>> greg: we are out of time. thanks to jimmy failla, mollie hemingway, rob long, kat timpf, i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening everyone i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, we are about to learn the identity of whistleblower x, the irs investigator who is expected to give very compelling testimony on capitol hill over the federal probe into hunter biden's business dealings. today house speaker kevin mccarthy laid out a video time line for house republicans exclusively obtained by fox digital that shows president biden denying any wrong doing related to those business

dealings. >> my son has not made money, in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about? china. >> how involved were you with your son's chinese shake down text message? were you sitting there? >> no. >> in moments we'll ask the chair man of the house oversight committee james comer exactly what information he plans to get from whistleblower x but we begin with matt finn live with why the testimony could be so damaging to hunter biden and the biden family. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace, tomorrow the house committee on oversight and accountability is scheduled to hold a hearing called hearing with irs whistleblowers about the biden criminal investigation. americans are supposed to hear from irs whistleblowers who claim to have critical information about the biden family's alleged pedaling schemes which the bidens have denied. committee chairman republican congressman james comer of kentucky tells fox news the two whistleblowers scheduled to testify tomorrow are the a team

for the irs. comer claims they have bank statements that reveal the bidens created an extensive number of shell companies. >> we finally have experts that are going to testify under oath as to whether or not laws were broken. if so, how many, which laws and we're also going to see whether or not the government has stepped in to obstruct a formal investigation, if there was a coverup by high level oh figureses in our federal government. so i think this has the potential to be a very informative hearing for the american people. >> now, one of the woeful blowers expected to testify tomorrow is gary shapley, an irs agent with 14 years of experience with the agency. shapley claims the investigation he oversaw into hunter biden was not routine and would have ended with more felony charges for hunter if his last name was not biden. shapley also claims he was prevented from taking steps that could have tied president biden from his investigation.

shoply testified, the us attorney who led the investigation into hunter biden was unsuccessful into persuading federal prosecutors to bring charges against him and weiss was to be special counsel and weiss has denied this. whistleblower x, comer claims whistleblower x has given gales biden's alleged crimes and tomorrow americans will be able to hear it trace. >> trace: could be fascinating. matt thank you. >> reporter: sure. >> vice-president biden there has been questions about the work your son has done in china and ukrainian energy company. in retrospect was anything about those relationships inappropriate or unethical? >> nothing was unethical. >> hunter biden's business associates sent over a million to three of your family members. any reaction to that? >> just not true. >> reporter: let's bring in house oversight committee james comer, congressman great to have you on. the denials have been going on

for quite some time. i want to draw your attention to something the house oversight committee tweeted out and this is concerning the former fbi soups advisory agent quoting, the agent confirmed key portions of the irs whistleblower's testimony including that both secret service headquarters and the biden transition team were tipped off about the planned hunter biden interview. in fact, on the day of the hunter biden interview, federal agents were told to stand by and to not approach anybody. they had to way for his call. it's unbelievable when you think that these agents had to wait for had i been to call them, sir. what's your response to that? >> this is more evidence that the federal government covered up the biden crimes. we're going to hear firsthand tomorrow about the level of criminality involved in mays of these bank transactions that the biden family received from foreign nationals but the hard

part for us has always been the fact that at every step of our journey towards -- providing the american people about the truth about what the bidens have done we've been bet obstacles from within our government. what was encouraging when the whistleblowers came forward a few weeks ago and provided testimony to the ways and means committee was the fact we finally realized there were people in the federal government that knew about the crimes the bidens were committed and yet they were told to stand down. this is more evidences. we'll obviously hear from the irs whistleblowers we'll also hear enter the fbi agent in charge of that investigation. >> you talked about going forward, what is it specifically from whistleblower x would buoy this have eggs? >> well, when i say we believe the bidens have committed crimes, who is the person that ultimately determine whether or not crimes were committed in the government. that would be what whistleblower

x, forinternational tax crimes. we couldn't have a more credible witness. and not only credible he's never blown the whistle on anything else, he's won every award that the irs has ever presented to employees. he's also coming forward saying not only were crimes committed, but also the federal government told them to stand down and then when they blew the whistle they were retaliated against. this is something that should outrage every americans. not only have there been crimes committed by the president's family, there is also a major coverup that's not only happened in the last few months but has been going on for years within the federal government. >> during tomorrow's hearing you are definitely going to get push back from democrats. congresswoman jamie raskin said this and i'll get your final response. watch. >> the witnesses that have been brought in from the irs are contradicting donald trump's own

a pointed u.s. attorney in delaware, who denies the allegations they're making. >> 35 seconds left for you, sir. what's your response to that going snored jamie ras kins has been a huge disappointment. he's been introduced to a new concept he's had a hard time grasping and that's called evidence. there's evidence through the bank statement that this family has broken many laws. tomorrow we have two of the most, the house oversight committee the six years i've been in congress are going to be able to answer specific substantive questions so hopefully jamie ras kins can learn what evidence is and grasp the reeling of what our first family's been doing for a long time. >> reporter: tomorrow could be very enlightening. congressman thank you for your time tonight. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: meanwhile former president donald trump might be arrested a third time announcing on his social media platform that he was notified of special

counsel jack smith that he is a target of the january 6th foundation. senior correspondent kevin corke is live at the nation's capitol with the break news as well as what the president said on fox news just a short time ago. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace former president trump says he's been notified but yes, he is a target of a washington dc based grand jury gooding january 6th riot at the capitol and efforts to overturn thei 20 20 election. those comments coming from a town hall tonight in which the remain for president reiterated his long held position, this is not the only abuse of power, it's an attempt to undermine democracy. >> i got the letter on sunday night, think of it. i don't think they've ever sent a letter on sunday night. and they were in a rush because it's interference, it's never be done like this in the history of our country and it's a disgrace, what's happening to our country.

>> trace: trump says another indictment and arrest effectively means he's being targeted by his chief political opponent that of course being the president joe biden. meanwhile jack hill's latest attempts to sideline mr. trump is plain and simple disengrain chaisment in the american voter, an attempt frankly to your senioren. their time to choose. >> reporter: every time he goes up in the polls, they come after him. ? is one of the fundamental reasons why when we did this we are going after this, this is wrong. >> reporter: meantime the former president continues to enjoy a massive almost 35 point lead over his nearest competitor for the gop nomination and the very latest real clear politics average and that continues to be the trace and has been, trace, for quite some time. kevin corke live for us in dc thank you >> let's bring in in president of article three and from the

senate judiciary committee mike davis, always great to have you on. professor jonathan turley said this earlier. let's listen, respond, if it's based around his speech on the e leadership sis on january 6th, i don't believe that it could sedaned judicial review. the question is does smith have something else, something that's a direct linked to a conspiracy or effort to cause violence. we haven't seen that. >> trace: and what happens mike if jack smith does not produce something significant? >> reporter: jack smith is a partisan hit man who merrick garland brought back in from exile to take out another republican presidential candidate like john solomon did with virginia governor mcdonald likely candidate in 2016, he got reversed 8-0 by his supreme

court with his bogus legal theory but several years after he did his job of eliminated this presidential candidate. that's the same play, they're trying to take out president trump because they feared they may not be able to beat him in 20 24. >> florida governor ron desantis said the following today about pretty much's decision. watch. >> you should have come out more forcefully and enfor that, you try to capitol hill size that, that's a different situation, we want to be in a situation where you don't have one side just constantly trying to put did other side in jail. >> trace: he makes a fair point. we've gone from, you know, former presidents never indicteded to now suddenly it's a monthly occurrence. >> yeah. well, this is law fair against trump. we saw this against alvin bragg the soros funded manhattan da who brought bogus charges against trump for a businessman settling a new sense game.

smith, the former president having his presidential records, which is allowed by the presidential records act. now jack smith and fulton county da, panelly willis will be the last time i saw it here. allowed by the electoral count act of 18 87 and the first amendment. this is law fair to take out trump. >> trace: the former president said this on fox a short time ago. watch. >> it seems that every time my polls -- you know, we're leading by a lot, in a place walled iowa. a lot. >> and not only were the running backs leading against biden, they haven't seen anything like it. >> trace: yeah. final thoughts on this i beening mike, very quickly. >> reporter: we are 30 months out of trump lieding office, why not? and that could be because james comer has evidence that could

have biden compromised. >> trace: the timing is always a little curious. mike davis great to have you on as always, thank you. >> thank you. >> meantime as we reported many times on this show crime in san francisco is a major exodus of major retailers and the ones staying open are taking drastic measures to keep the shoplifters at bay including this wall green's which is now using chains in its freezer section. marianne rafferty with the push to save the ice cream. >> drastic measures to keep everything at that store. workers at walgreens tell local media shoplifters regularly clear out all the pizza and ice cream on a near nightly basis after reporters reportedly complained the store gets robbed nearly 20 times a day. the store decided to secure those doors of the freezer section with several metal loss and has put entire bottles of hair dye makeup and over the

counter medicine behind floor to ceiling pecsy glass. they have not returned request for comment san francisco has seen an exodus of businesses due to a 12.5 %. they have lot stores due to an epidemic of so-called organized retail crime. and it's a problem that even the city's democratic mayor, london breed, acknowledges little is being done about recently telling the new york times, quote, no one's able to really do anything. there's a level of frustration. i know that definitely comes with that. the critics say california laws that have downgraded thefts of less than $950 to just misdemeanors only emboldened shoplifters. just recently they closed their doors after guests said public defecation, crime and rampant brazen drug deals made them feel unsafe and you can understand that. >> trace: we can understand that. lock up the ice cream for goodness' sake.

marianne rafferty, thank you. >> reporter: thanks trace. ♪ >> trace: well the fox news at night common sense department wonders why texas is dominating california when it comes to solving homelessness. it's an unusual phenomenon considering last year texas only put about $20 million into its three main homelessness programs. while california has put $2 billion into its three main programs. that means, while texas spends about $800 on a homeless person, california spends 11,000. and yet, since 2012, texas has seen its homeless population drop by 28%. california's homeless population has gone up 43%. in fact, california was so bouffard by the different outcomes that despite not allowing publicly funded travel to texas, california sent policy experts to texas to find solutions. turns out texas still uses hammers and nails to build homes. in california they use scissors to cut through red tape

wraparound policy for homes that are then too expensive to build. texas has one major rule. don't clear a homeless encampment unless you have permanent places for the homeless to live. california doesn't have permanent places they're too expensive. common sense understands gavin few sop doesn't like texas or its governor but when you're down by 50 with a few seconds left maybe it's time to walk across the field and shake someone's hand. >> reporter: bringing in california reporter james guam guerre thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. the homelessness really is wrapped up in these progressives policies and texas showing a lot of people, you know, there are solutions but you have to get rid of a lot of regulations. >> absolutely trace. it's the difference between an empowerment strategy to end homelessness, texas embarked on, versus an enabling, which we have in california. enabling, two people on the streets, letting open drug use happen. it's just ridiculous, it's outrages and clearly texas has shown there's a better way to

actually end homelessness. republicans in california are leading the way in saying we need to adopt these strategies. let's actually bring in the priority sec dor and non-profits who have done god's work in helping get homeless people off the streets and onto a better path. gavin newsome has embarked on a strategy of $17 billion of our taxpayer dollars, you know, spent on failed policies. >> yeah, you talk about failed policies, i want to bring up because this is the child sex trafficking bill. we talked about this last night. in california some democrats fought for as they chronicle said as quoting there, the reasoning child trafficking can only be considered serious if the victors endures horrifying chances on top of being trafficked. it illuminates how far some are willing to go to uphold the principle, they are no longer morally defensible and then an assembly woman liz ortega, the one fighting this bill and then

she said you know what? i made a bad decision voting against legislation targeting really bad people who target children was wrong. i regret doing that and i'm going to help this important regulation get passed into law. it's absurd, though, when you look into this and how they fought against this law. >> it's unbelievable. this is where all good policy goes to die. if you have any tough on crime policies, they reject it. but this is perhaps the most egregious, you know, we're talking about our children, the most vulnerable being taken advantage by these monsters, and they couldn't afford themselves to bring this bill. this had a 40-0 passage in the senate, democrats and republicans but in this radical committee they rejected it. the good news is they have an urge seasons hearing on thursday because of the pressure and blow back they got. again republicans leading the charge and we got that, moving forward phil pass 0. >> trace: speaking of emerge situate i would let you go

without talking about the chains on the locks in the freezers at walgreens. where are we. >> this is where we've gotten in california because of these policies you can't even get your ice cream, you have to ask people to unlock the freezer in san francisco and, you know, it's egregious. we now allow people to go in and steal up to 950 a time. >> reporter: that's a lot of pizza. >> trace: right and there's no penalty people getting crydations because of this failed government. >> trace: james gallagher great to have you on sir thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> trace: love the last name, spot on. >> reporter: always good to be with another gallagher. ♪ >> trace: first up in tonight's real news roundup the biden administration is reportedly telling the wuhan institute of virology that it will no longer receive funding from the u.s. for being non-compliant with federal regulations. the move comes after a report

unclassified in june left open the possibility the covid-19 virus originated from the wuhan lab, bigs surprise. nine progressives democrats and members of the squad voted against affirm us israeli ties just days after jay pal landed herself in hot water by calling israel a racist state. they're sent to a joint meeting in congress on wednesday >> illinois the first state to eliminate cash bail after the state supreme court ruled against a challenge to a landmark law that would have ended the practice on january 1st. the new practice will take event in september. suspects believed to be taken if advantage, but as you know we most won't. could be an unmacked mandate in five states employees are no longer allowed to wear a medical

mask without a doctor's note. in a memo that leaked on line the new policy would emphasize the importance of customer service and the ability to show our associate's smiles. >> and coming up, a u.s. soldier willingly crossed into north korea today. gordan januarying is next with how this might benefit can you think. and letter in the nightcap if ump stuck in a tarmac in a blazing hot plane people getting sick all around you with two choices, stay on the ground or get off and risk not being able to arrive at your destination for days? it happened to one of our producers. but what would you do? let us know at exert and instagram i need the psychiatry yo and the story and your results and responses. >> and meantime look at sacramento this is a live look, it is setting son 8:21 on the west coast. and we'll be right back managers.

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by the hermit kingdom in nearly five years. ry in the author of the coming collapse and the great china tech work gordan chang. great to have you on. i want to play this, talking about travis king. >> it's clear that he willfully on his own volition crossed the border and that the matter remains under investigation. >> trace: i mean, really two questions here. one, is kim jong-un, are the north koreaians going to use this to their benefit, propaganda for them? and two, does this soldier gordon make you think he's going to be given a hero's welcome or something? >> reporter: well, certainly kim jong-un and the regime will use this. we're coming up to the 70th anniversary of the korean war arm stiff this month. kim jong-un will undoubtedly have a big celebration and i'm sure they would love to have nothing more than private second

class secondary to that to show that the united states is falling apart. >> reporter: it really is, you think we're travis king, we don't know his motivations why he crossed the dmv. nobody knows that except for him. but there is this belief that he thinks he was escaping into what might be a better perspective for him. >> reporter: yeah. and this is a real problem because, you know, we don't teach the horrors of communism, that's the cold war, history, it no longer matters. of course in the united states now we have all of this teaching in our schools about how the united states is evil. in fact i think you're going the other day. we're going to have more people defect because they don't understand how awful and horrific the north korea system is and how bad the chinese system is. >> trace: that seems like a fair assessment. the associated press an ohio class submariner arrived at the

port on tuesday afternoon. south korea's defense ministry said it is the first visit by a us nuclear armed submarine since the 1980s. >> there was talk before it was issued last october by the bind team that the united states was no longer going to protect south korea with its nuclear weapons and that unnerved not only south korea but japan and our other allies. now, fortunately, the biden administration kept established u.s. policy but nonetheless south korea is extremely concerned. which is the reason why south korean president, who is very pro american actually said, well, maybe we should have nuclear weapons of our own because the u.s. won't protect us. >> trace: i have 15 seconds for you but those two short range missiles shot by the north, what's the motivation there?

>> i think it's because the uss kentucky did dock, the north koreaians wanted to retaliate and say we're still here. >> trace: yeah that's probably right. gordon chang always good to have you on thank you. >> reporter: thank you chase. >> trace: a person given clemens situate is now responsible for the deaths of four women. the back story is fascinating. later the long awaited rescue for a sailor and his dog stranded in the pacific ocean and why a little girl is so happy to visit her dad at work. wait until you hear what she says about him. the day's best viral videos are next. ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to it.

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♪ >> trace: first up in tonight's crime crisis roundup the las vegas metro police department searched a home in connection to the death of rapper tupac shakur cure who died in 1996 after

being shot multiple times in 1996 in a drive by shooting. no word on exactly what police are looking for. keep you updated >> houston police hoping this video tracks down suspects in a meat market robbery in may. four men went into the store with guns and demanded money. they fled the scene in a white puckup truck. >> we stood on the porch waiter for help. . because we didn't want to go inside because he didn't know if he was approaching. few minutes before someone got here, seemed like eternity. >> reporter: a couple and their dog being rewarded by helping track down the jail escapey ron and sydney barking and when they went to find him they came face to face with michael bur ham who told them he was camping. goating a few distance away they dialed 911. they will be giving about $20,000 and their hero dog has already been given $2,000, a

bucket of tennis balls and a steak dinner. not bad. prosecutors have death in the deaths of four women found in northwest oregon. 38 year old jesse lee calhoun is in custody but yet to be charged. back in february they said they did not believe the cases were connected but have since done an about face. officials have not said how the women were killed. so let's bring in prosecutor and author of why, bev. >> looks good. wendy patrick great to have you on the show. because we'll talk about the hurts weren't convicted -- we're saying, and scolded the mediate for saying these were connected. why did they want that investigation with help. >> remember when an investigation is ongoing less is more if you're law enforcement. silence is not gold to the families of those vehicle titles. but don't do any and that often

means trace jumping to conclusions, rushing to judgment, everyone wants the investigation to turn up all the clues it can in order to solve a crime. so when you're looking at a case where there's multiple victims, sometimes they can make the predator and that's one of the reasons i want all of the evidence you can. >> you talk about rushing to judgment but it took a while to put all these pieces together. is that unusual or is that just the process. >> i would say it's just the process and trace we don't really know how soon in that process they had the clues that this killer obviously left. and i say obviously because, you know, it's more than just good old fashioned police work, although there was some of that, a lot of that in this case, talking to people. but often times forensics tell the story cannot. go get it, it's pretty soon we have to leave. >> all the kinds of things that offer clues to identity so that's basically what they're

saying is they have tied at least four of these case toss one man. >> trace: yeah. it's interesting because the oregon governor kate brown said she is you go back and think well, let him out he should have been in prison so a lot of people are pointing at the governor saying this man should not have been out of prison he was and he killed four people. legally what are your thoughts on that. >> my thoughts are probably the same sentiment that was vivid by the governor as well as the public. sometimes it's a er,terrible lies. there's lot of reasons. especially i understand, but this guy got extra time off because he fought wire fires. it came down if you could predict. whether or not you can predict we try to prevent violence by looking at what makes people dangerous and that's when i go back to the patterns. often times trace what you see is maybe somebody doesn't have

the pattern of violent crime. no, ma'am respect for authority and that ace the kind of thing that can make somebody even more dangerous than we think. >> trace: i have to go but i'm curious, they kind of stopped, is that when you fought they had this wrapped up and actually wait a while before they go public. >> i think they always want more information because remember even when you have a suspect you want to correspond would he be rate everything you can to strengthen the days. i'm sure clues from the public. >> wendy patrick great to have you on as always. thank you. >> thanks trace. >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos after fleeting a drift at sea for three months on his cripple throat an australian driver back on dry lan rescued by a tuna boat about 1200 miles offshore. he and his daughter sur fives on rape swear and raw fish

>> . >> trace: taylor swift fans fresh off her concert in denver turned an hour's long flight delay into an impromptu concert of their own while they paid songs over the pa the particular is their rendition of love story, but some didn't appreciate the music as some of the fans and were frustrated by the delay. meanwhile daniel lineman wins the poker's many event world championship the prize $12.1 million, the largest payout in the event's history don't you know >> fire fighters in north dakota went to extra length to save duck links from a deep storm drain. they had to use a long net to fish them out through the narrow opening and reunite them with the flock. the department says that is an

all hazards team they have to show up for the feathered north dakotaians as well >> alaska we go you can see how happy 2.5 year old elizabeth is to sit with er had dad. mom brought the little girl by because she loves to walk around and see the helicopters and airplanes. mom was in the coast guard as well. listen to what elizabeth thinks of her dad. watch this. >> you're my hero, dad. my dad's my hero. >> trace: indeed he is. truth is elizabeth your dad and your mom are both heroes, fox news at night thanks you both for your service and if you have a viral video to share send it our way at trace gallagher or at fox news night on social media. very good stuff. well, passengers headed from las vegas to atlanta on a recent delta flight not singing taylor swift they didn't make it far, the flightmare was produced by

one of our producers krista. matt finn is back with the rest of the story and matt this was a rough stay on the tarmac for these people. >> reporter: yeah, trace temperatures right now in vegas are scalding and inside this plane passengers stuck under the desert sun for hours underably hit their own boiling point some even needed medical care. the flight sat on the tarmac for more than two hours in 111 degree heat and no air conditioning. fox news producer krista gar vin was on the flight. >> the sanitary crew came on because some people had thrown up. i want to say one woman walked up the aisle, she wasr was, you know, visibly ill. she couldn't even open her eyes, she was swaying back and forth. they ended up treating her in the front and put an oxygen mask on her. >> reporter: she says to compliment it when it came up to the gate two option, stay on or

get off and wait days. >> you're saying we have multiple medical emergencies, the plane can still not get any cooler than it is, it's still hot, and we're sitting on the plane and you're telling us to; watch all this go down or not guest to your destination for days. >> trace: in a statement delta at the times fox news in part we apologize for the experience our customers had. delta teams are looking into the circumstances that led to the uncomfortable temperatures inside the cabin. the night, trace, was ultimately cancelled. >> trace: yeah, and don't relieve your feelings because we're going to ask you what you have done. i want to be stuck in the tarmac in over 110 degree heat in air conditioning. would you try to tough it out? or would you want off that plain as soon as possible? what if it mend you might not get to your intended destination.

? still time to win on twitter and instagram, the night crew will take up this subject next and here's a live look at the vegas strip where it's still a hundred degrees blazing hot on the strip and elsewhere, the plane that was stuck in the heat. the nightcap next. melissa torres with your fox weather forecast. the dangerous heath from california all the way in through texas, lower mississippi valley. in addition, we're looking at the threat for severe weather yet again into the central planes even into the upper midwest for very strong storms, you also have some of the rain chances in the east, florida, south florida, also hot. you can download the fox weather app or stream fox weather from your favorite connected tv device.

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>> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, matt finn, marianne rafferty and james gallagher. tonight airplane emergency flight headed from las vegas to atlanta stuck on the tarmac on for two hanse in 110 degree heat. the question is what would you

do if you were stuck inside this plane, stay on and you can go, you get off and you might not get to your destination for days. let me just start by saying, if it was me, the first thing i might have done and kevin corke might con kern with this, the first thing i would have done is call the fox news control room and have been on live television for two hours, two hours doing the play by play of exactly how that plane was being treated. i can guarantee that would have been taken back to the gate with media crews waiting for people along that plane to get their play and that didn't happen. that's kind of sad. kevin corke you look like you know me well. i would have been on the phone stat after an hour in that kind of heat although fair to point out once you leave the gate you really can't get off the aircraft and that's the real issue. they've got to get it back otherwise you end up in that situation. >> as soon as you see people

like that. >> jimmy: you get back. >> trace: if they're hungry or thursdayity you need water you have to get them back to the gate. >> i've had this happen a few times, and to make matters worse they will tell you if we do let you off you cannot get back on so you're guarantied not to make it to your destination and you can't use the restroom so you have to stay in your seat for hours. >> trace: and james gallagher might have a good take. if you were in the media and had people waiting there i'm guessing they would have accommodated the people on that plane saying you can't get to your destination. they would have accommodated or mr. buttigieg might have had a call from somebody. your thoughts? >> probably. in my case if i was in that situation i would probably be traveling with my family, wife and five kids. i would be reaching for that emergency exit and sliding down the slide. because we not be stared,

believe me my kids would not want us on there in that situation. >> reporter: maryanne stand by. here's the nightcap pole, would you have stayed on the plane twitter 16 yes, instagram same thing 15 85. glen owen says i would do most anything to get off. hit the pilot if i must. jail would be cooler than plane >> rudy c i find it hard to believe in 2023 there can't be some portable air conditioning systems that can be rolled out in such a situation. they practically cooked those people alive. two more but first marianne rafferty. >> get me off that plane especially, i agree, if my kids are with me? they have kicked us off, no way they would have kept us on for three hours. >> start screaming and that's the end of that. >> i never net when i get. >> causing a scene like

maryanne's kids to get kicked off and roll the dies with a jury and scott williams says strip to my skivvies i would which would clear the plane and make it much cooler for everybody else, matt, maryanne, james, kevin, thank you all for joining the nightcap and thank you all for watching the nightcap and watching america's late news. fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. dvr us. ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. hey, jamie. new client? yeah, and you'll never guess who. but let's just say she saved when she bundled her dream house and her dream car. -barbie. -well, i wouldn't be so sure. -it could be -- -oh, it's definitely barbie.

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