♪ >> greg: we're out at time thank you david apping low, kat timpf, tyrus, fox news with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you america ♪ . >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it's 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. breaking tonight, the feud over the migrant crisis now heating up with the texas governor threatening to send even more buses to sanctuary cities if the biden administration goes ahead with a plan to keep migrants in the lone star state. our resident border expert bill melugin is live with the latest on the back and forth. bill, good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening to you. we can forget about the trump era remain in mexico policy because the biden administration is reportedly considering a

remain in texas policy for illegal immigrants. the la times is reporting that the white house is thinking about using gps monitoring to force some migrant families who cross the border illegally to stay near the border in texas effectively restricting them from traveling across the united states. the times reports the idea here would be to discourage migrant families from crossing illegally and to help deport them quickly if they fail initial asylum screenings. texas governor greg abbott though is slamming the idea tweeting in part, quote, biden considers forcing migrant families to remain in texas. this scam was tried years ago and was shot down by a judge. we will send biden the same swift justice and add even more buses of migrants to washington, dc. the president of the union representing front line border patrol agents also shot down the proposal on fox news today. >> as much as i hate the catch and release, i also recognize

what the laws are and the laws are, if this administration chooses to release these people, this he are free to travel so he can't force them to stay in texas, that's against the law. >> reporter: the la times report on the remain in texas row puffily comes as bipartisan criticism comes as biden's handling of the border credits and keeps ratcheting up and democrat-led sanctuary cities are inundated with illegal immigrants and continue to demand that president biden continue to do something about the crisis as well as give them federal bailouts. now in response to the la times reporting dhs tells fox news they are constantly holding policy talks on howell to ensure a fair and humane immigration system that they say removes migrants who don't have a lawful basis to stay in the country. trace. >> trace: it's a big campaign issue all over again, bill melugin live for us in la. bill thank you. let's bring in lee carter president and partner and james kimmy executive director of senate working group.

thank you both for coming on. the gop congressman toney gonzalez said this. watch. >> it's almost as if biden is punishing texans for us trying to uphold the law and keep our community safe. remain in new mexico or remain in california? why is it texas? >> trace: he makes a good point, lee. why texas? >> well, i think it's a place where he knows he can't win. the bigger issue is, he clearly knows that he's got an issue on immigration. his job approval rating is only 42% overall but less than a third of americans approve of his rating on immigration. so this is a real challenge for him. so clearly he's trying to do something different, but this is not going to be the answer and this is not going to work. i think that a lot of people, whether you're on the right or the left, have very different concerns about immigration but they're on the top three of all voters. >> trace: lee talks about this being an issue, it's such an issue that in south dakota the

former president is actually kind of revving it up, right? he's campaigning on this. watch. >> i will immediately terminate every open border policy of the biden administration. we will seal up our borders like they were when they took office. >> trace: suddenly feels like 2015 a little bit james. >> absolutely. and i think, you know, it's really shocking when you look at president biden, his complete inability to address the human rights crisis on the southern border to the fact now you have democrats, democrat mayors of new york, chicago, calling him out for his inability to address it. so i think this is definitely going to be a talking point for any republican going -- competing for that position this next year and i think it's really just tragic and sad. i agree with governor abbott's tweet earlier. i think the legality of this is questionable, i highly doubt a court would let this stand and it's just sad at the end of the

day. >> didn't pass the test one time legally doubt it will again. gavin newsom, speaking of the democrats, said this on meet the press. >> filing deadlines haven't passed, president biden doesn't run why shouldn't we consider you. >> i think the vice-president is naturally the one lined up and filing deadlines are quickly coming to pass and we need to move past this notion he is not going to run. president bind is going to run and looking forward to getting him reelected. >> trace: i said said this lee but he will say it on sunday morning because that's when it's going to air. the whole concept of the california governor going on a national news show to say i'm not running always kind of raises the curiosity level. >> yeah, it's opposite day in politics in many many cases. is he really not running or is just saying -- what he's really saying is obviously biden decided to run so that's going to be it. so he's towing the party line but anything is possible. 75% of democrats, 75% of democrats say that they want

somebody besides joe biden to be the candidate. and so i think that gavin newsom sits in a pretty good place and he's doing exactly what he should be doing, saying let's just see how it plays out. >> trace: james lastly i want to get your take on this. 9/11 is monday, foxnews.com writes the following, biden's plan for september 11th, represent the first time since the attacks that a president has opted against observing the occasion at either the white house or any of the three attack sites. your final thoughts on this james, what do you think. >> again it's just sad. again it's clear this president is not leading being led by people within his administration. so it begs the question, are the people leading him do not care about the tragedy of 9/11 or two were they too young or not born yet. either scenario it's a tragedy for this country and something that we should really look beyond and i really hope the president does change his mind on this because acknowledging the tragedy of 9/11, following

in the footsteps of his predecessors is something that we need to rally together as a community as a country and remember what happened. >> trace: yeah, james kimmy lee carter thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: breaking news on the hunter biden scandal. the daily mail is exclusively reporting tonight on e-mails that show hunter biden consulted with joe biden's best friend, ted kauffman the former center about ukrainian politics three days before he joined the board of burisma for a million dollars annual salary. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo great to have you on as always, the daily mail writes joe biden's best friend gave hunter biden advice on ukrainian politics just days before he was hired by allegedly corrupt ukrainian gas firm burisma, raising questions over the president's knowledge of the first son's shady business dealings in 2024 -- or 2014, rather.

very cozy. it certainly appears sketchy. what do you think, john? >> trace, it's a good point. because what you want to do is establish a connection between the money that's going to hunter and then what did hunter do in return. was he actually doing real legal services? was he actually providing business advice. or was he actually trying to use his influence and his father's influence in the government. this should be of interest if we had real special prosecutors of interest, they should be following up because this is the point it becomes corruption where hunter's paid and uses contacts and influence in a way a normal person would not be able to because of his connections in the government because of his father. >> trace: yeah. you talk about investigating this, maybe it's not a smoking gun john but it's worth looking into and if you are a media outlet it is worth your time to investigate. meantime i want to get your take on this because i'm wondering,

the proud boy leader enrique gets 21 years. he was not there on january 6th, convicted of inciting the violence. montez lee gets ten years for burning and building killing a man. red state says the following, there's no way to square that circle except to assume that the doj makes sentencing judgment based purely on politics. why would someone who literally killed a man deserve less time in prison than someone who never laid a hand on anyone? >> makes you wonder whether there's consistent leadership at the justice department. we already have doubts because we had a terrible special counsel appointment and a terrible running of the hunter biden investigation. and now you're seeing these, i think, terrible sentencing disparities. i'm not going to defend the proud boys. i think 22 years is an appropriate sentence. he could have gotten longer for leading the most violent aspects of the january 6th attacks.

but what it points out is that justice isn't being done with people who did terrible things, violent crimes, killing people, destroying buildings. their sentences should be higher to match those that are being handed out to people who committed violence on january 6th. it's not a case for bringing everybody down lower. >> trace: yeah. i'm out of time as a matter of fact but i had to get your take on fulton county grand jury recommended charges against lindsey graham senators david perdue, kelly lost letter. what do you think of this. >> just shows how out of control the da in fulton county and the grand jury. she's indicted people in the executive branch of the federal government and thought about indicting members of congress. maybe she indicts chief justice is the next because she doesn't like the ruling abortion. it's going to make the federal government vulnerable to any state da or county da who doesn't like the federal government policies are. >> trace: john yoo good insight

thank you sirs >> a leader in minneapolis might be having second thoughts about wanting to dispanting the police department because she herself has now become a victim of violent crime ashley strohmier is live with more on this. >> reporter: hi trace t vice chair woman of the minnesota labor party once one of the leading voices of the defund the police movement but in the aftermath of the death of george floyd and the protests of 2020 she posted to facebook, quote, we are going to dismantle the police department. say it with me, dismantle the police department. mpd has systematically failed the black community. but after she was car jacked in front of her kids in broad daylight she is now demanding law and order. she posted this shocking picture to facebook that shows her suffering from a head wound. she claims that she has cuts, bruises, a broken leg and that

her attackers knew what they were doing and clearly had done it before adding quote catch these young people who are running wild creating chaos across our city and hold them in custody and prosecute them, period. she went on to thank minneapolis police the suspects remain at large but her car was recovered. meanwhile the city's police chief has previously said minneapolis is still losing police officers faster than they can hire them. trace. >> trace: ashley strohmier back to you in a bit. ashley, thank you. >> meantime first up in tonight's real news roundup the u.s. supreme court could review a lower court ruling that would cut off mail order access to the most common abortion drug in the country. the makers of mifepristone say the government should not second guess the food and drug approval or conditions of use. the case would be the high court's first major abortion ruling since overturning rowe

versus wade last year. california will officially recognize august as transgender history month beginning in 2024. the measure just passed the state assembly and is the first one like it in the nation. meantime the federalist is reporting tonight that youtube has punished one user for posting a video of real quotes from democrats and republicans on election interference saying it encouraged harmful or dangerous acts. clips of the interviews that were used in the video are right here. watch them. >> would you completely rule out questioning the legitimacy of this election if we learn that the russian interference in the election is even deeper than we know now. >> no, i would not. >> you're not going to rule it out. >> no, i wouldn't rule it out. >> there is no way you can go through a mail-in vote without massive cheating. you could have a case where this election won't be decided on the evening of november 3rd.

you know why? because people -- lots of things will happen during that period, especially when you have tight margins. >> trace: yeah. and hillary clinton goes on. i mean, the tape was four minutes long and it has hillary clinton a number of times saying that the election was stolen, that he's an i will la jay mate president same thing trump and his allies said in 2020. the user matt told the federalist that youtube demon iced the video meaning he cannot make any money off of it. let's bring in fox news contributor and author of come on man joe concha. you look at this video 4.5 minutes taken from news sources, there is nothing in there that is bad video, it's not fake, it's not false, it's not deceptively edited this is simply censorship of conservatives. >> as a journalist trace, you know the word, verbatim, right? so this is verbatim. there is nothing that is altered here in any way, shape or form.

so this is video in question, it's perfectly reasonable in terms of its content. hillary clinton, as you said, on dozens of occasions has called donald trump illegitimate as a candidate installed by the kremlin. she has said the 2016 election was stolen from her, quote, unquote. so this is clearly big tech once again playing the role of big brother on steroids all in an effort to protect the party in which it serves. and hillary's words by way in terms of it being stolen have had an impact. we've seen polls eight in ten democrats after the 2016 presidential election felt that that election saw the russians actually change vote totals by changing vote totals in voting machines. the good news, trace, is, that we're talking about this now, and every time big tech tries to get away with this stuff, it's right out of pyongyang it will be called out as we are right now. >> trace: yeah. meantime you talk about the

media that will not touch the hunter biden scandal but, boy, biden comes out on cnn with bad polls, joe, i mean, it's a blood bath. here's a few examples. >> the numbers, they're looking rough for president biden. we've been talking about it all morning and the fact it could be a troubling sign for democrats and the president's hope for reelection in 2024. >> there is no way to spin this. cnn reads the country's mood right now and finds that america is deeply unhappy with joe biden. >> 58% of americans say that joe biden's policies have worsened economic conditions. >> problematic new polling numbers out this morning for president biden. the cnn poll finds his approval rating sinking to just 39%. >> trace: when cnn says there's no way to spin this, joe, there's really no way to spin it. >> particularly when you peel the onions off here as far as this poll, trace. where you see that two-thirds of americans think that this president actually engaged in

criminal behavior as troors hunter biden and his business dealings over in ukraine and russia and china and kazakhstan. and then when you look at the fact that he's polling so low that we're now hearing whispers from cnn pundits that worked for the obama administration, like van jones like david axle rod that, whoa, maybe boy this maybe a time where joe biden needs to step aside and put somebody else forward. look, the by whom line is joe biden won in 2020 because he ran by running from his basement and pleading the fifth and saying that donald trump is bad and i will restore order and normalcy to the white house and to washington. and now he has a record he has to run on, right, and an age issue to run on as well. he's not going to get better as he gets older, and when you talk about crime and the economy and education and ukraine and you go on, suddenly he has to defend

himself, this is not good right now as far as him losing to every republican candidate in terms of that poll. >> trace: it's bad news and i don't have time for you to comment on this joe but worth putting up on the screen because, you know, it says what's the thing? joe biden's reelection would be a disastrous setback, 66% if he was reelected. that is the most telling number. joe concha always great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> thanks trace. see you later. >> trace: yeah. the national football league is underway, the defending super bowl champion kansas city chiefs lost their opener last night to the detroit lions 21-20 in the nation's capitol there is a movement to restore the teams controversial nickname but the new owner josh harris told the washington post not going to happen. here's griff jenkins. >> please welcome your super bowl 57 champions. >> reporter: professional sports are arrive with native american symbols. the kansas city chiefs opened the nfl season last night in arrowhead stadium.

when the washington commanders take the field sunday under new ownership in new uniforms, the neighborhood guardians association says bring back the old name. >> when they were the redskins, they represented everything good about america, and they represented native america. it's a modern day indian removal. it is a cultural genocide. >> he's not alone. an online petition at change.org shows more than 130,000 fans also want to change the name back. but the commanders team president, jason wright, ruled out any return to the redskins telling a radio show, quote, going back to the old name is not being considered. period. driving the opposition, progressive philanthropist george so rose whose open society foundation funds the national congress have american indians who led the charge to retire the redskins name a decade ago finally succeeding in

2020, and their fighting bringing it back now tweeting a statement saying ncai remains committed to fostering a proactive partnership with washington's leadership ensuring that harmful pasts are not repeat wind future generations. as for dc's fan base we got a mixed reaction. >> i like the redskins, it was always the redskins, i was a diehard redskins fan growing up. >> i'm against bringing it back because i feel it could be detrimental to some demographics and not a nice term. >> reporter: trace when the pollsters asked the demographic group that matters most a 2016 poll by the washington post, revealed 90%, 90% of native americans sur saved supported the redskins name and logo. trace. >> trace: griff thank you >> meantime we have some breaking news coming to fox news at night. a tragic situation coming out of morocco talking a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocking the high atlas mountains. nearly 300 people so far believed to be dead.

this is in the early hours. clearly these numbers will change going forward. 6.8 is a devastating earthquake, it kind of depends exactly how deep it was and how far off morocco and the epicenter it was. the deadliest earthquake for that country since one in 2004 killed over 600 people. it is breaking news coming out of morocco and we will keep you updated >> meantime coming up, the president of the chicago teacher's union is against school choice and scholarships for private schools but now her son is enrolled in a private school. her explanation is baffling some very influential moms as well as the common sense department. and later in the nightcap, a reporter proposes to an anchor while cameras roll. would you be fine with that, someone proposing to you on live television? if so why? if not why not? let us know on social media x and instagram, at trace gallagher weigh in, we'll show you the results and read the best responses in the nightcap.

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>> parents of your child changes their pronounce or gender now the sixth california district to ban keeping secrets but you can bet another state lawsuit is on its way. bill melugin is back live with us with more on the debate in orange county. bill. >> reporter: trace, after a very

heated hours long meeting last night, the orange school district became the sixth district in california to adopt a policy that essentially says parents have to be notified if their kids identify as trans and things, as you can imagine, got contentious. >> leave our kids alone! leave our kids alone! >> reporter: ultimately the orange school board voted to pass the resolution last night which triggers a parental notification when a student asks to be identified as a gender other than their biological sex or the gender listed on their birth certificate indicate and parents on both sides of this issue spoke out. >> kids are trying to figure their self out and sometimes they do not feel safe exploring talking to their family. >> this policy further the long-held belief we have in this country that parents have a fundamental right to direct the care, custody and control of

their children. >> has nothing to do with the communication towards the parents and everything to do with a witch hunt for the kids. >> this is not about outing anyone, it's about protecting parental rights and it's about protecting the relationship between children and parents. >> reporter: now the resolution came as california attorney general ron bonta is suing districts even getting an injunction against a similar one in the chino valley school district. a.j. bonta sent a message to the school district before last night's meeting warning them that he wouldn't hesitate to take legal action again to, quote, protect student civil rights. so, trace, we'll have to see if another lawsuit comes down the pike. >> trace: you talked about the border earlier, that's becoming a campaign issue, and parents rights becoming a big campaign issue. bill melugin, bill, thank you >> meantime the fox news at night common sense department is

intrigued by the story of stacy davis gate, the president of the chicago teachers union, for years davis gates has fought against school choice calling it racist and against the invest in schools act a scholarship program that allows students to attend private schools instead of public schools, again, racist. so common sense was surprised to learn that davis-gates is now sending her son to a private catholic school, 16,000 a year. apparently davis-gates needed to explain herself so sent a letter claiming black students on chicago's south and west sides have limited options and that her son was going to private school, quoting here, so he could live out his dream of being a soccer player while also having a curriculum that could meet his social and emotional needs. common sense wonders if that social and emotional curriculum includes the ability to read and do math. it's a valid concern considering

that in 53 chicago schools, not a single student can do math at grade level and at 30 schools not a single student can read at grade level. common sense thinks davis gates has every right to choose where to send her kid to school, but it's a shame that she doesn't believe other parents should have the very same choice. >> let's bring in carrie bowler former ms. california and founder of the battle cry and caroline moore vice-president at parents defending education. carrie to you first, i can't even imagine opposing school choice and scholarships for private schools and then putting your kid in a private school because you think it's the best remedy for that person. >> yeah, this is total hypocrisy once again from the left. and what they're doing is they are saying to parents, hey, we don't want you to have these rights, but we're going to have these receipts. we don't want you to have school choice but we're going to remove our kids from the public school system and send them to fancy

private schools, kat electric schools, that's where she sent her son and it's wrong and hypocritical of her and once again the left, all they do is spread lies. and they're hip criths. >> yeah, and caroline the form education secretary betsy devos made this point earlier. watch. >> stacy is doing exactly what millions of other parents want to do, and yet she and her boss, randi weingarten pretty much single handedly killed the tiny little school choice education freedom program in the state of illinois. it is the height of hypocrisy. >> trace: no different than the governor putting his kids in private school and all the other kids are home. i mean, it gets tiresome. >> it's exhausting. honestly as we see in illinois but also across the country, i mean, we have these elites who, you know, set the standards and pass laws and what not, and then their kids are held to a different standard. they can pull them on it, put them in private school, and it

creates a strange situation. you know, more than half of americans don't have -- can't do -- can't participate in school choice, like in the state of illinois. but really a lot of parents don't even know what school choice means and so they have to work through the public school struck as it is. and it's really disheartening that you would advocate on behalf of teachers or pretend to advocate on behalf of students like the unions do, when your kid doesn't even go to these schools. it's ridiculous. >> trace: yeah, and that's the whole thing now you have the orange unified school district becoming the sixth district in the state to require that parents be notified if your child's pronouns are changing, gender is changing, changing bathrooms. but the lawsuit carrie you know is coming, rod bonta is going to file a lawsuit and now you have to whole litigation in california, it's going to happen the next couple of years. >> yeah. and one thing that i want everybody listening to realize

is that this is a hill that parents are willing to die on, trace. this is the hill. and this is what government needs to understand. educators do not have super rights over parental rights. what we are saying in ill ill, i live in california. what we are saying is that our rights, our god-given rights as parents supercede the educator's rights. so what you teach our children in school, we have a right to know. all these secrecy clauses that we're seeing in these bills passed in california, it is not okay. we have never surrendered our rights, they cannot take those rights away. and so what we're seeing, just like you saw last night, trace, when parents rise up, when parents get organized and go on the offense, we win. and so i want everybody to take note across the country. copy what they did last night and take it to a school board near you. >> trace: yeah. your final thoughts on this caroline. i have about 15, 20 seconds. >> i completely agree and this is like a beacon of hope for

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cavalcante scaled the wall and not reported missing for about an hour. by the way, cavalcante remains on in the loose tonight nine days since the search began with hundreds of law enforcement officials tracking him on. he's been seen seven, eight, maybe nine times yet to be the apprehended. also breaking tonight an appeals court in louisiana, the fifth circuit court has delivered a scathing ruling saying the biden administration ran a foul of the first amendment when they pressured social media outlets over posts that included controversial covid-19 content. the attorney general there called the ruling a major win against censorship. with that, let's bring in board certified md and ph.d. research scientist dr. houman hemmati. i really is, i want to read the key phrase in this, quoting, president biden the centers for disease control and prevention the fbi and the surgeon general cannot coerce social media platforms to remove content it deems problematic. so this is a big victory for conservatives, especially down

in the south that so adamantly fought this throughout the entire pandemic. >> trace this is a big victory for everyone not just conservatives. this is not a political issue it's a human issue. here's why. when they censored truthful data and opinions about what's happening in the covid response they censored things that are about side effects of treatment, the negative social and academic impacts of masking and school closures, they were basically gas lighting people, people who thought there was a problem said to themselves i guess i'm the only one thinking this so i must be crazy. guess what happened? as a result these horrible policies tended to prop you will gate further and further causing more harm because no one realized other people were thinking the same way, they shut down that conversation and this is a travesty. >> trace: i want to move on out of huntington beach california just down the road, orange county has now ban voted to ban mask and vaccine mandates. orange county california

huntington beach banned masks. the la times had this headline of course, despite upparticulars in infections huntington beach moves to ban covid-19 vaccines and mask mandates. what do you think about this. >> the best response i saw on twitter with regard a article about this news was someone who posteded they should surround the city of hunterdon beach with concrete barricades and laser wire to prevent anybody from leaving because they're going to kill everybody. that's how many people on that side still believe. that somehow by not having these mandates you're going to brew a lot of virus and it's going to somehow get on it and kill everyone. that couldn't be further from the truth. yes case numbers are higher, when you go from a few to more that could be 50% or hundred % increase that's meaningless especially when people aren't dropping dead like they were. >> trace: certain schools going back to mask mandates, certain schools for a few days or a lot of days.

seems like they're setting the table for something bigger. >> setting the table for two different things. first many places realize they can have control of the parents and kids by imposing these mandates we know are harmful and second i truly believe they're trying to change the conversation. you've been covering so many stories related to all the things that are happening in school now socially and academically and otherwise. and they're trying to get i think a distraction from all of that by focusing the parents on masks and knowing they're going to forget about everything and i think parents won't forget. >> subsidiary of hershey may move one chip challenge because it may have contribute towed to the death have a teen. one chip challenge sells for about ten bucks comes in a seal file that comes in a coffin shaped cardboard box the vengeful pleasure of intense heat and pain not intended for children only adults. is it dangerous do you think? would you attribute -- they're still waiting for the results but they think this is what

caused it. >> the chili peppers that they use to make these really expensive chips are thousands fold more spicy than a jalapeno, right? and encouraging people on social media, encouraging kids, in fact, to try to do videos in order to spread this, you know, for free basically give advertising virally to see how many of these chips can you eat or how long would you have to wait before you douse your mouth with ice crime or something in order to put it out. it's horrificically painful apparently. guess what? kids do this and i have no idea the actual mechanism how someone could die from this but i could imagine someone could potentially get a cardiovascular episode sore something else that caused vomiting or could cause them to die. >> trace: something's happening. houman hemmati thank you very much. >> thank you. >> trace: a look at some of the wounded warriors exciting competing in this year's invictus game starting in germany. here's correspondent jennifer griffin snoop sergeant first class lawrence montoya joined

the army at 18 and served on special forces in afghanistan. in 2014, a roadside bomb struck her vehicle causing the loss of her left leg in a traumatic brain injury. a decade later, she's learned not just how to walk but to run. she is the 2023 co-captain of 59 american military servicemen and women competing in this year's invictus games. >> i definitely have had plenty of bad days. to be able to have folks that i've moat through these programs that i can just call and they will answer the phone or they'll call me back or text me back. to me that's better than any medal that i could get because they understand. >> reporter: 550 wounded warriors from 21 countries will compete. prince harry who served two tours in afghanistan as an attack helicopter pilot started the same year montoya was injured. >> i went to my first training camp in 2015 and that was when i was first introduced the world of adaptive sports.

it empowered me to feel like i was normal again. >> lance corporal and ca hustler fixed radio systems in the marines until a tumor on her foot forced an amputation. >> representing my country is so surreal because just like the reason why i enlisted is i wanted to do something bigger than myself, do it for other people. >> reporter: tech sergeant kevin greene says adaptive sports saved his life. >> i'm looking forward to my daughter seeing me play. i think it's really powerful because i did have her at a time when i wasn't walking. so for her to see me up and at it and really active, just so she can see that, hey, don't give up on what you want or your dreams. >> reporter: to quote the victorian poem invictus, it matters not how straight the gate how charged with punishments the scroll, i am the master of my fate, i am the captain of my soul. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> trace: jennifer nicely done. after this, would you be happy or upset if somebody proposed to

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bill melugin, joe concha, dr. houman hemmati and carrie prejean bowler. on screen romance, recently a news maker in tennessee proposed to his news anchor girlfriend while the cameras were rolling and she said yes, everything went well but the question is how would you feel about getting proposed to on live television. welcome to the nightcap, joe concha, you are first, yes or no for you. >> well, here's the thing trace, if you're a guy you propose to a gal on national television, live television, there's a good chance that if she was considering saying no, she will say yes to avoid embarrassing you and herself. in other words, it's an automatic yes. now, when things eventually end in divorce because eventually she didn't want to say yes probably, well at least you got that yes when it mattered and that's the important thing trace. >> trace: but it's a temporary yes i got it. ashley strohmier, would you say yes would you be happy. >> i would say yes but i would

not be happy and i would not show it and there would be a little conversation afterward. >> trace: yeah, nice little conversation, honey don't ever do that again by the way we're done. bill melugin, would you pop the question really on live television? >> hard no, and it goes back to what i said about the sporting eventr events and jumbotron you don't do it in those environments you don't know what she's going to say and it's just cringe. >> it would probably be down at the border for you and the atmosphere wouldn't be right. i get it. would you be okay with somebody asking on live television. >> i'm so glad i don't have to worry about that, no my husband did not propose publicly and no i would not want that. i think everything today is out in the open and some things are supposed to be intimate >> trace: houman hemmati. >> absolutely i'm about love and romance. if you really care do it. >> trace: i'm a hard no. x says happy six 34%, unhappy

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