>> out of time, thank you fox studio audience. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 pm on the east coast, 8:00 in los

angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". i cannot provide content that promotes a specific political party or specific candidate. while there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. >> trace: breaking tonight, alexa, why does big tech bias always lean in the same direction? just days after mark zuckerberg admitted to censoring americans during the 2020 election, fox news now finding that amazon's alexa would not weigh in on voting for donald trump, but was happy to weigh in on voting for kamala harris. and there's this... >> i heard a rumor that you worked at mcdonald's. is that true? >> i did, yes, i did. >> she was the daughter of a working mom and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle-class. >> trace: kamala harris still trying to connect with working-class voters but it's

looking more likely that she lied about working at mcdonald's why do you think that is? is it a big deal that she lied or small fries? meantime, the harris walls mac still ducking the media. critics say harris went so far as to fake a phone call. but we begin with president biden pointing fingers at benjamin netanyahu, not hamas, for the execution of 6 israeli hostages. and protesters appear more emboldened than ever as anti-israel demonstrators are back at columbia on day 1 of classes. ashley strohmier live with more on the chaotic start to the school year. >> reporter: even after the chaos we saw last spring which saw many demonstrators arrested, protests grew quickly on the first day of the new semester at columbia university and some jewish student say last month's resignation of a school's president isn't making them feel any safer. >> we've been getting e-mails nonstop about how the school has

made a commitment to mending fences but as you can see here, that's not happening. >> i'm a visible jew, i'm orthodox, i wear a star of david around my neck. i know that's putting a target on my back and coming to terms with that reality is quite frightening. but i know i can't stand down. >> reporter: take a look at some of the scenes from columbia's campus where the schools on a major statue was left covered in red paint. we know at least 2 of the protesters were arrested and taken into custody by nypd. demonstrations over the holiday weekend so roughly 5000 take to the streets of the big apple. even more flooding the streets on monday, lighting players and setting off smoke bombs and demonstrators we have spoken with say not only do they not have any plans to back down, but to expect even more marches. back at columbia, we are learning the extent of antisemitic incidents on campus with a new report from the university's anti-semitism task

force revealing some chalk findings that include jewish students being chased out of their dorms, spat on and even pinned up against walls. >> trace: we will talk about that. ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. let's bring in rabbi chaim mentz christina, former democratic candidate for u.s. senate in california and a previous brigadier general and israeli defense forces. general, the wall street journal had the following by the editorial board, "hamas murders 6 hostages, israel is blamed." it goes on to read, hamas probably can't believe it's lock or the lack of moral seriousness by it's enemies. the terrorists murders six israeli hostages including one dual citizen american and israel is suddenly under pressure to make concessions to hamas. why is the first reaction from this country, general, to blame the israeli government?

>> i think it's terrible. we are dealing with an evil organization that executed six citizens and israel must defend itself. we are fighting an existential threat on several fronts and we need administration to stand firmly with israel, not to point the blame towards israel but towards hamas. hamas is killing our citizens, holding hostages. and massacred 1200 people in one day, burnt people alive, raped women, decapitated children. israel must eradicate this organization and we expect the administration to fully supported us in every way. >> trace: yeah. so far that hasn't quite happened but i know that people are pulling for exactly that. our old friend, a columbia student back at school of course now, she has been on the show, she said this today on fox and friends...

>> these protesters, especially on campus is like mine, have been so empowered in their support for this terrorist organization that you literally have leaders of hamas and the islamic republic issuing statements of gratitude for them and for their protesting. i mean it's appalling and frankly very frightening. >> trace: appalling and frightening and yet it's reality >> big time reality. people aren't realizing. i'm asking america to wake up and smell the coffee. we always said how did it happen in germany, all over europe the people started hating jewish people, how did it happen? it's because everybody stood back and said we don't understand it. but it's happening like this, like this, like this, from college campus to college campus. jews are being run out of everything. but wake up and smell the coffee, germany came and destroyed your entire continent. look what's going on right now in europe. look what's happening there. they are ready -- took over london, are taking over france. what's happening in germany is now happening in america and i

have to say, i love my country but when we allow these people to march wild through college campuses without any -- without anybody stopping them, it will be bad for america. >> trace: talk about unbelievable christina, this is in new york city anti-israel protester. watch this. >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorists. he deserved it? >> sure. >> wise that great. >> what business does he have. >> what business did he have great music festival dancing with his friends? >> israel killed him, not hamas. >> trace: it's difficult to reason with that kind of hate. >> that is the queen tenses of ignorance. he was at peace advocate who went to a music festival. there is absolutely nothing deserving of what he got and i would urge that person to sit down with the parents, they

moved millions of people around the world. to be that heartless and that out of touch with reality, i'm extremely worried for the future of our country when i see that. >> trace: you have bought into the narrative, hook line and sinker, you've bought into somebody's able narrative and somebody needs to have a sitdown conversation with that man because he has no idea what he's talking about. general, what do you think of the u.s. department of justice charging hamas leaders over the terrorist atrocities on october 7th? is it helpful, you think it moves the needle at all on this? >> well i think it's important. it's important to recognize that it's a terror organization, important internationally to prosecute this terrorist. israel is searching everywhere for the hamas leader and they will all pay for what they did. hamas cannot continue controlling the gaza strip, controlling the palestinian society and inciting and making

a whole society hateful towards israel and towards the jewish people. they have a lot to work to do and we are thankful for the movement. >> trace: there is a lot of work to do. the new republic says the campus protests over gaza are all part of a good education. it goes on to say without being exposed to right -- diversity and disagreement, college students will learn how to think for themselves. nothing like good old-fashioned debate about eradicating one race. >> that is exactly what they want. stop thinking. i do the thinking for you. i made you into a drone of hate. imagine, if on october 8th president biden and vice president harris went and sat straight up, this is hamas, they are the cancer, they must be destroyed, their way of thinking cannot be tolerated anywhere in america, then nowhere what you have had this on campus or on the streets. we allowed the cancer to fester and we are going to start

reaping what we've sewn unfortunately. >> trace: april israel protester talking with alexis mcadams today at columbia. >> how all this is being handled by president biden and kamala harris, will it change how you vote? >> i wasn't previously a political person but now i'm a single policy voter. israel through and through. 's and kamala the one who said she sympathizes with the human emotion of the protesters. what are you sympathizing with, terrorism? >> trace: we talk to jewish people all the time and a lot of them have moved center or further to the right. >> i think americans are looking for a voice of reason. somebody who can make sense of the warped reality in which we find ourselves. when you see all of these hostages who were brutally murdered and executed and then you have people marching, pro hamas protesters taking to the streets, celebrating the death of an american. since one was it okay to do that? and so i think it's good that the biden harris administration

came out and called this heinous act those pro hamas protesters and what they were doing and marching, a day after the bodies of the hostages were discovered, but i think there needs to be a swift, decisive, repeated, consistent message that this is not okay and this inhumanity we are exerting is un-american frankly. >> trace: and we are normalizing it and that's the saddest part about it. thank you all. meantime president biden criticized again for appearing to be tougher on benjamin netanyahu than hamas terrorists after saying israel's prime minister is the one not doing enough to secure a hostage deal. bill melugin is live with more on the white house back-and-forth. >> reporter: good evening, most people out there were horrified when they saw the headlines this week, that hamas had executed six hostages including an american citizen. but president biden is now pointing the finger at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying he's just not doing enough to secure a cease-fire deal with hamas. >> mister president, you think

it's time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue, you think he's doing enough? >> no. >> reporter: today our colleague pressed karine jean-pierre on this. >> and the presidents public comments, why is he harder on benjamin netanyahu than he is on the terrorist leader of hamas? >> the president has been very clear about hamas leaders and what they have done. he was asked a question, he answered it directly. but hamas is responsible. they have more american blood on their hands. >> reporter: as fox as reported, the israeli military recover the bodies of six hamas hostages over the weekend and determine today had been executed. 48-72 hours beforehand. one of those hostages was an israeli american. >> tragically in a deal to bring home the hostages, it will come too late for him, but there are dozens of hostages remaining in gaza waiting for a deal that will bring them home.

it is time to finalize that deal. >> reporter: in the meantime hamas continues to post propaganda videos designed to add pressure to the negotiations. they've been showing video of more hostages they have in their custody with a graphic on the video that says "time is running out." >> trace: thank you. meantime just days away from the first ballots being sent to voters in north carolina with early voting in many states set to begin soon. in fact some voters may cast their ballots before the candidates get to the debate stage. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with what new polls are showing as the race enters a critical stage. >> reporter: evening, trace. this is one of if not the most underreported aspects of the 2024 race in my opinion. we are talking about just how well the presidential candidates might perform with hispanic and latino voters. it could make a big difference, especially in the swing states come this november. despite fawning media coverage

so far for the vp, it's the former president, trump, is not only outperforming his 2020 numbers with latinos but strongly preferred among hispanic voters when it comes to immigration policy. that's just one data point from the latest reuters survey which shows that hispanic voters prefer mister trump over miss harris when it comes to immigration. among the broader electorate, mister trump leads 46-36 on immigration policy. on the economy, while mister trump leads harris among registered voters, 45-36, the two remain tied with hispanic voters. thirty-nine% each. this as the latest group survey puts the former president ahead of the vp in pennsylvania, north carolina, arizona, wisconsin and nevada with the candidates tied right now in michigan and georgia. meantime mister trump will take

part in a fox news town hall on wednesday in battleground pennsylvania. on friday he will speak at the fraternal order of police's fall meeting in north carolina and then on saturday he will be holding a big rally in the state of wisconsin -- wisconsin. in case you hadn't read this already, current fox polling suggests harris as the lead with hispanics overall, around 13%, which means in reality it's probably much closer than that. >> trace: always is. kevin corke live in dc, thank you. let's bring in rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth pipko and princeton university political scientist lauren wright. welcome to you both. here's kamala harris addressing crowds in both detroit and pittsburgh, but doing it same speech and two different accents. watch. >> yep bad thank a union member for paid leave, you better thank a union member for vacation time.

thank unions for sick leave, thank unions for paid family leave. thank unions for vacation time. >> trace: the white house was asked about this today and they said this is not an important question, nothing to do with it, but a lot of people asked because they thought it's unusual. >> it is unusual. the good thing is it's not up to the white house. this election is up to the american people who i guarantee you are confused when politicians come out with kamala harris and flip-flop on their policy proposals every day. they are going to be confused when politicians like kamala harris go out and flip flop on how they speak to the american people. the american people are not stupid, they have their eyes and ears open and this is what matters to them, authenticity. that's what trump brought to the race in 2016. that's what i believe the american people are looking for, both in personality and policy and that's why it's important that this is not up to the white house but the american people. >> trace: meantime on x kamala harris said this about her job at mcdonald's.

watch. >> i worked at mcdonald's. i was a student when i was working at mcdonald's. if we want to talk about these golden arches being a symbol of the best of america, while the arches are falling short. and we have got to recognize that working people deserve livable wages. >> trace: the fact checkers going crazy but a lot have said there is little to no evidence that kamala harris actually worked at a mcdonald's. >> i don't know the answer to that. i mean maybe she did, maybe she didn't. she is from a background of a lot of educational privilege, her father was a professor, her mom was a leading cancer researcher, and so yes, there will be questions about how the campaign is framing her middle-class upbringing. but her parents were extraordinarily successful, had a lot of jobs, a lot of people

would have wanted. if it turns out she is longing, that's a disaster for her. i can't imagine she would have such a bald-faced lie be right out there in every campaign ad, that would be very bad strategy. i hope it does not turn out to be true. >> trace: meantime the polls kevin was talking about, hispanic voters give trump the advantage over democratic presidential candidate regarding immigration policy. although overall, hispanics still have a lead over the former president. but it is narrowing, which is surprising a lot of pollsters. >> it is. like i just said, donald trump was authentic, he brought something new to politics in 2016. not just the republican party but to politics in general. we now look for something else from our politicians and that means the american people get to get a different look at politics. it's different from what they've seen over and over again. that means the democrat party has to have a new strategy because the dynamic has changed. for many years they relied on

the jewish boat, female vote, hispanic vote, black vote and so many others. it's generally great that both parties at all candidates have to fight every four years to earn the votes of the american people because relying on them is not the american way. >> trace: meantime abc episodes, this is post convention and it shows kamala harris it appears did not get much of a convention bump. you see 49-45 before, 50-46 after so really no bump at all. are you surprised? >> not really. i mean if there are bumps, they are short-lived and they are very small in magnitude and that is just the tradition of national elections in this country. i think either side has to be extremely circumspect right now. they can't make any assumptions. trump, i've said from the beginning, has the advantage on the issues. if he can stick with the issues. so it's really himself that's to blame if he loses this election.

harris will win if it's a personality contest, but on the issues that americans care about , she has a bad record and the biden it ministration and really unpopular policies but it would be a mistake for trump to look at these numbers and thank maybe it's not as close as we thought, maybe we've got this in the bag. it's going to be a razor thin margin no matter how you slice it. >> trace: thank you both. coming up, new videos appearing to show kamala harris and tim walz completely ignoring the media. we will let you decide if it was intentional or not. and later in the nightcap... >> when she was young she worked at mcdonald's. and she greeted every person with that thousand watt smile and said how can i help you. >> trace: did she work at mcdonald's? looking more likely that kamala harris might have, you know, padded the resume a little bit. the fact that you worked at

mcdonald's decades ago, something that clearly has become a major talking point throughout her campaign. why would she lie about something like that? how big of a deal do you think it would be if she did lie? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. to duckduckgo on all your devie

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night" commonsense department was listening to the old lynyrd skynyrd song don't ask me no questions, with the key lyric says "so don't ask me no questions, i won't tell you know lies." it got commonsense thinking about the harris walz campaign were after bangkok tailing lies, wolde harris and walz are now skipping the questions altogether. come. >> everyone: is opting out of questions by being too busy to answer or at least appearing to be too busy. now when she gets out of the suv , it's very clear that she's on the phone. in fact kamala is so on the phone that she's wearing wired headphones and still puts the actual phone to her ear. that's an important phone call. don't ask me no questions, i won't tell you know lies. to malls on the other hand it doesn't know the i'm too busy to talk signal so he just walks away. which is unfortunate when you are being asked about the execution of six israeli hostages. sometimes it's better to be phony than callous. the bottom line is paris and

walz have decided that all things are better left unsaid. commonsense would remind everyone that the lynyrd skynyrd role can always come back to haunt. remember, they also wrote a cautionary tale to politicians who refused to answer questions, it's a little song called what's your name. let's bring in district media group president along with the author of what's killing america , seattle talk radio host jason, to you first. the video, you can see the earphones, on the phone still goes to the ear. it just looks so phony and contrived. >> i used this exact same tactic over the weekend when i was on the flight, where you put on your headphones so you can't actually answer anyone who wants to talk to you, if you have someone seated next you who's annoying. it's a strategy that works but it's very transparent because everybody knows what it is you're doing your for think she realizes that, but she knows

she's not going to get called out by left-wing media outlets and so really the only people who even saw the video are those folks who watch fox news or they called it on social media. but that's about it. it adds to her credibility issues of being inauthentic. >> trace: it really does. alexa got totally busted today, beverly. we never play 32nd soundbites on this show because we don't want people going to bed, but this is worth it. thirty seconds and listen to alexa being questioned about trump and about kamala harris. it's well worth it. >> alexa, why should i vote for donald trump? >> i cannot provide comment that provides a -- promotes up specific political party or candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? >> there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, the most significant may be that she's a woman of color who's overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. additionally, her experience as a prosecutor and her record of

accomplishment in the areas of criminal justice and immigration reform maker a compelling candidate. >> trace: i mean we asked at the top of the show but why is it that, mistakes always go the same direction? >> i want to say that clip is so powerful you don't even need our commentary on it, it tells the whole story. one of the things i think about this is that you have jeff bezos who owns amazon which owns alexa, he also owns the washington post. the washington post is not doing so well these days so i think he's inserting his bias into other products that he's felt. the concerning part too is that this is in millions of homes across the country and the bias is not even hidden, they are just saying we won't talk about donald trump, but always glowing reports of kamala harris. she's very busy and can't take questions but let's tell you how wonderful she is. >> trace: if they weren't caught red handed, this would still be going on tonight. kamala harris, or x post says, our veterans, military families and veterans should be honored,

never disparaged, and treated with nothing less than our highest respect and gratitude, it's my belief that someone who cannot meet this simple sacred duty, talking about trump, should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the united states of america. but here's what the gold star families had to say about kamala harris and her comments. >> kamala, your statement is nothing more than a political spin to help you look better. >> vice president harris, why will you not express your condolences, yourself, why have we never heard from you? >> president trump has been there for us. he's been a rock. these are the only memories we get to make with our son and it is you who is playing politics and trying to detract from our memories made that day. >> trace: as these families would tell you, this statement by kamala harris is as phony as the phone call. >> absolutely. this is an administration that has tried to disappear these

families. they don't acknowledge that anything less then a perfect withdrawal happened in afghanistan. it is incredibly offensive. this idea that donald trump is the one who's acting politically is so absurd. the only time kamala harris, and joe biden, care about these families is when they can make some sort of point to attack donald trump. they have nothing to say when it comes to the sacrifices these families have made, losing their loved ones. they have nothing to say when it comes to offering a little bit of comfort and yet donald trump is here at their request and everyone is upset. yet again here's the theme, you are really only going to see those videos amplified on social media and on fox news because cnn will not cover this, msnbc will pretend it never happened, they completely in order it. >> trace: speaking of censorship, jonathan turley had the following to say. >> the biden harris administration has proven over the last three years to be the

most anti-free-speech administration since the time of john adams. that is due to supporting one of the largest censorship systems in the history of the world. >> trace: and they want to keep the snowball rolling. your thoughts? >> they really do. kamala harris will talk about freedom but the reality is it's only the type of freedom she agrees with. if it's progressive ideology. what we know about the biden harris campaign is they did everything they could to suppress speech on covid. we know the government actually put a pressure campaign on facebook and on instagram. we know that now and so when she talks about freedom, remember what they did during covid because she has the same people working in her campaign. >> a lot of people in this country have a short memory, sometimes it's tough. thank you both. coming up, crime in san francisco back in the spotlight after a rookie wide receiver for the 40 niners was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery. the latest on his miraculous

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[♪♪] >> trace: san francisco 49ers wide receiver ricky pearsall already spotted back in the gym after being shot in the chest during attempted robbery in union square over the weekend. bill melugin is back with more on the incident, how it might impact the rookies season. >> reporter: this was yet

another blackeye for the city of san francisco. talking the 49ers first-round draft pick, the victim of an attempted robbery over his rolex watch while he was walking back to his car alone on saturday. video shows a bloodied ricky pearsall being tended to buy paramedics after he was shot in his chest near san francisco's union square. he reportedly fought back against his attacker, they both struggled over the gun. both of them ended up getting shot. thankfully pearsall was quickly released from hospital and now we are hearing from the cop who first got to him. >> blood coming down and i see him look down and he's like, am i going to die? i grabbed a hold of him really tight and i looked at him and i said look at me. i said i know you don't know me, but please trust me. it's not your time. you are going to be okay, okay? god is with us right now. >> reporter: pearsall's mom feels the same, posting on facebook, first and foremost i want to thank god for protecting

my baby boy. he's extremely lucky, god shielded him. he was shot in the chest and it exited out his back. thanks be to god it missed his vital organs. police say the suspect, a 17-year-old juvenile, was arrested and also taken to hospital. the da says he's now been charged as a juvenile. >> attempted murder with the allegations, enhancing allegations of intentional discharge of a firearm and personal use of a firearm. assault with a semiautomatic firearm and attempted second-degree robbery. >> reporter: 49ers gm says he's just thankful that pearsall survived this. >> by the grace of god, ricky pearsall is here with the team and doing really well. just wanted to address that situation from a team perspective. we just all feel incredibly blessed. >> reporter: with the start of

the season, talking about the football impact on this, the 49ers have placed pearsall on the injured reserve list which means he will miss at least the first four games of the nfl season. small price to pay for surviving a bullet to the chest. >> trace: it is a small price. thank you. let's bring in former san bernardino sheriff's deputy and -- thank you for coming on. i want to play a quick soundbite from the police chief in san francisco about the shooting. watch. >> thankfully mister pearsall is in stable condition. although the subject is in custody, this is still an active investigation. this kind of violence is simply on acceptable in our city. >> trace: unacceptable and yet in california it keeps happening because they don't seem to have many remedies. >> what's happening in california under proposition 47 and 57 just alike, as well as senate bill 54, we become a sanctuary state. the reality is, we have crime

that's out of control, law enforcement has no enforcement effort in regards to holding people accountable. kamala harris was the spearhead in defunding the police and that's what we feel all across the state of california. my story is no different than any other county in the state. we are overwhelmed with the amount of violent crime and human trafficking and drug running that's taking place all over the state. >> trace: we should note that the sheriff's coming back from a crime scene. it looks a little dark but he's on his way back from a crime scene. megan, criminal defense attorney says the following, proposition 47 like the sheriff was talking, a major contributor to crime not only in san francisco but across the state because you had previously convicted felons who were not deemed dangerous. i mean this is part of kamala harris' legacy. >> it really is. first and foremost i want to say shame on the das office for charging him as a juvenile. under failed california policy, he will only spend in custody up until his 25th birthday if

convicted of attempted murder. so there's a clear difference between a youthful indiscretion and the willful cold-blooded decision to try and steal a piece of metal off a person's body, to watch, and pull the trigger on a weapon. this is exactly what happened when kamala harris decided to name prop 47 the safe school and neighborhoods act. this is her fault. this is why people need to get out there, vote yes on prop 36, stop -- start holding criminals accountable because all this does is signaled to juveniles that you can commit a crime and you will get a slap on the wrist >> trace: and people don't realize that as the state attorney general, she's the one who was in charge of naming it and she named it safe neighborhoods -- i mean it was just such a joke to begin with. former major-league baseball player posted this on x, what an absolute hellhole of the city. talking about san francisco, the mentally ill libs will tell you how beautiful is will they get mugged and step in -- well it's

not covered, there you go, the s word. it's a beautiful city, a lot of people will say that, but man oh man was domask. the fixes a long ways away. >> the fixes a long way away. i just visited san francisco as well as berkeley. i grew up in california and it's as bad and as ugly as people say it is. you are stepping over people living in the streets with human fecal matter on the streets, with crime out-of-control. i have police officers who are friends in the city of san francisco and they are throwing their hands in the air. it's not the same california we knew it just few years ago. >> trace: it's not the same. a restaurant owner said this to the san francisco chronicle, i don't have any hope right now. if the crime is down, i'm glad to hear that, but i'm not the beneficiary of the decrease. the reason he says that is because his restaurant has been broken into nine times in four years. >> will you have people like the

mayor saying that crime is down. that's because there's nobody left in your city because the crime is so bad. people are no longer calling 911 because the response times are so bad because of that defund a police movement. all this has done is hurt the community. our civilians, our citizens should not be political ponds in this social justice experiment, to let people run rampant, commit crimes and ruin people's lives. >> trace: very quickly, his megan right, is this one of those things where because of the policies, because of what we have done over the past ten years, we are being damaged because of that now? >> spot on. take a look across the state of california where law enforcement is going call to call and they can't keep up with the amount of calls but yet no one is held accountable or taken to jail. the reality is, when you talk about crime statistics being down, it's easy to show that crime statistics are down when you change the formula. when you have a formula that has

changed, you can manipulate the data to show the crime rates are down. in actuality they are not down, they are up. >> trace: ten seconds, that's a fair assessment. >> absolutely fare. i don't think there's anybody in california that will tell you this is the california they want to leave for their children or grandchildren, when you don't even feel safe taking your kids to the neighborhood park. there's a problem. >> trace: thank you to you both. she worked at mcdonald's but i worked at wendy's. >> one candidate worked at mcdonald's while she was in college. >> trace: it's looking more likely that a central narrative of the harris campaign that she worked at mcdonald's in college could be false. why do you think she would lie about something like this and how big a deal is it? we want to know what you think, let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher and we will read your responses coming up next in the nightcap. oh-ho-ho, look at that jet stream. [ whistles ] weather. oh, boy.

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mcdonald's decades ago. a lot of people now wondering why would she lie about working at mcdonald's, is it a big deal and why, ashley strohmier? >> i think it's a big deal. if she's going to lie about something so simple, what else will she lie about? now two people on the democratic ticket who seemed to be called -- fibbing and it's not a good look for the democrats. >> trace: that's kind of my point, what are you doing, why would you lie about working at mcdonald's? who cares? >> ashley is spot on, if you will like about a little, you will lie about a lot. it makes me wonder what they were thinking. >> trace: what were they thinking? rabbi. >> she's brilliant. not talking about her record. mister trump holding up eggs. don't get caught up in anything else. >> trace: it's one of those things that the fact checkers are going out and nobody has declared she didn't work at mcdonald's, but it's a pretty

easy search. there's a franchise, there's a pay history and so on and so forth, christina. >> i'm a little bit on the other end of this. come on, we don't have proof. we have to get some good investigative journalist out there. >> trace: what if she did -- what if she didn't? >> if she didn't it matters but in the meantime it speculation. >> trace: bill? >> i don't get what the point would be of fibbing about it. i don't think anybody cares where we had our first jobs. i worked at tgi friday's. i think i could find a picture of myself to prove it so i don't know why she doesn't do that. >> trace: i used to go drinking at the same one on fridays. jason. >> you want an investigative reporter on this, let me tell you i've done the research. i've done the deep dive and i can exclusively report to malls actually worked at mcdonald's and kamala served in afghanistan. it was just some grammatical mistakes made to cause all this

confusion. >> trace: grammatical errors, is both simple grammatical errors. is lying about working at mcdonald's a big deal? yes 93% on x 85% on instagram. bob says nobody cares where she worked, they care more about what she's accomplished in the last four years. ruben, absolutely not, focus on immigration failures, inflation, interest rates, hamas loving foreign policies, nobody cares about mcdonald's. anna says her lying is an issue, a big one. shouldn't dwell on the incident but it's a pattern. it's not worth it, focus on policies. shane, lawyer, lawyer, pants on fire, it's a big deal. scott says trivial but it shows that she is willing to lie about anything to make herself a little relevant. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. i grew up shopping here, and now i love bringing my family here to gear up for all of our adventures together.

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