>> greg: to all of our guests and studio audience, thank you. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, 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, kamala harris now ratcheting up the pandering politics as we are now exactly three weeks from the election. the vp and parking on a media blitz trying to sway black voters who appear to be leaning away from the democratic party. while the interviews are friendly, they are not without tension. >> barack obama, you know him? >> i do. >> he recently -- >> president. >> let's get it right. >> last question, folks or dancing back here, you can all relax. [laughter] >> trace: even calling her out for filibuster and during an 80 minute answer. >> i say that as a preface to say to other things and then i will keep going. one, to deal with -- [laughter] >> you got that.

>> filibuster. >> trace: also unveiling a new agenda to help black men get ahead which includes money and we'd. meantime donald trump rallying in battleground georgia tonight after a record-breaking first day of early voting. richardson lot -- rich edson with more on that. >> georgia has more than doubled its first day early voting record. consecutive states office says it has accepted more than 305,000 ballots. the previous record set four years ago was 136,000. former president trump held a rally this evening in atlanta. his campaign trying to convince skeptical supporters to cast those early ballots. trump is also selling voters there on his economic record. >> ever where you look under kamala harris, the american standard of living is in a free fall. nothing works. you ever notice nothing works? it's like everything they touch turns to -- i won't say.

>> reporter: this afternoon trump fielded questions at the economic club of chicago. the harris campaign called trump's appearance angry and rambling. back in georgia, the get out the vote operation is helping the trump campaign. they had argued publicly over trump's narrow loss in georgia in 2020. that at least sum what appears to be repaired. the latest polling and georgia shows vice president harris with a two percentage point lead, well within the margin of error. now reports tonight that a georgia judge has blocked new state rules that would have required election workers and count ballots in each precinct. >> trace: rich edson from d.c., thank you. let's bring in former trump white house deputy assistant jenny korn along with former trump white house attorney, independent women saw center director, may mailman, thank you for coming on. i want to play some sound. this is the data guy over at cnn talking about black and hispanic voters. >> the bottom line is this, at this particular our if you

believe the polling, trump will put up the best performance with black voters since richard nixon in 1960. that's 64 years ago. among hispanic voters, trouble put up the best performance since 2004 with george w. bush. >> trace: you can see why you have kamala harris making this major push for black and hispanic voters, may mailman. >> yeah. she's still doing fine. she still winning black voters but she's just down 15 percentage points with black men compared to joe biden. and so in an election that's going to be decided by 10,000 votes, tens of thousands of votes, you can't lose that. so what she's done though is present an economic plan that is pandering. it's unconstitutional. here's a forgivable loan. they hand out for just black people. but that is not the problem. the problem isn't an insufficient number of handouts, it's that her future, her vision

of america does not have a role for black men in it. this is the future is female lading. she does not have a place in society where people can be useful. that is what she needs to present, how can you be useful, how do you fit into society. >> trace: in this push to get black voters, she gave this incomprehensible answer to a podcaster and here it is. >> i talked with somebody once you said if you just look at wear the -- the -- the stars or in the sky, don't look at them as random things, look at the constellation, what does it show you. so you just outlined it. what does it show you? that the cities that he picks on in terms of black population or black mayor or both. come on. >> trace: i'm with you, i have no idea what she said. the whole thing here is people

were calling her galileo after this with the constellations and all that stuff. crazy. >> i had to watch it a couple times to see what she said and i still could not understand what she said. it's three weeks before the election and the campaign is just starting to focus on the block vote? if you were doing so well with the black community over the last three and a half years under biden and under harris why did you have to come up with all of these new programs? one of the things was more loans for small businesses for black men. why isn't the small business administration doing that right now for the black community? >> trace: makes sense. the research poll says the following, do you think kamala harris or donald trump have explained their policies and plans when it comes to addressing illegal immigration? you see their harris at 38%, trump at 69%. the problem here is she can't really afford to explain her actual position on this. >> right. so we do know her position. she has said now several times that she would not do anything

different than what joe biden did and let's just look at what joe biden and kamala harris did on day one. they ended deportation's, they ended border wall construction, they ended remain in mexico, they proposed a bill that would reward illegal crossings with citizenship. i mean this has been one disaster over another and so if anybody does not know what kamala harris believes at this point, it's because they are blinding themselves to the truth. >> trace: a bc news, trust on the economy, who do you trust to handle the economy? trump 46, harris 38 and then you flip to the next one which is the economy getting better or worse and you can see right there getting worse is 59%. it's a damaging poll for the democrats. >> absolutely. among the black community and hispanic community, they are just the same as the rest of the americans. the number 1 issue is the economy and inflation and they can't understand, just like with the constellations, what kamala's policies are on the

economy and how it's going to make them better. when people say you feel this, no, you are experiencing the gas prices, the grocery prices, inflation, and so kamala has not done anything to make them better so why would she do anything differently especially since she said she would not. >> trace: good point. jenny korn, may mailman, thank you. kamala harris continuing her recent push to reach out black voters participating in a radio town hall with popular host in detroit. marianne rafferty is live with more on the interview. >> reporter: good evening. president kamala harris -- vice president i should say, pressed hard on major issues. she was asked what her responses all sound the same. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on talking points? >> at my rally's i say the same thing. when they go to detroit as in philly as and wherever i am, to make sure that people here and receive what i think are some of the most critical issues at stake in this election.

>> reporter: the host repeatedly trying to get harris offer usual talking points on issues like foreign aid, legalizing marijuana and illegal immigration which he pointed out continued to surge after she was appointed border czar. >> but doesn't the biden administration have to take some blame for the border, a lot of the blame? you did get a lot of things wrong. >> we did, to try and get the border security bill passed. and then also an executive order that has reduced significantly the number of illegal crossings and tightened up what needs to happen in between ports of entry. but we've been working on it ever since. >> reporter: and they went on to discuss other topics such as reparations and disinformation in their nearly hour-long interview. >> trace: thank you. ♪ ♪ the "fox news @ night" common sense department was listening to the interview kamala harris did.

common sense had to turn up the volume to make sure it was hearing what it was hearing. she was asked, what do you say to people who say you stayed on talking points? harris responded, i would say you are welcome. then she continued, the reality is that there are certain things that must be repeated to ensure that i have everyone know what i stand for, and so it requires repetition. common sense would advise kamala harris to put repetition at the bottom of her repertoire. three weeks from the election and voters are fully aware that she was raised in a middle-class family, took on perpetrators of all kinds and is unburdened by what has bin. what they don't know is where she stands on immigration, the economy, crime. voters want solutions, harris is offering stick. her campaign is void of answers and replete with indifference. information is minimal, recitation is plentiful. she knows it by heart but does

she take it to heart? does she believe what she is selling because polls indicate that fewer voters are buying. almost every night common sense is asking the same question, where does kamala stand we the consistent answer is, at the podium. let's bring in steamboat institute fellow kaylee mcgee white along with the author of what's killing america, seattle talk radio host jason rantz. welcome to both of you. a pastor in detroit said when it comes to kamala harris trying to gain votes of black men, he's never been so offended. listen. >> black men are not political infants. we know exactly what is happening, with the democrat -- with the democratic party. we know they've exploited us for over six decades and we are saying, just like moses said to the pharaoh, let my people go. >> trace: he said it's embarrassing and he makes a fair point.

>> between kamala harris promising to legalize weed for black men and former president barack obama coming in with a condescending lecture on why they should just stop being so sexist, it's a real mystery why so many black men are leaving the democratic party. and this happens every election cycle, where democrats get themselves into a bad situation of accidentally revealing how little they think about their own voters. the real question is, how much longer are voters going to put up with it? if the numbers for donald trump among minorities are any indication, the answer could be not for much longer. >> trace: jason rantz, trump was at a rally last night, he had medical emergencies in the audience so he stopped taking questions and as people saw, there was music and he was dancing and of course the media said well he's unwell. watch this. >> the questions about what's actually going on with him and his mental acuity are multiplying. seeping through a little bit. >> you have to be demented to

stand on stage and start dancing when it's a town hall. the principal driving force of his -- of his incompetency is the fact that he's not all there. >> trace: it's hard keeping up, jason rantz. he's hitler, he's weird, he's demented. it's week to week. >> it is and it kind of feels like we are being trolled at this point because conservatives for the longest time were rightly pointing out the problems with joe biden and these very same people were telling us there was nothing wrong whatsoever, stop making it up, you are spreading misinformation and disinformation. meanwhile that's quite literally what they are doing now in order to go after donald trump. if they weren't so good with branding themselves and their message, people might fall for this, but everyone knows, from the view to msnbc and the pages of "the new york times", that they were lying about joe biden, saying there was nothing wrong,

and now all of a sudden they are pretending to care about this particular issue, just as it applies or in this case does not apply to donald trump. people are smart enough to not fall for it. >> trace: cbs back under fire. there was the debate and then the "60 minutes" interview that made allegedly deceptively was edited. now speaker mike johnson accusing cbs up deceptively editing. i'm going to play what they aired followed by what he recorded. cbs by the way did not respond to our comment for this. >> you know that it is against the lock for noncitizens to vote in federal elections, that's established. >> of course it is. of course it is but here's the problem. there are a number of states that are not requiring proof of citizenship when illegals or noncitizens register to vote. >> but respectfully -- >> everybody should want the lot to be followed. >> the biden administration, department of justice, sue to the governor and the commonwealth of virginia to prevent them from cleaning up their voter roles.

that kind of thing creates a lot of doubt and concern in the minds of a lot of the american people. why would they do that? >> trace: they lifted the context out of it and they shortened -- i mean it's fine you can shorten a bite, we do it all the time, but you can't lift the context out of it. >> this was a deliberate decision on cbs as part. they knew exactly what they were doing. this is the same network that gave donald trump a lot of grief for refusing to go on "60 minutes". it turns out that he was exactly right to make that decision because he knew exactly what he was going to be walking into. these are not journalists, these are propagandists and republicans need to joint donald trump in boycotting cbs until the network can get his head screwed on straight and start doing their jobs. >> trace: over to msnbc, last question to you jason, joy reid says this will be far too close and here is the reason the race will be far too close... >> this race will be far too

close because unfortunately we do have a fascist groundswell in parts of this country, mainly among white men. >> trace: of course. fascist white man is the answer to this, always the same answer, jason. >> they can't define fascism, let alone spell it, so i'm sick and tired of being lectured by dolts like joy reid who is always going to blame white men for absolutely every societal ill. and i suppose not getting her way in an election. you can't complain about fascism when you constantly tell us the only result that should be accepted is voting for the person you want us to vote for. that's not quite how democracy works. thank god. >> trace: last i checked you are exactly right. jason rantz, kaylee mcgee white, thank you both. we are seeing compelling evidence of a disturbing new trend in the migrant crime crisis. young migrant thugs at city funded shelters in manhattan committing armed robberies in times square and other local hot spots. anita vogel is live with more on the rash of young criminals.

good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. think of them like the jv version of the venezuelan gang terrorizing some american cities. some of these members are as young as 11 years old and they are robbing and terrifying people right here in new york city and the heart of the city. in fact, we are learning these illegal juvenile gang members are behind a robbery spree. because of their age, they do not go to jail. they have reportedly been attacking people in times square and other tourist hot spots. police say roughly 21 members have been busted for 50 separate incidents but not one of them is behind bars. >> you know, and we have a mismatch of crimes embedded in those. we have anywhere from snatches to what i call wolfpack robberies where anywhere between five and 15 individuals surrounded tourists, take their property. we have gunpoint robberies,

knifepoint robberies and these individuals are out and it's concerning. >> reporter: so scary. the young gang members call themselves little devils of 42n. they are said to be brazen, showing off their guns on social media without any concern for any consequences. and according to a new report from the heritage foundation, tren de aragua, the senior gang, is expanding across the country like a "'s logo -- slow-growing cancer." and will him -- affect americans for decades to come. >> trace: thank you. let's bring in former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul mauro. great to have you on. the kids are being called, baby faced tren de aragua gang bangers and they are getting away with it. there's no consequences. >> consider this. what is the future like for this group of kids? do we expect them at some point to grow out of this and to

become productive citizens? i think the chances are small. when you take deportation off the table, as we have, because nypd is not only not allowed to notify ice, they are not even allowed to ask and arrested perpetrator are you illegal or legal. you can't ask that. so as a result you don't know what to notify ice of anyway. the geniuses in our city council, in their wisdom, have raised the criminal responsibility age in new york city from 16 to 18. so a 17-year-old, some of these 17-year-olds look 35, some 17-year-olds now are still going to family court, which is what happens as a juvenile. those records are sealed by law. you can't even find out what kind of priors this person has. so as a cop you don't know who you are dealing with. >> trace: very true. i want to show a woman because she was forced out of her

apartment complex. we've been hearing about these transnational gangs in aurora, colorado and of course the big j.d. vance battle with cbs saying no, only a few apartment complexes. here's what the woman said and then i will get your comments. >> i was pushed out of my apartment by gang activity. people carrying guns in the hallway and patrolling the grounds with guns. how many gangs is okay to have in aurora? how many properties is okay to take over? how many people who are citizens paying their bills is it okay to displace? >> trace: why is the media downplaying this? what is to be gained? >> will very clearly this all derives directly from a flaw in kamala harris' campaign. the democrats campaign, which is of course the border. when you import 20 million people, if even 1% of them are criminals, and the number is likely higher than that, by definition you have 200,000 criminals.

we have our own criminals, we don't need to import them. when you consider where they are coming from, venezuela, the president of venezuela is under indictment from the dea. he's a perp. wanted since 2020. so this is what you are dealing with and if we think they are going to help us that these characters before they come in, of course they aren't. as a result we get this. >> trace: only about 35 seconds left but longtime nypd officer to "the new york post" said this "years ago you had to be crazy to fight cops and now it's open season for everyone. the protesters got the migrants, even the regular career criminals, and we see the video all the time of these cops getting beaten. is there a remedy to this? >> the real remedy resides with the district attorney's, the judges, the courts. these crimes have to be taken seriously and these guys have to go to jail. unfortunately many of the district attorney's and the way the laws are constructed favor the purpose and as a result they know they can get away with it

and that's why nypd and other police departments are down thousands of recruits. >> trace: and they are getting away with it. paul mauro, great to have you as always, thank you. coming up, the latest on the investigation into a series of drones flying over some of the country's most sensitive military sites. have you heard about this? who or what is behind it? they don't think it's amateurs. and later in the nightcap, our own bret baier will interview kamala harris tomorrow for her first formal interview ever on fox news. what do you think we should ask a vice president? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, responses are coming in, you will want to hear some of these and we will read yours coming up next in the nightcap my moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...and my ulcerative colitis symptoms... ...kept me... ...out of the picture. now... ...there's skyrizi. ♪i've got places to go...♪ ♪...and i'm feeling free♪ ♪control of my symptoms means everything...♪ ♪...to me♪

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♪ ♪ >> trace: lawmakers and national security experts pushing for answers about a series of drones flown into restricted airspace. the flights continued for more than two weeks near some of the nation's most crucial national security sites. here's the chief national security correspondent, jennifer griffin. >> reporter: trace, last december u.s. air force commanders at langley air force base in southern virginia, home to the f-22 raptor's, noticed over a period of 17 days dozens of unidentified drones would begin flying over the base shortly after dusk each night. langley air force base did experience incursions of unauthorized unmanned aerial systems last year in dece december 2023. the number of those incursions fluctuated on any given day. but they did not appear to exhibit any hostile intent. >> reporter: the white house called for national security

meetings to discuss the drones which had been seen over three sensitive u.s. installations and weather they were sent by a foreign adversary. there were concerns about the military using electronic warfare or jamming systems to stop the drones, fearing it would interfere with commercial air travel over the holidays. three months earlier, mysterious drones were also spotted flying over a sensitive nuclear facility in nevada. it's not clear whether the incidents were related. adding to the mystery, on january fifth, a chinese international student studying at university of minnesota was found trying to fish a drone out of a tree in newport virginia. images taken by the drone showed aerial photos of the huntington facility which builds nuclear submarines for the military and ford class aircraft carriers. he was arrested 13 days later in san francisco with a one-way ticket back to china. he began a six-month sentence on october second, just two weeks

ago. >> trace: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you. let's bring in former navy seal who trained with the idf in israel, cameron hamilton, a host of the aaron cohen show podcast, israeli special operations veteran aaron cohen, rabbi chaim mentz, and the star of netflix skin decision before and after, board-certified plastic surgeon doctor sheila nazarian. thank you for coming on. cameron, to you first, we do not know if these drones or from russia or china. we just don't have any idea but they "new york post" rights, headline, drones surveilling america's most sensitive military sights in the pentagon says it cannot stop them. what are we? our be helpless, we can't shoot these things down? what's going on here? >> i think this is a prime example of probing our infrastructure and our capabilities to determine whether or not we have the technological resources to shoot

down or to render safe devices such as these so that they can continue surveillance. unfortunately we are limited by our bureaucracy so there's administrative processes that prohibit us from engaging these devices. that is exactly what i think is happening, our enemies are probing and testing to determine are we using jamming signals, radio waves, high focused energy devices to really bring these drones down? unfortunately i think they are showing that you are able to get pass u.s. defenses fairly easily. >> trace: like the chinese spy balloons. it's amazing how easy it's bin. rabbi, you've got the united states telling israel don't hit the nuclear sights in iran, telling israel we are going to limit the weapons if you don't go in and give more humanitarian aid in gaza, telling israel, you know, this whole iran retaliation thing might have to wait until after the election. what do you make of that? >> exactly it. let's wait until after the election. in the meantime that biden administration are sending a lot

of goodies to israel to hold back. after the election, all bets are off. it makes no difference who wins. the funny thing is, the people in iran are praying that israel goes and takes out his regime. so biden is saying i don't want an october surprise, what can i make you feel good about, and that's what's happening. benjamin netanyahu is saying thank you. >> trace: biden telegraphing his strategy to "the washington post". he said this on fox and friends. >> it's absolutely ridiculous that we would telegraph or allow israelis defense to be telegraphed to the iranian's. you know, it's just not serious. these people at the white house are not serious about not only our allies but the defense of our nation. >> trace: you would say it's dangerous. >> it's really dangerous and i will tell you why. the u.s. in israel sends a

dangerous message to a run that the u.s. does not support israel's immediate strike on iranian nuclear targets. israel does not have the luxury to not be aggressive and conduct forward operations as iran continues to get more dangerously close to nuclear capabilities. remember we assassinated the iranian nuclear scientist in 2020, setting that program back years. now israel is back in the same spot. their strength is in that preemptive action but biden politicizing this means he's putting the politics and the election and potentially inflated oil prices before israel's survival and israel must strike regardless of the u.s.'s permission. >> trace: on the flip side you have a general appearing at a trump rally, it sounds like trump is trying to send a message like we've got your back, we are going to bring this guy out. >> i just want to touch base

with that too. biden says we are worried about destabilization in the region and worried about an escalation. nothing is going to escalate tensions and the risk of the middle east than a nuclear iran. so israel cannot. it's doing the world a favor by not allowing iran to become a nuclear power. i also think trump by having this general come, he's collecting truth tellers. isn't he? tulsi gabbard, rfk, elon musk. this general that's calling out the biden administration saying why are you leaking israel's plans via american media to our enemies? >> trace: that's right. i want to get through this round quickly. cameron, reuters rights, china's military vowed to take further action against taiwan if needed after staging a day of war games on monday. it said a warning to separatist acts which drew condemnation from the tie when he's and u.s. governments. it's like china is taunting us, cameron. >> i think you are right.

they are engaging in drills right now, operation sort. they are trying to show they have the ability to isolate the island of taiwan and reclaim it. i will be frank with you, i think we need to revisit the policy and support the autonomy of the taiwanese people because they are categorically different. taiwan has been settled by refugees that fled from the communist china. >> trace: this is very dangerous. rabbi, john kirby says there are no fresh cease-fire negotiations on the horizon. >> there can't be any because who are you going to be dealing with? the only way it will be as if israel puts down their guns. even though i said a moment ago that netanyahu would pick his time, i do agree that the nuclear system has to go. >> trace: but two weeks, two weeks since iran attacked israel. when is the response? >> israel will respond when they feel like they've got the most limit of surprise. israel does it's best work in

the vanguard. this isn't so much about signaling, it's about making sure they garner the most accurate intelligence. but regardless of what biden is doing and regardless of playing politics, israel will protect itself. they are not asking for permission. >> trace: we thought six months ago, doctor, that national security, anti-semitism, israel would be a top issue in the election. is it? >> i think it is. i can tell which sound bite the mainstream media is going to twist when he said if i lose this election it's the fault. that's not what he said. he was complementing the jewish people, letting them know you have power. look at pennsylvania. a swing state he must win. whoever wants to win. he was complementing, letting them know you have the power to pick the next president, which was huge. >> trace: doctor, rabbi, aaron cohen, and cameron hamilton, thank you for coming on.

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cryptocurrency, no idea what that means. launching a national health equity and legalizing recreational marijuana. money and we'd. >> free handouts and we'd. what is so amazing is that they are only talking about these policies and only focusing on black men and the black community because the polls show they are losing votes. and it's because the black community realizes that the democrats have sold him out every single election. but when they need votes they show up and they say it's going to be so much better. what the african american community once is the same thing all americans want, we want jobs, to be able to afford milk, gas, rather than saying inflation. at we want our neighborhoods to be safe and her schools to be quality. none of these things are happening for african americans and a lot of other americans are feeling the same pain. >> trace: that's why they are shifting. she's going after black americans. the interesting thing about t this, elizabeth barcohana, is that she tweeted about them today and yesterday, hasn't tweeted about black men in four

years. they call it pandering i think. >> that's exactly the word for it. they know that support for president trump among lack men is surging right now and by the way, what about black women? the polls are showing that she has the lowest approval rating among black women never. and so they are going after the black men, trying to woo them back after the backlash over the weekend from president obama's patronizing speech. and then with this plan, half of it is lifted from president trump's platinum plan for black americans and the other half is filled with the soft bigotry of low expectations. it's very insulting i would say. >> trace: peachy keenan, wrote, this will be the worst four years of your life.

vice principal loves her kids, that's why she had no urges nor urges people to... she loves her country so much she never stops calling it racist and sexist. would you like to add to that? >> this is really not ready for "primetime", reminds me of a bad high school faculty with tim walz the creepy assistant football coach hanging around and his wife who's like the weird library and yelling at the kids. these people are not ready for the white house. >> trace: can't wait until the book comes out. the "l.a. times" writes writes, california official reject more space x rocket launches with some writing elon musk's x post. he inserted himself mistakenly into the presidential election. california wants him out. >> first and foremost this application had the support of the biden administration. it's not only a defense program

but also a space program. we are talking about jobs that are on the line and california needs more of those but because elon musk isn't supporting a democrat for president, many of the commissioners of said his politics are bad so we are not going to approve it. that is corruption. if you don't support our political party, then if you come before government, we are going to penalize you and punish you. elon musk has announced he's going to sue, he's going to win his lawsuit, but in the meantime we go without the jobs and the department of defense and our space program goes without the launch capacity that they need. >> trace: which elon musk said he's going to sue. when the richest man in the world says he's going to suit you should probably lawyer up. >> absolutely. and who is going to pay for that? the california taxpayers are going to pay for this first amendment lawsuit which is completely justified. the california coastal commission's mission is to preserve the coast of california. it's a beautiful natural resource that we have here and

while they are interfering with this historic american innovation by space x, they have needles all over the beaches, there's raw sewage closing our oceans on a regular basis, they would not allow a second desalination plant and so we have proper four on the ballot in november trying to raise a bond to pay for toilet to tap drinking water. >> trace: kamala running away from the border record she's embraced so much. it's crazy. >> she denied being the border czar on the podcast, but she's running away from her policy as fast as the illegals are running across the border. if it was working out like she's bragging that the numbers are down, why is she running away from it? >> trace: a good question. thank you all. fox news anchor bret baier will ask kamala harris the hard-hitting questions for her first formal interview ever on

fox news. what would you like him to ask? you are going to want to hear some of these questions. let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, we will read your responses coming up next in the nightcap. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today

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nightcap crew, jason rantz, aaron cohen, rabbi chaim mentz, peachy keenan, carl demaio and elizabeth barcohana. tonight's question, bret baier sitting down with kamala harris tomorrow for her first formal interview ever on fox news. what should she be asked? jason rantz. >> i would ask her, since she's defended some of the anti-semitic college students protesting israel. if she can do fine what is meant when they say from the river to the sea. i'd love to hear her answer to that. >> trace: it's a good one. rabbi? >> i would say you've become so progressive people like me are leaving the party. a lot of people do not like the progressive movement. you are the head of it. what are you going to do to get me back? >> trace: interesting. peachy keenan? >> i think the one question she fears the most on the reason she's been avoiding places like fox is when did you first know about joe biden's severe cognitive decline and why did

you cover it up? if she denies it, and if he's fine, why did you push him out? >> trace: why did you push him out? carl. >> she's a california voter, she's going to vote in california, there's a big initiative on the ballot. she says she's a prosecutor tough on crime, how are you going to vote on prop 36 to give prosecutors back tools to go after criminals? and when you lose presidency, are you going to run for governor? >> trace: elizabeth. >> i would ask her what she has to say to the millions of parents whose children she kept out of school for two years who have been missing milestones, who have been and speech therapy and who cannot read or do math. >> trace: aaron. >> bret, here's what i would ask. i would say why is the administration leaking classified tactical information to the media and tying israel's hands behind its back while iran

gets closer to a nuclear capability. >> trace: -- says why do you continue to try to tie trump to project 2025 when he has repeatedly denounced it? colleen says why did she plagiarize parts of her book from wikipedia. alex says how many bottles of wine does she polish a day. george says you say your campaign is about turning the page being different from the current, in what way and how do you plan to achieve this. jill says, why didn't she do anything for the last three years. tina says, when did your policies change. tim says, after many attempts for an interview, why except now. ellen says, where is she getting all of this money she is giving away. thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you right back here tomorrow night.

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