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oh. >> oh, my god. >> fox news alert. the hawaiian island of maui has burned beyond recognition. devastating wildfires have roaredthslandeyond across the ie and residents compare it to the apocalypse. ntat least 53 people have been killed already with the death toll expected to increase significantly. dozens more are missing as thede island now resembles a war zonne . >> oh, my gosh. look a>> oh, mt the harbor. baok a>> oh, mt the harbor. >> this looks like baghdad or something. >> the historic popular vacation town of lahaina is almost unrecognizable. >> thousands of people have evacuated it, leaving behind

charcoal cars and homes. rescuegnizable crews are workind the clock to fight the fire. joe biden's asking for 12 billion in fema aid to help hawaii. the scorched islands home to everyone from surfersg ev to workers, retirees. even oprah winfrey owns a home surfe. rah winfrey owns a home the devastation will take years to recover from. let's turn it over to traceac gallagher, anchor of fox news at night with the latest traceel . and, jesse, these really were like firestorms coming through. we should begin by saying is the damage is certainly widespread. and the images, as you sawwides there, were astonishing.t ri but right now, that is theght c second biggest concern, because there are still hundreds of people missing still hu. families and neighbors are now using google documents, trying to locatsingents to e their lovh >> although we should note thatt cell phone service is not working on much of maui. and that's also a factor when you're trying to find people. for now, as you mentioned, the death toll just moments ag o was increased to 53. the mayor of maui believes that

number will rise. the mayor also says that 1700gsv buildings have been damaged or edestroyed, mostly in and around the town of lahaina, which is mostly gone. and that includes the majority of the boats and the shipsbor. in lahaina harbor. you saw the helicopter, the air picturessa where the pilots were just but astonished atage has what damage has been done there. authorities in maui still don't know where the fire started oriy what sparked it, but it spread rapidly because of stron don'tgs from hurricane dora, which passed near the hawaiian islands. some people got away from the flames by jumping into the ocean. and residents of la chinatown of say they had little time to grab what they could and get out. watctle timeh. >> woke up this morning and got on our phones to pictures of our house just just down to the slab. nothing but smokjuste. an cinders came with our clothes. we got on.ot >> and a dog and two kids.n. it's crazy. have similar

stories. each year, the hawaiian islands are hit with fires that burnsto wide swaths of territory. but the coastal areas of maui,of the second largest hawaiian island, are much more prone because it's very dry with an average of about 15 inches of rain a year compared to the mountain inches s of maui, whicf get upwards of 300 inches. we'll have much more on the fires on fox news at night tonight, including an interview with a pastor whose churcha in lahaina is no longer there. jesse. is nall right, trace, thanks. >> we'll see you at 11. yep. okay. so now the question becomes, std what started the fires? >> well, there's a few factors in play. first, there's hurricane dora hurling 60 mile an hour windsa, across the island, pushing push hawaii.sland, pushing that fed the fire. but we don't know if it started it. >> this is an interesting thing, though, wasarted it it tt that the island was also in the midst of a crippling drought? it's dry season there. that also could have triggered it. but residente triggered it.s had a significant amount of fire prone grass and shrubbery

. these non-native grasses are highly flammable. they've been introduced into hawaii from out of state. wealthy buildersthese , landscad demands, imported drier greenery that sparks more easily. >> and what about the possibility that this was manmade? 85% of wildfires in thee camp united states are caused by negligence like campfires, cigarette and of coursfie, and h arson. >> and there's been a rash of arson in hawaii overbeen a r thr two years. could have been a combination of factors. highs. could'v a combi winds cod down the power lines, a lit down the power lines, a lit anything's possible. and we'll update you as soon as we know more. but for now, turn it over turn to william lajeunesse, who's live on the grounditis o. >> well, jesse, i'll tell you this. we're at a shelter right now and people are dropping off all kinds of blankets and towels and pampers droppingt kind of thing. the amazing thing i've heard and i've people as you know,ard, pol there's a there's a blockade. police will not let people into et lahaina. s two problems.

number one, there's a lot of people still in lahaina who diod survive, but they won't leave because they are not being allowed back ie becausn. well, some of those i heard one individual is actually has a diabetes medication. they need ice to keep it, to keep it cold. they don't want to leaveheneed number two, because police are not letting people in and there's no cell phone service. no one knows who's alive and who's dead. so whoive an they're taking boa. there's a harbor just south of china where i've spoken to two individuals who have already gone in and getting in and getting off and checking out lahaina and checking out an, seeing if.ecking out people are alive and then coming back. that's the only way in or out right nothe onlyw of the devastt in the videos that we have looked at. i've talked to one individual and this was amazing, right? she was on a sailboat in the harbor when the fire started and said there was so much gasoline and petrol in the area between the breakwater in the wharf, which is not a huge area that literally the ocean caught on fire. it was that bad. i heard the story of one individual who was in the t water for more than 12 hours waiting to be rescued. those are the kinds of stories

i think we're going to hear coming out. jesse, and please send our prayers to all those people you've talked to. we hope everything gets straightened out to. rning it >> starting over now to sands dyer. he owns and runs the gemini the charter boat out of lahaina. he's taking people to the airport on the other side of maui, as well as buying supplies and then bringing themi back to the people who need help. >>ng people so we're hearing stories that people had been escaping and diving into the ocean because that was the only place that was not on fire. >> tell us what you're doing. yeah, i the it's really devastating. i'm going to do everything i can at the moment to help the community out. and everyone's coming together ,but it's very, very difficult to do so without cell service, without power, with people running out of gas, water, food . and we really need help out oi here. so i'm doing my part. i've got a catamaranhavearan an i'm bringing 50 people at a time from one side of the island to the other to justn to escape all the devastation. i personally just sad w lahaina

with my own eyes from my boat as we were crossing by on my the other side to the other side of the island. i live here and it looks like a complete war zone. itcomplete war zone. it is really devastating. since when you board people onhey tell to the catamaran, what kinds of things are they telling you? well, it's people that have families that they members that they can't get a hold of and people that have medical issues they need to get over here because the hospitals over here on this side of the island, as opposed to what hypothyroid people have medication issues, people with all types of really, really dire needs. and, you know, i'm just doingopa my part to try and help as many people as i can heres . >> how is the emotional state state ofof these people? i mean, they're obviously missing loved ones . >> they have medical issues. how are people holding up? are peopoh, it's -- it's heartb. so, for example, yesterday

the only part of the west side of maui were your cell phone service is up by the kapalua the airport. so i drove up there just to gett in touch i with my family back e florida. and there were people that were getting news that their house was burned down, that their loved ones are missing, lt that i mean, people were just breaking down left and right. it was really, really difficult to watch. and it's a really, really awful situation. >> all right. well, sanjay, than really k youh for everything you're doing. and we pray for you and all the people in hawaii and maui and hope every body findsthey all the people that they've lost. >> we love you. than k you so much.family h i appreciate that. and we my family has set up a gofundme account. so if anyone wants to help in that way, it's under the wayne dyer go fund me. that's my father. and i'm also friends with will cain. he's studying one up as well. so get in touch with, you know e ,either of us and we can help these people. all the money is going to the local familiesof the m. >>cal familiesof the m. we have a very generous two months. thank you.

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the following. >> are you going? all right. your client. this. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. did you hear that? >> seattle caved to chop, slashing their police budgetmil, by 40 million, triggering a violent crime wave. the city's never recovered . e city's never recovered many shops are littered all over the city. homeless set up encampmentr recs and chased off intruders. >> multiple tents, piles of trash and open air drug use spilling onto northeast 125th street. >> it's a public sidewalk on myk base. >> the far left activists would stop to sweep seattle. how many of these people are you going to take in to your home, sir? trying stop th, to interfere ant down my coverage. >> you guys got to get in shape, man. you know you're going to , right? and this unhinged woman at the camp startedrted throwingg w objects in my direction and chased me with a ski pole downit there doing it pretty good. >> but i wouldn't ski for some homeless crew.

>> so comfortable they set upw o their own swimming pool. >> they can't take. they can't taktable the these tf things away from us. and we deserve to stay where we've developed and where we're building. the reasoning for the pool was e something that i decided to put in forhave dec for the people h. the encampment, to enjoy, to keep us cool. we are working harpeople hd to p that and keep it clean. >> in july, there was a huge turf war outside a hospital. it started when a homeless guy named coconut was exiled from a fentanyl den. coconut was upset, so he started his own fentanyl den. coconut then came back with his sidekick, monkey. rob the fentanyl. then. then set off a homemade ied. it's monkey and coconuts turfd now. policethen i started quitting. today, the force is down nearly 25%. lieutenant jessica taylor was with the seattle d pd ford for 23 years. >> she just quit. e

she wrote a scathing resignation letter. hingit's about 15 pages long whe she just torches the city council and especially the police chief, adrian diaz. i have never in my life witnessed such weakness when ito comes to enforcing the law. this perfect combination of failedrcing the leadership hasr a perfect storm of incompetence and chaoeates. nd cha it's no wonder seattle's become a laughing stock of the nationos and the globe. >> they're laughing about us on the international news. na aren't you embarrassed? i am. it's mortifying. ws.the city that once pridedlf itself on progressiveness and prosperity has now become a hotbed for crime and anarchy. lieutenant and taylor went on ta priorities, playing politics and pandering to radicalying tad ideology rather than genuinely serving the city and residents d best interests. their absurd policies have turned seattle into a playground for anarchists and criminals, and they seem utterly concerned with the devastating consequences of their action

s. if you haven't noticed, the criminals are running this citynnin. >> let's turn it over to former seattle lieutenant jessica taylor. so, jessica, why did you leave exactly? >> wel >> well, the city of seattle is just a hot mess.ss. dumpster fire just out of control. and i just can't participate in it any longer. so i handed in my paperwork. m >> do you blame the politicians or the police chief? >> i blame everybody. i blame the mayor who has no plan for anything. but he keeps saying he has a plan, but nobody has seen it yet. i blame the city council. they're absolute extremists. there's no other way to put it.y they have their policies are just off the charticies ths the chief, he's, you know,pretty pretty much just a yes man does

whatever he's told to do. and the citizens of seattle police officers are justbein being sacrifice. >> do these leaders recognize how bad things have gotten? >> you can't not. there's needles everywhere. there's homeless and trash everywhere. and i make it personal. >> time went out to help the homeless. i know how bad it is. they're just not implementing anything. they are not doing anything. it is out of control. it is not safe. nothing. >> you seem really emotional about this. yes. i love this city. i love this job and this and this leadership has just got to go.o it is time for the citizens to back the officers and for the officers to just get up and help out. >> when did you notice things really, really going downhill?

probably about it really started to go downhill really bad around the chaz situation. that's when it really took a dive. >> were the politicians scared after the chop, chaz disaster? >> well, the politicians, i mean, they'll tell you a different story than what actually happened.y than haat actually happened.y than a takeover of the east precincpt there. it's on your screen. it wasn't it was abandonment. >> they surrendered a large portion of the city. >> yes. >> yes >> and how has that preventeden this city from recoverinted thg well, you you know, everything that i stand on is, you know, , trust and integrity and,know, to you know, to uphold and defend the constitution.

and you can no longer do this job if you can't even work out of a precinct that serves one fifth of the city. >> dty.o you think the chief is corrupt? i think that there's some moralo issues. yes. doesut he abuse his office? >> if the rumors about the taylor swift concert are true, then yes. >> what's the taylor swift concert rumor? >> well, the taylor swift rumori is that he barged his way into the taylor swift concert, made its way upde his w to the fronte lots of people have paid thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars to go to the show. and there he is, bashing a vithere he is, bashing and it's a violation of the policy. he should record himself. okay. well, lieutenant. very brave woman. thank you for your service for>a

all years in the seattle police department. it is a shame that he's badging his way to the front row of a taylor swift concert while everybody else is stepping r ovg needles, junkies and fending off crooks. >> we salute your service, and we really hope this city recovers because it's a beautiful. >> thank you. coming up, want to know what next year is going to look like? we just found out. straight ahead , mysteries, plots, secrets. join me as fox nation investigates some of the biggest ones around in fox files, part one. from a tragedy with potential implications. you know, if it did happen on purpose, we need to know. to a bizarre theory. trying to find out if the moon landing is real or fake. out of this world encounters. you're all sworn to secrecy. fox files part one streaming now on fox nation. i'm got to go. >> the omaha steaks anniversary sale is here for over

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laundering, racketeering briberyand obstruction of justf allegations. joe biden's personal bank accounts will eventually be hit with the subpoena. this is why joe biden is desperatet with to keep trumn court during the election. so, joe can lay low, letelection his lawyers in the media block questions and subpoenas and stumble into a second term. because if joe biden loses us, he'll be indicted by trump's justice department. so both candidates, trump and biden, must win this election o in order to stay out of prisoneo . stephen miller is the founderamc of america first legal and he joins us now. t >> how do you even react to this? do you think the judge is goinhg to off on a january 2nd trial date? well, we know that the judge in washington, d.c. is anington extreme leftist and they hav den

been pushing and pushing and pushing cases with this judge. knowing that they're going to give the government or she's going to give the government eveto r they. but let's just take a step back for a second. there's no country in the world that would put the opponent on trial during the actual primary itself. they would at least pretend they would at least play, make believe. they at least try y to plausibly put the trial somewhere where they're like, oh, this is an election interference. this is just aey would uatedn e. they are saying during the iowa caucus, duringey the new hampshire primary, we are going to bench the person who isd at 40 plus points ahead at this point in 2012. mitt romney was five points ahead. >> he was within the margin of error. a rer. this in a republican primary. and they are saying that tha prt candidate cannot be on the ground, that anyone who has studied who is does no tt knows anything about the iowa caucus, knows iowa voters expect you to be there on the ground, shaking hands, standing with them,messag going to diners. and the message is going to be to iowa voters t. s gu

you can't vote for this guy because he's on trial. he will no ot be available. j he might go to jail, vote forat somebody else. that's what the governmentg to is trying to do. n ambiguoudo as. e goin you think they're going to getg away with it? it's really up to the house, h isn't it? i mean, the housouse e has to create a degree of pressure and aa degr degree of intensity and focus and determination that is going to make it very clear to the department of justice and to the judges adjudicating this case, they are not going to be ableadjudica to get away . and that, yes, that there will be criminal investigations and criminal charges. the house is going to refer to the department of justice for action in 2025, a multitude of cases based on what they're investigating. but right now, if i'm in the department of justice and i'm part of this corrupt you i'm part of this corrupt g we're getting away with it all, we're pulling this off, we're literally saying in writing, we're going to bench the leading candidatate during

the caucus. we're going to have him in on triacaucus, l over tweets that t three years ago. >> new information. newjesse read the indictment l, well, on january 2016. oh, 24 hours, donald sent a message on twitter. >> these things have been knowni for three years and they're putting him on trial now and they're saying, you knowon o what? it's working. nobody's stopping us. nobody's being impeached. nobody'sbody iping being i beinr criminal charges. so, yeah, they will get away with it. honestly unless there is a fundamental change in how the house and the senates well, and that includes many senate republicans, have been on the sidelinesnd o engage with this issue. >> well, when they geten gageback from their week vacati, stephen, maybe they'll come ups with the plawell come n. >> all right. good to see you. all busy flying all arounda plb, the world, getting on, gettingti the luxe treatment from foreign countriengtreatmens when we're g our country. >> all right, stephen miller, everybody, thank you so much co >> well, america's favorite socialist, bernie sanders, madee

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the land? don't drive, don't care, don't still love your neighborecla as yourself. the declaration of independencre ,unity, diversity, . nity, diversity, >> okay. we have a thing called the constitution, which i cherish. what is the name of the economic system we have here in the united states? >> i couldn't tell you the dollar bill, dollar, dollar bill, your capitalism, ism? democratic socialism. >> thank god it's no t. thank god it's no >> can you name the three branches of government thr? ern? oh, my god, i actually can't do that. can i get some help? how? >>w? i surrender. i give uurrenderp legislative. >> yikes. judicial. legislative. executive. >> supreme court. i haven't studied this. i don'rtt know how many original

column these were there. >> i'm going take a strong guess and say 25, ten, 13. >> i don't. >> i don't know. >> i didn't mean to say that. name some of them women, florida, united states, spain and brazil, maryland, delaware ,virginia, pennsylvania was, the best becausepe it was the spookiest. oh b, women didn't always have the right to vote.hey >> dgao you remember whenve they gained the right? the it's on the tip of my tongue. spit it out. after world war two, 1862, 1942, in 1980 1920, go ahead and clap. what is the name of our national anthem? >> is there another name other than the national anthem?

oh, my god. um. star-spangled banner. the star spangled banner. who did it strangle the united states? >> read it. who are you and what is this? don't make me laugh. you're going to be on jessewattr waters prime time.at do what do you want to tell jesse watters? a fox news channel? yo jessejesse watters. >> um. have a great day. knocking on the spot. not a tester.hear keep doing cartwheels. i hear that you have great maple siruave grp. you h jesse. where'd you hear that from? i heard it from the grapevineam? rouge. e the big rama swami is a 2024 presidential candidate. all right, so, vivek, is this a real proposal? because a constitutional amendment, it's kind of tough to get through. na get through. national unity, jesse. and this is no.t a republican idea or a democratic idea. it is addressing a crisis of national pride in our country. 60% of young americans now say that they would sooner give up

their righns say tt to vote thas to give up their access to tik tok. this is a crisis. young people do not value a country they're just passively inheriting. we value a country that we have a stake in creating and building and knowing something about. and so, yes, i want to revivean citizenship. i want to revive civic dutd civ we ask immigrants to pass thator test for a reason. that's a good thing. every 18-year-old in this country should have to know the same thing that an immigrant does, too. that will revive our civic spirit. and it's part of a broader nationalist vision. >> if i may say, i agree with you. in this thousand percent, vivek, but do you really expect the democrats and even some republicans to go along with this tone? a lot of politician ins want ana ignorant populationtn. they do, which is why we need less politicians and more people who come from outside of politics in office. that's why it takes an outsider to get the job done. i come from the school of thought of ronald reagane job do

on this. jesse. i don't just give voters what they want to hear and spoutest don't what thd bacf they disagree with me. i believe in persuasion. we're not a bunch of animals. h we're human beings. the sshuman beings. us different as human beings and citizens from animals is that we candifferenan being . so did this idea poll well initially in tests? n't one no, it wasn't one of my best ideas on the poll rankings, but that's okay. nd i s i believe in it. it is a firm conviction. i stand by and i believeta i win persuade the people of this country. this is what we need to revive r the next generation. all right. i hope we will hear it, although everyone wen. interviewed would have failed and not been able to have voted, but we didn't give hiy nm a chance to study. so if you give him a chance to study, maybe they would have done better. vivek, thank you so much. and we expect to see them will have debate stage in about a little over a week. >> thank you. thank you. up next, the python huntress,

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are fighting back to lose their. oh, my god. >> oh, my god. let's go. so how did a snake native to southeast asia end up in the swamps for the sunshine state? well, back in miami, in the miai eighties, at the height of the cocaine days, the city saw a boom i in the exotic pet trad. >> you know, to impress people. so they started breeding pythons. but once the high class miami residents realized the reptiles grow up to be 20 feet long, they started letting them loose in the evergladetarteds. now, florida's overrun by theser predatorids. there could be maybe 300,000 pythons living in florida. and they're ravenous. decimating the population of native birds, mammals and other reptiles and eating anything they could swallow, including gators. >> so florida is hosting a python hunting challenge in the everglades.

is something i know a thing or two about. have you wield a machete? >> because once we get to snake, one of the things you want to do is humanely kill it. you want me to chop the head off the snake? >> how am i going to chop the head off the snake if i'm going to be running in the other direction? >> snake hunters from around the country have a chance to win $10,000. our next guest is knowton as the python huntress. >> her name is amy siewert and she joins me now. all right, python huntress, subg how do you go about subduing these reptiles? >> we jump on them to catch them. >> first of all, that soundsll stupid. so so you're really fine. >> t you jump on them and thenhe you grab them by the necn y thk yep. absolutely. and then once they're secured, then we. we dispatch. but we have to search for them first. okay. is there an approach that you use? because just jumping on a burmese python seems.

>> risky? yeah. it's obviously risky there. every situation is different. some of them are really easy and boring and some of them will take you on a wild ride. so you never know what you're going to get with them. >>ing to get with them. bitten by a python? oh, i can't even h count. >> so many. so many. where is the most beautiful place to be bitten by your? >> yeah.bitt >> okay.en that happened. yeah. >> m. how do you execute? i everything that we do has i everything that we do has american veterinary association of humane forms of euthanasia for the pythons. so i use a captive bolt gun. you call it euthanasia? >> i mean, we're dispatching them. okay. and so what do we do with the skin? >> do we make wallets and purses where you can see the wall of skins behind me?

so, yes, i actually skin on my own. i have my snowbird condo and then i have them professionally tanned. and then i make different products. i have apple watch bands and bracelets and things like that. okay. >> i t i think you should send johnny a satchel. he could definitelhijohnnyy uset to carry his goods around. >> do you recommend this for non-expert hunters or do you just get let's just them cowboys that fly down for the hunt, you know, not knowing what they're doing. you know, it's -- it's not as easy as what it looks. and it's really hard to find these things. even though florida is overrun them. they are very cryptic and very hard to find. ov them, t know what you're doing, i don't recommend it. however, we do have the python challenge going on this week, so we have a lot of people in town that, you know, you have to go through this little course before you can sign up. so, you know what a python looks like. so there are a lot of people down here. so it's -- it's a lot of fun. but if o but don't know what yoe

doing, you need to be careful. okay. should we send down there just to kind of put his life in danger? >> come on down. i i'll take you on high. okay, let's see about that. weay, let's see about that. >> good luck. and good luck with the ten grand. i have a good feeling you, honey. thank you very much for it. >> don't go anywhere. we found her. tell you what i didn't get to, but i am telling you right now that there is no real really? you know, maybe back in my day, we didn't have of these types of fancy chicken. for sure you have buffalo wings and fried chicken. well, we didn't have garlic farm or sweet bourbon barbecue, and he had to walk uphill both ways. >> and it's not every time. yeah, right. graham, hi. you're from my.

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