>> trace: good evening, it's 8:00 here on the east coast, 11:00 on the west coast and this is fox news at night, working tonight, you cannot beat them, impeach them 70s -- 17 days into donald trump's term and they are talking impeachment this time over president trump's plan for gaza, meantime president trump announcing a new task force to defend the rights of christians and religious believers nationwide. sounds like something everyone would agree on, but then that congressional democrats walked in. common sense thinks they might have run out of woke bishops to rollout. meantime federal judge moving the deadline for federal workers, you consider trump's buyout offer, if the money is approved by congress, we will

have more on that and moments that we begin in the nation's capital with the senior national correspondent, live with more on the sanction hall ceremony that has democrats, searching for sage. >> unbelievable, sometimes you have to wonder, what they are thinking when they make comments like this. the president said today he just wants to route out anti-christian bias, he said those words and in fact he was speaking at a pair of events surrounding the national prayer breakfast. the president announcing the creation of a white house faith office and the task force to be led by attorney general pam bondi to investigate the targeting of christians. in the u.s. and especially in the federal government. >> president donald trump: including at the doj which was terrible, the irs, the fbi, terrible. and other agencies, in addition to task force we will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our

society and to move heaven on earth to defend the rights of christians and religious believers, nationwide. >> those not in the constitution, democrats are denouncing the president's remarks and action suggesting he is violating their principal of separation of church and state. >> this is been something they have been going for for a long time and enables them to indoctrinate, diffuse their particular religion with our government. in ways that would make our founders role on their grave. >> he continues to pilot the executive orders and actions with 54 already, and the trump 100 day mark does not even come to the end of april well on his way to breaking that mark set by fdr. pause the deadline for tonight's doj buyout offers for federal workers, that deadline extended we are told at least until mondays 2:00 p.m. hearing. >> trace: be we'll talk about

that, live for us in d.c., thank you let's bring in california assemblywoman alexandra,. thank you for coming on. it's interesting because alexandra to you first trump wants to get rid of anti-christian bias and is speaking about that today and said this... >> president donald trump: in addition to task force we will work to fully prosecute anti-christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven on earth to defend the rights of christians and religious believers, nationwide. >> trace: it's amazing because it sounds like something everyone can get on board for but then you are the democrats in the open, boom, coming out against. you name it, they are going to come out against it what are your thoughts? >> of donald trump says they're going to come out against it let's be honest the two that say god bless america and i say i am excited pam bondi is on the

case, it's our first amendment, so every american should feel free to express the religion in whatever way that is and christian values is with this country was founded on. >> trace: we will talk about pam bondi leader coming out as well, doj let's talk about elon musk and talk about, usaid and she said the following today, watch. >> it's a common sense common sense allusion to fixing a decadal problem of bloated bureaucracy, waste, fraud, and abuse in the vast majority of americans supported, so the democrats can hoot and holler all they want, this white house will stay committed to delivering on president trump's priorities, and be good stewards of the hardworking american people tax dollars. >> trace: on top of that the vast majority of americans are in favour of cutting government bloat. >> exactly, just want the money to be scrutinized and made sure

is properly allocated, where it's supposed to go and not to benefit foreign entities and to benefit the american taxpayers and the people of spoken, this is what they want. >> trace: you talk about people speaking because i want to put this up at this was from our fox voter analysis back in november, put this on, this was people speaking how much change would you like to see and how the country is run? substantial change, complete and total 83% gabrielle, we voted for exactly what is happening right now in this country. >> you are absolutely right, that 83% just reflects the nationwide sentiment that we were once all called conspiracy theorists, we are now conspiracy realist because i can tell you right now, the example of usaid is no different than how our government has been operating when they ask the mainstream media when we check out how political got all that money

from a i.d., the government utilizes media outlets to do their bidding, it is been in our history and americans need to understand their history, you talk about operation mockingbird, you talk about the church committee report, that was about 400 journalists that were cia journalists, you talk about nbc, cnn they have had folks as well under their regime, this is far and wide and usaid is just this clear example right now if you don't know your history,, on not because it's happening right before your eyes. >> trace: it is indeed, meantime the saying is if you can't beat them join them but now the saying apparently on capitol hill is, you can beat them, impeach them. here is texas representative. >> the movement, to impeach the president has begun. i rise to announce that i will bring articles of impeachment, against the president. for dastardly deeds proposed and dastardly deeds done. >> trace: i think the

overarching theme here is, when you don't have a play and you are literally resorting to, let's impeach him again and again. >> they waited 17 days right? let's give them the benefit of the doubt, it's really shocking to me that the democrats don't seem to learn, the american people spoke loud and clear they are tired of the partisan politics and to add insult to injury president trump won the electoral college and the popular vote. he made campaign promises, he is following through on those promises and they want to act surprised, that is exactly why they lost the election in november but clearly that was not a big enough loss and they want more. >> trace: they absolutely do not want to change, "the wall street journal" editorial ward talks about those beachfront gaza condos going on to write, it is easy to dismiss the fantasy of a presidential who imagines trump condos on a gaza gold coast but is his idea so much worse than the status quo of the rest of the world is offering?

and the status quo and what is been happening in gaza for decades, is not working. >> the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. for decades, billions of dollars were sent in to gaza and that funded terror. as opposed to the infrastructure and schools and hospitals. this would be like an out-of-the-box problem solving to just try something new, and maybe bring peace and prosperity for the first time to gaza. >> trace: i mean it's too alexandra's point because the democrats keep talking about the fact they run out of options even democrats are acknowledging that nobody really wants to buy their brand, listen to this. >> democrats need to have a complete reboot, the name democrats has been branded very badly and we don't run enough local candidates to unbranded. >> you win by running left economically, and by being centrist culturally.

that means being patriotic, not being upset over identity politics. >> trace: what they are saying is, you have to move away from crazy. >> you absolutely do have to move away from crazy, back to april's point we talk about insanity doing the same thing over and over again i'm sure emma crowds are pretty darn tired considering that al green from texas the one leading this impeachment, has already done it three times during trump's first term. so i would just say he is right on schedule on that insanity train doing the same thing over and over again on repeat. >> trace: thank you all. he's describing what is currently the dumbest strategy and politics which is democrats taking the 20% side of every 80 issue in america. usaid people want this turn down, they want to know where the money is going, democrats have a meltdown today donald trump signed executive order on keeping boys out of

girls fourth, democrats take the 20 side of that issue as well, all of these issues, this is like trump's superpower finding 80, 20 issues, getting on the 80 everybody reflects against him, gets on the 20, and of the democratic party has a 31% approval rating, this is wild. >> trace: with the let's bring in personality xavier and the offer of what is killing america, radio host jason, think about for coming on. xavier to your first he makes a fair point sing democrats are on the wrong side of history, they really are there going towards almost like a political aspiration, if there is 10% of the population in favour of something so are they. >> it seems like they are desperate to make us despise them. i don't understand it at this point they are going out of their way to go against the intercept of the average american, every time there is a popular opinion it seems like common sense to democrats go out of their way to do the exact opposite of what we are asking them for. >> trace: it's interesting because back to cnn jason, the cnn anchor was asking texas rep

brandon about usaid and elon musk and here is kind of where the conversation landed. >> would you be okay if democrats did this? if george soros came in and of the same thing that elon musk is doing, would you accept that? >> well what is unprecedented is spending our taxpayer dollars on a left-wing partisan political projects all over the globe. that is what the american people are focused on. >> trace: i think the answer jason may be you agree or disagree, of george soros is planning to do some good and cut government waste, i think people would be on board? >> i would love it, i would totally embrace that and i think most conservatives what. come on over to our side, instead of trying, of course trying to cut prosecutors cops, he would go over in that world but if he wants to cut some of the below, the local nonsense,

it would be a welcome issue, the sort of explosion of this pretend outrage over elon musk is really fascinating to me. nobody can tell me the difference between elon musk and steve. a random bureaucrat he was doing a lot of the work that we have no idea what his day-to-day is like, and yet, elon musk is doing exactly the same thing, virtually the same thing and we are aware of it. by the way he has got the ear of the president, and vice versa, they are working together, that's a good thing. >> trace: he has the american people behind them because these polls again and again to say yes, we need to cut government waste. meantime we have been talking about dei usaid, there is examples like musicals in ireland we played $20 million, now we have something about "sesame street" in the middle east, i want to play some of this video, a little bit of the audio within different language so we will play a little bit of it but this is "sesame street", in the middle east, that usaid has paid

for. literally paying $20 million, to produce this and the only reason they have stopped producing this now is because cbs said the funding is reporting stopped because in pakistan the accusations was corruption with the money coming in . like really? >> to be blunt about it after all the years we have spent unnecessarily in iraq and this is an insult to injury to make them watch this woke garbage on the television. i look at the funding that is going towards this, we have places in america like flint, michigan, that still is not of clean water . why are we funding a weird woke "sesame street" when we did not have the resources here in our country that we need? a somebody part of generation z, as a look at my future, if you'd like everything i should be able to expect in my future becomes increasingly unaffordable,

because of inflation and government spending. >> trace: with new seasoning this do you think, -- when you see something like this do you think, it's been going on for too long? >> too long it's almost took a six-game to see if they can roll the dice and wherever it lands that's where our u.s. taxpayer dollars are going to. >> trace: we talked about the whole idea, of going in and cutting and if george soros puts a hand, there are ladies on the view who say this about opposing of those who want to cut government waste, watch. >> what is happening is outrageous, what i want to know is when are we going to hit the streets? when are we in america going to? >> trace: nothing like ladies on the video calling everybody to go ahead the streets and start things up a little bit. >> something tells me she will not be hitting the streets and doing anything. calling on the troops to go out, what is really fun to watch his

a while they are doing this nobody is following through, nobody is going to the streets because nobody's outrage. the all right is coming from a very small group of folks, you talk about 2020 after george floyd they were telling people to go to the streets and that is precisely what folks did. they killed, they assaulted, they vandalized, they actually follow through this time nobody is following through, they are garbage and they are staying at home during on the top administration. >> trace: exactly right, thank you both. meantime california governor governor gavin changing his tone about trumpet leastwise he he was at the white house, looking for a bunch of federal money. christina is live with the political frenemies. >> good evening, governor gavin seems to have softened his approach, he is giving credit to president trump as they helped out california from the wildfires that claimed the lives of 29 people and destroyed thousands of homes.

>> it's critical the relationship remain strong and firm in our result to fix the. >> he met with the president in washington, d.c., and set it on both sides of the isle this week to destroy disaster aid for wildfires disasters he also shared his appreciation for epa administrator under the trumpet administration, the epa launched the largest wildfire cleanup in the agency history, to help california residents recover from this tragedy. >> doing an amazing job, he's on the ground today, in los angeles they are moving the first phase of the debris removal that record pace, the president wants to do something, that is never been done and that is what is addressing this crisis with the degree of sophistication and focus to get this job getting get people's lives back. >> president donald trump visited a fire ravaged areas in the pacific palisades last month and signed an executive order

directing the epa to safely remove all hazardous materials within 30 days. >> the president is willing to work with anybody from blue states or red states to do what is best for the american people, >> the epa is working to clear out hazards, from more than 13,000 residential and 250,000 -- 20 to 50 commercial properties impacted by the wildfires. >> trace: thank you. the fox news at night common sense department things california governor gavin has a genuine problem. the problem is he is not genuine. he was in d.c. meeting with president trump yesterday, some would say bending the knee, truth is he was kissing up to secure federal funding, to help pay for the devastating fires in l.a. he said the meeting was closed in, real, substantive, positive, you will notice he did not say genuine because genuine it was not, unless genuine hypocrisy is a thing.

you know, trump prove california? besides that we are told the meeting was friendly, he said he even had a good laugh at trump calling him on the campaign trail, funny right? the governor said and trump developed a relationship during covid, well the governor himself followed the science, shut down the schools and dined indoors, french style. common sense thinks it will go like this, trumbull approved california's funding and gavin will go back west to hating trump and go back to being called. let's bring in political analyst and attorney katie, great to have you i mean you talked to

gavin, he goes on cnn and it's like he has this newfound respect for trump but it's all such theatre, it's so phony. >> it's so phony and i think if we were to see true genuine gavin, we would see him on cnn, he has asked for voter i.d., we will do that, the president has asked and required us to open our waterways, we will do that without the strong arm of the federal government. we will institute brush clearance and deforestation, we have made a major mistake and these are the problems, we have not heard him say one thing that they did incorrectly. >> trace: it's amazing to me, i want to move on and talk about this because rick who was trump's envoy, we can put the pictures as we show these because they are fascinating, he free to six americans, the story is he has no coverage but he free to six americans being held in venezuela and here they are, and he said this on the megan kelly show yesterday quoting, is

our job to convince the venezuelan government to show them the facts, this is what the biden team did not do, they did not send anyone to the presence -- to the presence. -- to the prisons. the biden administration did not try and boom, trump is an office for a few days and they are coming home. >> less than two weeks president trump had hostages coming home, hostages people did not even know were in venezuela. his envoy went down there and he asked, i want the six hostages and he said, i don't have them, and then the basset or -- and the ambassadors that i need them, you will get them to me and the regime brought them to him and a very emotional moment. he got to say i am an american diplomat and i'm here to bring you home from president trump's orders. it was incredible. >> trace: meantime back in california the epa administrator went with l.a. mayor to the fires, at the palisades to check

all of this out, i think as you look at these pictures, they will do more for the state of california than karen and gavin and the rest of them put together because they are in the process, they are in an administration once to get stuff done. >> absolutely, you can see her turning the wheel very quickly, as demands are being made by the residents that have been a disgruntled, located and cannot get back to their homes because of the debris, the mayor kept saying we will get it done quickly and you could see epa administrator presence there really forcing the mayor, the county and the state to actually get things done for them. >> trace: they really are, great to have you on the show, thank you for coming. coming up the president spoke to run the doj, pam bondi shaking up the city, watch. >> not only did we sue the city of chicago, we sued the state of

illinois, we sued the mayor, we sued the governor and we sued others and let me be very clear, if you don't comply with federal law, you are going to be next. >> trace: later in the nightcap a new build proposed forcing movie theatres to list the actual start times of the films allowing viewers to skip the previews, what you think about that? do you like it? do you not like it and why? let us know x and instagram, we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had a video do really good

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>> trace: a large multiagency rate on trendy gangs came up empty after media reports and

immigration activists tipped off locals that ice was on the way, life of the rest of that story, at evening. >> hello, nearly 400 agents from those federal agencies to send it on a war in colorado wednesday in hopes of deporting more than 100 members but instead found the targeted apartments mt, the gang members apparently tipped off and tom homan is tipped off. the borders are blaming the media for endangering officer lives only 30 arrests were made, one of which was a tda member, some also women local activists who were warning people about the -- the operation, meanwhile in d.c. the newly sworn in attorney general wasting no time targeting sanctuary city policies, pam bondi directing a pause on federal grants to such

cities, her office also filing lawsuits challenging -- challenging local laws they say are designed to interfere with immigration enforcement. for our city mayors, they are not flinching. >> at local community, implement local laws and federal government can implement their laws and we are not forced to participate in their actions, just as they are not asked to carry out filling potholes and other things like that as well. >> now the house oversight committee is launching an investigation of cities refusing to cooperate with immigration enforcement and as far as that leaked, he said he has identified how the auroral operation was leaked and is dealing with a. >> trace: i think they will, live for us to new york thank you. let's bring in california state assembly member carl, and "new york post" reporter jenny, thank you both, jenny to you first the trump administration

is suing illinois governor j.d., brandon johnson the mayor of chicago, for interfering with ice ability to arrest and deport illegal, tom homan had this to say about that. >> we are taking the court, everybody, every elected mayor, every elected governor, would think they would want the community safe. they would want public safety threats remove from their community. >> trace: you would think they would want their community safe but the bottom line is, they were warned. >> absolutely, they were warned and tom homan did say on the campaign trail that on day one that they would be targeting chicago with arrests and they were planning on doing that and again because of leaks they had to hold off on those operations from the start of these mass deportation efforts, they have been scent me to buy not only

sanctuary jurisdiction but the media and of course that has put officers on a risk their safety but at the end of the date these jurisdictions have let go horrific criminals, one of them was released by a judge in cook county last year one month later he ended up actually in colorado and denver and he committed a heinous crime where they robbed a jewellery store, a bunch of the gang members did this, they pistol with the female workers they are, and this was all because he was let go by these jurisdictions at the trump administration is now trying to hold accountable. >> trace: meantime the ap headline reads california assembly approves 50 million to defend immigrants and protect state policies from trump plans, it goes on to say the legislation sets aside 25 million for the state department of to fight legal battles, against the federal government, another 25 million for legal groups to defend immigrants facing a possible deportation, i mean we are going to pay for criminals here to defend themselves?

>> both of these bills are designed to put the interest of the politicians and the criminals, first. the first bill provides money for state and local politicians to get free taxpayer-funded lawyers to defend themselves, if they are charged with interfering with federal law enforcement, obstruction of justice in the $25 million going to illegal immigrants to keep them in the country does not have any proven against criminals. convince us that you are not going to be giving them to criminals academic credits -- to criminals, felons with violent record,, burglars, violent criminals are going to be shielded by this action. >> trace: you have gavin d.c. asking for money to pay for their fires and they are giving money away, fox news headline reads mexico said it will not allow u.s. to send mexican migrants to guantanamo bay,.

how would they enforce that? >> right absolutely, if your citizens came across our borders they are in our jurisdiction therefore they are removable under u.s. law. this is something the trump administration might be able to fight back on, they put migrants into their custody many of whom are the ones who are got a ways, that's what they are seeing at the border. at the same time, it was mexico that also opened its own southern border with countries like guatemala and they let in the flood of migrants and then came across our border after the biden administration opened that itself so they need to be held accountable on a several areas, the trump administration is already trying to do that with this tariff issue and now with them deploying those troops to the border so we are starting to see some of that. >> trace: i think the way you fight back is put them on a flight, meantime fox five new york put out by pam bondi, talking about the attorney general, in her new

push to say, we are going to gather these people up, sanctuary cities that do not cooperate and interfere with operations will not receive any federal funding, i have 35 seconds for you. >> the hypocrisy of these local officials saying they will not cooperate with federal law enforcement to get criminals out of their streets, and off -- and out of their communities, and they are going to impede federal law enforcement, trying to deport these individuals, then they come hat in hand asking for federal tax dollars? no. if you cooperate and you stop obstructing justice or you can know federal funds, is very simple so i hope the trump administration drives a hard bargain here, cuts off the funding enforces these local officials to do what is necessary, to protect their own citizens. >> trace: two weeks and three days so far the bargains they have driven, pretty hard! thank you both. coming up the nc to making

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>> gender ideology, insanity is over. >> trace: one day after the president signed his no men and women sports executive order the naacp officially follow suit and band transgendered athletes from dissipating women sports, let's bring in fox news contributor and former olympian, caitlyn jenner for arc great to have you on the show.

-- caitlyn jenner,. great to have you on the show. what you think of the president's executive order? >> it's about time. i started fighting this, i knew it was wrong right from the beginning, i've lived it. i know in the athletic world, i am transgender i've looked old thing and it's not fair. not only is it not fair, it's not safe to arc for women to have men competing against him. i have been fighting this since 2021, for many years, and to be honest with you, with the laws and administration it an extraordinary frustrating thing to arc i try to use all of social media -- extraordinary frustrating thing. i try to use all of

social media. the previous administration, even took title ix and put trans women, biological men in title ix protection. it was all wrong. obviously avoided for donald trump, for a lot of reasons, and this being one of them because i have been fighting this fight. he came in very quickly and just within the first two weeks, and to put his ban out on trans athletes in sports, and executive order. that is great because it affects the ncaa and you want this to go wider, it has to go worldwide. we have made some progress, sebastian, who is the ceo of world athletics, he came last year i talked with him, he got a ban on trans athletes and athletics, we also right here on

this show, thank you for helping me, the l gba, and they came back and said it is going to be going back to eligibility as female at birth. we have made some progress. we made big progress now. but the fight is not over. the ncaa, any federally subsidized organization, has to go with the bad but there is so many other organizations. >> trace: what about the olympics and 28 in los angeles? and they push enough resistance to be enough it doesn't happen there? >> trump is already talked about that. you remember just one year ago, it was the algerian boxer he was not trans actually she was intersex . but her dna was asked why, biologically male.

and they let her compete. the international olympic committee, came up with the worst excuse and said, on her passport its gender marker f, that's why she was able to compete, but that's just wrong. she beat up these women and ends up winning the gold . in l.a., we can have that. i am sure donald trump will fix that, and yes, we will keep working at it, we have to keep fighting what about international women's soccer? they have got to do it so there is been so many organizations out there that have the change their eligibility requirements, female at birth is what we want. >> trace: speaking of olympics i always thought you should try something like that, i thought you would've done pretty good, who knows? >> i don't know about that but what i want is a common sense mug!

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coordinating those efforts with state and local police, on bourbon street heavily arm heard bearcat vehicles with homeland security special response teams are on standby. and national guard troops are having checkpoints to have a new security zone in the french quarter which include a ban on coolers and ice chests like the terrorist used to hide explosives last month. in the sky our cameras went up and helicopters patrolling the city . and on the water, we went out with cpps air and marine operation. more than 2000 officers from local, state, and federal agencies are on hand, and city officials say their goal is to have a visible security presence on every single street downtown . for the more than 100,000 fans expected. special agent says with all of the additional federal resources that have been brought in since

new years, this will be the most secure super bowl, and history! -- in history! federal officials say currently there are no specific credible threats on the super bowl, and that whoever wins on sunday, they are not worried about the liberation getting out of hand, at least not here new orleans. >> trace: a new bill proposed could force movie theatres to list the actual start times of films and skip the previous, what you think? do you love it or hate it? let us know x and instagram, the nightcap crew and a you coming up next.

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>> trace: back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic all the right movie times, a new bill might force movie theatres to list the actual start times of the film allowing viewers to skip the previews and all the commercials, you like it or not? >> i have to admit i wanted to jail once because of how bad those pretrailer videos are. however, i think this is a ridiculous idea, i love the trailers, they are often better

than the movies themselves and i learned long ago, they are only about 30 minutes. >> trace: kevin? >> i'm the same i love the previews and he gives me a chance to get the popcorn. >> trace: i hate those commercials, carl? >> i'm against any of these crazy regulations, can govern out of it. i do know that by the time the previews are done i'm out of popcorn. >> trace: tell me when the movie starts! alexander? >> it's incredible our government is getting more efficient and now going to the movie theatre is to, it's wonderful the trump effect is in full the fact! >> i like the previews it gives me a cushion to be late. we have 30 minutes. >> trace: kaitlyn? >> i will get there just to see the commercial sometimes they are better than the movie! i did get a common sense mug! i am very pleased. >> trace: you?

is that everybody? we asked people, sure sounds a good idea i'd like previews but not when they are 39 minutes long, no i don't like it, i love the previews, sometimes the previews are better than they actually are. i love it, i go to see specific movie not a half-hour commercial, previews are part of the fun, i love the anticipatory feeling of waiting in line for popcorn, while it you the previews are playing, terrible idea, people will be walking in during the movie and actually said last time i went to the movies i should have 10 minutes the post at start time, expected previews and realized i missed 10 municipal movie. robert said time is money be paid for the moving up the commercials, thank you for watching america's late news, i am i♪n los angeles we will see you back here again, tomorrow!

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