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this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight a figurative bombshell, in an area that has seen many literal bombshells over the past 18 months. president trump standing alongside israeli prime minister benjamin announcing that he would like the u.s. to take ownership of the gaza strip. >> president donald trump: everyone i've spoken to love the idea, the united states owning that piece of land, developing thousands of jobs . we can help bring stability in the middle east we will do that. >> trace: meantime democrats continue sounding off on doj and the department leader accusing elon musk of operating a shadow government. >> doj is not a real government agency, doj has no authority to show programs down. organ or federal law. doj conduct cannot be allowed to stand. >> a watch elon musk because he is the guy who was trying to get

all the power behind them. >> trace: plus president trump reportedly closing in on a major campaign promise shutting down down the department of education but one democrat says, he is not worried. >> i am not going to get hysterical about eliminating when the votes don't exist. >> trace: much more on that another breaking news and moments but first, the senior national correspondent kevin is live with more on trump's big plan for the gaza strip, at evening. >> what a night here, in a nutshell with the president really wants to do is redevelop gaza. describing his vision as a territory that could become an international hub where the world people could use it, for access to the mediterranean coast, a place for tradition and all people, owned by the u.s. but created perhaps with the help of regional partners like saudi arabia, think of a smaller

version of dubai or abu dhabi, problem is even with the best of intentions there are still nearly 2 million palestinians living there. overwhelmed by years of war and broken promises, still hoping one day you live in a palestinian state. >> president donald trump: we will take over the gaza strip and do a good job of that, and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangers, unexploded bombs and other weapons on this site, and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out created an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the area. >> it not surprising when it reviews of the president's plan were mixed on capitol hill tonight, democratic senator called the pitch offensive and said dangerous and foolish. south carolina g.o.p. centre called it an interesting proposal but also problematic .

texas republican senator said jointly, i don't know what to make of it. check back with me tomorrow. the president said doing the same thing over and over and over again in the region is the very definition of insanity, thus his pitch. to do something dramatically different. >> trace: we will talk more about this, live in d.c. thank you . elon musk in the department of government efficiency now moving to consolidate control over several agencies of the federal government, ashley's live in new york city with the new information about what is next. >> hello, the department of government efficiency with elon musk at the helm is continuing to make shrines in their goal to get rid of their waste roughing democratic feathers along the way. >> we are here today because an unelected billionaire and his team have been given full and unfettered access to our tax payer money and government.

>> i want you to know that the crisis is here. >> just today democratic lawmakers call for a government watchdog, look into the treasury department's decision to reportedly grant doj employees access to sensitive government payment systems. a treasury department official explains that a letter published by news, anybody that is allowed to review their systems is only given read-only access, elon musk is taking heat for his hiring choices. >> this dude is probably one of the most unintelligent leaders i have ever met. or scene, or witnessed. they don't do their homework, clearly like they are putting 19-year-old's in the treasury of. guy is not smart. >> and some are not young .

>> and two short weeks doj has limited over 100 bei contracts, terminated nearly $45 million in building leases and not to mention, the controversial overhaul of u.s. a i.d., the department of education could be neck. >> trace: actually live for us in new york, thank you let's bring in rabbi from the bel air in los angeles, plus printable chief strategy officer, along with former g.o.p. national spokesperson, thank you all for coming on. what do you think about the u.s. taking over gaza? >> it's a fantastic thing, i will tell you why. israel has tried so many times, the united nations, said help people, give them a piece of land, set up something. every time you try giving them something there is another war, 2010 may gave them gaza.

-- 2010 we gave them gaza. all of a sudden they started shooting missiles at us, donald trump said move out! go out! you cannot get along with the jewish people, you cannot. i will do you a favour, i will build you a beautiful place that you can set up a beautiful life and that is your choice. can stay in the rubble but you can stay and have a better life somewhere else. >> trace: benjamin was standing next to trump when the announcement was made and he had of this say, watch. >> president trump is taking it to a higher level, a different teacher -- he sees a different future for that land that is been so much terrorism, so many attacks against us, so many trials, and so many tribulations. >> trace: elizabeth, would you think of this idea? >> actually one to take a moment

right now to draw attention to why president trump is back in the white house, this is a great representation of that, is not just folks like me that her worried, for example,, of the failing relationship between the united states and israel under the bill leadership of joe biden worried about our national security because of a, of many people who actually want to change the status quo, sick of president after president going out and saying, they are going to make the same promises as the last guy but bring no solution, donald trump is the opposite he is no interest in making the same promises, as the last guy, he only has an interest in solving the problems, the last guy before him promised they would solve that and that's why he blotted to the table he wants to bring something different anew because everything before this has not worked. >> trace: meantime mitch, here are the democrats on doj and u.s. a i.d., watch. >> he may try to play dictator here in washington, d.c., but he does not get to shut down the agency for international

development . >> in the last 10 days donald trump has done more to destabilize things across the planet, we don't have a fourth branch of government called elon musk. that is going to become very clear. >> trace: they keep shouting, they are losing this battle. >> the latter -- the louder you yell the more ridiculous you sound. when elon musk is trying to do for the american taxpayers, the owners of this country are unraveled by that administrative state because that is for all the tax dollars are going and be honest, he does not have control over anything, he is making recommendations to the white house and republicans in congress. and how to basically unravel this administrative state, the bureaucracy and i think for the most part, that is the mandate of president trump was given a. >> trace: speaking of recommendations rabbi, president trump once benjamin to accept a deal to normalize relations with saudi arabia, is

at the first up? >> it would be wonderful to be able to go and have as many friends in the neighbourhood. people always have a saying, we are one nation surrounded by many walls, but all of a sudden somebody's walls are saying, we love to live with you, play review and live with you. this would be fantastic, saudi arabia is a superpower . imagine all of a sudden, we become friends with them. i ran starts weakening up, things can happen. >> trace: they can happen very quickly, elizabeth to you suddenly, vice president j.d. vance has been pivotal, you can talk about the list of things he has accomplished, in getting trump's nominees over the hump, the "washington examiner" writes the following, the vice president spoken with several editor republicans to convince them not to vote down to trump nominations, that are in jeopardy and it is having some impact elizabeth. >> i'm sure it is, we can look at this moment again, and

realize how far off very often the media actually is from our own reality, think about how many attacks we heard against j.d. vance, think about her negative people responded in the left-wing media it to being the pick and ended up being a force a part of that winning ticket and the man who really nailed that debate like no one had before him. by the way think about all the attacks we heard on rfk jr. probably being confirmed very soon, we heard pete was never going to be confirmed, the fact is there is a lot of scare tactics going on in the left-wing media and they very often end up false compared to our actual everyday american reality. >> trace: it looks like rfk are going to get the big boat on the big senator floor so that is really good news if you are a republican, here is what christian that on the tariffs, watch. >> it gives trump a lot more leeway to deal strongly with china, which is going to rejoin

the 2020 phase one trade agreement that they broke and to deal with the e.u. >> trace: i have about 30 seconds but is it a good play? >> the big trading partner of the planet has to be concerned with this china, there aligned activity stealing property, so mexico and canada need to get together with the united states, created trade alliance where north america can compete with china, all three nations prosper, it's not a complicated thing and it's time for mexico and canada to get on board. >> trace: thank you all. while the fox news in a common sense department prefers to pronounce the u.s. agency for international development as u.s. a i.d. a common sense thinks that saying u.s. aid is commonly accepted, what is not commonly accepted as what the agency is actually fun thing like $1.5 million to advanced de dei in a serbia, $70,000 for a

musical in ireland to promote dei, $2 million for gender-affirming care in guatemala, and 32,0004 and lgbt comic book and prove. common sense would not describe this as foreign aid but rather a domestic boondoggle, a multibillion-dollar boondoggle. americans think paying six dollars for a dozen of eggs is too high so, 32 grand for a comic book will likely generate some pushback? unless you happen to be far left congresswoman elon omar who wants to remind us that these lost billions represent just a small percent of the u.s. budget. and "cbs news" anchor mark brennan agrees, maybe that's why 97% usaid employees political donations went to democrats. and when elon it showed up to shut things down the donors, the beneficiaries in the media how old. common sense does not care how you pronounce it because u.s. a i.d. might as well be u.s. eil.

for the quacks clocks here and everywhere, they are about to be unfunded and unemployed. let's bring in the cohost of everybody settle down podcast eric and the federalist election correspond or breanna. thank you both for coming on, eric to you first, forgot the third $2000 for the comic book, the left thinks this whole thing of going after a i.d. is a coup, here's what they said. >> what is happening right now is a hostile takeover of the u.s. government work. >> people are going to die in very large numbers around the world you are expecting the united states live up to the promises, donald trump says we don't care. you go die. >> if this were happening in any other country right now i promise you, i would be on the air calling it akin to. >> trace: giving us 32,000-dollar comic book where

people will die. >> the problem is they cannot just a waste until something comes out that shows funding not for a comic book that may be funding for people who need nutrition assistance, who are starving, something like that that they can latch onto, they are jumpy and getting ahead of themselves they cannot help it. until waiting until the maybe can latch onto something real. you attack something that most people would say its common sense, and you attack that and call it a coup, people look at you and you lose credibility. >> trace: meanwhile jon stewart everybody is talking about this, breanna you have schumer talking about guacamole and a beer everybody talking about tequila and guacamole in these tariffs, jon stewart who cannot be funny, he had something to say about chuck schumer, watch.

>> they are telling us guacamole is made with avocados. democrats. can you please stop. [bleep] trotting schumer out there. every time. trump reverses into the unreal. >> trace: i mean he really is, would you think about that breanna? >> democrats won americans to believe that you have to choose between your sovereignty or cheap avocado prices and the and avocado marketing a lot of development recently that was slowly going to impact prices regardless we've seen trucking delays, a reduction in usda inspections because mexican cartels operate the avocado industry mexico . you know we can get good avocados from? california, florida and hawaii. they control the cartels, you have cartels who are involved in deadly operating costs and

expenses down there and unfortunately our avocado cannot compete because they are saddled with regulatory burdens, some are necessary and some are unnecessary so chuck schumer is serious about avocado prices, he shall work with donald trump to unleash avocado independence in america. >> trace: now has his own youtube channel something he left cnn for each of the following, watch. >> remember what we were covering during the 2024 campaign, project 2025 now what we are seeing being implemented by elon musk and doj, the so-called shock campaign that we are seeing right now is you were seeing a special project 2025 inaction. >> trace: not sure if the set designer was but is still the same theme, the same theme that you have to bash trump. >> the problem the democrats have right now is that trump is doing so many things, flooding us out and they're having having a problem attacking one thing,

they are jumping from one thing it to another thing and they are not getting the details down because a lot of the details are not really out yet. rather than just wait patiently, they are taking the bait and it really is not a coherent line of attack. >> trace: meantime the daily mail the headline is the following, nfl fans call for super bowl boycott over black national anthem as trump selection reignites debate over divisive performance. apparently they don't want to be just one country one national anthem, would you think? >> it's ridiculous, the national anthem that we all use is meant to cover every single american, america son of a specific race religion colour creator, it's for every american and that is what our national anthem represent, when you start dividing into different kinds of national anthems you create division. >> trace: both of you, thank you.

>> we were not allowed tryouts of who was the first recorded back? you have to have trial. let's get out there! when you say he was the best quarterback, let's throw some, let's have a preseason game. and guess what? when you have that kind of competition, is going to be good. >> trace: the comment on the seventh stream quarterback by the way joining us, james calling on members of his own party trying to motivate his side, to make changes, with us now fox 11 news anchor alex michelson who got the chance to speak with the well known democratic strategist, the common got a lot of play in a lot of attention because a lot of people even democrats are like, this is kind of harsh 2021 -- kind of harsh. >> he's one of the few democrats calling out joe biden saying, you are too old get out of the race. then he was saying let's do an open primary, let's not just annoy kamala harris, james

believes that the best democratic party is one driven by democracy, where the voters have the say. and somebody is not anointed into this race, he raises concerns about kamala harris' ability to one of the time and then of course she didn't. >> trace: it's interesting because he also talked about a people see the democratic party and he said that's. >> when people see and look at democrats, people watch the show, it's ours to say, when you think about democrats would you think? they are old and urban. we have not had an inspirational candidate since 2012, that is going to be 16 years and 2028. >> trace: what is the game here, is he trying to motivate the democratic party, is he trying to depress the democratic party? what is the game? >> i think he is trying to motivate the democratic party basically go back to the voters and also lift up the next

generation. i think he feels like even though he is part of that older generation, they have been holding anybody back and he said there is a great bench of talent that has not been given a true opportunity to show what they can do. >> trace: i think is fascinating that he also was asked about california governor gavin and he had this to say, watch. >> he governs a larger stage, the six largest economy in the world, but i am not sure. not anyone cares. what race, what gender or your identity, it's clear. >> trace: sometimes you have to read between the lines with james, is he saying is that california credentials don't have the same power that they used to have in politics? >> i think he is seeing a lot of people in the country don't like california, even though it is the biggest in the country and that could be held against him. but, he things gavin stuff an opportunity to be a part of a

primary and as governor -- is interesting, the governors meeting with president trump tomorrow at the white house inserting himself into the national debate once again. >> trace: did he give you any kind of remedy of what he things the democratic party's next step needs to be? >> the get away from the identity politics. to focus on pocketbook issues that people care about. and to stop putting everyone in the group's, make it focus on american populism and lifting people. not a lot of the games or what he calls, incoherent b.s. we will see you on the air and a little bit thank you for coming and we appreciate it. coming up major news breaking just moments ago about migraines heading to guantanamo bay, and protests over the top administrations mass deportations popping up all over the country. later in the nightcap the nfl announcing that the black national anthem will again be performed, at this year

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>> trace: breaking tonight hawaii's erupting again live pictures from inside the volcano's national where the lava fountains from -- reached d 330 feet overnight, on alert for water being told her minimal impacts from gas emissions and wind blowing, volcanic glass we of course will keep you posted on the activity, in hawaii on the mountain. also breaking tonight ages from the first flight of criminal illegal immigrants moments before their take off her

guantanamo bay, fox news now learning the first flight of the 10 gang members has landed at that mo what they will be held by i.c.e. agents in the same sectors the maximum-security detention facility where 14 other post 9/11 detainees are being held but those who are deported will remain separate from the 9/11 prisoners. meantime protest are still out and about pushing back against the trump administration's immigration and deportation policy. a student here in los angeles walked out of class. live with new information on this, at evening. >> good evening, protesters taking to the streets again today around the country with several hundred students from schools across l.a. walking out of class and working through the streets in opposition to trump's promises of mass deportation, and the end of birthright citizenship, some protesters spray painting at city hall with explicit laced condemnations of

president trump and ice, on monday no protester shutdown down a major freeway in downtown los angeles, as marchers waved mexican flags what they call a day it without immigrants, a number protesters were briefly detained, but released. >> it you can us, you can push -- you can purchase a way we are not going anywhere we are going to show up together and marched together. >> l.a. city leaders joining state officials bowing to defy trump's deportation plan. >> unfortunately, we have a president who wants to scapegoat and attack our immigrant neighbours and we are not going to take that lightly. >> ice attention nationwide ongoing with borders are tom home and not backing down. >> are about 9000 residents as we started, it is a good number but we need more and i am not satisfy yet, we are going to continue with these operations, continuing doing significant targeting actions.

>> and those protests will continue tomorrow with one at each day capital across the country to protest not just immigration policies but all of president trump's actions that has been taken since he took office. >> trace: thank you. let's bring an oklahoma state superintendent ryan walters and former county arizona sheriff mark, jenna him and think about, superintendent to you first hear is you on cnn with a little back and forth, watch. >> you think that would be dramatic for students in schools and i'm talking about all students? >> well, what my big concern in -- is, is what this is done. >> trace: you actually answer the question, she did not like the answer. >> cnn has a narrative in the narrative is we are going to attack trump, and try to guess like the american people.

into not understanding that law enforcement is bringing back lawn order to this country thanks to president trump, here is the reality, law enforcement once this information from schools and others, because they want to keep families together but they happen over the kids are, they have to know families are and also, the lies about what is a danger to the schools, a look at the average age of an ms-13 member, about 19 or 20 years old we have school-aged kids in that gang, we need to make sure they are out of school, we need to make sure that kids are kept with their families, as their families are being deported this is common sense, this is what americans voted for, trump is bringing americans exactly what they want, america first policy, across the board. >> trace: meantime sheriff to you jenny, "the new york post" writes the following, quoting mexican drug cartels are ordering their members to attack u.s. border patrol agents with kamikaze drones and other explosives in a desperate bid to warp the crackdown at the border and this is kind of as we have been told, war starts and tom home in agrees with that here is

what he said. >> most powerful military in the world will not be intimidated, by anybody, let alone cartels. >> is not a question of it, it's when. president trump... >> trace: you start shooting at u.s. agents and u.s. officers, there is going to be pushed back. >> absolutely but they should be feeling our route because they killed well over 100,000 americans per year with fenton off . and we've had so many other victims of crime that has been at the hands of people that committed the con -- the country illegally. now the cartels are actually threatening, that came out of the valley sucked or they said they had good intelligence, the cartels have said it's okay to green light the weaponization of these drones against law enforcement and border patrol, so yes, this will

escalate it but we should argue between them, as what they are which is the terrorists which is what they have been for the past several years. >> trace: and just to clarify, superintendent walters because, your last answer you talked about students in oklahoma, they need to provide their immigration status but, they will still be allowed to enrolled, is that true? >> that's right, but we are doing is gathering information because listen, you don't want a kid waiting in a pickup line at the end of their day and their parents are deported. is very common sense, have to collect this information so it is there for law enforcement, for our schools to understand how this resource is, it's common sense but seeing them the left continues to undermine its efforts because they are trying to take down president trump's presidency and his agenda, we have to continue every school should stay with president trump and law enforcement to bring law and order back to this country. >> trace: and lastly to you mark i want to get your take of breaking news we have been reporting on tonight, you had

these deportees have arrived at least 10 of them at guantanamo bay, would he think about them being sent down to get mo? >> good it's where they all along, victimizing american citizens, many of them are gang members, they are hardened criminals, they have not been good, not get visitors in our country. frankly that is a great place for the overflow . if these countries are not going to take their people back, that it's a great place to put them in the meantime, the criminals, that are going there deserve to be there. >> trace: thank you all. coming up doj taking aim at all sorts of federal agencies it looks like the department of education could be next. we will talk about that and the breaking news at the other side of the break.

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>> trace: breaking news this is happening in new york city in

the diamond district there in midtown manhattan and the fbi is now kind of wrapping up this is a jewellery store robbery they went to. they are collecting evidence and what happens is they went in and the suspects two of them who were arrested apparently according to the fbi may have connections to the robbery that was conducted on joe burrow, about one month and a half ago. we will keep you updated on what that connection is, and if those suspects turn out to be connected to the people who rob joe burrow's house and if they happen to be connected to others who have robbed other nfl stars homes in recent months . mean tie-breaking tonight pam bondi has been confirmed as an ex-attorney general of the united states, senators voting -- no, 54, 46. all 53 republicans, promising in her confirmation hearing to lead a doj free of politicization

serving as florida's attorney general from 2011 until 2019. another one is now made the cut. >> president donald trump: i will be closing up the department of education in washington, d.c., and sending all education and education work back to the states. >> trace: the early returns ran and that the president vowed to dismantle the department of education goes anything like his other campaign promises, the federal agencies could be -- the federal agencies and days could be numbered. i want to play more sound of the president here talking about why he wants to shut down the department of education, watch. >> president donald trump: we are number 40 out of 40 schools, we are ranked one.

we are ranked at the bottom of the list, very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools, i believe in addition to that i want the states to run schools. >> trace: he also ended that statement by saying he wants to put linda mcmahon, is department of education secretary out of a job and she would be fine with that. >> yes, i cannot believe we are only two weeks into this administration how are we going to survive the rest of that, of this is how much is going on in the first two weeks. use of businessmen the at -- at the end of the day and he has seen the roi on what we are getting from the department of educators nt has decided along with the rest of america that we are not getting a return on our investment, we are spending so much money to produce more and more children who cannot read and to cannot do arithmetic on grade level, the definition of insanity is continuing to do the same thing over and over and expect a different result. that is what he ran on with breaking that cycle of insanity everywhere. >> trace: it's exactly right,

the president once the states to handle schools, you think the state of california is doing a bad job at handling the school and i want to play some sound, here's the attorney general rob ended this is why, watch. >> we have one in this matter, thanks to our lawsuit, superior court blocking chino valley united school district, from instituting a force outing policy after school. this is not just me saying it, this is the court saying it. be two talks about chino valley, our friends you have been on the show, and what he's saying is that the parents have no right to know about their kids, they've no right to know if their child is changing gender, so on and so forth. >> one scary thing about that is he is actually wrong, they join the old policy, chino valley still has notification policy in place of he has to stupid or misleading people on purpose. when trump talks about sending

administration back to the states makes me nervous because the people running the education department in california are off their rocker, dismantling the department of education does not mean we lose federal statutes like the family educational rights and privacy act. or title ix, those are still going to be enforced regardless of weather or not the deferment of education exist on the federal level. >> trace: meantime the associated press, bethany mandel has the following headline here trump administration opens antisemitism inquiries at five colleges including columbia, and berkeley, the others not on the list, university of minnesota, portland state as well as northwestern. good think how good move, right time bethany? >> i mean this is exactly why president trump has gone more support from jewish americans in any of the republican that i think we know of. is because he decided that all of the stuff that was happening on campuses was a concern of all

of america, notches jewish americans. it so long overdue and it's a relief to jewish-american parents, to know that we can send our children to the schools and that of our kids are discriminate against or threatened or physically harmed in any way, all of which has been happening on college campuses for the past 15 months, there is finally someone in administration who will stand up and say, you have records, you were able to defend your kids and make sure they get an education. >> trace: it's very correct, "wall street journal" writes the following, the president trump preparing to issue an executive order wednesday effectively banning transgender girls and women from participating in bmo sports events, in schools and colleges filling a promise that fuelled his campaign for the white house. a lot of people for cheering this, a lot of people are saying its about time, are you among them? >> absolutely i'm watching as on friday scent a message to the department of education asking them for 1266 and 1955, laws

involving the state of california forcing schools to allow males to compete on girls teams. lawsuits have been filed, lawsuit was filed on friday, and so i think having a title ix, having an executive order explaining oh trump is going to enforce title ix, this is all incredibly helpful, it's fantastic for kids in california and i hope the trump administration follows through on this. >> trace: we shall see, both of you, think you. the nfl announcing that the block national anthem will be performed at the super bowl this weekend, what you think about the decision? is a necessary? or is it divisive? let us know twitter and instagram we are back with the nightcap crew which includes you! next.

>> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic divisive decision the nfl announcing that the block national anthem will be performed at this year super bowl and of apparently donald trump will be there to watch, would he think of the decision, is a necessary, or is

it divisive? >> not necessary, divisive, we have a national anthem for all americans. >> trace: and that's kind of the thing, i agree, ashley, it all goes towards that path. >> i think this does a lot more harm than it is good because we already have a national anthem and in the long run the country's already divided we don't need to divide it anymore. >> trace: marianne? >> i cannot agree more with what ashley just said, the country being divided we have to come together, and we have one national anthem and it would be a good time to just let everyone know this is our national anthem, we are all americans. >> trace: they were as you know, they were playing this at a different part of the program, the past couple of years they have decided to change this, they're going to played in the beginning where everybody is standing, we think about this? >> it's unnecessarily divisive we have so few things that bring us together, the super bowl is

one of those things. also the controversy about the national anthem being racist if you look into it it's overblown, it's a 31st that nobody ever even knows the words to answer is a lot of dispute about whether it's racial at all. >> trace: it's supposed to be a counter to the charges of the national anthem is racist? >> yes. >> trace: what you think? >> the nfl is a product putting on a entertainment show they can do whatever they want. my question is, why are they not playing "fiddler on the roof"? [laughter] >> trace: kevin? >> listen end of the day it's a beautiful song, you can listen to it anytime you want but it is a necessary to play it at the super bowl. >> trace: julie? >> it's unnecessarily divisive and it's also not very inclusive because why don't other races have their own national anthem and why don't they get played at the super bowl? bergen divided by race, may have to play everybody's anthem.

>> trace: you would think. we asked what you thought, i thought people stopped watching the nfl, the u.s. has only one national anthem, they just want to continue their divisive behaviour, too bad they have chosen to the -- to do this, totally unnecessary. it is not necessary i am irish and they don't play the anthem of the ireland, let's remember we are american, we only have one national anthem this is virtue signalling, hundred% divisive, people are tired of it, the nfl is so disconnected from everyday americans, like many, i won't be watching. i don't think we need anthems to individual groups, let's identify as americans and it's totally divisive, the usa has a one anthem for all people. thank you for watching america's late news fox news and i, i amou in los angeles and i will see in los angeles and i will see yor n liu back here again tomor!

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