>> greg: morgan ortega, joe in our studio. don't forget, america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening. i'm trace gall. it's 11 p.m. on the east coast, 8 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news. fox news at night.

>> u.s. president joe biden: i know the vice president in a second. hang on a second, madam vice president. so with that, i will yield to the president, i mean the vice president. >> trace: breaking tonight, trouble in paradise. report now circling about an increasingly tense relationship between the harris and biden teams. it comes as democrats appear to be in a full panic mode as kamala harris struggles to make inroads with voters. >> i have now met over 150 world leaders. presidents, prime ministers, chancellor, and kings. presidents, prime ministers, chancellors, and kings. and when we representing the united states walk in those rooms. and the thing about representing the united states of the america is when we walk in those rooms around the world. traditionally we have been able to walk in those rooms chin up, shoulders back. we have historically and transcanada disally been able to walk into those rooms chin up,

shoulders back. with the earned and self-appointed authority. with the self-appointed and earned authority to talk about the importance of democracies. >> trace: and so much for those inroad. we have fox coverage tonight. rich edison is live for us in d.c., but we again with dan springer live in seattle. good evening. >> good evening, trace. the trump campaign immediately seized on an incredible gaffe by former president bill clinton in georgia by blast the video out on social media. >> had a case in georgia not too long ago. mad about a young woman been killed by an immigrant. yeah, well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. and the cynicism of killing a bill that would do exactly a, what we ought to do, and b what they say they want to do just so you can keep people torn up and upset.

>> clintonen appeared to say that a student in georgia would not have been murdered in january if an immigration bill hadn't passed in the senate this year but that is obviously fall. the man charged with killing riley is jose ibarra who crossed into the u.s. illegally in el paso in september 2022 during a record surge in illegal immigration under the biden-harris administration. he was a ised gang member from venezuela and was apprehended, processed, and then released into the u.s. the immigration bill that trump urged them to kill didn't come up in the senate until february of this year. it had almost no republican support for a lot of reasons. most viewed it as a weak attempt to cover up a weak border which is clearly important to voters this election. there has been no word from the harris campaign about the comment today. trace? >> trace: dan live for us in seattle. there is also breaking news tonight about the rising tensions between the harris campaign and president biden's team.

it appears that team harris feels the white house is not doing enough to coordinate the president's messaging with the nominee's messaging. and there is more. the senior national correspondent itch reedison has details tonight. good evening. >> good evening, trace. it's a unique situation, the vice president taking over the one-term president's campaign operation. and now the relationship between vice president harris and president biden's teams is increasingly fraught. that's according to axios. >> she thought it was smart to say to all of them i'm keeping you. you can keep all your jobs. when you bring your advisor and kamala team, there will be some hurt feelings. >> the report says some on the vp team claim white house aides aren't aligning the president's schedule with harris with one complaining the white house is lacking someone thinking first and foremost about how things would affect the vp's campaign.

>> i think when vice president harris is on the stump and answering questions from reporters like brett and yourself every day and is answering to say i'm running as my own candidate. >> the campaign has enlisted the last three democrat presidents and family. presidents obama and clinton are on the trail and first lady jill biden has been out in pennsylvania and wisconsin. >> trace: thank you, rich. let's bring in rnc spokeswoman and former democratic candidate for senate here in california christina. they're the opposite but i mean they're both looking, you know, present on set here. former president bill clinton, it's kind of fascinating because he is talking about the murder which is a sore point for the democrats, and he brings up the bill, the immigration bill kamala harris keeps bringing up.

>> and the cynicism of killing a bill that would do exactly a, what we ought to do and b what they say they want to do so you can keep people torn up and upset and run another television ad is unbelievable. >> trace: her kill wars set free in 2022. that bill never came up until 2024. it's disingenuous. he didn't do his homework about it. and it's one of those things where the bottom line is you let these people in the country. they committed heinous crimes and nobody wants to take responsibility. >> there are issues here. you said he didn't do his homework. i think he did and doesn't think the american people with do theirs. he thinks people will believe his words and not actually look up the bill for themselves to see the issues in the bill. the bill was not just to solve the crisis at the border. everybody knows it's a five minute google search to find out what else they tried to sneak in there. number two, i don't like the fact we are talking more about

the bill than laken riley who would be alive right now if we did different policies and a different administration. we should be saying her name and not talking about a bill. >> trace: exactly right. meantime kamala harris' campaign, her guy was talking today saying there's a little bit of tension here between you and the biden thing. he didn't knock it down. he said this. watch. >> but look at harris. exact same positive score in that negative number almost in the same place, and this is it. the last time we polled this question after the debate -- >> greg: that wasn't it, but the life-threatening would line is he did not knock it down, christina, and it sounds like the answer when he was asked a couple of times was there's a little bit of friction because kamala is kind of flat lining, and when the campaign isn't going the way you want it to go as you know, there tends to be a little bit of friction , right. >> can create a little bit of

friction. i was watching when they were doing the briefing surrounding hurricane milton and there was clearly tension between the two. the president said thank you and vice president harris said actually we would like to talk more about this. so there is something and some sort of dynamic that is certainly happening there, and what does it mean? what is happening behind the scenes? it's hard to tell. but what i will say is behind a salacious headline perhaps, does it i am why pact voters and what they're going to do come november? i don't think so. >> trace: it impact the morale of the campaign. who have knows if it impact the voters, but for the campaign? here's steve. we have just played a little bit of it just to get the things warmed up here. steve talking about the harris lead washing away. let's play that one again. >> but look at harris. exact same positive score, and that negative number almost in the same place, and this is it. thest la time we polled this question after the debate, harris had really made up ground

in this area. look. she had a positive rating. 48-45. so that advantage has all in the last few weeks washed away. >> trace: hemorrhaging support. >> it's funny people say every time she opens her mouth she loses support but she's been the vice president four years, so she should have been speaking this entire time and hasn't been. it's interesting people are finally catching on to who she is trying to catch on to who governor walz really is, and every time they find out more, the poll numbers slip more. i think it's a sad reality. for them there's a reason she didn't win any votes and that's why she is where she is. >> trace: the impact of policies trump versus biden. have they helped or hurt? you have biden help 25% and you have trump help 44%. it is a big gap to fill in three weeks. >> well, we see that i ran as aic drank, so i will give you that counterpoint. we say her numbers are slipping.

i actually think it's still neck and neck. it's very hard to determine what is going to happen in november. it's anyone's guess. people saying the number of voters will determine this election may be viewer than the number of voters who could fill a stadium. so no one should take any of these polls for granted. the one thing i know for sure is we can't trust the polling. >> greg: it is neck and neck but put this up if you can. this is the rcp map. the no toss up ma, and you look at this. it is 302 electoral votes for the former president and 236 for kamala harris. that's why the campaign is a little bit testy. christina, elizabeth, thank you. we appreciate it. [ ♪♪ ] >> trace: the fox news at night common sense department was featured in the washington post a few days ago. it was an article about fema's response to the victims of hurricane helene. in fairness, mr. bump did spell common sense department

correctly. beyond that his reporting was total and utter bs. he indicated that our esteemed common sense department said that fema money intended for disaster victims had been shifted to help illegal immigrants. the very use of the word shifted was shifty, and he knows it. common sense made it crystal clear that fema has many different buckets of money including a bucket for disaster victims and a bucket for illegal immigrant. there was zero mention or indication or swimmation that money was shifted from one bucket to another. common sense went to great lengths to point out that while the disaster relief bucket was nearly empty, the illegal migrant bucket had money aplenty. it had zero to do with reallocating or shifting and everything to do with the fact that fema should not have an illegal immigrant money bucket

to begin with period. common sense agrees with the washington post that democracy dice in darkness, but the propagation of crappy journalism always brings out the darkest of days. meantime j.d. vance challenging martha radditz trying to minimize the alleged takeover of a colorado apartment complex by illegal members of the notorious venezuelan gang. maryann with the back and forth on that. >> good evening. vice president nominee j.d. vance praised for his retort to abc news anchor marted martz when she said this. >> people are terrified by what's happening these venezuelan gangs. >> senator vance, i'm going to stop you because i know exactly what happened. the incidents were limit to a handful of apartment complexes.

>> only, martha, do you hear yourself? >> now, homeland security secretary telling us they have demoted an unprecedented level of resources to combat transnational criminal organizations and that it is not a new phenomenon. while it may not be new, former president trump now highlighting the issue telling supporters at a rally in aurora colorado, friday, that he will put these, quote, vicious and bloodthirsty criminals in jail or kick them out of our country very fast. but even aurora's republican mayor isn't buying what trump is selling putting out a statement saying the concerns about venezuelan gang activity have been grossly exaggerated and have hurt the city's identity and sense of safety, so the mayor is not too pleased with that negative publicity. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in the host of a home that heals podcast, one of america's great former tv news anchors and journalist batia. to you first. continuing this conversation

about abc's martha radditz saying that the gang only took over a handful of apartment complexes. watch this. >> only, martha,s do you hear yourself? only a handful of apartment complexes in america were taken over by venezuelan gangs, and donald trump is the problem and not kamala harris' open border? americans are so fed up with what's going on. >> greg: i mean that's the whole point. only a few apartment complexes were taken over by venezuelan gangs. what's the big deal, bhatia? >> you know, this looks like a person that is just running cover for the biden-harris administration. of course that's what's happening here. but at a deeper level, this is class warfare against the working class. journalists used to be working class, and today they are part of the elites. and the elites are the consumers

of illegal migrant labour. and so that open border literally puts money back in their pockets and is wage theft of working class americans. that is why the mainstream media is so gung-ho for the open border. it's class warfare. >> trace: meantime cbs getting bigtime frosh release the kamala harris transcript. our old colleague for fox news here who also worked at cbs put the following on social media today quoting here as trump campaign calls on 60 minutes to release full unedited transcript of interview. there is precedent when i interviewed then president trump in july 2020, cbs news, we posted the interview transcript. you have been doing this a long time, de. should they release this transcript so everybody knows where the edits were and were not made? >> first of all i will say stories like this make me glad i

retired five years ago because it makes it hard for every hard-working journalist who is trying to do a good job. i will say this. what i know is cbs should come out and explain what happened because there could be a logical explanation. i am skeptical, but we know. al a producer calls an editor and says we need to cut 10 seconds, and i imagine that would be a logical 10 seconds to cut if there was a word salad happening at that point. but if it didn't happen that way, and cbs either way is refusing to pull the curtain back, let people see what is happening, why we should trust them. trust is the big issue here. and losing trust in our media is at all time highs. and we need to restore it. so i think they need to speak out and soon. >> trace: you're right. sunshine is always the best disinfectant for this. she is coming to talk to brent

bear on wednesday. why do you think that is? >> you know, she's absolutely cratering in the polls when it comes to men of all races, white men, hispanic men, black men, and i think that she's trying to reach a broader undecided audience. and trace, as you well know, fox news has the most ideologically diverse audience in the business. you guys get more democratic viewers than a lot of the shows on cnn and msnbc. she probably wants those viewers. >> trace: do you think maybe when she was doing this friendly interview as they call it the blitz that she actually went before friendly interviewers and made some mistakes so, now maybe just go into enemy territory and that's better. >> wow. if she does, she doesn't know what she's getting herself into. i mean i really think that she's going to face some tough questions and hopefully i have

faith that brett will ask tough questions. that's what everybody is clamouring for. give us an answer. >> greg: very good. thank you both. >> we're not going to let kamala harris do to america what she did toful can a. we're not going to let it happen. so whether you are democrat, republican, or independent, this election is your chance to send a message. >> trace: former president trump's rally in deep blue, california, was a hit despite the arrest of an armed man outside. let's bring in one of the speakers from that event. senior trump adviser cash patel. good to have you on the show as always. the riverside county sheriff says he thinks this guy was actually an assassin although he was let go on $5,000 bail and says he is all in for trump and never shot a gun in his life. what do you think of that

arrest? had. >> it's great to be with you. and we are always thankful for law enforcement protecting especially the president. and there was i don't know. 75,000 people there. at least when i took the stage. being a speaker and having that many people there, you want your sheriffs on top of their game, and i think the sheriff and his team should be commended, and we should let the facts play out and see where it goes. but anytime there is even a partial threat or the possibility of a threat, i think law enforcement took the right action here especially the threat landscape we are in not just domestically but internationally. we'll see where this goes but i am happy the president is safe of course. >> trace: and this goes deeper talk act iran because it affects the former president as well as the colleagues you have worked with and worked for in the past. the bottom line is iran has a hit list of former trump aides. the u.s. is scrambling to protect them. roughly a dozen national

security aides from the trump white house are feared to be on iran's hit list. it is hard to protect them all. it is concerning when you hear about things like this, cash. >> it absolutely is. first of all it's discouraging to future people who want to go into government. if we can't be protected for taking action to protect this nation, why should i bother? putting that aside, i worked with many of these individuals. they put their lives on the line to safeguard america. but look at what we had in this country? a pakistani national connected to iran was arrested for an assassination attempt. and just last week an afghan refugee who got into this country through the biden-harris administration who they failed to detect was arrested for an election day assassination plot. these folks have a right to be worried. the threat is not just overseas. it's here on our border and our state. so people need to wake up and realize the threat has been

deteriorating or increasing i should say for the last four years, and we need to reverse those policies for america. >> trace: i gottate go but need a quick answer from you on this. cash patel, the new york times magical rise in trump world. the subplot is he plans to run the cia if trump wins the presidency. critics say his swagger masks deep inexperience. boy, if the new york times is going after you, they're concerned. your final thoughts on this. you have about 20 seconds. >> 16 years in government. worked in all three agencies for multiple president. the only thing i am loyal to is the the , the constitution, and whatever commander-in-chief is innage which, and president trump is the best man for the job. if they want to call me loyal for protecting the country, go ahead and print it up. >> trace: and your experience is unetched etched ma so, thank you for coming on the show. as always we appreciate it, sir. coming up, president barack obama now being called the scold for chief. what he said to black men in his own party. and later in the night cap.

>> no stipulations on the questions. wide open. there's no caveats that are coming to do the interview. so she'll take all and any questions. >> trace: since becoming the democratic nominee, kamala harris has done nothing but softball interviews, but she's decide to appear on fox this week. what have do you think this says about the state of her campaign? is kamala harris panicking or just changing strategy? why, why not? let us know. x and instagram @tracegallagher. we'll read your responses coming up in the night cap. [ ♪♪ ] ile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. as they get older their risk of getting really sick from flu, covid-19 or rsv goes up. so talk to them about getting this seasons' vaccines...

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all the corners of our community as when i was around. i would say that seems to be more pronounced. i am speaking to men directly. part of it makes me think that, well, you just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president. >> trace: while he campaigns for kamala harris, president obama has gone all in on shaming black men who don't support the president. let's bring in gop vice chair and fox news political analyst giano. thank you both for coming on. you just heard that. would you appreciate being lectured by the former president about how energetic you need to be for kamala harris? >> no. i have no appreciation for it,

and i am sure many of the black men who have been complainic about the democratic party and its lack of attention to african-american men, maybe they would be very disgusted with the commentary from the former president as well. this has been unprecedented. what we have seen donald trump do has the democratic party scared. when you have barack obama, the first black president of the united states to tell black men they're not doing enough, you know the democrats are in sincere trouble. >> greg: bill maher also mocked obama for saying that. >> and it's not looking great for the democrats. this is not a great sign when you have an african-american candidate. you shouldn't have to be shoring up your support with black men but that's not going on. >> trace: and it isn't a good sign. sorry. you wanted to play bill first. >> no. that's my fault.

you know, the first time i came on your show, i said i wondered if people were especially black people were just sick and tired of being talked to and degraded like that. now i am wondering are you pissed off yet? if they bring in the racial kingpin pimp himself barack obama who did nothing for black people when he was in office. while the south side of chicago had black men i will killing themselves like it was a video game, he didn't say anything about that but could talk about trevon martin in florida to cry on tv and get everybody upset about that. it upsets me he says the reason why is because she's a woman. no, because her ideas suck, and it's been bearing not just our community but america as a whole. we need to be done with this stuff and no more because i'm done. >> trace: the daily headline reads the following: doj tells four police fire departments that it is racist to expect employees to know basic math.

i'm curious. i was looking into this. what is the racist part about the math y quite get it. what do you make of this? >> well, i mean math isn't racist. people should need to know basic mathematics to be a firefighterrer. that's incredibly important. but we continue to see the dumbing down of america and especially through the left's progressive policies. this is a dei type tactic they would like to use, but unfortunately people see beyond this stuff, and you can't continue to use the race card. it is no longer effective in our politics today. >> trace: and i want to put this on the screen because this is a kamala harris opportunity agenda for black men. she says it will provide 1 million forgivable $20,000 loans to black entrepreneurs. promises to invest more in

apprenticeships in black neighbourhoods. launch an initiative to address health challenges that disproportionately affect black men and highlight support for legalizing recreational marijuana. nothing screams equal rights like smoking a little pot. i just -- the whole thing comes across as being somewhat disingenuous. what do you make of this? >> she is sitting over there play on the trope that black men just want to smoke weed and sit at home f they believe anything about this dangling carrot much like the reparations card the democrats always tend to use, she has loan forgiveness which was already shot down for student loans in the supreme court, so that's not even true. more dei program and then marijuana forgiveness or to legalize recreational use. but if you want to be a commercial driver or a construction worker or even work in corporate america, they do drug tests so she is basically -- it's racism of lowings and. and she just wants to put a bunch of black men on the side

and have not any opportunity to compete with anyone else in this country. like i said before, we need to be done with this and sick of hearing it over and over. get these people out. >> trace: if donald trump came forward with some kind of plan like this, can you imagine the outcry? >> absolutely. we know what it would be. it was like when the biden administration was pushing these crack kits so people could safely do crack cocaine. it's insanity on steroids, and empoor aren't ready to turn the page on kamala harris. >> trace: yeah, thank you gentlemen for coming on. we appreciate it. another warning tonight for american citizens to get out of lebanon as israel maintains its offensive against hezbollah terrorists. meantime the u.s. giving israel more help as tensions with iran escalate. the senior correspondent is in haifa, extra early tonight.

>> reporter: death and destruction around the mid-east as israel claims it was striking a hamas location in a gaza hospital a fire at a next door shelter was set ablaze leaving four dead, 40 injured including children as more horrors of a hezbollah attack on an israeli base are revealed. four were killed 19 years old, dozens injured some seriously. touring the scene, the minister said, quote, we pledge to learn from the strike. meanwhile sirens in tel aviv as three hezbollah rockets entered central israeli air space, then were knocked down. as israel weighs retaliation for the iranian ballistic missile barrage earlier this month. the pentagon confirms it was sending a ballistic battery to israel. it will be operated by 100 u.s. soldiers. the first ground deployment to israel of american troops during this war.

>> permission to be deployed in israel. >> defend israel. >> and back to that threatened israeli attack on iran. according to a just out report from the washington post quoting two unnamed officials, israeli prime minister netanyahu has told president biden he is willing to strike military rather than oil or nuclear facilities in iran. it was suggested that would be a more limited counter strike to avoid full scale war. more to come. trace? >> trace: even blue state californians think progressive policies have gone too far. plus, what is being called the sleeper issue of this election cycle. dr. hamadi and julie han will join us live on set next. meantime 8:34 here on the west coast. it's a fox news trip across america. a live look at washington. did you know two presidents are said to have kept pet alligators in the white house?

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>> i hope that somebody ask her do you support prop 36 to put people in jail. >> this is a point in time where she can demonstrate her bona fide other than who can buy this. >> trace: kamala harris refused to take a position as california passed the radical proposition 47 that knee capped law enforcement. now proposition 36 is on the ballot that would roll back

parts of that law and vice president harris is once again silent. let's bring in board certified medical dr. humani and california justice senator atonery julie hamill. the wall street journal headline reads the following here: it is california's law and order revolt. voters may house district attorney and toughen their shop lifting laws. the bottom line here is even in deep blueful can a, people are head up, and that is not great news for kamala harris who won't even say you're right. proposition 36 would be law and order. she's been law and order. proposition 36 would at least help set the record straight. >> that's very true, but when you think about prop 36 tomming on board and getting rid of most of prop 47 and gascon thrown out and hopefully nathan hawkman taking over. those are necessary but not sufficient. what do you need for public safety?

you need laws. fine. we'll have them hopefully. you need police to reinforce them. we still don't have police. you need prosecutors. but you need court. you need prisons as well. if you don't have all of those things, what's the point. he is turning san quentin into a luxury resort for felons. where are the prisoners going to go? if you don't have prisons, there is no point in prosecuting. we need a comprehensive system that includes a place for people to go even after their incarcerations so we can not throw them on the street and doom them to homelessness and a life of crime even after they're out. >> trace: yeah. proposition 36 would be the counter as we said to proposition 47 which legalized theft and a lot of other things. i want to put this out. the l.a. times rights writes the following here. the support numbers are stunning for proposition 36. sponsored by the california district attorneyy's association, the initiative is ahead by an astonishing 45 percentage points.

that is unprecedented for a ballot number. 45 points in california. this is going crazy, and if you're kamala harris, you're, like, yeah, they got it right. >> well, thank you. i mean george saros brought us proposition 47, so now we are finally correcting all of the corrupt horrible things that happened to our state. i was explaining this to my 10-year-old son today, and he was, like, mom, who would support these george saros-backed laws. he didn't say that but he was explaining what they were. it's so simple even children understand. it's very basic. prosecute crime. treat crime as crime, and you will have a safer community. >> trace: wouldn't that be something? i just filled up today. 5 bucks a gallon right across the street. and gavin newsom wants to lower the gas prices and wants to do that by making these oil companies store a lot of stuff

which they can't do. >> he is claiming that by mandating the refineriesed be huge storage tanks to store massive amount of gasoline, he will somehow force them to stabilize prices which is not what's causing frieses to go up. it takes a long time to build these storage tanks and a lot of money to do it. who do you think is going to be paying for it? it's us. the prices are going to go up. this afternoon i actually bet him on twitter or x a million bucks that gas prices will go up. let's see if he takes me up on it. but this is absolute lunacy. what they need are fewer regulations, lower the gas tax, all the limits on importing gas from out of state, limiting this winter blend, summer blend that shuts them down, and build a new refinery. our last was built in 1977. >> trace: >> trace: and get rid of the 900 different blends california has. it reminds me of common sense when he says what i will do is force fast food companies to pay

everybody an extra 4 bucks an hour that. worked out nicely. wall street journal says transgender sports is a 2024 sleeper issue which is playing against democrats in races across the country. this isn't bigotry. for most americans, it's an earth ma of fairness as well as the equal opportunity for women in sports enshrined in title 9. i mean is it going to be a significant issue across the country? we have talked a lot about it on the show. oh, you have the economy, border, abortion, this,s and i wonder if this starts to make a plays reduce the country. >> the reason why this is a sleeper issue is anytime someone tries to bring up a rational discussion or make a point about maybe we should tread with caution when we are engaging with something that could he rememberly damage a child's body, instead of discussing or debating these issues, we are called bigots and the discussion is shut down.

so the dissent and discussion goes underground, but people are still upset and concern grows. so of course this will come back and bite all these leftist politicians in the butt, and it should. >> trace: and there's on and on where you read these polls that say if parents don't want the schools to tell them if their kid is going to change genders. thank you. more than 80 days after nothing but softball interviews and kamala harris like we said now deciding to an on fox news. she will talk to brett behr on wednesday. what do you think this says about her campaign? panic, strategy change? yes, no, why, why not. let us know. x and instagram is @tracegallagher. we will read your responses next in the night cap. [ ♪♪ ]

>> greg: we are back with the night cap crew. including christina, and dr. hamel. harris has done nothing but safe interviews but now has agreed to do an interview with our own brett bear this week. is she panicking? is it strategy change? what in the world is going on? >> polls show this thing is locked, and it has been for months, and how could you not go

for an opportunity like this and not, you know, leave it all on the field. her own running mate has come on fox. it is hard and harder to defend. >> trace: your thoughts on this. >> she has an untrapped potential audience of many millions that is far larger than any cnn or msnbc audience imaginable, and she has so far not addressed this crew. she's ignored the large cross convection of the nation, and it's about time. she is probably realizing i should have done that sooner. >> trace: i was saying earlier she was doing these interview withs call her daddy, howard stern, and it's kind of preaching to the choir. those people are already voting for her for the most part, and she's messing up during those interviews, so it's not really beneficial. what do you think? >> she is absolutely panicking, and i think she is finally realizing that not trump is not policy, and it's not working anymore. by the way go vote. if you have your ballot, vote

now, vote early. please, thank you. >> trace: yes yeah. and just vote once. maryann, your thoughts. >> get out and vote, but i think she's taking a lot of heat for doing softball interviews, and again like the doctor said, she needs to reach out to a wider audience. i think she will get some tough questions, and it's a good thing for her pain. >> trace: yeah. christine gentleman? >> i think it's really smart. why wouldn't you do an interview with the most watched network in cable news? i think it's a smart movea necessary one, and we will see how it goes. >> trace: what does the trump campaign think about this? is it a panic move or maybe strategy change? >> we are just upset she didn't take up our offer to do a panel with you and me. but it's important. i think it shows she is nervous, but she obviously should be doing it and talking to the people who aren't so confident in her as vice president or future president. >> trace: could kamala harris be panicking? yes. 97% on x, instagram 94%. roxanne hogue says the

following: remember a few years ago when an entire barge of fourth of july fireworks went off all at once? that's her campaign. xena says desperate to debate. wendy, it's in serious trouble. at least her answers won't be changed to make her look better. john says they are desperate. her campaign is imploding. sharon says they are running scared. hope brett asks the tough questions. and stephanie says disdesantis prat. they know they are falling behind and time is not on their side. and as brett was saying, nothing is off limit so, that will be a very captivating interview. thank you all for watching fox news at night. i'm trace gall in trace n los angeles. los angeles. see you tomorrow night the delivering promises on time, every time, way.

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