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america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, the 12 days of christmas are coming. 12 days of election now just minutes away and as donald trump takes a slight lead nationwide, the media now trying to create their own october surprise. the atlantic releasing a report claiming trump disparaged a slain u.s. army soldier. the soldiers family denies the report but that did not stop cbs news from leading with the story. >> good evening, thank you for joining us on this tuesday. two weeks from election day, as the final battleground sprint is underway. after that campaign stop, a new report that trump while president used to the f word to describe a murdered mexican-american soldier. >> trace: remember cbs has not released the harris 60 minutes transcript. they fact-checked only j.d. vance at the vp debate and yet their big story of the night is a thinly sourced hit piece on trump. kamala harris jumped on the

report as well running with a rebuke claim. >> while donald trump was president, he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. >> reporter: so now trump is back to being hitler. what happened to trump being exhausted? common sense is wondering the same thing. meantime kamala harris taking questions that a cnn town hall in pennsylvania tonight and donald trump campaigning in georgia where early voting numbers are breaking records. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with a break down. >> reporter: evening trace. almost two months of nonstop events continue tonight for the former president. this time returning to the great state of georgia for a "primetime" rally in duluth alongside former presidential candidate democrat turned independent turned republican tulsi gabbard. the trip coming just one day after an atlanta journal-constitution poll showed that mr. trump is ahead of the

vp 47-43 in the state. surprisingly nearly one in ten georgians, 8.2%, still claimed to be undecided. so tonight as he took his message back to voters in the peach state, the president also told our brian kilmeade that yes he's heard all the reports suggesting that g.o.p. has an early edge in the early voting. but he is still urging his supporters to get out there and cast those ballots as soon as possible. >> so the polls are open for early voting in georgia every day from now until november first. you have to get out there and vote but most importantly, just vote. whichever way you want to do it. whichever way, just get out and vote. >> kind of amazing. >> reporter: also we've confirmed that mr. trump will record an interview this friday with joe rogan as part of an outreach strategy that seems to be connecting with voters. his running mate senator j.d.

vance was just on the podcast, interesting listen as well. meantime democrats are also getting out to vote with the help of the boss, bruce springsteen who will headline a rally on thursday in georgia alongside the vp and former president barack obama. starry nights and a very dizzy sprint to the finish. >> trace: i think the joe rogan podcast will be fascinating. kevin, thank you. [bleep] legendary, man, taking a [bleep] bullet, standing back up with his fist in the air, taking all the law fair, every charge, getting back up, defeats it all. >> trace: let's bring in that trump supporter, philip anderson, and the author of black victim to black victor, "new york post" contributor adam coleman. thank you for coming on. philip, that was you. it went viral. it was on our show last night. give me an idea of what your motivation for doing that was.

>> well, you know, you have kamala harris who spent most of her life locking up young black men for smoking weed and now she's trying to bribe us with weed. who is this clown? i mean honestly. then you have donald trump who goes to work a shift at mcdonald's and says, our she lied, she never work here, and also she lied about her grandmother's identity, she's lying about her heritage, she lies about everything, just like her track record. kamala harris has destroyed america, she set the world on fire, she's made everyone go broke. she has -- saying she has blood on her hands is an understatement. she has oceans and oceans of blood on her hands. will look at ukraine, israel, palestine, afghanistan. what has she done aside from screw over the entire world and the american people? i'm supposed to support her when she's not even black because i'm black? it makes no sense. >> trace: adam, mr. anderson

is clearly -- has some opinions on kamala harris. you started changing your views about former president trump after the charlottesville rally, to find people on both sides of course, which was a debunked many times. you were kind of wondering what else journalists are lying to you about. what do you think of the whole claim about donald trump being hitler, dictator for a day, et cetera? >> i see it as media manipulation and it's a scare tactic. i think it's amongst many scare tactics coming from the elitist media that exists and all it is is a ploy to get us to not think about what we want, but to feel emotional about it. there's nothing more emotional than claiming that someone is probably the most evil person in recent history. so obviously it does not stand. hitler did not wait until his second term to do what he did. >> trace: that's fair. i want to play this sound.

it's a black motor in a barbershop in atlanta. he was speaking to lawrence jones and said the following... >> black voters are turning a corner saying wait a minute act i was with donald trump in the 80s, 90s. these people trying to tell me what to do, one thing you don't tell a black man is what to do. >> trace: philip, you heard that, is he right on that? >> i did not quite hear what he said but i'm sure he's right if he saying something negative about harris. nothing good to say about her. a total failure. look at how many hundreds of thousands of people have died in america because of the open border fentanyl crime crisis. people have died, been murdered, raped and it's all kamala harris' fault. people are dying, children are dying all over in israel and palestine and ukraine and it does not have to happen. it wasn't like that when donald trump was president. so when they called donald trump a threat to democracy i find it laughable because i mean they tried to murder donald trump two times, they tried to take away

his property, all his money, they tried to like i said earlier assassinate him, they tried -- they did take his name off all the ballots. so all of these things. i'm just like how can you possibly say he's a threat to democracy when you are the one who wants to take down an entire social media platform just because people can speak freely? >> trace: i'm going to stop you right there, running out of time. this is a sign that was in birmingham, alabama, put this sign-up. it says, warning african americans, a vote for trump would put black poke -- folks back to picking cotton. we are going to hopefully have his pastor on this week. i want to know what you think of this. >> i think it's absolutely foolish and i think there is something absolutely wrong when you have the church being used for political purposes in the way that he's using it. it is not something that is godly, this is something that is

of this world. so for them to use the church and someone's race to manipulate them to go back to a historical point that these people weren't even alive for, to recollect and relive something that they never faced i think is the most insulting thing you can do in this country. >> trace: a very good point. adam coleman, philip anderson, thank you. breaking tonight, the white house doubling down on the notion that donald trump is a fascist on the grounds that he promised sean hannity that he would be a dictator on day one. christina coleman is live with the rest of the story here. good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and the vice president piled onto the baseless claims that donald trump is a fascist. trump supporters say it seems like a collective desperate effort by the democratic establishment to try and paint trump as a want to be dictator during the final stretch of this election. former trump white house chief of staff and retired four-star general john kelly also made the

same claims in his newly released interviews. >> certainly not authoritarian. admires people who are dictators. he has said that. certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >> reporter: trump strongly fired back on truth social, even though i should not be wasting my time with him, i always feel it's necessary to hit back in pursuit of the truth. john kelly is a lowlife and a bad general whose advice in the white house i no longer sought and told him to move on. also trump already addressed of these claims back in december during a town hall was sean hannity. take a listen. >> he says you aren't going to be a dictator are you? i said no, other than day one. we are closing the border and drilling, drilling, drilling. after that i'm not a dictator, okay. >> reporter: trump said he's not a dictator and would not be

one but i guess that's not good enough. and if elected, president trump does have the authority to address both the border and energy production with executive order. >> trace: as to joe biden. christina, thank you. ♪ ♪ the "fox news @ night" common sense department is utterly confused because just yesterday the harris campaign and her media teammates in unison said that donald trump was exhausted, was unable to handle the rigors of the campaign and needed to stand down. yet suddenly overnight the former president somehow got his stamina back and now he's back to being hitler, back to being a dictator on day one. but here's the rub, kamala harris and the media realize that being hitler is hard work so they trump being exhausted narrative had to be exiled. trump needs to be evil and energetic, not a nice and tired. the country already has this indelible image of donald trump in mack a mickey d's apron

laughing, chatting and frying. it's humanizing. the democrats need demonizing. only the resurrection of hitler can save them out common sense thanks this time around conjuring the third reich is second rate, it's a dud. america's b.s. meter is extremely sensitive. they know the left spends every second of every day villain nice and trump when it should be lion icing harris, less they end up eulogizing the harris walls campaign. americans don't care how much kamala harris hates, they care how much she cares. about them and their families and trying to figure out where she stands and what she believes is itself exhausting. let's bring in fox news contributor jason chaffetz and usc law school professor jody armour, thank you for coming on, we appreciate it, jason, to you first i'm going to play some sound, here's karine jean-pierre on the trump dictator question today.

watch. >> president biden believes that donald trump is a fascist. >> i mean yes, he said himself, the former president has said he's going to be a dictator on day one. >> trace: these are the kinds of stories and the kinds of answers that americans are tired of. >> they are. just roll the tape. all of the audience laughed. it's absurd. kamala harris has nothing. she has no proactive agenda out there, she has nothing to lean on, nothing to project. instead it's this desperation attempt to try to demonize donald trump and it is so offensive to try to compare this man, the president, former president of the united states of america to hitler. hitler murdered millions of people and to try to draw some sort of comparison is just so offensive it is disgusting. >> trace: jody armour, here's a georgia trump voter who said this, watch.

>> did he run the country as a dictator the four years he was in? absolutely not. no wars, the economy was incredible. everybody was making money. he wasn't a dictator then, why should he be a dictator now? >> trace: wasn't a dictator then, why be a dictator now quite the narrative from the left, do you think it's effective? >> kamala's whole point is her slogan, i'm not trump so i'm going to try to make drop as toxic as possible even if i have to be hyperbolic. i'm going to make apocalyptic predictions about what's going to happen if he comes on board because i don't have any policies that are appealing to this community of my own. they don't really see much daylight between me and trump in a lot of policies, they see that actually the democrats have not delivered over, you know, several administrations, especially african americans are living day-to-day and almost hand to mouth and so they are looking for policies and instead they are giving them well this

is satan himself. >> trace: i want to put these averages out for you because right now you see donald trump, 49.1, 48.5. 0.6 kamala harris is out. go back to 2020, joe biden was up by eight. 2016, hillary clinton was up by almost six points. what do you make of this poll right here? >> i think donald trump is in a great position. first of all jody is right. the second thing is, donald trump is i think going to win by a fairly comfortable amount. i know republicans are out there saying hey, you know, act like you are behind, that is the right attitude, get out the vote. but i'm telling you, you would never trade positions with where donald trump is. i think kamala harris is in desperation. she did not even have a campaign event yesterday. you've got three senators that are in wisconsin, pennsylvania

and michigan. democrats running ads tethering themselves to donald trump. those are not good signs for kamala harris. >> trace: they are bad signs. here's cnn's data grew on some of the battlegrounds. watch. >> michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, the great lakes, that blue wall. joe biden last time around won by five points over donald trump. look at where we are today. this is the type of movement donald trump likes to see in the center of the electorate, up by a point. >> trace: i think concerning is the fact that she's down in wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan, a lot of democrats concerned. it's that blue wall everybody talks about. >> it's the blue wall that's only going to be there if they are enthusiastic about her candidacy. and if you're only platform is i'm not the other person, not i'm going to deliver something that makes your life better, you are going to get the enthusiasm that can make a difference at the polls. >> trace: do you think she pushes herself more in the past

two weeks and goes less on attacking trump or does the strategy stay the same? >> if she stays here it's going to get worse. momentum is not swinging her way. >> trace: gentlemen, thank you both. meantime a group of influential liberals on social media now trying to disrupt former president trump's planned rally at madison square garden this weekend. ashley strohmier is live in new york city with the details on that. >> reporter: the iconic madison square garden known for hosting major sporting events and concerts right in the heart of new york city is now at the center of what we could call a political prank. a group of anti-trump influencers led by george conway, the former husband of kellyanne conway, is promoting trump's rally this weekend. only they say they just want people to sign up but not attend. however it appears the joke is on them because according to the trump campaign event page, seats will be filled on a first-come first-served basis meant to prevent things like this from

happening. what that means is if someone signs up but does not show up to claim their seats, someone else could jump in. trump does not appear deterred by any of it saying tuesday night that he's going to try to win over new york despite losing the state in the last two elections by more than 20 percentage points. >> we've had a lot of rallies and we are going to have our biggest of all at madison square garden. we are going to make a play for new york, hasn't been won in many decades. >> reporter: and this is trump's third rally in the state this election cycle that turned out large and diverse crowds. so you never know what could happen. >> trace: exactly right. ashley strohmier in new york, thank you. let's bring in former michigan republican candidate tudor dixon along with host an outreach director jill simonian, thank you for coming on. jail, what do you think of the trolls going after trump's rallies in madison square garden? you would think just let them have their rallies and we will have hours.

>> i say look at the videos. look at the videos, look at how many people are turning out to hear his message, to maybe think of voting and away they they never have before. he sold out madison square garden in three hours. that is something to be said and i think it's really historic how more than ever i mean we are here in a blue state and more than ever i have seen a swell of support and interest per president trump's campaign, especially at coachella recently. >> trace: we interviewed a couple weeks ago and there were thousands of people waiting. i want to get your take on this, tudor dixon, because atlantic runs the story, very thinly sourced about trump disparaging and army service woman, refused to pay funeral services and so forth. the family denies all of this and it's absolutely not true. this was posted on x, i don't appreciate how you are exploiting my sisters tougher politics, hurtful, disrespectful to the important changes she made for service members.

president donald trump did nothing but show respect to my family and vanessa, in fact i voted for president trump today. they lead with this on cbs. >> this is the desperation right now, that these stories come out, they have one person saying it, the other people in the room are denying that this happened. the family as you pointed out came out and said no, this is not true, in fact we love him, we voted for him, we want him to be the next president, but this is what happens at the end of the campaign when they get desperate. the democrats start leaking stories that are nonstories. this happened in our campaign. they started calling us saying we are going to report the story and we were like this is not a story. you have to shut them down one by one because they are desperate and they are working on the side of the democrats. it's pretty shocking. >> trace: the former president was with brian kilmeade on his radio show this morning and talked about going on with joe rogan. said the following. >> we talked about it for a long

time and i think he's a nice guy. i've met him a couple of times at the fights and i don't know, seems something to do. no real strategy there. >> trace: good idea? >> such a good idea and i am personally so excited for this. joe rogan is a beacon for free speech. we are obsessed with free speech and free thinking and joe rogan is a beacon for that and i cannot wait to see his conversation with president trump. it's going to be great. >> trace: fascinating. i don't know if he will go the whole three hours. >> he could handle it. >> trace: he could. finally kamala harris at cnn's town hall tonight admitting that she feels this way about trump and fascism. watch this. >> yes, i do. yes, i do. and i also believe that the people who know him best on this subject should be trusted. again, look at their careers. these are not people, with the exception i think of only mike

pence, these were not politicians. >> trace: she thinks he's a fascist. what do you think? >> i think she needs somebody to come out and vote for her and that's her attempt. but if you watch and listen to what people on the ground are saying, they have seen through this. that's why that independent number that you just showed is so high for donald trump, because they are going my gosh, they are desperate, they are just making stories up. this has happened in michigan on the ground, we've been told by the governor and by the walz camp that donald trump lost manufacturing jobs in the state of michigan when he was in office and everybody in the state of michigan knows that that wasn't donald trump. they understand there was a pandemic and they understand the state will shut down and they understand that this is lies and pandering and it's pathetic. >> trace: yeah, tudor dixon, jill simonian, thank you. coming up, the battleground georgia where early voting records are broken almost daily now. have you heard about these

numbers? half of the states voters expected to cast ballots before election day. and later in the nightcap, we told you about this, cbs news reeling from accusations of deceptively editing a kamala harris interview and scolding an anchor for asking tough questions to an anti-israel author. is now getting slammed again for airing a thinly sourced story of donald trump disparaging a slain army specialist, refusing to pay her funeral expenses, but the family says the story is absolutely false. is it bad journalism or is there something else going on here? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. the georgia roundup also coming up next. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh!

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♪ ♪ >> trace: news keeps breaking in georgia, multiple visits by both campaigns in a mass of early voting turnout is highlighting the importance of battleground georgia and it's 16 electoral votes. he's the senior correspondent, jonathan serrie. >> georgia is having continuing records every day it seems with early voting turnout. >> reporter: this afternoon georgia surpassed 2 million early ballots, more than 28% of the states active voters, more than doubling early votes at this phase of the last presidential election. >> i always vote early and georgia. i don't want to be caught up on the day of. we get in and out easy. >> reporter: knowing who voted will help their campaigns tweak their ground games in the battleground state but experts say the numbers alone revealed little about whose ahead because george's open primary system does not register voters by party. >> people will pay attention to demographics because there is racial polarization in terms of party identification but the

truth is we are not going to know for sure who voted for whom until we see the results come in after 7:00 p.m. on nove november fifth. >> reporter: the georgia supreme court has blocked the republican-controlled state election port from implementing several new procedures during the grant election cycle including one that would have required election night and counts to verify the number of pallets collected. but other election integrity efforts are proceeding including the georgia secretary of state's embrace of new technology to audit voter rolls for non-u.s. citizens. >> the 20 individuals, noncitizens who were canceled, were canceled based on individualized information from those people. they signed affidavits to get out of jury duty basically saying i am a noncitizen. >> reporter: georgia election officials reported the 20 names to district attorney's for possible prosecution. there audit also flagged 156 potential non-u.s. citizens that the secretary of state's office plans to investigate further. >> trace: thank you, let's

bring in former georgia republic on rismond doug collins and senior trump surrogate bruce levell. congressman, to you first, this is as of an hour ago, the latest numbers for early voting turnout. total turnout, 2,159,000. it's 30% of the turnout. 55% female, 45% male. congressman, what does it tell you, and what do you think of the exploding numbers? >> i think it goes to all those lies about george's voting laws and all the voter suppression nonsense other democrats want to come up with. simply show a photo i.d. to get an absentee ballot or vote. it shows they've been gaslighting the american people for years and it has to stop. but with all due respect to the professor you had on a moment ago, we do know who's showing up at the polls so there are ways to tell whose voting. what they don't want to say is that these numbers are incredibly good for

donald trump. the first week we typically lose early voting. first week, we can half. now we are actually showing right out ahead. but the big thing is not there's a middle group, a low propensity voters group they can't classify because of 1 of 2 or 2 of 4 over the last few election cycles and those are people who are typically going to vote for donald trump. not a new voter. it's really good news right now. >> trace: interesting. to you bruce, here's the former president added georgia rally talking about early voting. watch. >> you've got to get out there and vote but most importantly just vote. whichever way you want to do it. whichever way, just get out and vote. be a little careful, make sure your vote get counted. >> trace: the whole thing is he's had a big change of heart when it comes to early voting and it appears to be helping him. >> i'm excited. i was a former chairman, i've

been with georgia and it's on my mind. i'm really excited. we were shot down in 2020. the momentum, the enthusiasm. i know who's standing in those lines. we've got poll watchers, we know who's standing in the lines so i'm really excited, the momentum of the american people, the georgians have a strong contrast of are we better off now than under president trump. we have a record we are running on. people are excited. 2020, we were shot down and all this other stuff going on. it wasn't a normal election cycle historically in the u.s. so this is a lot of excitement. >> trace: when you see numbers like this, clearly there is enthusiasm."the atlanta journal-constitution" university of georgia poll says trump 47, harris 43 and i should point out

that 60% of those people polled say that the country is on the wrong direction, not on the right track. what do you think? >> that's the biggest issue the harris campaign has never overcome. people are not satisfied with the economy, inflation, the border and they have no answer for it. when we look at that in the perspective of what the poll says, it also shows something very clear to me, 17% of african american vote said they were undecided. that's not undecided, they are not voting, they don't like harris, or they are maybe going to about donald trump. but i don't care what the polls say, it still matters. if you have not voted, get out and vote. this thing is not over. >> trace: we talk about the 60% saying the country is on the wrong track but the same poll said the following, georgia voter top issues, number 1 is inflation, cost-of-living

19 percent, number to the economy, jobs, 17%. preserving democracy number 3, when you have those kinds of topics up top it appears to be beneficial for the g.o.p. >> yeah. for example georgia. you all know the median income, the cheapest house you can get is 400 plus thousand dollars and a lot of folks are feeling that. historically and the trump administration, interest rates were low, asked was low, food costs were low. they remember that, especially in a large city like atlanta. there's 80 plus thousand of fiction notices on the docket here in the city of atlanta because these folks are starting to feel the pain. this is what they feel here. it is the numbers. >> trace: it's a big numbers game right now. doug collins, bruce levell, thank you. meantime, the justice department warning officials

with elon musk's political action committee that is one million-dollar sweepstakes to invites voters to register in certain swing states may violate federal law. the doj got a letter from attorneys and public officials across the country requesting a review of payments made by musk's american beck to voters. so far no response from elon musk himself. coming up, who says the presidential election has to be a fight to the finish? not our next guest who has a unique perspective through comedy. kvon is on deck next. meantime 8:35 on the west coast. "fox news @ night" trip across america. a live look at eugene, or again, birthplace of terry erwin, wife of the late crocodile hunter steve irwin. next osage beach, missouri nicknamed the cave state. and miami, florida, the only u.s. major city founded by a

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take a moment. call or go online to loveshriners.org right away and start filling our world with more hope, healing and possibilities. i like to be nice and careful, you know that. and then i decide am i better off being careful or really entertaining people? and i usually decide on the side of entertainment. >> trace: never take the safe route, that's the mantra there. let's bring in kvon, trump supporter working to make the former precedence case through comedy. great to have you on the show, we appreciate it. i want to play a bit of her stuff and then we will talk to you about, you know, some of your comedy. watch. >> so all we ask is you don't talk about race, religion, politics, gender, sexuality, and don't make direct eye contact. other than that, say whatever you want, we are really big into

freedom of speech. >> i blame the next generation because they are offended by everything. they've never been through a war or draft. we have to knock off the sensitivity. >> trace: what you are saying is that this generation, including yourself, needs maybe to toughen up a bit. >> we have to toughen up. i just got done performing for a bunch of college kids and they give you a long list of what not to say and i'm like what happened to freedom of speech. george carlin used a film his comedy specials at colleges because that's where you could say anything and now it's their safe space. i got shouted out by a girl who did not like what i said on stage. it was one person but made quite an impact. >> trace: you talk about freedom of speech a lot because your dad is from iran. therefore very important that free speech is a big i'm sure issue in your home and your household. >> when you are that close to it you see what happens. in one generation you could lose it all. people with family from

venezuela, cuba, iran, they can lead the way for american -- americans to say be careful what you do. this thing is a gift and we are lucky to have it and god bless america. >> trace: do you wonder when you talk to people in this country who don't seem to embrace free speech or don't seem to care, that some of our free speech rights are trampled on, are you kind of surprised that they feel like they do? >> i think it's surprising that youth don't know that they have -- what they have until it's gone. i'm just trying to ward them. when they do my turning point shows we start off by saying if you get offended easily, please leave, the rest of us are going to have fun and be open-minded. then i make fun of everybody equally and that's not allowed. there are certain groups in college campuses where they say don't make fun of this group are that one. they make fun of a man who became a woman and is now winning. we should have men sports, women's sports and a new category, x-men or the transformers so we can all get along.

>> trace: you talk about going after everybody and one of those everybody's is kamala harris. you go after her quite a bit in good fun but there's a few jabs here and there, a correct? >> what i love about kamala's any time you ask her question she goes back to her origin story, let me be clear, i'm from a middle-class family, not the top and not the bottom, right there in the middle. i used to go to school and sit on the middle of the boss and would have a middle-class meal and then watch malcolm in the middle, my favorite show. >> trace: tell me about the trump mcdonald's thing because you know that's got to be working its way into your act a little bit. >> while he's mcdonald trump. the guy went from the golden tower to the golden arches and made it look so good. he's making mcdonald school again. people are still going, seeing a lot of sales there. this guy can go anywhere and he's always donald trump. everywhere he goes it's going to be great, fantastic. he probably gave the best happy meals and by the way, the ice cream machine, it's totally

working now, no problem. >> trace: you know, it's interesting. the voices, are there more in your act as you go on, do you do everybody? you have to learn everybody. >> how can we forget doctor ouchi, get your mask. i love how they made us get on the plane 6' apart and then sit shoulder to shoulder. where your mask until the pretzels arrive and then you can take it off. covid took a pretzel break. >> trace: we were amazed at that. 6' apart and then cheek to jowl, the whole flight, five hours, who cares. great to have you on the show, we hope to see you again. keep the comedy coming, it's a great relief for what's happening in the world today, thank you. >> and by the way anyone watching, i'm going to give free tickets to my show. the first 20 people who find me on instagram. dm at me, the half persian. >> trace: we appreciate your time, thank you. meantime the 50th home run ball hit this year by la dodger superstar shohei ohtani has been

auctioned off now for a record $4,392,000. it was hit back in miami as ohtani became the first player in major league history to hit 50 home runs, steel 50 basis in the very same season. meantime cbs news already reeling from accusations of deceptively editing a kamala harris interview, getting slammed again for airing a badly sourced story of donald trump disparaging a slain army specialist and refusing to pay her funeral. even though her family says the story is absolutely totally false. is it bad journalism? is it something else going on at cbs? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher, your responses are coming in and we will read them next in the nightcap.

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>> a lot of good journalists at cbs, i've worked with many. some have come from pox. i know there are good people there but i think in this case it has to be intentional. >> trace: it's interesting. ashley strohmier, your thoughts? >> these are mistakes that you make in the first couple of years of your journalism career and if you are at cbs then you probably have been doing this for quite some time. it does not make any sense other than they are trying to make him look bad at the last hour. this is going to upset a lot of people who watch cbs because a lot of trump supporters. >> trace: it is. christina coleman, when i was looking at this i thought it's interesting because cbs usually before they want something like that they do their own sourcing, they go out and do their own sourcing to make sure they can back this up. you have to have a couple of sources. to go with their thinly veiled sources and you have a strong denial from the family, it seems a little like you put this one on the back burner. >> absolutely. that's why i agree with everyone, i believe it was intentional. i also believe it's hurtful and

disrespectful for the family to politicize this. it makes me sad because this is why people lose trust in the media. >> trace: tudor dixon. >> it's shocking to see that they did not talk to the family ahead of time or give the family a quote in there so i think it's a propaganda piece obviously but i also think it's great that we are talking about it right now because it's going to stop some of these things from happening in the future. >> trace: jill simonian. >> i think everyone has said it all. a fun fact, before i started working for my current job, my prior job was at cbs los angeles and again, great people but i cannot believe what i'm seeing. this has compelled speech, flood of lies and it's discussing. >> trace: kvon. >> the media is getting so desperate. donald trump flatters everyone he talks to, he would never speak disparagingly about the troops and if he doesn't like you, he says it loud and proud. hillary clinton is a dog. he will tweet it as well so we don't have to wonder what he's going to say. >> trace: we asked our

audience. marcus that i would not even consider it journalism, just made up lies. philip says political bias at it's worst, they should get sued. kerry says cbs left journalism behind long ago. john says it's the same bad journalism they have been using for many years. josh ways and with, they refused to take the word from the horses mouth, it's not bad journalism, it's creating their own narrative. d.j. says this type of journalism is reprehensible. bryce says it's inactive desperation, they have nothing else to run on anymore. tomi says it is flat out corruption. maybe a mistake was made. thank you for joining the nightcap and thank you for watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, not sure what the special effect was there but i heard it and i hope you did too. we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. "fox news at night".

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