i quote my friend john klee saying those who are most easily offended should not be the ones deciding what everyone else gets to watch or listen to. there's an elitist tendency of thinking you are protecting someone will not acknowledging what you are really doing. these people are far too people to defend themselves, we must protect these weasels. >> well done. you can get both books, you can buy them at once. >> book fight. [laughter] >> we have to move on. thank you vivek ramaswamy, rob schneider, kat timpf, tyrus, studio audience. i love you, america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in

los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, vice president kamala harris making the border crisis 1 of the focal points of her campaign after arguing repeatedly that president donald trump only brought attention to the issue for his ego. >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. that won't stop them. >> his whole political stripe around a vanity project called a wall that would cost taxpayers billions. that wall will never get built. >> trace: of course much of the wall did get built and it did stop thousands of illegal immigrants from pouring into the country under trump. until biden-harris stop construction on day 1. the border czar even created her own chaos with her attempts at trying to explain why she would not go and see it for herself. >> you have plans to visit the border? >> not today.

[laughter] >> i've said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going? >> administration has asked -- i'm not finished. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. >> trace: but the times have changed and kamala harris is reportedly weighing a visit to the southern border during her trip to arizona this friday, so she is either taking the issue seriously right before the election, or she's doing what she accused the former president of doing, engaging in her own vanity project. common sense will give its taken moments but first, senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with how the issue is playing on the campaign trail. >> reporter: evening, trace, vice president harris has repeatedly said her values have not changed, but it's possible tonight that her strategy may be changing, at least when it comes to the border, as you pointed out. tonight there is new reporting that harris may be planning a

visit to the southern border in arizona perhaps as soon as friday this week. although details have not been decided and the harris campaign has not immediately responded to requests for comment from fox news digital. still a trip to the border by harris would certainly underscore the rising dissatisfaction among many americans when it comes to illegal immigration. critics say any border visit by harris at this point is just a political stunt. while they also urge voters to recall when ms. harris said this back in 2018... [cheering] [chanting] >> reporter: she was taking part in that chanting. meantime former president trump have rallies in north carolina and georgia this week continued to insist that his past performance as president and his plans for the future of our country should serve as notice

that the u.s. economy and particular to say nothing of the border will improve on his watch if reelected. as for harris' possible trip to the border, mr. trump said -- well he said she's going solely for political reasons, because after all it is the worst in history. i'm not surprised he said that, i know you are not either. >> trace: all about politics. kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. ♪ ♪ the "fox news @ night" common sense department is curious about kamala harris' upcoming trip to the southern border. it seems a vice president is suddenly intrigued by the border crisis. it's the very same intrigue that she had trouble mustering when she was put in charge of helping fix the broken border. in fact even when she was a senator and california attorney general, kamala harris was never a fan of the border, or those who secure it.

in those days she would not chance things like "-- or she would chant things like down with deportation and come out in favor of dismantling immigration and customs enforcement, you know, the 20,000 men and women who felt -- help enforce immigration laws, laws that kamala harris also doesn't like, or did not like. it's hard to say where she stands now because she will not tell us, just like she will not tell us of americans are better off today than they were four years ago, which is interesting because the migrants are certainly better off today, maybe that's because they get things american citizens don't get. so is kamala harris finally trying to improve the border were just trying to improve her polling? common sense knows the answer. her only trip to the border back in 2021 lasted a grand total of four hours. this time she's trying to buck the odds, hoping to make this trip last four more years. let's bring in vivek ramaswamy

former directions communication are and former white house assistant, thank you. great to have you. former bill clinton guy, mark penn, said that harris should not go to the border. watch. >> i think that's the last thing she should do. she's trying to avoid the issue of the border as much as possible. she's gaining speed by pushing the economic issue and she's put out a few economic plans that have been more or less unchallenged. >> reporter: what he's saying is when harris goes to the border it brings up bad memories. >> that's 100% right. kamala harris going to the border is like a criminal going to the scene of the crime and going for a photo op. it's not going to work. she can't answer basic fundamental questions like why she said she would defund ice. why under her water their

10-15 million people who entered this country illegally? what she still support giving taxpayer dollars defund gender mutilation surgery for a legal immigrants? she's running towards a problem, she should be running away and she should have gone to the border four years ago. >> trace: let's put this out, cnn poll, who do you trust more on immigration? trump 49%, kamala harris 35%. when you see those numbers, now we all know why she's going to the border. >> exactly. at this point i've been to the border more times than the vice president has which is very unfortunate because she can do something about it. the only reason she's going to arizona is because trump is five% ahead of her in the polls right now. she knows she has a real problem. but i don't think this will fix anything. if she should do anything she should go and apologize to the border agents for never apologizing and for accusing them of whipping migrants when they were coming to the border. >> trace: one of the key mistakes you made along the way and it will come back to haunt her. here's the head-to-head poll,

you can see, this by the way a left-leaning pollster organization, trump with a one-point lead. last week had kamala harris up by four. here's the analyst who says, on the back stretch of the race to election day, all eyes are on which candidate can best stoke their supporters enthusiasm all the way to the finish line, a slight shift suggest that harris crowd is not roaring as loudly as it was last month. is the roar quieting, tricia? >> i think she knows she can't run anymore on vibes. what i'm paying attention to more than just the polls though are the voter registrations. the inroads that republicans have made. a lot of viewers will remember in 2020 republicans got clobbered on the voter registration game. this is change this year. take pennsylvania, we've got almost half of that advantage. there was a 396,000 voter

registration advantage from democrats, we cut that in half, we've almost doubled to our advantage in arizona and north carolina carolina -- nevada are looking similar. >> trace: i want to put this up because it's fascinating, you had registered voters and stuff, here's the preference among likely hispanic voters and look at the shift here. 52-46. if those numbers stay the same, this is very bad news for the harris campaign. >> she's underwater with hispanics and upper -- african americans and if you look at arizona she's also underwater so i'm looking at the states. arizona, trump up five, in georgia up 4, north carolina up 2% in with the hispanic vote you will see that could be with the razor-thin margins, they can make the difference. >> trace: very quickly, when you throughout those numbers, the whole thing is pennsylvania is must win territory for kamala harris. 10 seconds. >> all roads lead through pennsylvania, she has to win it, trump is looking very strong in

the sun belt so it's going to require kamala harris to really come through in wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania. >> trace: >> pennsylvania she will lose because of the fracking issue. she can't tell us why she was forbidding it and then for it and then the pennsylvania people won't let her forget it. >> trace: a long list of can't tell you wise. thank you both. meantime and ohio sheriff who encourage people to write down the addresses with kamala harris yard signs so that illegal immigrants could be scent there to live has now been removed from election security duty. that sheriff will join us live in moments but first to ashley strohmier live in new york with the backstory on this. >> reporter: ohio sheriff's department will no longer provide security for in person absentee voting at the board of elections office. the announcement comes after the local elections board voted 3-1 to change the public safety plan citing what they viewed as a threatening post on social media by the sheriff.

the board's chair said in a statement, as board members, we are charged with preventing violence and disorder at the polls and to conduct a safe and secure election process. it is a clear -- been made clear by public comments in the past week there is a perceived intimidation by our sheriff against certain voters. the post in question came via bruce zuchowski's personal campaign facebook page where he wrote, when people ask me what's going to happen if the flip-flopping laughing how you not wins i say write down all the addresses of the people who had her signs in their yards so when the illegal human locusts, which she supports, need places to live will already have the addresses of some of their new families who supported their arrival. in a follow-up post, zuchowski said his initial post may have been a little misinterpreted and he continued to argue that people who vote for individuals

with liberal policies should be prepared to accept responsibility for their actions. >> trace: ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. let's bring in portage county ohio sheriff bruce zuchowski and arizona sheriff. sheriffs, thank you for coming on. as ashley was saying, you've gotten some pushback because of your initial statement. you say that you were misinterpreted. tell us how so and tell us what you really want people to take away from this conversation. >> well thank you. first of all i am the sheriff of everybody in portage county, all the citizens, at i've had several people come up to me and say sheriff, what's going to happen if we have an incident somewhere like in springfield, 30,000 or more illegals, what's your plan? at that point obviously i'm not going to do anything illegal, as the sheriff, and after all, reasonable things have been

taking care of as far as what we can do with the people. some people in my personal facebook page, we need to remember where these signs were because when there's nowhere else to put these people, i look at it as a welcome mat for people who supported her, to meet with these people that she supported, you know, and i guess that's the biggest thing because a lot of people say we don't support her and we won't allow these people to come to our houses. >> trace: we have seen a lot of counties and cities across this country, people saying we are sanctuary cities and then when they all come they are like we have no place for these people and you think what you voted for this so i see where you are going. sheriff, here's how bad the illegal immigration problem is in new york city, that the new york police department deputy chief said the following abscess. >> we believe there are guns and the shelters that have a gang affiliation, absolutely. do we believe they are being smuggled in?

absolutely. their conspiracy to commit crimes touches a lot of areas. from retail theft to extortion to robberies to human trafficking, and the worst of the worst, they've shot 2 of our cops. >> trace: and you wonder sheriff lamb, that's new york city. if they can't handle this problem, how do they handle it in l paso and in springfield and in aurora? they can't. >> they can't and that's been the message for a long time. the rest of the country has said it's not our problem. 1 out like sheriff zuchowski is saying, the chickens have come home to roost. now the people that have been through these bad policies are paying the price for it. nypd is a phenomenal agency, the best in the world, they are out there struggling to arrest these people and largely in part because they have a home-based they go back to where it's like a safe zone, they've created it

with these sanctuary policies to where you can't even go and root out these gangsters who are very violent by the way. and they do not bring anything good to america frankly and yet -- nypd is handcuffed. >> trace: a lot of departments across the country having the same handcuffs put on. i'm going to ask about the same question, the pro and con took kamala harris going to the border. watch. >> she's gaining steam by pushing the economic issue. i don't think are going to the border makes any sense at all. frankly that plays right into donald trump. >> i think it's smart for her to get to the border. democrats are vulnerable on this issue because for too long they really did not take this issue as seriously as they needed to. >> trace: you first, sheriff zuchowski, does this help or hurt harris? >> at this point it's too late. the dam hasbrouck. she will go down there to try to fix it with some crazy superglue. up into the border twice now.

i've seen these border patrol agents and they pleaded with us for help. they are basically walmart greeters right now. their hands are tied. i feel for them, i've heard stories about the horses and what they have to go through and it's terrible. at this point it's just too little too late. i pray people realize that. >> trace: what do you think sheriff lamb of the trip to the border? >> i've been saying for a long time, she needs to go to the border. i'm happy she's going to the border but make no mistake, this is 100% political because she could have made this move over lost 3 in a half years while she was the border czar back while this problem has been plaguing america. she chose to do it during the campaign season in a state where she knows she's now underwater to donald trump. if she goes down, a guarantee there will be tough questions. she will see the reality and the

real statistics of what we are dealing with in this country. i'm glad she's going. it's all about the campaign, has nothing to do with what's right for american people. >> trace: sheriff's zuchowski and lamb, thank you. some breaking news coming into "fox news at night", the suspect to hit in the bushes a donald trump's florida golf course and never got off a shot is now being charged with the attempted assassination of the former president. we are live with information on this. >> reporter: good evening, you might remember trump had previously criticized the justice department for the initial charges that he said were a slap on the wrist. but we are learning tonight the man who authorities say staked out the former president is now formally being charged with attempted assassination. he had at first faced two felony gun charges. shortly after he was arrested. investigator saying he was spotted with a gun near trump as a former president played around at his golf course. according to prosecutors, he had also written a note admitting it

was an assassination attempt on trump. he faces two additional counts including assaulting a federal officer. the new charges are part of an indictment that was unsealed today and if found guilty, ryan routh could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> prosecutors and agents have been working around the clock to discover the necessary evidence to assure accountability. our top priority should be ensuring that accountability occurs in this case and that those who run for office and their families are safe and protected. >> reporter: the son of routh is facing pretty serious charges now. 35-year-old was arrested on federal charges of possessing child pornography. fbi investigators were at his home in connection with the investigation into his father. they'd seized several electronics which investigators say contained hundreds of files related to child pornography.

>> trace: thank you. live in butler, pennsylvania,, former and why pd inspector paul mauro. it's great to have you on. we are getting breaking news here coming out of iran. this is from the trump campaign about iranian attempts to go after the president and the campaign says the following "intelligence officials have identified that these continued and coordinated attacks of heightened in the past few months and law-enforcement officials across all agencies are working to ensure president trump is protected and the election is free from interference. make no mistake the terror regime and iran loves the weakness of kamala harris and is terrified of the strength and resolve of president trump. the hacking and attempts on his life. what do you make of the new information coming out of this? >> what it highlights is just a full-court press that donald trump faces across the board. one of the things we need to understand about the way the iranian's run their hacking operations is that they have

something of a franchise model. the regime puts out essentially what they want and anybody who can bring that to their doorstep, they will pay. as a result, they will let all ships at sea try their hand at this. you have young people whose essentially job is to go online, steel credit cards, try to get a hold of stuff that is sanctioned, that the regime can't get a hold of that can very clearly it sounds like the holy grail in tehran would be to manage to compromise donald trump for the purposes that i think a lot of us can a tune. >> trace: two quick questions. the doj on the indictment of ryan routh, what you think about the indictment in the fact the evidence shows that he was at mar-a-lago several times before the day he actually tried to assassinate the former president? >> potentially answers some of the questions we had about how he acquired donald trump on that day. some of us looking at this right after the event posited that he

might have done preevent surveillance as opposed to the more outlier possibility of having a source close to donald trump that would give up that information. it does seem to be going that way. there for a month, there a lot, there for 12 hours. it looks like he got lucky but put in a lot of legwork. >> trace: lastly the congressman from florida is saying the fbi is stonewalling the house trump assassination attempt task force. why? >> will you have to wonder what is there. i would point to one specific to sort of buttressed the congressman's claims and that is to my understanding, nobody has yet gotten a hold of the full operations plan from the u.s. secret service. that's relative to the butler event. every event like that as an operations plan that's put in place ahead of time so everybody knows were to be across the entire detail. from what i understand, as we speak now, congress still hold l

plan and that plan would answer a crazy, paul butler, thank you. coming up, more proof kamala harris isn't quite the border security stalwart she's making herself out to be. plus, police under attack during a street takeover in philadelphia, the images here are unbelievable. a snapshot of a problem that is much bigger. and later in the nightcap... >> this issue cannot be reduced to a political issue, and we can take all of these perspectives into account and have meaningful good public policy if we just stop the rhetoric and the finger-pointing and do what we need to do. >> trace: failed borders are kamala harris might be making immigration a political issue, weighing a potential visit to the border. is the trip politically savvy or naive? let us know why it x and instagram @tracegallagher, we are coming right back.

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[chanting] >> trace: that video from 2018 of kamala harris chanting down with deportation and a parade with none other than jesse smollett. it was blowing up on fox digital today. let's bring in the author of what's killing america, jason rantz, a "new york post" reporter lydia moynihan. thank you for coming on. kamala, you can see their she's down with deportation but now she's trying to reinvent herself as somebody who is really concerned about the border. >> one thing she has been unequivocal about is that her values have not changed. so the values that we see in

that clip where she is protesting against deportation, those are her values, the values we've seen where she signed off an acl you form saying she supported transit surgeries for migrants, those values have not changed. there was a report today basically saying she sort of his quiet on some of these immigration positions like what she's going to do with dreamers. the kamala harris campaign declined to comment on that story. it seems like they are trying to be strategically quiet and hope some of this discussion will go away. i will also note some of the left in her party like bernie sanders has been saying that she's running down the middle but that he expects she will be a much more liberal leader than what she's sort of saying right now. very progressive immigration voice in the article saying she believes kamala harris will do the right thing when she gets into office. >> trace: she needs to be quiet for 41 more days. i want to play this sound because it happened in your area

in seattle jason rantz, the pro-palestine festival, here it is. >> straight up. not going to stop you. i'm not going to stop you. [bleep] america. [cheering] >> trace: it's notable that he's part owner of two professional sports teams in the seattle area. it's not going to help business. >> it's not going to help business unless i suppose they don't really seem to care. i mean they put out statements, talking about the seattle kraken and the seattle sounders. they put out statements but they did not do anything with them other than as of now like just send them into two individual reporters who ask. usually when they have statements they are proud of they will posted on social media, on their website and they will make a big deal about it but in this case they are not. in part because the statement does not really condemn what was said. may be they just want this to go

away and they will handle this internally. i certainly hope to handle it internally. but history has suggested that macklemore is going to continue to get away with this and anyone who uses language like that to talk about this country is just disgusting. i suppose the only criticism i could agree with him on his that this is a country that allows mediocre musicians like him to actually make a whole lot of money. >> trace: you look online today and there's all kinds of macklemore support for this kind of stuff. here's more on the harris rope-a-dope. >> there's an effort to rope-a-dope this thing to the election in my view. the other side has done 40 or 50 interviews with j.d. vance. i don't have to take my shoes off to count on my fingers and toes how many interviews that she's done with the governor. >> trace: have to believe at some point america is going to want answers. >> interesting we are hearing

more of a backlash from the media because these are the people presumably who want to be interviewing her, who want the opportunity to have that tv sit down and yet not a lot of criticism. to your point i think this will backfire because people want answers. even though a lot of folks said she won the debate with trump, we were hearing from independent voters, their criticism is they feel they did not have any more clarity on her policy positions after the debate than they did before. i think that could ultimately backfire. >> trace: you can see the vibe is starting to do that a little bit. jason, he wrote this, the quote "it was shockingly easy for me to get taxpayer-funded drug kits with pipes, cookers and more. outdo tell, jason. >> yes, i walked into a public health of seattle in king county office, i asked for a party kit and i came out with one which includes this hammer pipe that's used for them had a main. i got a free basing koepfer fentanyl,, comes with tinfoil, comes with a tinfoil -- me they

are calling this a pipe but it's kind of -- its tinfoil. i did not know how to create one of these pipes and so there's actually instructions and a bic pen that's distributed so you can make it yourself. taxpayer dollars going for this, it's not only happening in seattle, it's happening all across the country, just look up arm reduction. >> trace: yeah, welcome to the big cities. jason, lydia, thank you both. [siren wails] >> trace: philadelphia police promising to crack down on illegal street takeovers following a chaotic and violent weekend in which officers were attacked. one injured, multiple police cars damaged. let's bring in former fbi special agent fox news contributor nicole parker, great to have you. "the new york post" headline reads the following, drag racers turn philadelphia into a

hellscape with dangerous stunts, violence against police, they had a flamethrower. and here's the deputy police commissioner. watch. >> officers in there, in the car. they are jumping on the windshield, physically doing damage. they don't care about your safety, their own safety. you've seen the videos. they don't care. it's just about how much chaos can we cause. >> trace: its chaos, nicole, and it's unbelievable. >> it's awful, catastrophic, and these juveniles and young adults have no respect for human life. these incidents, it's extremely dangerous for innocent bystanders. it's one thing if you want to go out and cause chaos among your friends and peers. not acceptable and not okay but when you are starting to hurt innocent bystanders and law enforcement officers, it's absolutely disgusting. law-enforcement officers really do need to take a proactive approach in getting onto the social media accounts because that's where they seem to be planning these meet ups. it's too late.

once the groups have come together it's too late. law-enforcement officers are highly outnumbered by these mobs. they said that there were 11 locations within the philadelphia area that they were at on saturday leading into sunday, with 50-200 vehicles per location. do the math, 550-2200 vehicles. law-enforcement, you are clearly outnumbered, you don't stand a chance to attack that, so the key is to be proactive to try to stop it before it occurs. >> trace: speaking about numbered, a sheriff's office in virginia tells fox news digital that a halloween event at the popular kings dominion theme park broke down into mass chaos over the weekend as a brawl erupted among young adults with as many as 300 people in the area encouraging the unrest. the sheriff's office went on to say, and i think this is important, it seems to be the social norm for this younger generation to cause chaos. >> and that's highly problematic.

i think there are a few things we can look to you as to why the younger generation, the juveniles are handling their grievances in this way. think about it, the summer of 2020, we saw absolute chaos. there was a little amount of accountability during that summer and so i think people see the, i think the covid lockdowns were detrimental to youth and to young adults, and i also think that when there's no consequence we can expect this to continue. i appreciate that some cities have enforced laws, allegedly a fine, confiscating vehicles, but we need to know that that's enforced. that's the biggest deterrent, consequence. >> trace: it is indeed, great to have you, thank you. coming up, israel kills a top hezbollah commander as thousands flee southern lebanon. the latest on the widening conflict in the middle east is next. ♪ ♪

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24 hours in lebanon in nearly two decades and a day later israel and hezbollah continue trading waves of strikes as fears of a wider war in the middle east grow daily. let's bring in former special envoy for combating anti-semitism, a former navy seal who trained with idf soldiers, and from the hub bought of belair, robbed by chaim mentz, thank you for coming on. cameron, to you first, jake sullivan said there is on the fears of a wider war. watch. >> for one thing we saw the beginnings of it as i said when there was that big direct attack from iran against israel. if a country like iran caught brought in and a larger way in this conflict, other countries as well began to get engulfed in it. that's why we would see it as a wider war. >> reporter: >> trace: is it going that direction, of a wider war? >> i think it is. good evening, thank you for having me on.

i think what we are finding right now is the lebanese fighters, especially within hezbollah, are backed by the iranian regime, engaging in a decentralized command structure where they store weaponry and civilians homes and pay them income for it. like it or not, iran is drawn into this conflux does conflict in some matter or another so i think the question is whether or not it will extend to the iranian mainland or continue in lebanon. israel has been addressing some of those aggressively targeting some of these individuals. these are commandos specialty trained to go after israeli scent a probe for weaknesses along the border. they engage in a tax as early as october eighth, a day after the massacre. >> trace: it's kind of amazing because he talks about getting ahead of this thing, rabbi. the pages in the walkie-talkies against hezbollah but president biden, rich lowry pointed out in the national review, that israel's righteous war on hezbollah. he goes on to say to the biden administration this looks like a mere escalation because it does

not understand the concept of deterrence, making the enemy fair what you might do rather than allowing the enemy to set the pace or to constrain your actions out of worry over what he might do next. israel is good at deterrence and the world looks at it like you can't do that, that's cheating. >> what's really surprising the world is that israel is starting to take the initiative. you have to understand, are 100,000 people in the north that are not home. in other words israel lost a few miles of their border because they can't have their own people live there. so what are they supposed to do? they are going in and saying get out, at the hornets nest out. the more that israel does that, the world will say how dare you, how dare you, but you know what, israel has to self preserve if you are not going to be on my side. >> trace: exactly right. meantime noa tishby, in brentwood just up the street there's a bookstore that had protest outside, video that went viral because it was selling a book called understanding hamas

and why that matters. while this protest was going on, noa tishby, people were yelling in the bookstore, why is this book here and where is noa tishby's book? what do you think of the protest, what you think of the book and what do you think of the rest? >> i think the book should never have been in the store. understanding hamas and why it matters is clear, they are a terrorist organization committed to destroying israel, slaughtering and enacting sharia law. there's no communicating or talking to hamas unless they change who it is that they are. obviously that moment was horrific to watch and i'm happy that my book, both of these books are out there in order to provide the resources for everybody to read. i'm glad that person brought that up and the book about hamas needs to be taken out of every normal bookstore. >> trace: i want to get through you guys will more time.

netanyahu says he wants to return his people to the north of israel. is it likely that he can do that anytime soon in this climate? >> i'm hoping so. right now they are going after aggressively some of the infrastructure hezbollah has traditionally retained that they can use for launching attacks upon the northern border of israel. so israel will be laying the hammer down pretty aggressively so as to ensure lebanon stays out. my hope is in the next 30-60 days they will achieve that. >> trace: michigan governor gretchen whitmer, congresswoman rashida tliab going after the attorney general, they do not want her to prosecute these pro-palestinian protesters because the ag says its because she's jewish, they say that's not the case, what do you think? >> well we know they will do anything to stop the palestinian protesters from being arrested. but i want you to know i just got this right before he came on show, "the detroit news" reported the mayor of the muslim majority of the city -- 60% are

muslim -- is endorsing donald trump for two reasons. one, the economy, two he will get the war over in the middle east. biden and harris blew it. >> trace: finally to you noa tishby. anti-semitism, do you see it waning, do you see it increasing, what are your thoughts as you go forward and you travel the world and you are still traveling all over? >> i sadly don't see it ending anytime soon. we have to understand, in regard to what's happening in the north of israel, israel has shown restraint for 11 months, has been attacked for nearly 10,000 rockets, missiles and drones. the escalation in the north of israel is due to failed international leadership, specifically upholding agreements that are already in place in order to hold back hezbollah and they need to be upheld, specifically 1701, u.n. resolution, we have to do this and stop hezbollah and iran. >> trace: thank you all.

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, ashley strohmier, jeff paul, rabbi chaim mentz, lydia moynihan, jason rantz and jenny. czar from afar, failed border czar weighing a real visit to the border considering she's cut into trump's lead on immigration, is this a smart or naive political move and why. ashley strohmier. >> i don't think it's either. it's really hard for me to think that she truly cares about the border because she's not gone down there at all in the last couple of years and it seems purely political just to show her face for this one. >> trace: jenny. >> it's a cynical political move because you helped great the crisis but she's not burdened by what has been. >> trace: lydia. >> it seems too little too late. it frankly brings visibility to an issue that isn't winning for her, but i will say i applaud her, it's taken her a really

long time but at least she may go down and see what's going on. that might be good. >> trace: kevin corke. >> it's the right thing to do but it's the biggest political i role in history. no one is buying this at all. >> trace: i think that's fair. jeff. >> i could see her taking a different tone, maybe she goes to a city which is important for the cross-border relationship between the u.s. and mexico and maybe she totally talks about how we have to get along better and it's important for the economy. >> trace: rabbi. >> i think she's going to go there and this is what she's going to say, trump is the monster, he wants to get all of your family out of this country, i'm the nice one and i want to give you a better life. >> trace: there has to be some kind of strategy. jason rantz. >> we talk about media bias in a way of, like, how they cover things, but not necessarily what they leave out. something tells me they are going to leave out the fact that she was the border czar because

i've been reliably told by the same media organizations have previously called her a border czar she isn't actually the border czar so she's going down because she truly cares. if only she had the responsibilities this entire time. >> trace: if only. a smart move or naive? smart 10% naive 90% on x, instagram 85-15. frustrated patriot, naive, simply astound that will allow her to say she's been to the border. classic lady, will she dress and a white pantsuit and start fake crying like aoc did? stephen says damage has already been done in this amounts to nothing more than a photo op. terry says she will visit to say she has a plan for immigration and then leave with no plan. jeanette, a day late and a dollar short. and scott says, naive, voters will see through this, cities are already overrun with illegals and she would not stop. thank you for joining america's late news "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you back your tomorrow.

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