the democratic bill in california that would mandate judges to consider race when sentencing criminals. the proposed new section of the penal code says "it is the intent of the legislature to rectify the racial bias that has historically permeated our criminal justice system as documented by the california task force to study and develop reparation proposals for african americans." what about considering race at sentencing. >> carl: well, not only is this racist in and of itself to try to suggest that judges should take skin tone, someone's race into account in giving different sentences. oh, sorry, you have the wrong skin color. we are going to go hard on you. you have the right to selected skin color, we're going to give you a break. it is illegal. it is unconstitutional. it does not follow the constitution equal protection clause. but it is a windowdressing. it will lead to lighter sentences on criminals and that is what has been the intent, mike, along.

whatever it takes to justify getting those letting criminals, off with a light sentence, it is, governor and his legislature are on board. >> mike: one would think that would end up in the supreme court at some points. but i guess we will see how it goes. carl demaio, thanks so much for your time. >> carl: thanks, mike. >> mike: the heat is being turned up all across the country with nearly 87 million people coast to coast experiencing scorching temperatures. much of the southern tier of the country is dominated by a giant ridge of high pressure. it shows no signs of breaking down. the communities from california to arizona and texas to florida our analysis link with conditions expected to continue for the next several days. catastrophic flood waters are beginning to recede in vermont. officials there are warning residents that the threat is not over with more rain in the forecast later this week. chicago residents are getting their fair share of rough weather as well.

a tornado touched down near chicago's o'hare airport this evening, disrupting hundreds of flights. so far, no injuries have been reported. coming up, you might want to think twice the next time you use an emoji to do business. are legal eagles will explain why coming up. but first, a very rare pair of twin elephants battle for their breakfast. and firefighters in illinois have a fun way to beat the heat. the day's best viral videos next. ♪ ♪ this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin.

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>> mike: a very rare set of baby ella fields -- elephants decided they did not want to share their breakfast with each other. video shows the pair fighting over pieces of a bagel that were tossed into the pool enclosure. don't blame them. wildlife officials in california say they are trying to capture this aggressive sea otter that has been snatching surfboards

from serve -- servers in santa cruz. they say the alter has been displaying unusual behavior since being released to the w wild. >> careful, please. really careful. not yet. roger. >> mike: is fearless reliant surprised her owner by attempting to leap from a dinghy to a sailboat. her owner said it was the day she learned her cat can swim. firefighters in illinois surprise kids with a fun way to cool off in the summer heat by spring water from the fire engine at a park in east moline. highs are forecasted to get up to 90 degrees. nazem is releasing an image from the james would space telescope to celebrate the first anniversary of its debut. oneness astrophysicist told the washington post that the

telescope which was created to look deeper into space and further back in time than ever before is working better than they could have hoped for. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up @foxnewsnight on social media. tsa officials say it has been a record-setting year for gun interceptions. alexis mcalpine shows us white more and more firearms are showing up at airport checkpoints. >> alexis: airports across the country seeing a big spike in the number of guns confiscated at tsa checkpoints. the agency says most people don't realize it until they try and go through security. >> the vast majority just simply forgot that it was in there and so that is why if you are a gun owner traveling, you know where it is at a? >> alexis: airport screeners have found more than 3200 firearms and 92% of those weapons were loaded. that is on pace to set a new record. >> i think especially individuals who have carried a

firearm for a long time and carry consist -- carry it consistently, becomes a piece of them. >> alexis: as more americans are buying diamonds and more states are allowing perm's list carry a concealed weapons. more than half of the u.s. is -- and as the number of travelers continues to rise, that trend could continue. which is a concern for the gun safety advocates. >> suggesting that our gun ownership in this country is not as responsible as it should be. >> alexis: now travelers can unpack an unloaded gun in the project luggage. but it has to be packed properly and you have to declare it to the airline. guns and ammunition are not allowed at any security checkpoints. but passengers also need to look at the gun laws in areas they are flying to and from. >> are last resorts put something -- that rather than you understand the laws as a written and abide by them. >> alexis: what happens if you show up to a weapon with a checkpoint. you could lose your project eligibility for 5 years, have more screening and you could be hit with a fine of up to nearly

$15,000. in new york, i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> mike: hear the -- if you're the father of a teenager like me, you may be used to getting text emojis. a judge has ruled those emojis can be used in contractual agreements. follows a dispute between a flaccid farmer and buyer who sent a thumbs up emoji to confirm their deal. but the buyer was never sent the seed he ordered. according to the judge, the emoji was valid even though it is a nontraditional way to sign a document. the courts in the u.s. have seen it a little differently. that is where we pick up tonight's is illegal discussion with criminal defense attorney nathan bruneau along with civil rights attorney robert patillo. welcome. from the ruling, the court rarely acknowledges that emoji is a nontraditional means to sign a document but never nevertheless, under these circumstances, this was a valid way to convey the two purposes

of a "signature" "to identify the signatory. david, what is wrong with that? >> david: first off, this is a canada case. everyone in the u.s., we don't have to worry about precedent and thankfully, right because, who would have thought, and make it, robert, i got a law dictionary with me right now and as i'm waiting here, i'm trying to find emoji in here. it is not there. okay? so this is crazy because in this particular case, too, i mean, the contract was sent over asking for acknowledgment or confirmation of receipt. it was not asking for an agreement of the terms of the particular contract. and then when he gave the emoji, it was essentially saying, yeah, got it. i have received it. but the court looked at it completely different as if it was acceptance of an offer. and that is what you need. you need an offer. any acceptance, consideration, and legal standing with capacity

to enter into the contract. and i just completely disagree because there's so many ways to interpret that. >> mike: from the judge in this case, starting points to the emoji has arrived in the world of dictionary meaning, quote, it is used to express a sense, approval, or encouragement in digital communications especially in western cultures. i'm not sure how authoritative that is. but this seems to comport with my understanding from everyday use even as a latecomer to the world of technology. robert, what is your assessment of that legal argument? tried to ask the judge is completely correct. if you think about it throughout history, people have used an x as their signature on documents when they were not able to read and write for example. we have used all sorts of forms because the appointment of a signature, it is simple as the station as was mentioned. you have to have an offer. you have to have the acceptance. you have to have a way to show this to gestation on a written document. it is a digital document assigned in a digital fashion and so it is a way you can

identify the person making it is making the attestation in this case, be it an emoji. that is valid. it is to show that the person who is agreeing to it is the person who agreed to it. so you have a digital footprint as with an electronic document. you don't need anything else in order to show that you agree to the contract. how is an emoji different from the electronic signature where you scribble your hand over the past? there is no difference so the judge is updating the rule of law. >> mike: we are nearly out of time, because. let's do one last one. from the opposing counsel, allowing a simple thumbs up emoji to signify identity of acceptance would open up the floodgates to allow all sorts of cases coming forward asking for interpretations as to what different emojis mean, for example, what does a fist-bump emojis meaning or a handshake emoji mead, et cetera. counsel argues the courts will be inundated with all kinds of cases. if this court finds that the thumbs up emoji can take the place of a signature.

david, final thought from you. >> david: i agree. it comes down to what is the purpose? what is the acknowledgment? does it reach assent? and i agree, slippery slope. there's so many emojis out there. we should not be interpreting them just based on an emoji themselves. >> mike: robert, final thought from you? >> robert: we have had murder cases decided on emojis. digital information is here. it is now a part of the legal system. we can either catch up or be left behind. >> mike: paul rudd, gentlemen, stay with us. moments away, our nightcap crew will reveal how. he their pallets are and there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @foxnewsnight. the nightcap crew is next. ♪ ♪ if you want to be here... it all starts here. at bass pro shops and cabela's, we have the widest selection of the quality brands you love to get you outdoors. whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out. our friendly, knowledgeable outfitters

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>> mike: we are back we are back with the nightcap crew. matt finn, ryan rafferty, kevin corke, carol -- call tomorrow, excuse me, carl parker david bruno and robert. the topic, flexible foodies. recent poll found that 53% of americans consider themselves to be adventurous eaters. are you an adventurous eater or a picky eater? what is the most adventurous food you have ever eaten? did you like it? all right, matt, why don't you start us off? >> matt: i don't have a great story. i don't have anything terribly adventurous to be honest with you. >> mike: all right, he at least he is honest. >> marianne: eyes to the things i love. i don't veer off very much. i'm kind of boring. so he has. >> mike: carl? >> carl: chicken and steak. i stay really basic. and i think i'm the only california and particularly the only san diegan who does not eat

any fish. it surprises people. >> mike: all right. cans? >> kevin: i guess i'm going to be the outlier. if it is not -- if it is not tied down, i will try anything. the most adventurous, though, i went to a french restaurant in virginia and i had fr frog legsd i think that may be about as adventurous as i have been. >> mike: all right, bonjour. david how about you? >> david: anything greasy, really. fried food is really where i go and obviously not the healthiest. i'm working out, though. i'm working it. but i guess the thing is probably chocolate covered ants is the craziest thing that i have ever done. it was not any different than a piece of chocolate. if anyone wants to try that, go at it. >> mike: robert, bring us home. >> robert: i'm convinced this segment only exist to make me

sound predictors. i will give you a view. i had cricket tacos in mexico city. i had horse meat should see me in tokyo. i had snake fruit in thailand. there's an ice cream shop where you can get ice cream with go milk on it. -- goat milk on it. >> mike: the places you have been is amazing in and of it itself. i went to the rattlesnake roundup. i jumped in the. with the regulars and they fight them up and i would like to say it tasted like chicken. it was kind of shady, though. we asked our twitter and instagram followers if their -- they are adventurous or picky eaters. the results show on twitter adventurous eaters, 39%. he eaters, 61%. on instagram, adventurous eater, 44%, picky eater 56%.

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