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america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, matt gaetz now officially out of the running for attorney general. and pam bond eye is now in. democrats are afraid. apparently very afraid. >> pam bondi is what i was saying the last segment that we should all fear because she's competent. we may not agree with her ideologically but she knows how to do this job. >> trace: gaetz pulling his name outcomes as no surprise who say his nomination was doomed from the very start. >> that was a candidacy that never had a chance. >> can't disagree with the decision. he was controversial, he understood that. >> trace: the bite in the administration reportedly losing in some key immigration restrictions on what critics are calling an attempt to undercut trump's plan to carry out mass

deportations. >> is there any effort by the current administration to curb any of the immigration overhauls that trump has. >> i don't have any new policies to speak to at this time. i don't have anything. >> trace: a months old volvo ad is going viral after a new jaguar ad is accused of going woke. we want to know what you think coming up in the nightcap. first of the senior national correspondent rich edson is live with breaking news on gaetz being out. good evening. >> it only took about six hours for one nominee for attorney general to withdraw. for president-elect trump to select another. pam bondi is the pick. trump writes for too long the partisan department of justice has been weapon iced against me and other republicans. not anymore. pam will refocus the doj to its intended purpose of fighting

crime and making america safe again. trump says he's known her for many years, called her smart and tough. she was florida's attorney general from 2011 to 2019, part of trump's legal team during his first impeachment and also a partner and a lobbying firm. she replaces former florida congressman matt gaetz as trump's nominee for attorney general. it's a position that the trump team has called the most important in the administration. next to the president of the united states. they met yesterday with senators to pitch his nomination back it became clear he would fail to draw an up support for confirmation and the republican-controlled senate. the house ethics committee had investigated allegations that the former congressman used drugs illegally and had with a minor while in office. after the announcement, gaetz posted that he found the new pick bondi a stellar choice to be attorney general. back to you. >> trace: live for us in

palm beach. thank you. let's bring in... thank you both for coming on. and david to first. we've got j.d. vance and the gaetz reaction here. quoting i'm extremely grateful for the work matt put into the nomination process. he made his decision to withdraw entirely out of respect for president trump's administration. he's a patriot and i look forward to seeing what he does next. kind of all the way for the time that he was nominated for this. it's been kind of on the bubble. 50/50 at best. >> especially since they were prepared within six hours another appointment. somebody needs to tell mark cuban that donald trump is surrounding himself with a lot of strong women. >> trace: she is strong, she's been on the show many times. she's the new ag nominee, clearly. pam bondi back on november second and he's going to david's point here, going after mark cuban at a trump

rally. she said the following. >> i was a prosecutor for 18 years. i worked for president trump. he's my friend and i can tell you he surrounds himself with a lot, all strong, bright, brilliant women. how many strong women are in this audience? [cheering] >> trace: this is the flip side here because everybody believes that she is probably going to sail through the process here in the senate. do you think it's a good pick? >> it's great for number of reasons. it's disappointed because i was promised misogyny with this administration so it's a big turn of events. but picking her is really donald trump fulfilling the mandate given to him by the american people. they want closed borders, they want the opioid crisis dealt with and she is really strong on those issues and they've been devastating american families

and she's going to make sure we deal with them. >> trace: the bite in the administration appears to be opening the borders back up, loosening some of their policies. they write the following here in "the new york post" of the headline is biden the administration quietly listening immigration policies before trump takes office and then it says the outgoing administration intends to launch an ice portal starting in early december that will allow migrants to bypass in person check-ins through their local ice office. they say the apple -- app will make it easier for migrants truthfully authorities because the software has proven to be glitchy and unreliable. the bottom line here is these people are not going to be vetted and these people are going to be very hard to locate because we don't know where most of them are now, much less when you come in and you are not even seen in the process. >> i know what the process looks like and i don't think it's fair to the ones who followed and went through all of the process.

they asked did you commit any crime, does she have a job in place. now they are streamlining this process and i think a lot of people need to be thinking about they can make all the solutions this quick on this scenario but they can't take on homelessness, affordability, gas and groceries. they want to move that quick on this area but not quick enough to take care of what real americans are thinking about. >> trace: you look at the scenario and you are like why. why are they doing this now? are they trying to throw a wrench in the works here, is there a reason or some rationale behind it? tough to figure out what's going on. >> it's a little tough but i would say the biggest thing that i think of when i look at a headline like this is they've just learned nothing from the election because the american people were very clear to the popular vote that this is not a popular issue. i'd say the most surprising part is i forgot joe biden was our president until i saw this headline so that was a good reminder that we still have a

couple of more weeks of him. >> trace: thank you both. the fox news in a common sense department finds it fascinating that when trump became the president-elect he immediately stopped being hitler for years. the democrats, especially president biden, have compared trump to one of the most evil figures in world history and yet suddenly he's what? is he cured? absolved, transformed? they were asked why biden no longer calls trump hitler. she said we have to respect the will of the american people. she went on to say that biden's views have not changed so if common sense is clear biden no longer says trump is hitler but still believes trump's hitler. still believes trump will be the death of democracy, the death of the republic.

yet joe biden wants to ensure a smooth transition and is willing to give the devil the keys to the kingdom. it's always comforting to have a smooth transition toward armageddon. or maybe just maybe trump was never hitler and biden and the democrats were simply repeatedly lying to us. they also called mitt romney hitler. called george w. bush hitler. called the john mccain hero until he ran for president on -- then he was hitler. think when joe and mika finally get fired, joe and karine should take over that show to ensure a smooth transition of b.s. let's bring in... welcome to both of you. i want to play this because it's fascinating because it's karine john pierre on trump being an x

essential threat. -- existential. >> his thoughts on what he said, his thinking on that has not changed. >> nobody believes that trump is hitler. including the democrats and including joe biden. >> here's the thing. they never believed it. when they were calling donald trump an existential threat or hitler or a, they were effectively smearing half of this country and now when they do it, they are smearing many more people because of course the so-called hitler walked away with the popular vote. what this shows again and again is what donald trump kept saying which is they don't hate me, they hate you.

they are not coming for me, they are coming for you. these people absolutely hate the american people and their choices. people like donald trump. >> trace: the big news of the day is matt gaetz being out and pam bondi being in. here is some media reaction to gaetz withdrawal today, watch this. >> and many republicans breathing a sigh of relief today >> a sawed off off pretty quickly. my advice would be don't do it again. >> we need to be concerned about who he's going to nominate in place of gaetz. let's realize we are in the chaos again and here it is. it's just beginning. >> trace: they chaos never ends. they push and push to get matt gaetz out and then he drops out and it still chaotic. what you think about this? >> i think that the democrats are so good at creating distractions and this is just another step in that creation of

another distraction going back to an old playlist, chaos and thinking that it's going to resonate with americans. i really think americans, at least in my part of the woods, are tired of the hyperbole. tired of the same old tired phrases, tags, the kind of things that they seem to want to put on not just president trump but on the rest of us and i think we can see through the chaos. >> trace: the former nbc news anchor brian williams went on some of the late-night shows. he took a few good swings at democrats and here's part of what he said. >> it's insulting when members of the working class, which the democratic party has lost entirely in our lifetimes, to insist the economy is doing great. i think the biggest unforced error of the biden administration by far was the border, to tell people its not a problem is insulting.

>> and then you have joe biden reopening the border and loosening some of the guidelines here. it is one of those things where the obstructive miss of this election doesn't seem to have gone very far. >> that's right. it's very funny, we are in the four-week period after crushing democratic defeat where democrats allow people to tell the truth. this happens every time they lose in a really big way. you turn on liberal shows and they are saying things that on fox news they say all the time because it is the truth. we are in that period, pay very close attention, you will hear them admitting that immigration is a problem, admitting that working-class americans have a right to expect something from their elected officials who are supposed to work for them. pay very close attention because in two weeks we will never hear that again. >> trace: the big thing on social media, one of the big things all day has been this new

jaguar ad. i want to play just a clip of this and i'm going to play the volvo ad but let's start with jaguar because it's getting a lot of pushback for being woke. ♪ ♪ >> trace: it goes on like that. you never see a car. and jaguar says its a series of adds you will eventually see a car. now i want to play the volvo ad released a couple of months ago, very traditional concha very much getting a lot of praise on the internet. >> i've got this feeling that i'm going to have a daughter. just as stubborn as her mom. that's a legacy she might have to live with. she might be the reason we tie the knot. >> trace: i love the ad because reminds me of me several years ago.

it's interesting because it's americana. it feels like what america just voted for, to get away from that jaguar ad and to go toward the volvo ad, what is your take away on this? >> i thought the same thing. when i watch that ad, i'm teary, i thought back to my babies and they are growing up. i thought to those american values that i saw illustrated in the vote. it really is reassuring. i think i said is the last time, that's kind of my word of the quarter at least because this ad, the jaguar ad they say great exuberant, break moulds, copy nothing. okay,, all right. it reminds me of when tim walz called president trump and his supporters weird and creepy. i think most of those americans that voted for president trump overwhelmingly would say that ad is weird and creepy. that's how it hit me.

>> you are exactly right. thank you both for coming on, we appreciate it. i don't know if you all are confused by this whole doge thing. tonight we are offering an inspection of the proposed department of government efficiency and how it plans to cut waste and reform big government. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with a closer look at this. good evening. >> you said it the right way. the newly formed department of government efficiency, doge, is tasked with cutting the federal government down besides. to do that, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy will have to navigate the byzantine labyrinth of government regulations, because i government interests and the blurred lines between government, ngos and the private sector. here's their pitch. most enforcement decisions are discretionary expenditures

aren't made by the democratically elected president. or even his political appointees. but by millions of unelected, unappointed civil servants within government agencies who view themselves as immune from firing. thanks to civil service protections. they add this, we are entrepreneurs, not politicians. we will serve as outside volunteers, not federal officials or employees. unlike government commissions or advisory committees, we won't just write reports or cut ribbons. we will cut costs. to some sounds like a great idea. >> why wouldn't you want doge? all that saying is let's be transparent when we make economic decisions. stopped letting bureaucrats to it because sent a representatives to congress. >> still there are some democrats who are criticizing doge before it hit the ground running. elizabeth warren of massachusetts, a democrat, says that the cost savings can be

found by simply reversing the trump tax cuts. >> trace: kevin corke live for us. think you. >> do you think the government is efficient? >> i think it's pretty wasteful. >> not at all. >> can be. >> no. >> that's a hard question. >> that there are some programs that are pretty efficient, some others that could work on that front for sure. >> no. >> no. >> i don't think government by definition is called efficient. >> not at all. >> why? >> too many people. >> there's too much corruption number 1. >> what you think of doge? >> i think it's a stupid idea. >> do i want elon musk coming in and being an efficiency officer? no that sounds very fascist to

me. >> trace: a few residents of washington, d.c., clearly fed up with their bloated federal government. that's why one lawmaker is hoping to help elon musk and vivek ramaswamy by launching a new congressional caucus intended to work hand-in-hand with doge. let's bring in aaron being a, great to have you on the show is always. we talk about government waste and we don't really have a lot of examples. we do tonight's. this is government waste. $100,000 to study if tequila or gin makes sunfish more aggressive. nearly 1,000,002 study of cocaine makes japanese quail more promiscuous. 750,002 study if... the study by the way was inconclusive and government is replete with this type of nonsense. >> you forgot 1.5 million to see the effect of yoga on goats.

the list goes on and off. it's time to start slashing and cutting and eliminating and becoming more efficient. people are ready. >> i want to put this up because this is a doge post. they say government agencies are using just 12% of the space in their d.c. headquarters. the department of agriculture was... averages 456 workers each day, 6% occupancy. why our taxpayer dollars being spent to maintain empty buildings? as you go forward with this, what is the goal here? do you go through with a fine-tooth comb or is it a 30,000-foot view first and then you hone in? >> we are going to try to do it all. we've invited all members of congress to be a part of this caucus periods great excitement right now, the iron is truly hot and now is the time to strike. we think the more people that

join us, the greater we can multiply our efforts. there is something for everybody to do, there is waste wherever you look. how about just people in d.c., federal workers, going back to their office. less than 25% of federal workers are actually working full-time back at their office. we've got lots of work to do my friend. >> trace: on that point i want to put this up because this is a federal worker, he said this to cnn, quoting the stress would be through the roof. i'm at the point where if i had to commute i would resign. i would take this as a sign to move on and start a new chapter in my life. there's a lot of people that do not want to go back to the office and are not going back to the office. your final thoughts. >> maybe that something we can learn from the guy. maybe that's where we can start to eliminate some of these overpopulated agencies that have far too many workers.

hopefully we can keep you posted , ideas are flooding in. there's other ways to look and to cut so we're just getting started. >> trace: we will check back in with you as the doge effort moves forward. we appreciate it. manhattan's liberal district attorney appears to think it's okay for migrant criminals to roam free but if you are a veteran like daniel penney who put his life on the line to save others, you might have to fight like heck for your freedom. an update on the trial next. the prosecution's latest manoeuvres to get him convicted. later in the nightcap. we talked to... about this jaguar ad for what many are calling a broken new ad campaign as their stock price plummets and americans declare them the new bud light.

are you fed up with this? with woken is? what was your reaction to the ad let us know. they are coming in fast. we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap.

>> trace: the trial of daniel penney is shunning new light on the selective prosecutorial decisions being made by alvin braggs manhattan d.a. office. christina coleman live with that story. >> manhattan prosecutors charged daniel penney with manslaughter. and negligent homicide in the choke hold death even though witnesses said he had been screaming and threatening passengers at the time on the subway.

neely suffered from years of mental illness and had more than a dozen run-ins with police. today a forensic pathologist dispute of the medical the choke hold caused the death. this case has led to further criticism of manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. >> when we look at the travesty that is being presented by the d.a. in prosecuting mr. penney, it begs the question of what are we doing to uphold the social contract? it's clear that it's not working. we have crime that's running off the rails in the city of new york. >> this man ramon rivera was arrested after he was accused of killing three people during a stabbing spree across manhattan on monday. he had been released from a new york city jail earlier this month after an extensive criminal history and yesterday a tourist was stabbed in the face during seemingly random attack on the upper west side. also ice announced the arrest of two illegal immigrants who were

charged with children in massachusetts in addition to a third man, of fugitive with a conviction for a child in brazil. we have some governors including the governor of massachusetts... even though as we've reported on multiple times, those deportations are going to focus on removing illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. still you get this pushback. >> trace: let's bring in... great to have both of you on. this is the only time i'm going to play the sound bite but it's the only time the jury has actually heard from daniel penney because this was his interview with police. listen to this and i will get your response. >> i'm not trying to kill the guy.

i'm just trying to make -- de-escalate the situation. >> trace: i think it's baffling that alvin bragg is just trying so hard to put daniel penney away and as christina was explaining, a person that alvin bragg has let out a couple of times just stabbed and killed three people in new york yesterday. he should be in prison but he's out. daniel penney should not be in a courtroom but he is. >> everything is upside down in new york city right now. alvin bragg has proven that over and over he is a political hack and this is absolutely wrong what is happening to penney. he's a marine veteran and he went in, there were individuals on the subway that felt that their life was in jeopardy and he did what he needed to do to subdue the threat. we have a forensic pathologist that just came in and disputed what the new york medical examiner said and said he did not kill neely. penney did not, this choke hold did not cause the death of neely

and that's very important evidence and it's important to look at this pattern of crime. people that are repeat offenders getting out of prison over and over and then you have someone that's trying to protect lives on the subway and he sitting in a courtroom. >> trace: tren de aragua link migrant accused of robbing a prosecutor in her apartment building while performing a lewd act. smirked, laughed and yawned in court as a judge finally locked him up. we will show you some of the pictures of him smirking and yawning like it's no big deal. they know they are going to be released, they know that they are knocking to spend much time in jail because they've been told by the other fellow criminals they work with and hang out with that it's not a big deal. >> that's the problem with our nation right now is we are a laughingstock. these individuals are coming over here committing crimes, they have no pledge to our constitution or the law and are committing crimes because they know there's no consequences. i think alvin bragg should be

the next pamela preis, get somebody in there that believes in public safety over politics. >> trace: foxnews.com headline reads this, ice arrest three illegal immigrants in massachusetts, two charged with child, one convicted of the same crime in brazil and here's the governor of massachusetts two weeks ago who said this. >> if the trump administration requested what the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> absolutely not. every tool in the toolbox is going to be used to protect our citizens, protect our residents and protect our state. >> trace: even. she doesn't want anybody taken out, she wants everybody sheltered, even the people who are hurting her own citizens. >> trace: >> that's reprehensible. if anyone can watch this trial and see what occurred and be

okay with protecting those that are killing innocent individuals and hurting children, that is wrong. i would like to give a shout out to pam bondi who is going to be a phenomenal attorney general. i had the privilege of working with her, she is no-nonsense and we are going to be back to a law and order country. >> trace: the l.a. city council member... said the following. >> i think we're going to have to lead a much larger movement against this future president. he's going to have a lot of power and resources at his disposal. what we are sending as city officials is that the city of los angeles will not participate in any collaboration with ice. >> trace: we have 1.4 million illegal immigrants, the dod, the doj has ordered to be reported in los angeles wants to protect them all. >> they also take up no on title eight section 1342 triple i that says its a federal felony to

harbour an illegal immigrant and they should be rightfully prosecuted. our public safety should take priority over politics and we should take care of our citizens here before we take care of illegal immigrants that have no right to be here. >> trace: thank you both. the international criminal court says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be behind bars for his war against hamas terrorists. what his arrest warrant means and how it could affect the war against israel. next.

>> israel has a right to defend itself and the actions only enabler terrorists who... these actions threaten israel. left unchecked they could pose a threat to the united states in the future. >> trace: the international criminal court has issued arrest

warrants for benjamin netanyahu and his former defence minister for alleged war crimes in gaza. let's bring in... thank you all for coming on. brook to you first. you heard that the senate majority elect john thrown, they're talking about the icc, it's preposterous. >> it's really great to be here with you tonight. i'm actually joining from chicago where the project just announced a representation of the two students that were beaten viciously at a university. there is a direct link between the law fair attacks we are seeing at the icc, at the international court of justice and at the united nations. the violence that we are seeing against jewish students and jewish people frankly all over

the world. what is happening is the weaponization of the international legal system, which is framing israel's self defence as an international war crime which we know it is not. it creates this pretext for these fake social justice movements which we know are just pro terror movements. and they project their hatred of a foreign government on just for being and that's leading to the delegitimization and violence and the hostile environments that we are seeing on campuses throughout this country. >> trace: it looks like they are close to cease-fires in both against him -- hamas and hezbollah. they are pressing to get in and get the job done. >> even though president-elect trump doesn't speak hebrew or arabic, he speaks the language of the middle east. iran and hamas are terrified the

moment he got elected, everybody throughout the cease-fire flags. i just got off the phone with a friend of mine... it's very kinetic right now. israel just neutralized three terrorists just outside of janine. very dynamic operation. it is very busy right now. nothing is stopping. however, i do believe that israel's military objective is going to be to trim as much of these hedges as possible so the invent that brakes are pulled his gun to be at least a nice buffer to help quiet things down >> trace: the headline here is ask justice minister... amid fears of incitement. it goes on to say they were denied a visa because she might insight discord. it stipulates that people maybe barred if it's believed that they may vilify a segment of the australian community. it's unbelievable.

>> just like the international court is trying to dehumanize the jewish people, you have australia dehumanizing and jewish person that if you come and you are going to make a disruption of what's good here in australia. the most important thing that people must note is just like they went after trump, they are now going after benjamin. he's not going anywhere and this is the last thing they can do is try to bring him to court which is a phony court. >> trace: the fox news headline, jewish families decry rampant empty -- anti-semitism by california suit -- school district. students were instructed in california to define palestine as a country that was formally recognized by the united nations in 1947 pete maki also claimed the same class included definition of hamas as a political party continuing the

fight against israel. this is happening all over california. >> just as we see hatred disguised as political and legal advocacy in the international criminal court, now you see hatred disguised as some sort of progressive educational program. what needs to be done is total recall of our educational system. i am so encouraged by president trump willingness to say that he's going to cut off all federal funding for violation of title vi are schools that are happening right now and we will work tirelessly at the lawfare project to ensure that the civil rights of the jewish community, especially jewish students and jewish professors are upheld and they deserve equal protection under this law. it is absolutely outrageous. >> trace: these teachers unions and the schools in los angeles are dealing with this again and again, this anti-semitic behaviour. >> follow the money, see where it's coming from. there's a lot of money coming

from qatar, a lot of money coming from iran. it's already been documented, there's a lot of videos of it that there is money to go and teach our little children that israel is not a good place. and our schools are failing. you choose advocacy or education >> trace: bernie sanders tried to get certain weapons denied to israel, maybe he's been knocked down on that. it seems like there is a push to stop this, stop giving weapons. >> he's been beating the drum for the last year and it been successfully shut down time and time again. i feel like he represents such an extreme fringe element of the left-wing radicals. i don't get political but the fact is israel needs weapons, they need to defend itself, israel needs explosives, there's a lot of -- there's seven fronts that they are fighting right now, he needs to cool his jets a little bit and let israel continue to handle business.

>> trace: don't forget the aaron cohen show on youtube. it's great you have to watch it. thank you all. jaguar facing immediate backlash for a new ad campaign, many are calling woke. a campaign that featured zero cars. i recent pro-family volvo ad is getting a lot of praise. we will let you decide.

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>> trace: back with the nightcap crew... tonight's topic bud light 2.0. immediate backlash for what many are calling woke. many americans are calling them the new bud light, are they fed up with woke ms.? what is your reaction? >> my reaction was if you want to feel depressed, a lonely and empty then go watch that jaguar added. if you want to feel good, if you want to be happy and remember everything good in life then go watch the volvo ad. please go watch it it will make you smile. >> trace: it is uplifting. this ad is like old americana, it seems like it was made before the election but it was made after, the voters want this we are going to give them this. >> i think jaguar drove themselves off a cliff and i think people are tired of the virtue signalling and of openness. just sell cars.

>> i'm a car fan so garbage car, garbage ad, enough is enough. >> listen, the end of the commercial you are back in the stone age, that's all you saw. what it you do trying to sell, go with the family, that is your future. >> it was just weird, they didn't even have the car in the ad. where they in space, was it a fashion show? it just weird. >> they are saying its a series of adds and you will see the car eventually and you think why can't we see it now because you are a car company now. >> i think if you have to do that much than you are doing it wrong. it should be an ad for what you are trying to sell and if you have to prove your point and if you have to go and explain yourself, you lost people. >> trace: they said come watch this. the responses, c says america just sent a clear message november fifth that woke as him

is dead. may says it was something out of a modern twilight zone. dump jaguar and get up for ari. keith, i thought nothing could be worse than the new logo they came up with and then i saw the new ad. trevor says jaguar told bud light hold my beer. page says we are fed up, it was stupid and ill-timed to. scott says are they selling cars, candy or bad hairdos? it's not woke it's just bad advertising. jeanette says i think they needed a way to show the world how to fail in business and finally tyler says haven't they learned go woke go broke, that commercial was absurd. think you all for joining the nightcap. thank you all for watching america's late news. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, see you right back here for friday night fox news at night. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant

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