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los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. >> the federal relief and assistance that we have been providing has included fima providing $750 for folks who need immediate needs being met such as food, baby formula and the like. >> trace: fima is apparently broke. at least a part of the agency that handled money to hurricane victims. >> we are expecting another hurricane hitting. we do not have the funds, fima does not have the funds to make it through the season. >> trace: they don't have money to cover another hurricane but has plenty of money to pay for illegal immigrants. maybe that's why the victims of hurricane helene say the government is nowhere to be seen >> i'm going to tell you every thing that's happening from the ground because what they are telling you is complete [bleep] on the news. they are allowing these people to [bleep] die in the mountains

right now because we can't get helicopters. they've got money for everything else in the [bleep] world right now. >> trace: a florida state guard operator with a civilian flying a helicopter looking for signs of life and finding it. even saving an 11-day-old baby and an older woman with a one day supply of oxygen remaining. he and the man who joins the helicopter will join us in moments. meantime the dhs inspector general says federal agencies have been releasing noncitizens without identification into the united states and allowing them to board domestic flights p or it begs the question, who are these people? the senior national correspondent kevin corke's life with some answers. >> quite a story. while the homeland security secretary did insist today that they are out of money to help disaster victims for the rest of hurricane season, it should be noted that just last week congressional lawmakers made sure that they had more than $20 billion in its recently

passed emergency spending bill. however, with... dhs was awarded $640 million by congress to help shelter and support illegal migrants. and that figure is up from 364 million in the previous year. while the pots of money that handled noncitizens and hurricane relief are not combing gold, questions are mounting tonight about why is there money to help communities deal with illegal immigrants but not money for natural disasters? >> they've given over a billion dollars to illegal migrants that came in and out they have no money for north carolina, for georgia, for south carolina and alabama, tennessee and florida. i think that's a disgrace. it's the worst run. >> former president trump there. hurricane season doesn't pass until the end of november.

meantime lawmakers on capitol hill are expected to green light an extra aid package and a spending bill due around christmas and some democrat lawmakers want to increase aid for illegal migrants to around $3 billion. this is all happening as a brand-new report from the dhs inspector general finds that the border patrol, ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without ids into the interior of this country and allowing them on domestic flights. among the key findings in their report, they say this. if border patrol and ice continue this practice, they may inadvertently increase national security risks. and quote. >> trace: kevin thank you. >> trace: the common sense department doesn't need a lesson in congressional funding to realize the federal government

has screwed up again appeared they say there's not enough money in fima to fund the remainder of the hurricane season. yet fima is still actively funding ssb, the shelter and services program which provides funding to illegal immigrants, money for everything from housing to clothing to translation services. the program has spent more than a billion dollars in the past 20 months. when republicans complained about the lack of hurricane funding, democrats reminded them that ssp money is funded by congress and cannot be used for catastrophic events. common sense does not care about what money is in what bucket. common sense knows all of the money comes from u.s. taxpayers. so why does fima have enough money to fund a biden-harris policy disaster and not enough to fund an uncontrollable natural disaster? it appears there's plenty of money to help illegal immigrants in america but not enough to help american citizens in

america. plenty of money for biden to open the border, not enough for mother nature to open the floodgates. common sense knows the people in the wake of hurricane helene are only asking for a lifeline. and can't even seem to get a timeline. let's bring in steve hilton and ... thank you both for coming on. and steve to you first. they can pay for the biden harassment man-made disasters but can't pay for natural disasters. what you make of this whole thing? >> i think americans are watching this tonight and absolute disbelief that this is what's going on with their government as you say, to hide behind some bureaucratic nonsense about which stream of money. no. this is our money and win our people are needed they should get the money. that's what it's for. i want to make about... it tells us a lot about kamala harris. i've worked right at the side of

the leader of a country. i know that a big part of the job is when you have bureaucrats and aides bringing you plans that are no good you've got to push back against that. that insulting, inadequate proposal, $750 per she should have said i'm not saying that. you've got to bring me something decent. and said she went out and read it out. that tells you she is not the kind of leader we need appear she's not the kind of person that's going to push back against bureaucratic nonsense. >> trace: these are the objectives and i will let you go down these things. number 1 is about dei. number 2 is the whole community of climates. you've got climate change for number 2. number 3 is to make sure that fima is ready. you would think that number 3 would be number 1 because fima does not appear ready. >> in the equity argument is ridiculous because hurricanes don't discriminate on gender or ethnicity. the second point is earlier this year, they said they had enough

funding for the hurricane season but again all of that went to not americans pay her we saw with ease palestine, ohio, and hawaii and win not... this is what an america last and ministry and looks like. >> trace: under current processes, cpb and ice cannot ensure that they are keeping noncitizens without identification from entering the country. tsa cannot ensure its vetting and screening procedures prevent high-risk noncitizens who may pose a threat to the flying public from boarding domestic flights. biden and harris is putting americans at risk is what this ig is saying. >> on top of the revelations last week that we discussed, 13,000... you try boarding a flight with no i.d. you try doing anything without an i.d. apart from voting which they love you to do without an i.d.

and maybe that's connected to the story. >> trace: i want to put this up because this is for you. the dhs statement on the ig report. the inspector general's report contains an accurate statement -- and accurate statements and is misleading. the same people who are telling us the border has been secured for three and a half years says the ig has got it all wrong. your thoughts on this. >> they are completely lying to the american people and trying to cover up for their failed policies president donald trump gets a lot of flack for calling kamala harris stupid but win you look at policies that's basically giving keys to a stranger into your house and you don't know if they are murderers, i it's pretty stupid policies. >> trace: you are both correct. thank you both. >> we are in nashville and i saw two air force helicopters and they say we can't go we are waiting on orders. they can't get any authority. there's military helicopters all over here and they can't do

nothing. they're allowing these people to [bleep] die in the mountains right now because we can't get helicopters. they've got money for everything else in the [bleep] world right now. >> trace: the liberal media and the biden-harris administration are painting a picture of an urgent and competent federal government response to the devastation from hurricane helene but what's really happening on the ground and in the air and in those affected areas, let's bring in search and rescue expert and retired navy captain ... john howard from the florida state guard, special missions unit. and a north carolina helicopter owner participating in the search and rescue operations. john to you first because that was your post on social media they are. what you're saying is that you and your buddies rescued that 11-day-old baby and the federal government and the state government had nothing to do with it correct? >> correct. they had nothing to do with it. if it wasn't for people like him that donated his helicopter to us that baby would be dead. if it wasn't for strong leadership that we had that

scent me and my team up the here that baby would be dead as well. everyone on the team, we all played a role and got that baby out. if we did not have his helicopter support there would be a dead baby right now. >> we are showing the video right now. you guys may not be able to see it but we are showing the video of what you are seeing from your helicopter and what you did. i want to know as you grow up there, what you looking at? what you seeing that we don't know about? >> what let me to this whole mission is i had family up there i couldn't let it sit in the hangar. i knew that once i was up there ... there's a lot of controversy but they gave me submissions. we made a team and we went on her own search and rescue mission appeared what you are seeing right now on the screen is a very small piece of the devastating damage and

catastrophe that is in the mountains of north carolina. >> trace: dozens are still missing from the areas. they are looking at right now. families don't know where family members are and can't get a hold of them. what do you do to find them? >> time is your ally. up to the moment of an upcoming disaster. a becomes your enemy after that disaster is done the prepositioning, the planning that needs to be done to get as many assets into the air as fast as possible is so vital to do. not only just got them there but have those aircraft loaded with heavy vehicles and have those aircraft and helicopters equipped with infrared to find those survivors. drop phones in areas that are inaccessible to get in there and support these people. it's all about time. these guys are heroes but there's not enough in there right now. >> i want to play some sound and go back to you jonathan. these are some north carolina residents. listen to what they say. >> we are not getting the amount

of support that we need. >> we haven't seen fima, we haven't seen red cross, hearts with hands, we've seen no agencies coming here. most people drive through with their cameras out filming us like we are animals and is due and they don't stop. >> trace: sounds to me like the story that you have been telling, are they telling the truth do you believe? >> we are the first people to ever reach them. i'm like i'm from florida and they are like what and they are like where's our government that. they really ask. i've had people ask me weather governor is. it seems like everybody's asking >> the tennessee senator says nobody has seen everything like this. that's a quote. he went on to say is it hyperbole or win you fly around are you like what in the world. >> i'm from north carolina.

i've lived here my entire life. i grew up... the list goes on end. nothing compares to what is happened out there. i don't think it's massively as devastating as katrina but there are pockets just as bad if not worse. i've never seen anything like it to the point of those residents, i've been out there. i've sacrificed 80 hours in the past five days and tomorrow the mission goes on. i've seen two officials, no trucks, no trailers, no camp. that's really the truth right now. i feel like i'm living in an alternate universe. i don't understand where our government is. >> they become the first responders, the residents. if you were guarding them and advising them, what would you tell them as they go out and seek? >> they did the right thing. they didn't wait for permission to start rescuing folks.

there's a lot of heroes out there with their own o'quinn meant. they live there. they are in that area so they understand it. they have good knowledge of the terrain. leverage that knowledge shared with others, bring other folks on. there doing the right thing. use drones to find individuals who are out there. every resource that you possibly can time is your enemy and time is running out for any survivors who are stuck. >> trace: you are good men. your community appreciates what you are doing, keep up the great work. great advice is always. thank you all for coming on. a new report digging into the social media metrics of this presidential race signals more trouble for the democratic nominee. christina coleman is live on how trump is dominating his opponent on x and instagram. >> the new report shows trump is doing better on social media compared to harris. this close race for the white house, they say harris gained more new followers on instagram and trump gained more

on x based on data collected. harris' campaign trying to keep up, they are very active sharing her interviews. >> i believe that our strong -- small businesses are the backbone of the economy. when we grow in strength and small businesses we all benefit. >> as for trump the online betting site finds his strongest social media platform is ask. he is dominating. he receives it five times the likes on x compared to harris as he shares his messages. >> this election is about the economy, inflation, open borders , that -- illegal immigration. respect for our nation, preventing world war iii and a 1929 style depression which will happen if kamala harris gets into office. >> he also has the highest follower engagement overall across both x and instagram.

>> trace: let's bring in jason rance and political reporter... thank you both for coming onto. "newsweek" writes the following here. the headline is donald trump is leading kamala harris on social media. and goes down through the numbers. trump saw an average of 239,000 likes proposed. harris had 39,000. he had a higher engagement rate by .06% on x and received an average five times the number of likes than harris. trump saw 1.1 million new followers in the last month, kamala gained 249,000. it's not scientific data but should we take anything from these types of numbers? >> it shows a deficit in enthusiasm for harris. and a surplus of enthusiasm for trump and the fact that trump and j.d. vance are being rewarded for flooding the zone with both interviews on tv media, digital media, podcasts. they are doing everything and

anything. that really showed in the vp debate. the fact that tim walz has been hidden in a closet. kamala harris has not taken a press conference question p or she's been barely doing interviews. if you look at kamala harris' strategy which voters are trying to turn out, it's all highly educated voters and women young men, the poll found that she's running 11 points behind joe biden's too performance with men younger than 30. those are men who are very online and coming for donald trump. >> trace: you say its a big gap. it's everybody saying there's a big gap there. >> to me he's more for the people. the hardworking people. >> we heard a whole lot of trump support. >> i did my lifestyle when trump was elected. groceries were much more affordable, gas was more affordable.

>> mixed with general exhaustion. >> i can overlook some of the nonsense rhetoric that comes out of his mouth. ultimately i feel like he's worried about our country. >> trace: when they've can't find any kamala harris voters... >> they can't quite understand it once they actually leave their studios and actually talk to normal human beings, not down talk to their assistants who are struggling. actually hear from these folks who say very clearly i was happier, i was more secure financially. felt better when donald trump was in office. there's no doubt that some of the angry coverage for four years was jarring to a lot of americans who did in fact get sick and tired of it. between choosing to be a little annoyed by a personality that they maybe don't like sometimes versus feeling like they don't know how they are going to pay their rent or pay for food or

pay for medicine, i think it's a very clear choice and they are saying it over and over again. at some point maybe the media should pay attention. >> trace: it's not a one-off. you look at cbs, this is back in september when they went to nevada. and they couldn't find kamala voters. >> what was incredible is in everything go restaurant the people willing to talk to us, we could only find one harris supporter in every restaurant. we left no stone unturned are kia approach everything a person >> trace: 30 seconds. >> trump is running for -- so far ahead with latino and black voters. we all know inflation under biden and harris' regressive. it's hit lower income communities the hardest. perfect distillation of all of this, hurricane helene. 25 george instead while joe biden was at the beach over the weekend. who showed up? trump. >> trace: the gentleman we'd had on, and they are great examples of what's going on. finally to you, we talk to

former e.u. ambassador and moments. he stopped supporting trump and then said this to msnbc. >> why was it important for you to say no more trump because of the january sixth conduct and do you stand by that? >> i don't and i will tell you why. >> he's going to tell us why in a few minutes. are you surprised he switched back to trump? >> are not surprised at all because we've heard from so many people that said they may be where a little uncomfortable but they realized now that they can compare their life under donald trump to joe biden and kamala harris. it's no-brainer. people are willing to experience maybe a little discomfort with some sweet they don't like it so long as their family is secure and they are feeling secure and feeling good about their country. it seems like we need to feel a little bit better about this country. we need a leader in a position of power to help us feel better about this country. >> trace: it's the no-no.

thank you both for coming on, we appreciate it. coming up, the biden-harris a administration under fire even from democrats who say they are not doing enough to get american citizens out of lebanon. later in the nightcap, national polls are consistent lead showing a dead heat between kamala harris and donald trump yet new reports show trump is beating her on social media. an average of 239,000 likes on x while harris had just 39,000. trump also saw 1.1 million new followers in the last month while harris gained less than 250,000. do you think the poles might be under representing trump support again? or what's going on? let us know. we will read your responses as always in the nightcap and if you can't join us live, set your dvr and watch us any time. coming right back.

>> trace: a tentative deal has been struck to suspend the three day port workers strike. the maritime alliance in the international longshoreman's association representing some 45,000 striking workers on the east and gulf coast, they agreed to suspend the work stoppage until january 15th to allow time to negotiate a new contract. back to the recovery from hurricane helene, steve harrigan reports night from the small town of... where residents are beginning to assess the damage. >> our town is gone virtually. >> as the roads open up, the true scope of the destruction is

revealed in west north carolina mountain towns. >> this is like what you see on television from category five hurricanes. the more we look to the more we realized went away coming back from this. >> before and after images of the devastation or evoking comparisons to the great flood of 1916. the river here rising 26 feet, more than 5 feet above its previous high set more than 100 years ago. >> a woman here whose house was destroyed signed up for a 750-dollar emergency payment. it will be deposited after ten days. >> trace: friday morning in beirut, minutes a way from sunrise as we await israel's response to iran's major missile attack. meantime americans trying to flee the fighting between israel and hezbollah are in lebanon and having a very difficult time finding a way out, getting price

gouged by at least one airline there. live in new york with new information on this. >> only one airline offering flights. prices are sky-high. the state department is answering dire calls for help. michigan governor in a letter to the secretary of state calling for more charter planes saying flights are being cancelled and costs are soaring up to $8000 per ticket. michigan congresswoman... adding to the urgency, posting that more than 140 of her constituents are stranded and at least one has already died in an israeli air strike in lebanon. the state department responding today saying they've been advising americans to leave the country for months but have started organizing charters. >> people can't afford to pay those flights. while the cost varies on the flights that we have organized, the most that any american will pay for a seat on those flights is $283.

if they can't afford $283, they don't have that, we will provide them a loan from the u.s. government for the cost of that ticket. >> they are offering loans to u.s. citizens who wish to stay in lebanon and relocate to a safer part of the country but so far 250 americans and family members have used state organized flights to flee lebanon. >> trace: let's bring in a former army special forces green beret and virginia congressional candidate derek anderson. it's great to have you on the show is always. this is president biden, a sound that really got the whole country talking. >> i think... >> he didn't say it outright but it sounds like the oil fields are in play here. >> the world is on fire right

now under the weak leadership of joe biden and kamala harris. our enemies are going to continue to feel emboldened to do things like you just talked about where middle eastern airlines are jacking up the prices on americans trying to get home safely which we want to make sure those individuals get home safely. i don't know if we can trust abide in a administration with things like that. we have our own -- we see hostages being held in gaza. we have our own needs here and we are our own citizens trying to get a banquet if in the hurricane disaster down there. they created this mess. they might as well have paid for the missiles that were launched into israel when they eased of the sanctions on iran and love them to profit off their oil. they allow them -- they gave them billions of dollars back so they could fund their terrorist organizations overseas. all the meanwhile, all that was being done when around was on the brink of bankruptcy.

as someone who has fought overseas i know these terrorist organizations, i know how they operate. they smell weaknesses and that's what they are exploiting right now. >> what you think about president buying -- president biden saying don't go after the nuclear sights. maybe the oil sites but i know the nuclear sites are deep underground but should it be a logistical target do you think? >> you noticed that the administration have... one minute they say they have the right to defend themselves in the next minute they state that they need to go to negotiating table. what i was going to happen here as we saw a few months ago when we saw iran launch 300 plus missiles over into israel, there's only a few that got in. most of them are taking care of and we saw israel attack a software kind of target. what i see in the future of this conflict is it's going to continue while we have joe biden

and kamala harris in office because our enemies are emboldened. what i would see happening is that israel is not good to have a very large scale attack. it's going to be somewhere of a middle engagement or a midrange target that they attack it to show around that they are not willing to do this anymore and they are not going to allow them to continue to fire missiles into israel. >> trace: great to have you on the show is always. thank you sir. a star witness in trump's first impeachment now says the republican nominee has won back his support. former ambassador to the european union will join us live next. later a song inspired by trump and played at his rallies is now topping the charts. john cole and will join us live onset with more about his hit. here's a sample as we go to break.

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>> why was it important for you to say no more trump and do you stand by that? >> i don't stand by it and i will tell you why. i've now lived for years under the biden-harris policies and i have to say that those policies are not only becoming an existential threat to our country's way of life, but to our allies as well. >> trace: one of the government's key witnesses in the impeachment trial now says

the former president has regained his support. let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador to the european union it's great to have you on the show. we just saw your clip and win you say the biden-harris policies are becoming an existential threat, which policies are you talking about and why the change of heart? >> do you have two hours? it starts with our national security because that's the number 1 role of our government is to provide for the security of our citizens. and the biden-harris administration track record on national security, particularly with what i call their prosecution of these campaigns in ukraine and in israel, they are using a thermostat and they turned it up and they turned it down depending on the poles, depending on where they are in the election standings. it's despicable to what they are doing to the people of ukraine,

the people of israel and it's creating a huge threat to the homeland at the end of the day. >> trace: it's interesting because win you were on msnbc you clearly shocked the hosts there. maybe some of your own panelists >> and that's hard to do. >> i'm wondering if what's the reaction you get from friends and family who thought he is never going that way again. >> this is a binary choice. when people say i'm going to sit it out or i'm going to write in my dog or do this or that, what they are really doing is they are casting a vote for kamala harris p so you have to make a decision and the binary choice is kamala harris or donald trump. i worked with donald trump for four years. as i said last night on the other show, my experience in dealing with him one on one on many occasions was that i was

dealing with a very thoughtful, rational, decisive leader. then of course wants he went in front of huge crowds of people, we saw the donald trump show. where the rubber met the road which was leading and executing on policy. i thought he did a great job. >> trace: the democrats are trying to make is about personality should be about politics and policies, fair? >> it's all about policies. policies translate into how we live our lives in this country. >> trace: inc. is a much for coming on, we appreciate time. >> thanks for having me.

>> trace: after a few liberal recording artists asked donald trump to stop playing their songs, he's now enjoying the full support of the artist behind the chart topping hit fighter. let's bring in... it's a great song. you can see they're literally singing along with it at these rallies. you see people tearing up. able think it was written in the wake of the assassination attempts but apparently it was not, tell us that. >> that's a misconception about the song. what it was... to impeachment's, de platforming from social media, law fair, raid on mar-a-lago. for me i was watching fox news and watching the bogus

conviction in new york. the way he walked up to the microphone to -- after that p or he's got that walk that says everything is going to be okay. you can throw whatever you want me but i'm not going anywhere. i shook my head and thought how does this man get out of bed every day. i walked over to my piano, i played a few cords, came up with the melody and a title p or car brought it to nashville and cowrote it with an amazing songwriter. >> trace: the song is wonderful. you have been asked by a lot of people about potential backlash and your quote was if you can take a bullet i can write a song. >> if president trump can withstand and this was before two assassination attempts and a debate that was three on one, i think his supporters oh him to do whatever they can. and for me i was fortunate enough to be able to write the song. >> trace: you've got to be

proud. >> i'm very proud to. i'm that people are sharing the song in the video because it shows him in a light that the establishment and media is trying so hard. >> trace: would you rather have a number 1 on the digital charts or have it play at a trump rally and see the response >> trump rally hands down. >> it's for them. >> you look at the lyrics and you think -- i thought its the picture where he's... that's why he wrote it. he wrote it because of that picture and it's not that which is fascinating. >> i've never seen any men have to deal with what he's had to deal with. like i said, prior to two assassination attempts and the debate that he was tag teamed on you have to soul search and think what you want your leader and i want someone who wants to fight. >> trace: you know you want to get the song out to as many

people as possible but everybody is asking, is there a follow-up, what the next big hit? >> i'm focused on this song until november. have people share it because i think it's -- it shows him in a light that i want people to see. i've been exploring faith a little bit later in life and i've got a song on deck that hopefully people will hear soon. >> trace: we hope you come back and bring it here. we blare it for you. you are a good man and good writer, very talented man. >> thank you for having me. >> what was really incredible is in everything a restaurant the people willing to talk to us, we could only find one harris supporter and every restaurant. we left no stone unturned. i approached everything a person >> trace: even the legacy media is struggling to find harris supporters, not to mention trump is averaging five times more likes compared to harris. do you think the poles might be under representing trump? something going on here? let us know.

we will read your responses next in the nightcap.

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national polls consistently show a dead heat between kamala harris and donald trump yet reports showed trump beating kamala on social media and even the legacy media is struggling to find harris supporters. bakeries sell more trump cookies then they sell kamala cookies, do you think the poles might be under representing trump support again? >> i do i don't think it's because of social media. social media is not real life. if it were i to be 29 and have a six pack. i would love going on random adventures because that's what my profile says. it's all fake. i hate follow people, that's what it's about. >> he catfish his people, is that what i'm hearing? that's what polls do. are that that reliable? >> i feel like the poles aren't representing. >> trace: i look at the polls

on a look at some of these other things that are nonscientific and i think i don't know how these numbers. the poles are very static. >> they are lying to you. they usually lied to you. they are lying again this time. we will see how it turns out on election night but i don't believe them one bit. >> it's more misinformation. you look and listen to a guy... the poles haven't been right since 2008. forget what they say, imagine you are behind by three points. all up until election day, play until your behind by three points. >> that's exactly right. the part of the story i like is the social media. to me it speaks to the fact that the trump campaign is the rebels and independent-minded people and kamala harris is the boring old establishment and no one's really interested. >> trace: when trump walked into the fire station and...

what's going on. do you think the poles might be under representing trump support again, yes 97%. yes on instagram 94%. michael says negative reporting negative poles. when it comes to trumpets all negative all the time be. seen this movie before. maybe a little bit because they over sample dams. john says no matter what the poles say everyone needs to go vote even if you think it will be a landslide or a loss. vicki says i think there are many quiet trumpeters who will be speaking out on november 5. ross says national polls are irrelevant, trump is leading issues in swing states and our friend says people are afraid to express public support but they will vote and they will vote everyone hopes. thank you for watching america's late news. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you right back here for the friday night version of fox news a night.

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