>> kennedy: or a box. >> you don't have to wait for a restaurant. >> trace: just walk into people's houses interrupt their sex and make sure they can't have people's condoms. >> i do the opposite come in throwing condoms. fellows trust me on that. >> reporter: thank you kennedy, guy benson, kat timpf, tyrus. trace gallagher is next. >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, a police union boss in los angeles is telling police officers they are better off working somewhere else. the statement comes as crime continues to rise and respect for law enforcement continues to fall, from the dangerous drivers terrorizing cities with fast and furious style side shows to officers being taunted by the communities they seek to serve. criminal defense attorney vick

is here with how new laws are emboldening criminals but we begin with matt finn, he's live with the very latest on the police union boss giving cops advice on leaving the city. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. a short while ago i spoke with that la police union boss who wrote the controversial comment on facebook. she tells she stands by her comment explaining she was offering advice to any lapd officer who might want to leave the department for better benefits or leave a city that recently has not been supporting police. >> i don't regret the comment because when officers go to -- or even think about going to a new agency, they put a lot of time and work into it. and what i was trying to do is was ensure that they went to an agency that pays them well, that values them, that respects the work that they do. that has a great pension. >> reporter: she tells me she wrote the comment on a community facebook page geared toward police, that comment has since

been deleted. the full comment read go somewhere that respects the work you do and you don't have to beg for a great contract. go somewhere that has a city council or city manager that openly acknowledges the great work that you do. go somewhere that doesn't have two or more city council members who hate you, no exaggeration. the union leaders advice about potentially leaving lapd comes at a time when the department is down a staggering 1,000 officers however jeretta tells us she does feel supported by current mayor bass negotiated for better benefits. tonight they responded to the facebook post writing the mayor's number one job is to keep angeline 0 safe, she remains concerned about the number of officers retiring and the budget reflects that concern, contract conversations are ongoing. now, earlier this year, bass proposed a $119 million budget increase for lapd, and proposes recruiting 500 new officers. ten years ago, lapd's force stood at 10,000 officers.

today it's an estimated 9,000. i talked to an lapd source tonight who tells me it's difficult to recruit in los angeles because many officers openly express they don't feel backed by their own boss, police chief michael moore, who publicly took a knee and raised a fist at a blm rally at the hite of several unrest in a really in 2020 and repeatedly told officers will never forget that. >> trace: you need to know somebody has your back. matt finn live for us. matt, thank you. ♪ >> well the fox news at night common sense department thinks jeretta the vice-president of the los angeles police union was on to something when she told police officers to, quoting here, go somewhere that has a city council or city manager that openly acknowledges the great work you do. go somewhere that doesn't have two or more city council members who hate you. no exaggeration. and she's not exaggerating. common sense fully understands there are national, state and local politicians across this

country who hate police. and will not support them under any circumstances. and considering some of those circumstances can mean life or death, it's a bad place to be. and not just for cops. does anybody anywhere want to work for somebody who won't acknowledge their skills while degrading their integrity. truth is many of these politicians no longer need to defund the police, police are leaving the money and the job behind on their own. in the past few years, 1,000 la police officers picked up and left. and from new york to philly, chicago to seattle, st. louis to san francisco, police officers are calling it quits. common sense finds it interesting that the deeper blue these cities become, the lighter blue they get. because those who wear the blue are fading very fast. let's bring in criminal defense attorney and federal litigator

vik bija.j. always good to have you. news week wrote this about losing police officers, quoting the initial hope was this would be a passing wave but morale continues to be low and the desire to join the profession is nowhere to be found. it is no longer a passing wave it is more like a tsunami with all its disastrous consequences and we're seeing this play out. the consequences are more and more in these cities becoming disastrous. >> you hit the nail on the head why do people become law enforcement officers? many time it's legacy, grandfather, father, mother, aunt were police officers and they do what the generations did before and did well but now it's increasingly difficult. you can make 60, 70, maybe $80,000 after a few years being a law enforcement officer but you're target number one. you have the subject always being virtually recorded put out there on social media and all you have to do is read the paper, tune into any of the news

stations and you're going to see law enforcement officers as defendants being prosecuted much more so for the same conduct rather than defendants. the focus is on the defendant not the law enforcement officers and it has to change. >> trace: they're watching everything you do but nobody has your back. a slim majority of adults say the police are doing a fair, 13% or poor, 13% job of controlling crime in their community. the whole point here is, that's 52% that are blaming police. police aren't making the laws. they're not the ones enforcing the laws. >> well, they're there to enforce the laws, right, trace, but they're not creating the laws. here's the problem. there are bad apples. unfortunately, the one percent or less than one percent of the law enforcement officers that are doing their job poorly become 100% of the publicity regarding law enforcement officers through social media and through anti law enforcement outlets.

what really needs to happen is, imagine where we are now, and where we are going to be in five years from now when people don't want to really back the blue. there's no money in the purse strings and we have an unsafe community in. >> trace: writes the following, california democrats resisted a child trafficking bill until they couldn't going on to say some progressive lawmakers have opposed tougher penalties for sex trafficking because they were persuade it would contribute to the overincarceration of black people. what they're saying is, they lost this, they had to acquiesce eventually, they're saying it's racist to punish sex traffickers. it got to the absurd point. >> it is absurd. what lens are you putting on? sometimes with a jury we ask them to put on a lens of beyond a reasonable doubt. but if you put on a license and it's racially defined and you call defendants black while east indian caucasian, that's the wrong way to do it. you need to look at the crime,

do not protect the defendant, protect the victim and enforce the law. who cannot stand behind making it a serious felony to sexually traffic young children? it's beyond absurd. >> trace: it is beyond absurd, vick great to have you on see you later. >> thank you. >> trace: crisis roundup 23-year-old jake wallen police officer and military veteran has died following a shooting we told you about last week in fargo north dakota. two other officers were injured when a gunman opened fire on them at the site of a traffic crash during the incident the suspect, who was not involved in the crash, was shot and killed by another officer. the overall motive in this remains unclear. >> another police officer also died after being shot during a traffic stop in new mexico on saturday. officer anthony ferguson was with the al magordal police department for 11 years, the suspect is now in custody but he was apprehended and released earlier this year after a

different violent encounter with a police officer. >> a man in florida is now charged with a dui after crashing into a police car last week. the man was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries and then taken to the pinellas county jail and released on bond. tampa police now searching for suspects behind a string of luxury car thefts from valet parking lots in the area. the stolen vehicles include a lamborghini land rover and mercedes benz. none of the vehicles have yet been recovered >> in orlando police are still searching for a horse stolen by somebody riding a bike. the police department released video from june showing a cyclist leading the horse from a trailer. >> new drone video tonight gives us a glimpse at what police took from the home of suspected long island serial killer rex. jacqui ibanez is live with the

latest on this good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. investigators are saying they're pouring through the evidence after the arrest of a man suspected of being a serial killer on long island. detectives arrested rex thursday night as he left his job in midtown manhattan. temperature architect tloifrngd the case from dna evidence from a pizza he threw away and hair found on the body of one of the victims. police say he is also a prime suspect in a fourth murder. and that's why investigators spent a fourth straight day at heurman's massapequa park new york home where the commissioner of the suffolk county police say rex had a cash of more than 200 guns. >> he had an arsenal in a vault that he had downstairs so it's concerning regarding the guns being registered or legal or not. that's something we're still taking a look at. >> investigators are also collecting evidence at a nearby

storage facility. according to prefers, he allegedly used burner phones to contact his victims, search for child pornography and research the murders he's accused of committing. >> we were afraid that this one person, this killer, would be trying to monitor our investigation through the internet and once we got his google searches we saw that that was certainly the case. >> reporter: the suffolk county da also tells fox news he's pleased rex was surprised when he was arrested because authorities had to accelerate the case over concerns of just how closely he was following the case. he has pleaded not guilty. he's due back in court on august 1st. trace? >> trace: backy ibanez live in new york. bring in the founder of dna detectives and genealogist for para bond nano labs cc moore. i want to start with the pizza crust because that seems to be integral to the investigation, the independent says the following quoting, the team

grabbed a leftover pizza crust and had it swabbed and analyzed by a forensic lab and prosecutors say it matched a dna from a male hair off bur lap recovered off the body of meghan. how strong is that evidence in your assessment, cc? >> that dna is different than is typically used in law enforcement case so this is unique, they are going to be using numbers that are very different than what we would normally hear in court. when they're working with their traditional profile, you will a hear numbers like there's a 1 in 230 trillion chance that this could be anyone else but with mitochondria dn a it's different. 99.96 of the north american population could be excluded and he could not be excluded. so this is a pretty use sneak

dna profile which is very fortunate but it isn't the type of numbers that we're all accustomed to hearing in court. >> trace: and i'm wondering if you think this will lead to them using igg or investigative genetic genealogy. is there enough to use that? is that feasible in this scenario, cc? >> you know, we don't know if they did ploy investigative genetic genealogy to help identify him. the da declined to reveal all of the dna evidence at the press conference. now, they certainly could have, and that is because technology has advanced to such a degree that we can use rootless hair to perform investigative genetic genealogy. so we don't know if this hair had a root on it but i'm suspecting it may not have which is why they turned to midochondrial dna in their investigation but they certainly have used investigative genetic

genealogy but this is a very, very new technique extracting dna from rootless hair so it remains to be seen whether they did or not. >> trace: i'm wording, i have about 30 seconds left for you, aside from the dna what other evidence would you like to see in this case to make it more robust. >> it sounds like they have so much evidence. now with technology, they are able to gather lots of different things that tie someone to a crime or a crime scene or the victims. i think this is a great example of where they're going to use lots of different types of evidence in order to make their case. and dna is just going to be a part of giant ccmoore, fascinating stuff. thank you for coming on. >> president biden's reelection campaign has taken in $72 million in the first quarter and some media outlets are calling it a block buster. but when you look at who's donating to biden, there appears to be a concerning lack of enthusiasm. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in the nation's capitol with the very latest on this.

kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. at first blush the top headline makes it seem like, you know, things are rolling over in biden world. after all, we're talking about raising over $72 million from april through the end of the second quarter of 2023 and, yes, while that sounds great, in some ways it is. okay. i'll give you that. but there's also another view, according to experts, and they seem to feel like it's a bit troubling. according to the new york times, small donor donation persist, small dollar donations, talking about anything under a couple hundred bucks accounted for only $10.2 million in biden's fundraising and that amount is less than half the $21 million former president barack obama received over the very same period during his reelection campaign. >> in the year in which we live, you really need a large number of small dollar donors who can give and give and give and give again, because once you get a big donor to give the $3,300

maximum to your campaign, they can give more but that's to your super pac not to your campaign. >> reporter: and that is very important. meantime on the gop side of the ledger former president trump and former governor ron desantis leading the gop field in both the polls and in campaign cash. trump's team reported having over 22.5 million in the bank as of june 30th, desantis meantime raised more than 20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign but also spent nearly eight. as a result, the governor has been forced to thin his campaign staff just a bit. meantime, long shot democratic primary opponent robert kennedy jr. raised nearly $6.4 million. he is a long shot, and then some, trace. >> trace: kevin corke live in dc thank you >> let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton great to have you here in los angeles. >> reporter: and such a brilliant moment to celebrate, your new time trace. where else could i be. >> trace: still light outside that's the funniest thing about this. i want to look at the campaign fund raising, because you see there the number was big for

president biden, $72 million, but, you know, it comes mostly from the big donors and karl rogue you herd kevin corke said more about the small donors, listen to him and we'll get your take. >> candidates try and get as many big dollar donors as they possibly can but they want to have a consistent flow from hundreds of thousands if not millions of small dollar donors who send them ten or $15 a month. >> reporter: so the theme here is the big dopesers give you one lump sum and the install keep you grooving along at 15, 20, 30, a hundred bucks a month. >> reporter: exactly and also the enthusiastic people who go and support your campaign in the community talk to your friends. and what it reveals is lack of enthusiasm generally. talk about block buster, bit like the block busters hollywood is putting out no one wants to see them, a no one wants to see biden in this race. that is not partisan.

democrats don't want to see biden. mass amount of democrats saying they want to see someone other than biden because they look at him and he's an embarrassment, not just to all of us as americans, he's an embarrassment to the democratic party. >> trace: and you see some people also want maybe an alternative to the gop as well, right? talking about the no labels group. >> reporter: yes. >> trace: and you have people saying this might be an alternative but would it take votes away from one or the other. here's the thing here, joe lieberman is involved in this and and navarro on the view said this about joe lieberman's involvement. watch. >> this is dangerous. i love you joe lieberman but you've got to stop this, joe. joe, joe, joe, this is insane and you cannot do anything, anything, that could possibly help donald trump become president. you cannot be an accomplice on that. you are better than that, joe. >> trace: i mean god forbid steve there might be competition in all this right? absolutely unintentionally

hilarious, these people who lecture endlessly about democracy, democracy dying and democracy under threat. their version of democracy is all great as long as you get the right answer, which is the one they want. democracy's fine as long as trump doesn't win elections and it's how ridiculous they sound. and the people rooting for biden, they want biden in there because they can see he's completely useless, not in control, and that's why the establishment, including all the media, love having biden there because the people behind the scenes actually are controlling him because he's clearly incapable of doing the job. that's why you have this massive establishment move to try and get biden reelected despite his obvious defects. >> trace: i would be remiss if i didn't touch on the cocaine caper that seems to be put to bed. apparently all the investigators are like he will well, we couldn't find anything so let's just move on. it's kind of a trend, the cocaine caper, the classified documents, afghanistan, the chinese spy balloon, the laptop,

all of these things, never any conclusion to it and they just stop talking about it and it goes away and it does go away steve. >> reporter: yes, and why? because of the corruption, we just talked about the establishment, the media being a part of that, the main stream media as part of the establishment. basically the propaganda arm of this administration. and again they're the ones that talk about journalism being part democracy. same theme. they care about journalism as long as it uncovers negative things about republicans and donald trump. but what they do when it's biden and the democrats, constantly give them a pass, not interested in getting to the bottom of any of these stories and that is corrupt so. >> trace: and this, of course, was christened as the steve hilton set and we really appreciate you -- >> reporter: yeah time all yours. >> trace: thank you for coming down >> coming up a federal judge in california says public schools do not have to inform parents if their children decide to change their gender identities. it's not going over well.

plus the groups moms for liberty is also coming under fire for the left and that will no doubtfire up two of our favorite moms next. and later in the nightcap, a good samaritan goes viral for helping an officer chase down and tackle a suspect but it turns out these days good samaritans are bad. so what would you do if an officer needed your help, would you help? should you help? or would you take a pass? should you take a pass. let us no on twitter and instagram at trace gallagher, weigh in, we will show you the results and read the best responses in our first-ever 11:00 p.m. on the east coast nightcap. but first, a live look at san francisco. yeah, the city's a mess, but, boy, the sun is setting and we wanted to show it to you. it's the benefits of being on at 8:00 in the west and we'll be right back. ♪ when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪

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>> trace: first up in tonight's real news roundup, republicanss in the house oversight committee said their interview monday with a former fbi agent who supervised the federal investigation into hunter biden aligned with what they previously learned from whistleblowers about political interference from the biden administration. >> well, this confirmed key components of what the irs whistleblowers told the ways and means committee in a transcribed interview. i think this is good stuff and adds credibility to our whistleblowers. >> trace: two irs whistleblowers including gary shapley are expected to testify in a public hearing before the committee on wednesday. >> i want you to know that we have been fighting to make it clear that is reel is a racist state. >> trace: top democrats push back against this comment by one of their own members mcongress one jay pal after she labored

israel a racist state over the weekend. several leaders including hakeem jeffries reaffirming their support of israel even if there are individual members of the current government coalition with whom we strongly disagree. jayapal was not explicitly mentioned in the statement. we're learning if former energy department sam brit ton arrested for stealing lugs anning was on official business by the biden administration according to fox news digital. britain traveled to las vegas enter july of 2022 and was accused of stealing a suitcase with a total estimated worth of nearly $4,000. britain pled no contest and did not face jail time. the department of energy did not respond to a request for comment. hmm. a federal judge in sacramento threw out a challenge to a parental law known as the

secrecy saying schools do not have to disclosed gender identities to parents. this comes after a mom sued the chico school district accusing a counselor of pressuring her daughter to identify as a boy. the mom says she's not looking for money, she just wants this craziness to stop. let's bring in one of our moms, jill simonian the director of outreach for prager u kids and bethany mandel the author of stolen youth. i want to put this up. this is kind of the headline so we know what was going on here. the headline reads the following, lead me on this kevin because i don't have my paper, the headline says, and i'm quoting, there it is, moms for liberty deserves the hate tag, that's the wrong one, back to the other one. anyway, it goes on to say the judge and the parents, the defendant has demonstrated a legitimate state interest in creating a zone of protection for transgender students and those questioning their gender identity from adverse hostile reactions. parents are apparently included

in those hostile reaction people, jill. that's kind of crazy. >> the whole thing is absolutely crazy to me. and as a mom, this is a burn in the gut, it's a slap in the face but it's also to me a very much a confirmation of how backwards our schools and our government is right now. to say that us parents do not have a say or need to be informed about something that is life changing, that our children may or may not be going through at school, it is absolutely absurd. it's absurd. i can't wrap my head around it. >> trace: bethany a lawyer for the aclu wrote the following, the court has affirmed that in california trans and non-binary students get to decide on their own terms when and how to have conversations about gender and identity at school and at home. what are your thoughts on this? >> so it's crazy because your kid needs a permission slip to do literally anything but breathe in a school. to get a tylenol, to go on a field trip, everything requires

permission slip. but all of a sudden, when it comes to their gender identity, then it's let's trust in the child and totally ice out the parents and when there are other things going on in that child's life and this is part of a larger mosaic that this is a crisis, it's the parents that have to pick up the pieces and the school is going to peace out. this is such an assault on parental rights and it's really scary for any california parents. >> trace: yeah, it really is. i want to move on now because we're talking about ms. month, moms for liberty, and play what jen psaki, the former white house, you know, the white house spokesperson, said about moms for liberty. watch. >> as benign as moms for liberty may sound, its agenda is unmistakably extreme. for instance you may not know that moms for liberty has been helping to lead the movement in pulling books from the library

shelves. >> trace: she could ad context and say what books because there's a lots of books they leave out they're not talking about here. >> yes, exactly. let me ask jen psaki this, okay, just going to ask just for fun. is it reasonable to pull books out of school libraries for minors that exhibit pornographic comics? yes, the answer is yes. that is reasonable to remove pornographic images from school libraries where minors are there during school hours without parental consent. and another comment for jen psaki. if jen psaki is really worried about reasonably people overhauling the education system, wait until she sees what we are doing at prager u kids because this is a huge announcement, trace, we actually have just been approved to be curriculum in the state of florida. meaning that we will be in schools in the state of florida and more states are quickly following and we have more information about that. subscribe to prager u kids.com.

>> the orlando sentinel says this about moms for liberty. this he deserve the hate tag quoteing the law center was correct saying they align themselves with hate and anti government groups, the produced boys moms of liberty are no better than the groups they are partnering with, domestic terrorist organizations. >> i was at the moms for liberty conference we talked about it i think a week ago in philadelphia and i had demonic psychotic people chasing me down the street. i had my nine month old or maybe he's seven months old, he's my sixth kid but i can't remember how old he is but he's kind of small and he was on my chest and they were chasing me down the street yelling at me that they were going to take him because i was a bigot. these people are the extremists. these are the demons and the folks the fbi should be paying attention to. and the philadelphia police at the summit, they were facing towards the protesters, towards

the people protesting us. they were not afraid of the moms behind the ballasts they were afraid of the people screaming they were going to shot us and take my baby. they are the terrorists. once again, it's crazy to me, these are american moms just trying to protect our children. >> trace: yep. bethany mandel jill simonian thank you both >> coming up has hollywood taken wokeness too far? peachy keenan among the best writers out there joins us live next on how it's destroying some of america's most iconic characters. but first, severe weather puts the loyalty of these sports fans to the test. and a strange light in the sky caught by a ring doorbell camera. today's best viral videos next. hi! need new glasses?

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♪ >> trace: the top of the show we told you how california state lawmakers went at it last week over a bill that aims to address sex trafficking. our next guest says that traffickers may actually stand to benefit. let's bring in the author of domestic extremists peachy keenan she joins us now for the first time on set. peach country great to have you on. the san francisco chronicle, not exactly a conservative publication writes this about democrats absurd positions on crime. quoting here, child trafficking should only be considered serious if the victim endures additional horrifying circumstances on top of being trafficked. illuminates how far some democrats are willing to go to uphold ideological principles that when carried to their logical extreme are no longer morally defensible. i mean, california democrats fought for this. they acquiesced but they fought tooth and nail so that people didn't have to spend more time in prison. it's unbelievable. >> it's very california, though. >> trace: right. >> i saw this story and was

thinking we need the guy from the sound of freedom movie to come to california and rescue the children here who are being trafficked. like we need him here more than in south america. i mean, they are more supportive of child traffickers than the kids themselves. >> trace: jim ca visal was on earlier. they are not concerned about the kids. one thing you're concerned about, reinstating the draft, because you have kids. reinstating the of during that, always being talked about, the desert news says the following, put this on the scream, some have argued that it's time to bring it back. it is the lack of a draft has made wars easier. recruitment is down just as overall volunteerism is down nationwide. now, the american conservative, we should note has argued that we do not need a draft and there's this long list of points they give saying here's the reason we don't need the draft. where do you come down on this. >>the i have a been talking

about this a long time ever since joe biden got into office, just been endless war after endless war. for me it's very personal my oldest son turns 18 this fall and that makes any mother really nervous and my friends were even talking about it now. seems so unlikely, oh, no, they'll never do it but never say never. but with recruitment numbers so low, having so much trouble with their own woke military policies, where are they going to get these guys to fight the next 20 year war. >> isn't it interesting if you're born female and id as a male that you're good, you don't have to. but if you're born male and you identify as a female you would still have to sign up for the draft. >> i think we should send them first, send the trans women first. >> it's unbelievable how you have these policies. they want equal treatment except when it comes to a certain part of the agenda that they have to hit. so this is part of the thing. disney is now reworking snow white and the seven dwarfs. i want to put this on the screen, new york post reporting

this, we don't have the leaked photos showing six of the seven male cartooned dwarfs have been replaced with human magical creatures of all sizes and genders. goes with this whole concept of theme disney has lost like $900 million on some of these woke movies and yet here we go, going down the same ali and they won't stop. >> they keep doubling down, is knock sacred? this is walt disney. this is a fairytale. what are they thinking nthe leaked photo the war haves look like they're going to child traffic snow white. she's a 14-year-old character, i wouldn't let my 14-year-old go near those people. they're creepy. >> trace: and the barbie movie, barbie pushing lesbian gay and transgender characters in the barbie movie that's the thing. >> same writer, greta wrote barbie and the snow white movie, maybe that's the connection. there's another woke feminist

taking over hollywood. >> trace: i have about 15 seconds left. is there a tradeoff? do you see where they're losing money and keep kind of green lighting these projects and wonder how they're doing it. >> maybe if people boycott all these movies they'll have no choice. >> trace: let me put the book up. domestic extremist peachy keenan a practical guide to winning the culture wars, your writing is exceptional thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos fans looking to celebrate lionel messi joining inter miami major league soccer team found themselves stuck outside the stadium in severe weather no doubt. one witness said security abandon their boast to escape the store and willest them stranded. they pushed through for shelter and to catch a glimpse of the world renowned athlete. guys you need to back up, give her space. >> trace: come on, that's marcia

a rehabilitated turtle getting released back into the wild for the tour deturtle program that allows researchers to follow the migration of turtles fitted with trackers on their shells a large crowd gathered for the release to celebrate her recovery in the turtles tour >> a ring doorbell camera in louisiana caught a giant flash in the sky a meteor coming throughert's at months fear, at least 29 fire ball sightings in six different states that morning. >> foot pursuit. northbound, 11th street. hispanic male, black t-shirt, gray shorts. >> trace: meantime bodycam footage of an oklahoma man tackling a suspect as he fled from police on foot, the quick-thinking citizen noticed the chase heading his way, jumped out of his truck and intercepted the man and then

casually walked back to his car. the police department said they loved the support but police put your own safety first before engaging in any nefarious characters. imagine that. if you have viral videos to share send it to trace gallagher or fox news at night on social media. coming up on the nightcap would you ever try to help police tackle a suspect just like the man you just saw in oklahoma or would you look away, maybe run away? and what the police told you not to help? would you just let a potentially dangerous criminal get away toward other people? still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram at trace gallagher. the nightcap crew is next. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day.

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♪ >> trace: we're back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, jacqui i ban i can'ts, beachy keenan and vik bajaj. last night we told but a civilian who tackled a suspect. police put out a statement saying people should worry about their own safety. what do you think about this standout attitude we've seen lately being pushed by businesses and now law enforcement. would you have stepped in to help out tresident lawyer vik

bajaj is going to give us the legal answer but the truth is we lived in a time when it was see something say something, you have to help, everyone pitches in but now it's like you know what? do nothing. >> when there's a gap someone has to fill it in. from 2020 to '21, 18% higher percentage of resignations, 45% higher percentage of retirements from law enforcement. americans are not just going to sit by and let their communities get less save and more dangerous people are filling in the gapss. >> trace: very good point because police departments are down, a lot of people say if you see somebody walking or running out of a store with a bunch of stuff and say listen i would at least try to tackle them. if they weren't armed i would try to tackle somebody. maybe that's not the right answer. kevin corke your thoughts, what are you doing in times good samaritans or bad samaritans. >> my immediate reaction would be to help but in the brevity of my legal training and included, i would probably not want to get involved mostly because i think

the police are right. you don't want to put yourself at risk or maybe even end up being sued by the perpetrator. >> it's a fair assess pal. steve hilton your thoughts on this. >> as you know trace i'm an american now but if i may i'll take you back to some british history. the founder of modern policing, sir robert peele in the 19th century, when he set out the metropolitan police in london he had a saying which was the people are the police and the police are the people. what he meant by that was that policing is all our responsibility. it is not just on certain individuals. we all have to work together. police officers aren't elevated above the people we're part of the community. that's an important principle. >> trace: very good point. jacqui ibanez you like that point? >> the mama bear in me would jump right on and help out as much as i can. >> trace: and i believe you would. you know, that's the whole thing is you talk about the whole thing jill simonian you wonder what if somebody gets hurt and there's this litigation that

follows because we're such a litigious society now. >> and anyone who lives in california knows that people are crazy. and i don't say that to be funny i say that as a legitimate description. it is terrifying. and as much as i would want to jump in, i would probably not. >> trace: so the nightcap poll would you have helped, jumped in, helped, and the answer twitter yes 77% would jump in and on instagram 69% say yes, michael says if a law enforcement officer is in need have help i would be standing ready willing not recording. and as long as the person doesn't have a gun we should be allowed to help the officers out. peachy keenan what are your thoughts. >> it's tough because in the era of daniel penny i have to tell my sons not to get involved because you don't want the good samaritan to get in trouble. >> trace: mike finn. >> a sad state of affairs where you have to worry but i

understand the legal ramifications. >> trace: liz says they should help not just stand there and let the crime be committed and steven medina says that's tough, sometimes help may end up being a hindrance or worse lead to another victim. lot of good stuff. everybody got in. we're good to go on that. thank you all vik and peachy and jill and matt and steve and kevin and jacqui and thank you for watching america's late news, fox news at night. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. because now, there's new align bloating relief plus food digestion. it contains a probiotic to help relieve occasional bloating plus has vitamin b12 to help breakdown food. align probiotic. welcome to an align gut.

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