>> fox news at night is next. i love you america. >> trace: good evening, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, in

a clock here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. working tonight many call him the people's president and he appears to be back with a vengeance delivering campaign promises that break speed reviving the american standard of peace through strength, even handling a diplomatic crisis with columbia, from the golf course. threatening to impose stiff tariffs on the third hole and watching columbia cave by the eighth hole, president trump later posting on truth social quote, f around and find out. common sense has thoughts on that plus, this! >> azmak the permit will take him everybody --

>> president donald trump: the permit will take him everybody said 18 months. >> trace: as you hear anger rising in los angeles as wildfire victims rage over the rebuilding process and they are not alone. >> president donald trump: you have emergency powers like i do and i am exercising my emergency powers, you have to exercise them also. >> i did exercise them. >> president donald trump: you have a powerful emergency power and you can do everything within 24 hours. >> of individuals want to clear up their property, they can. >> trace: two pacific palisades residents who spoke their mind to the mayor will join us live on set in moments, the first, the senior national correspondent kevin is live in d.c. with more, on trump, tariffs and tee shots.

>> grey riding as usual thank you good to be with you, as an agreed-upon arrangement, involved this week and into a political tempest that cultivated in colombia, the two size eventually hammered out the differences but today, these appointments at the u.s. embassy in columbia were still cancelled , affecting dozens trying to get here this all began as you know when president trump ordered flights with criminals columbia nationals being sent back to their country, only to help their president refuse the flights. byron donald seemed to sum it up perfectly on x, columbia refuses repatriation flights of their own citizens, trump counters tariffs and sanction trump dares columbia to f around and find out. yep, columbia agrees to all trump's charges, the faf oh comment a reference to a post on

x, boarding at 50 style fedora, and a warning. >> president donald trump: we were being scolded because we had them in check, in an airplane and he said, this is no way to treat people, you understand these are murderers, a drug lord, gang members, just the toughest people you've ever met or seen. >> you probably saw this democratic pendant and politicians like aoc for example claim the pressure campaign would force americans to pay more for coffee, and flower, and just like they pined on november fifth at this time to they were wrong. >> trace: wrong again, alive in d.c., kevin thank you a spring in political commentator aaron and rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth, thank you both for coming on, the g.o.p. conflict chair said this, about trump and columbia, i will get

your response in a moment, watched . >> president trump i don't even think had finished the front nine before he successfully forced the colombian president to take back their illegal immigrants. the days of america being walked all over, are long gone . thanks to president trump. >> trace: i mean it says a lot about his so-called style. >> it certainly does and it's funny to me but it is actually the truth, this is the reality i've been around president trump several times over the past eight years or so and this is how we gets things done he is not in it for the wrong reason, he has no interest in the media that covers any of that, why, when or how he is only interested in doing what he believes is right in doing it as soon as possible. ahead of schedule and under budget that is how he runs his business and america that is why he was reelected. >> trace: i want to play this

because it is a very instructive flashback along with some current sounds and i will play it and we will see what you think about it, watch. >> president donald trump: i declare a national emergency to stop the invasion of our southern border, we are going to stop that invasion. >> trace: at the height of the border crisis with biden there was 4000 illegal immigrants crossing per day in eagle pass texas alone today there was 60. >> this is a good reminder from president trump that you remembered that you are a superpower and you act like a superpower, the rest of the world will treat you like you are a superpower, i'm old enough to remember when just four years ago, we had a secure border, we had illegal immigration and it turns out that donald trump remembers that to. >> trace: john talking about

the obama standard for confirmation he set the following. 2021. >> obama got 20 of his cabinet nominees through in 15 days, it took trump 43 days. to get his first 12 there back in 2017. we are pushing hard. >> trace: elizabeth, they really are on a very fast pace here. >> they are, i just said it, under budget ahead of schedule and i didn't know what you were going to ask an expert this is what donald trump is known for, he is no interest in waiting around and wasting time and doing things the way they have been done, time after time before him he wants the job done asap that is why the american people put him there and he knows he can keep more promises. he knows he has only four years to fix this country. >> trace: rfk jr., their confirmation turned political rights of all encoding here, the obstacles facing rfk jr. and governor are as exotic as any

cabinet in decades which in tribal as capitals make republicans uneasy. do they get in, do they sneak in, would you think? >> i think they are going to pass but i think it is going to be a tough battle, these are nontraditional conservatives, she is running for the democratic nomination just a few years ago, but these are promises kept and trump has really delivered on that and so i am hopeful that it is to be a tough one. >> trace: elizabeth, thank you both. the fox news and is common sense department remember when selena gomez used to play a teenage wizard on the disney channel. she is now an adult, has given up the magic but is apparently holding on to the world of make-believe. posting a video to her 422 million followers where she

is crying, saying quote my people are getting attacked. it turns out her people of the criminal illegal immigrants, being right up -- being arrested and deported by ice, those who lost their lives to fentanyl also, not her people. but the leaders of chicago and illinois could be her people they are lying about the ice raids claiming i.c.e. agents came into a chicago elementary school, the governor of illinois repeated the very same line, except it was not i.c.e. agents at the school it was, secret service agents investigating a threat, a while chicago leaders are lying in saying ice is terrifying, ice is protecting children by arresting several illegal immigrants convicted of child sex offences, is selena gomez who used to entertain children now siding with those who harm children? common sense would remind

everyone that waverly place and it's wizards are made up, criminal illegal immigrants and their victims are very real. >> i'm so sorry i wish i could do something i don't know what to do. >> trace: they do see selena gomez crying over the trump administration's deportation of illegal immigrants, a post she removed after a lot of thought croissants -- backlash on social media. thank you both for coming on, you saw selena gomez's video, it is not seem like she has her

facts correct she is crying over something but it is not factually correct what she is crying about. >> i'm sure she would not invite these people into her house, these are not exactly the people that anybody in the united states would call, their people, these are people who are criminals, they have committed crimes, some of them horrendous crimes, some of them have gone after women her age, you showed jocelyn you showed lakeland, how many young women have to die or be brutalized by illegal immigrants who are here to commit crimes, certainly there are people to cross the border because they want to be in the united states, that is not who tom homan is going after right now, at this moment, but let us be clear, anyone who has crossed the border illegally has committed a crime and they do not just to get to in the united states of america. >> trace: meantime emily you had the media really wanting to

focus on the cost of the deportation here is a little bit of this. >> how much is a cost to deport people, let's say 1000 people? >> it's at a cost if we are forcing countries take back people you came here without the proper documentation and committed crimes or? >> the things he has focused on will be things that will increase the price of people's groceries, gas and rent, like the mass deportation rates that we are seeing. >> trace: we know what it cost to keep them if it's billions of dollars to maintain to give them housing and food et cetera. >> that is the funniest part about the democrats, i heard nothing over the past four years of the cost of getting them here, they were flying them in here, the cost of transportation, the food, the shelter, the housing, the health insurance, the transgender surgery apparently so complete silence on all of that but all of a sudden money is an issue with them. >> trace: i want to play this because this is some of the back and forth from the media on president trump and columbia and

they had this to say, watch. >> you can console that with a phone call you don't have to go up on twitter and threaten 25% tariffs or 50% tariffs or whatever it is, everything he is doing is creating chaos and it is making the united states a weaker place in the world without making it safer. >> this action is not going to help him with countries like cuba. >> this is not making it safer but it is feeding red meat to donald trump's base. >> trace: those three people could not be more wrong if they tried again and again and tried harder to be more wrong. >> it just goes to show the democrats have no idea the power of the united states of america or how to wield that this is the exact thing donald trump should be doing, in fact my own congresswoman hillary came out and said, because of what trump is doing, we will not get our valentine's day flowers, i bet

she would like to have some flowers, and that joslyn's mother would like to have valentine's day flowers, and this is ridiculous, it's completely insane to think that they had no idea what safe communities are worth in this country, and they really have nothing to go on right now so you can see the desperation from democrats trying to come up with the reason, and this is a bad thing to show that america is strong. >> trace: don't forget americans voted for this very thing, here is democrat stephen smith on how the networks go after president trump. >> they want to sit up there and look at the networks, at this is the latest, here he goes again when you know he goes again it means he is doing what he said he was going to do. he promised he was going to do these things and he walked into office week one and that is exactly what he's doing. >> trace: people are shocked that he is doing what he said, people are literally shocked he ran on it, people voted for him on it and he is doing it, people

are like what in the world? >> approves everything we set over the past four years they are so used to having somebody who is not only on vacation, completely incompetent when somebody actually stepped in and does what they say they are going to do, america is in shock and they don't know what to do, by the way this is what we voted for. we want all of this. >> trace: we wanted this! thank you both. the president reshaping the federal government is continuing tonight, moments ago he signed a multiple executive orders, meaning major changes for the u.s. military, ashley's live with the new information on this, good evening. >> in the latest strokes of his presidency, getting rid of diversity, equity, and inclusion, in the military and directing the pentagon to make a policy around transgender service members. he spoke about some of the big changes, he is making to the u.s. military, earlier this

evening. >> president donald trump: we will get transgender ideology out of our military, in addition we will stop our service members from being indoctrinated with radical left ideology such as critical race theory, we are going to stop. it's already been halted. >> defence secretary pete also voiced his support for trump's agenda during his first day on the job, watch. >> the lawful orders will be executed, swiftly and without excuse. >> meantime the president is getting pushed back for an order he already signed, requiring prisons to house inmates in relation to their biological sex. somebody argued it violates the law and trump also signed service members discharge for not getting the covid-19 vaccine, with full back pay and benefits in the creation of an

iron dome like israel's u.s. >> trace: live for us to new york, thank you let's bring in manhattan institute senior fellow, thank you for being on the show, "the new york post" called... it reads in part quoting here when i lived in seattle they put up posters around my neighbourhood, with my home address telling insane lies about me, instructing activist to show up at my door, later they scent letters to a few hundred of my neighbours, claiming i was a white supremacist, death threats to my family, the whole deal, feel vindicated when you see what is happening right now? >> i absolutely do, what president trump is doing now is something i have been arguing for and fighting for for many years, and the price is very high. i am just thrilled the president is not just taking action, but taking decisive action throughout the federal government, on critical race

theory on de eye on trans ideology, there has been a war on the american people, now president trump is launching a counterrevolution against woke and all of these people who threatened and harassed me and my family, our -- are quiet tonight because we are winning. >> trace: you talk about that counter revolution here is pete and what he said today. >> there are more executive orders coming, we fully support on removing a dei inside the pentagon, reinstating troops who are pushed out because of covid mandates, iron dome for america, this is happening quickly. >> trace: he's right it's happening quickly but it took a while to get here. >> it did, but what is happening and i know this from a lot of the reporting i've done is that in the last four years president trump has had a shot of administration, and administration waiting many of the great people in the first administration, they have been

planning preparing and what we are seeing now is execution, this is a full blitz to the government, pete is ready, donald trump is ready, this is probably the most efficient and effective first week of the presidency certainly in my lifetime, probably dating back many years before that, so it is wonderful to see and i think we are only going to see the pace accelerate in the coming days and weeks. >> trace: you're what democrats say this is their opinion on this whole dei rolled back, watch. >> it looks like there is a form of glee and traumatizing people. it's another example of cruelty. >> we as a country strive to create a more equitable space for everyone. >> dei our american values, these are values that everybody in this country should embrace. >> trace: when you hear people say things like this, meant to traumatize people, what is your response?

>> this is a type of language that is used to manipulate your emotions, to activate guilt feeling so you were not sure of what you are doing but the fact is very clear, dei discriminates on the basis of race, it cello -- it separates people and it rewards you not on your accomplishments but your ancestry. we should have no shame or guilt or hesitation. in abolishing this bureaucracy and telling democrats if you want to restored cremation and that segregation you have to win elections and we are going to fight it out again. right now what is winning is a quality and that should be good news for everyone. >> trace: great to have you on the show, thank you we appreciate it. coming up the chinese ai company that is causing wall street and tech companies to panic and what president trump had to say about it, that is next. and later in the nightcap... >> president donald trump:

america is respected again and as you saw yesterday, we have made it clear to every country that they will be taking back our people that we are sending out, the criminals, the illegal aliens, if they don't they will pay a high economic price. >> trace: columbia president quickly backtracked on his refusal to accept deportation flights from the u.s., after president trump threatened steep tariffs and other measures, what -- would president biden be this aggressive? would columbia feel that early? we want to know, x and instagram, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap.

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system for tech stocks are on the road today following the news that china has developed its own artificial intelligence start-up without using the big-time chipmaker, and still getting great results, christina's life with the full story on this, at evening. >> good evening, fortune reports this ai breakthrough is shaking the foundation of the west dominance in this technological arms race and that meta-is reportedly scrambling were rooms of engineers to figure out how deep seat ai is beating everybody else at a fraction of the price, today thousand republicans annual policy retreat, president donald trump voiced his confidence in our country's ability to compete with this technology. >> president donald trump: the release of deep seek ai from a chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win because we have the greatest scientists in the world. >> today trump also noted how we signed an executive order thursday that would kill

joe biden's ai policies which she said stifled innovation and technological leadership. >> president donald trump: under the trump administration we're going to unleash our tech companies were going to dominate the future like never before. >> that you have at the technological arms race is definitely on. >> trace: on it is, thank you. let's bring in former san bernardino deputy, fox news contributor and forensic pathologist dr. michael, along with filing capital investment ceo anthony, thank you for coming on. you were chairman of the forensic pathology investigative jfk assassination, i want to read this to you very quickly, this is the 1979 house select committee and assassination, they say the committee believes in the basis of the evidence available to the president john f. kennedy was probably assassinated and the conspiracy committee unable to identify the other gunman or the

extent of the conspiracy. dr. what are we looking for right now, people want to delve through these documents when they become available, what are the key things we are going after? >> the reason why they arrived at that opinion is because the forensic pathology panel found no evidence of a conspiracy. they will be looking for any evidence that oswald was connected to another shooter which we did not find in the forensic panel. they will be looking for evidence that is embarrassing, to the intelligence agency in the 70s that permitted the shooting. >> trace: anthony, to you because we talked a lot about this, it deep seek from china, the announcement was a bombshell , fortune road the following headline, were on chinese chatgpt rival deep seek is ai's sputnik moment, a

statement, but doesn't make the chipmakers less relevant? >> i don't like it makes them less relevant, but it does take into question the evaluation how the markets have moved based on ai solely for basically the last two years, i think it was a well-timed informational bomb that china threw in today, see how we reacted and we reacted by losing a trillion dollars and worth for this country and for our market so, chipmakers are still relevant but there is a competitive world stage in the last thing the cp wants is to see presidential bleeding. >> trace: we are talking about this whole panel is about sunlight, they are saying let's put everything out there, we won all the drones meanwhile the chinese sky balloon we don't know anything about it and you have the cia director on sunday morning future said the

following put this up on the screen, reports have since adjusted the u.s. intelligence may have been aware of this spy bloom across the country from the moment it launched from heinen island in china and nobody told us anything about it >> what i find interesting is the american people voted for truth and honesty and transparency and that is exactly what we got and it makes you wonder, was the biden administration so focus on de either forgot about other important agencies like the fbi, the cia, if they knew this information, the american people deserve to know the truth. that is exactly what these agencies are for, to investigate for adversaries and make sure american citizens are safe. >> trace: dr., to you now because speaking of lifting the veil, this was said, about the lab leak theory, watch this. >> the cia has assessed the most likely cause of this pandemic

that has brought so much devastation around the world is because of a lab related incident and mow on. >> trace: i mean i know doctor you have been following this, but the evidence now is becoming overwhelming, would you agree? >> it's being interpreted differently, certainly there is a question about the laboratory in the same evidence they are looking at, hopefully they will release. the cia feels it is more indicative of the laboratory leakage. >> trace: that is right, anthony to you, do you think all of this transparency is good? is it a good thing to come out and say, listen this chinese ai is made up of this and that we know it? set a good thing to say here is all we know about jfk and mlk and the drones and so on and so forth? >> i think it shows that -- i think is good and i think it

shows the current administration is transparent and is working for the people and i think that is key and something we did not have for the past four years. >> trace: megan to you finally trump said this, about the drone ministry that we have all been following for the past several months, we get sidetracked because of the inaugural but here is what he said, watch. >> president donald trump: i cannot imagine it's an enemy, people would've gone blown up, maybe they were testing things? i don't know why they would have said that. >> trace: talking about his golf club but the truth is, all of this information was withheld from the american people, biden would not even talk to reporters, much less give us information about the drones and what else they knew about it. >> thank goodness we finally have a commander in chief who is willing to be open and upfront and honest with the american people like i said earlier, that is what we voted for, you in the popular vote by a landslide because of this reason, people one transparency.

if there is information about these drones, the american people deserve to know what is in their back yard flying over their homes, and you say he is not sure if it's an enemy, i'm not too comfortable with that we need to make sure it's not. >> trace: thank you all. coming up more and more americans are forgetting something the world vowed to never forget, plus two victims of the l.a. wildfires who confronted los angeles mayor about the painstaking process of clearing debris from his now burned out lock they will join us live, onset, next. ♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> trace: is really president marking the 80th anniversary -- it's really president -- israeli president marking the 80th anniversary of auschwitz. again and again you hear the mantra of never again, it seems like we have forgotten! seems like it is happening again >> your 100% right, look for those who don't realize it, 2500 victims of the holocaust, of those who witnessed the holocaust and survive, actually lived through october seventh, as well so they not only had to live through one time and hear claims of never again, year after year after year, they then had to wake up to the same thing on october seventh 2023, i think it was at best, i think

antisemitism died in auschwitz, is victims perished anti-semitism, it did not and that is a fact we know them more than ever right now. >> trace: over the past 14 or 15 months we have heard the word , you wonder, do they have any idea what they're talking about? >> that they don't, you should look to the families of jewish people like myself, though that actually had to live through the holocaust, those that lost countless members of their family, those that don't know it was approximately 16.5 million jewish people living worldwide before 1939. it is now 2025 still are not back at that number, when it comes to the jewish population, that is a victim, we fight every day to make it out alive after that to repopulate the country -- the comeback and to remember the entire world might not spend -- stand with us if it happens again so we had to learn about

15 months ago. >> trace: you are amazed at how many people can rationalize and reason, this whole october seventh thing and put it in a different context. >> right, like you said we heard never again for so many years, we heard the promise of never again and then october 7 happen, not only was there a deafening silence worldwide but there is actually support, there still is support for what happened on october 7, there are people who did not -- to deny the holocaust and like that there are people who denied that october seventh happen, it's terrifying that's why we have a duty to remind everyone not only would happen in world war two book happened and is still going on for those who don't know, a holocaust survivor is still right now, being held by hamas. >> trace: thank you for coming on.

>> if you are telling us now, is a six months? all of our lives is weighing on this. >> trace: that is the man who is sitting to my right let's bring in pacific palisades resident who can no longer stay silent during that town hall chris, by his wife your onset, mia, you said you are a reserved guy, and then when you got to this town hall, in a quote, you lost it! >> i did, we were on a zoom of the before where the mayor told us it was going to be the epa for three or six months and 18 months for the cleanup, as soon as the president said that is too long, she changed her tune and that is when i lost it because there is only people in

the palisades who were in touch with, it's our hometown, we love all the people there and we are looking for answers and we are not getting any. >> trace: people don't realize chris you are realtor, you are builders, you lost your business as well, he's people who were saying its going to be here, you cannot b.s. somebody who is in the industry and does this every single day! >> we now when you were trying to do something of this scale and the infrastructure that is needed, is not just one home or two homes, it's we lost our library, we lost all of our school, we lost our wreck centres, those are the lifeline of the community and we know what we really need is to put a light on this for the government steps up and helps us. >> trace: there was video viewed talking to millennia, i don't know what language you are talking and what you are talking to her, what was that like and was she helpful and do they get

it? >> absolutely, it's so lovely, you have to understand we moved to the palisades to raise our kids and like most of the palisades we are not -- everybody keeps talking about a rich neighbourhood, we are actually full of really hardworking people, who work their butts off to be able to be in the neighbourhood to raise their kids, to go to the baseball field, and the libraries and the schools and whatnot and we want to go home. we want to come back and be able to raise our kids there. we have two boys, i would like to go back and have my son go to school there, and finish and be with us in our home. she understood that a president trump understood that. i hope that our local leaders also understand the importance and the urgency for us to go home. >> trace: it's also important to be honest, what the process is going to be, have you given or rationalized a time line here? >> we try to go to the town hall, we have been at it and there are no answers, moving

ball answers, it's not consistent and it doesn't seem to be a leader, we need it, we need someone to steer the ship and get us all home. >> trace: you talk about the hazardous material, you look into this, and there are all kinds of different schools of thought about how long it takes to test, remove it, there are a million different things going on. >> i think most of the people feel and all my friends feel that let's just chalk it up as the toxic materials everywhere, let's dig it all up at the same time, just clear it all, and move forward because they want to do this testing and we are getting different time frames and it's all going to happen at different times, you have to get the whole block on board for them to start, there are so many unanswered questions and we are -- this is just the beginning of a long process. >> trace: long very painful

process, what is the worst part about it? >> the memories. in the community, there are several schools in the neighbourhood we have friends at every school, our kids were able to ride their bike and go and play their sporting games and there was a mother that looked after your kid, the fourth of july parade, fireworks, we were small town in los angeles, los angeles is big and we were a small town. that is what we all wanted, we wanted to be there, we want to go back. we want to raise our kids there and that is the hardest part, the fact that it is all gone, the entire neighbourhood, the community, the community is gone. >> trace: its heartbreaking, best of luck to you and your family, we know you had four homes of your family that you lost like come back and give us updates and best of luck to you. >> meantime we have some breaking news fox news is learning there is cartel gunmen

the incident in the rio grande valley was captured on camera by a texas drone, as the shooters were attempting to bring a group of illegal immigrants across the river, border patrol agents reportedly turned -- returned fire, it looks like nobody in either side was hit at least this time, and the migrants did not make it across the border. we are going to get more video in and as we do we will bring it to you, right here in fox news at night. meantime columbia president quickly backtracked on his refusal to accept deportation flights from the u.s., after president trump put up the pressure, and threatened tariffs, would biden have it done the same? would columbia have folded that early? let us know x and instagram at trace and we are back, next.

trace: ♪ ♪ >> trace: we're back with a rapid-fire nightcap crew, kevin corke, megan mccarthy, elizabeth and emily wilson, today's topic, colombian president backtracking on his refusal to accept deportation flights after trump threatened steeper tariffs, what

biden have done this and would have columbia folded that early? >> absolutely not, no to the second question. >> trace: kevin corke? >> no and no. [laughter] >> trace: christina? >> i don't think they would have believed that biden was serious. >> trace: elizabeth what do you think about this? >> no, i think absolutely not job i could not handle the problems they were having with columbia university. let alone columbia as a nation. >> trace: emily? >> for a state have to describe what columbia is and what is happening. >> i don't not think this would have started, so he would not have had to worry about it. >> trace: it is interesting some people agree with you, we ask of the audience, saying it would not happen under biden because it would not have been deportation flights under biden. joy he says no, he would have

said don't and the plane would have returned here. tiffany said sleepy joe would have ask them to send more illegals this way, cheryl says no, biden would not have done this, we would have seen the differences between strong and weak presidents is. biden would have send them to the wrong country! [laughter] saying biden would never end could never, davis said biden allowed the border to be wide open but with trump he works with us, or for us. and saying there is no way trump means business and they know it. tend to thank some of these people know what they are talking about. thank you offer all coming onto the "the nightcap", thank you for watching fox news at night, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you right back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life,

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