would you volunteer kevin corke for a year? >> no way!hings i want to do here on earth. i'll pass. >> trace: you are still on earth, you just don't feel like you are on earth! we are not actually going to send you up there, kevin. stephanie hamill, are you going to go into this thing in houston? >> absolutely not. i'm not a nasa scientist here, but i heard mars has pretty harsh conditions. i would deftly pass on that just like kevin corke said. there's a lot to do here in beautiful planet earth. >> trace: you can't really bring children. they said no children allowed. will you still go for a year? >> i'm totally not on board with this. a big fat no from me. >> trace: okay, she's out. christina pascucci, who is running for senate and is flying planes, she actually lived in a cave for a week. i'm guessing you are going on this thing. >> you are making me sound crazy! it wins an assignment, just for the record. >> trace: sure it was! >> oh, come on! i think i would be kind of into it. a year is a little long, but ideally i would like to do t

kevin corke, live for us in dc. kevin thank you.et's bring in the former chief nominations conway for the senate judiciary committee mike davis along with former federal prosecuteer katie. thank you both for coming on. katie tony bobulinski we've all heard the name a thousand times right hunter's former business partner provided dozens of e-mails and texts and messages along with business contracts to congress. bobulinski said, the only reason any of these international business transactions took place with tens of millions of dollars flowing directly to the biden family was because joe biden was in high office. the biden family business was joe biden period. it seems compelling and damning at the same time. your thoughts on that, katie. >> absolutely. i think that it's very troubling that david weiss and others in the doj haven't been more interested in digging a little bit further into somebody's testimony who was there. now, certainly his credibility and his biases can be attacked but that information on its face is significantly

kevin corke is back live with a democracy 24 update. porter: trace, a great week coming up you know i love this stuff so this is right in our wheel house. as you know we are under a week until primary day in south carolina and the state's former governor has been crisscrossing the palmetto state telling voters there that president trump's attention, in her opinion is not on the campaign trail but instead in a courtroom she argues, though she does admit that some of the court cases are politically motivated. however, keep this in mind, her criticism of mr. trump is arrive with political peril because it also means she may be hurting her own standing with some of the very voters she would need were she the party's ultimate nominee to say nothing of the fabbing she's way back in the polls already in south carolina and elsewhere. as for the former president's likely opponent this fall the current president is still reeling from a special counsel report that essentially deemed him to elderly and forgetful to stand trial accused of mishandling

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the details about the so-called plot thickening. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. it has been argued by critics and arguably backed up by evidence that this has actually happened before with an outgoing administration actively working to thwart the incoming administration in defiance of the principle the peaceful transfer of power. back then the argument was it was the obama administration setting up trap after trap for the new trump administration according to critics and now the associated press is reporting that president biden's administration and liberal supporters here in washington are bracing for a possible trump victory in november with road blocks to limit the latter's ability to govern notably to trim the sides of the work force. the ap says the office of management the chief human resource agency will finalize a rule by april against reclassifying tens of thousands of workers so they can be more easily fired. it's a move a biden campaign spokesperson says that will keep mr. trump from, quote, g

kevin corke, thank you. former republican gubernatorial candidate in michigan and hosted the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon herself. good to have you on the show. president biden is healthy, active, robust, 81-year-old male who remains fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency to include those of chief executive, head of state, and commander in chief. as kevin was saying, when you watch him shuffle in and out of rooms, robust and fit are probably not the first two words that come to mind. >> but he can shuffle in and out of rooms, so physically i would imagine that yes, he can get from one room to the other, but the cognitive part is really key. that's what we want to know and that is what we are all seeing on the world stage that seems to be completely failing on him. no matter what they say to the american people -- maybe he's not walking great from room to room. i'm seeing him stumble up the stairs. but no matter what they say about him being strong and sturdy and robust and all that, we

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the latest evidence order this. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace in a week where questions about mr. biden's mental acuity have been both whispered and shouted today's image of the president noticeably shuffling around behind the podium as the king of jordan gave his speech at the white house seemingly unsure where he should be standing was for many a wince inducing reminder that he's 81 years old to say nothing of calling into question his fitness to serve in the highest office in the land. not surprisingly the white house insists he's fine, sharp as ever. a message echoed by key democrats on capitol hill including the minority leader chuck schumer. but coupled with several gaffes, including ones which saw the president claim to have conversations with long-since deceased leaders of france and germany and mistaking the president of egypt with the leader of mexico, well, you guessed it, now more leaders are coming forward urging congressional lawmakers to act including the letter from the ag of west vir

kevin cork live in d.c. thank you. >> trace: let's bring in fox medical contributor, and the go author of "stolen youth," thank you both for coming on. i'll play you a sound bite from mark zuckerburg, today and we'll get your reaction. >> the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> trace: causal, contributing, we're getting confused over this word, doctor, because the whole thing is, the cdc says, yes, it's contributing and then you have these moms saying, oh, no, it's causing it. what do you make of this? >> i absolutely agree with the moms. when what i'm seeing in parents it's definitely contributing to a lot of mental anxiety, depression, we're seeing loneliness and low self-esteem. there is data and research that shows, trace, for third down who use social media more than three times each day it's predicted there is a poor outcome with their mental health and overall well-being and that's because of w

kevin corke live for us in dc. ou >> let's bring in cal berkeley students who were actually forced to evacuate from that event. sophomore and senior danielle conway. danielle to you first. what was it like, describe what it was like being in there. did you expect this? was it unexpected? >> yeah, trace, so my story's a little bit different. i was actually away to testimony event along with danielle we were actually a co-sponsor of the each and i was blocks away when i started getting floods of messages, messages saying they're coming in, messages saying we can't hold the doors closed rioters inside the building to turn around and go back. i was on the phone with another event organizer who told me and showed me what was going on and what i heard was almost unbelievable. and this feeling of hopelessness that i was feeling from blocks away is indescribable. >> trace: it really is. daniel, we're seeing it so you both know on the right-hand side of the screen seeing pictures of what happened tonight daniel, what did you

kevin corke live for us in dc. thank you, kevin. well the fox news at night common sense department remembers in jan president biden began his campaign by labeling trump supporters as extremists. low and be hold days later federal investigators asked banks to search and filter for extremist red flags and look for inflammatory words like trump and mag afplt e-mails to the fed told banks to pay close attention to anyone buying religious material like a bible or has extremist views. if you shop at dick's sporting goods, cabella, or bass pro shop you may want to lawyer up. nothing says danger like dick's. they're concerned about anyone taking a plane, bus or rental car to an area with no apparent purpose. today janet yellen was asked about surveying. she side stepped. we admitted there was concern around here. last sunday common sense went to church and then to dick's in a rental car. you know there will be trouble if you hear about the feds putting out a apb on a home grown violent wearing tennis shoes. let's bring in california gop an

kevin corke it?ould probably privately feel like i'm in protest, because i want to see people do it the clean way. but if you're honest about whether or not you would watch, i think a lot of people would watch, including me. >> trace: i think a lot of people would be kind of curious to see how big and buff these people got and how far they could really throw the javelin or, you know, do some of the stuff. dr. siegel? >> i'm against it. it's cheating! first of all, it's cheating. >> trace: is it cheating? you think it's cheating? >> medically, it affects different people in different ways. so some people can't even keep their steroids down, so they would have no advantage paid other people have a huge reaction. so as not leveling the playing field. >> trace: can you imagine the penalties, that you have to clean up? alex swoyer? >> it doesn't seem healthy, but i think i would watch. i would want to see the traditional olympics and compared to those doping. it would be an interesting compare and contras

kevin corke, bill melugin, marianne rafferty, carl demaio, roxanne hoge, elizabeth to go.ttle white lies. conservative men say they now have to hide the political police from women on dating apps because apparently none of these women will go on a date with them. would you ever lie about your political beliefs to get a date? roxanne? >> i'm a girl, so we don't have to! [laughter] my husband -- i'm not going to say he lied, but he came to my poetry readings. >> trace: no chance. okay, and weather -- it's the same thing. marianne rafferty, would you like, would your husband lie? what somebody lied to get a date to? >> no, no, no pay we happen to gragree on anything.i don't thi. >> trace: kevin corke, lay it on us. what do you think? >> back then, absolutely. now? nah. at this age, if you don't like what i am, hit the bricks. >> trace: really? elizabeth pipko, would you buy it if someone was feigning that they were something they wer weren't? >> my husband didn't claim for a year that he liked sushi, and i think he was spitting it in a napkin the entire time we were going out

do you think is america's favorite athlete this year and why, kevin corke?fic. i love tom brady. i know other people say -- i love terrific tom. i think he's great. he would still be my athlete of the year. >> trace: ashley strohmier? >> i'm going patrick mahomes. i'm a chiefs fan, so i'm kind of partial, but it's hard to not like the guy because he is such a good guy and he's good at what he does. >> trace: can't stand the cheese because i'm a chargers guy, but they are great athletes. julie hamill? >> i don't watch sports, so i asked my 9-year-old, and he said jared goff. >> trace: you tell your son that wasn't on the list. sonja shaw? >> asked my daughters, and they went with riley gaines. they love her and what she's doing. so that means the world to a lot of kids. >> trace: matt finn? >> maybe at the taylor swift effect with travis kelce. >> trace: no. that's a wrong answer, as well. houman hemmati? >> this guy still my answer. that's what i was going to say. >> trace: andy reid loved travis kelce before that fit. jason rantz, do you have a favorite ath

national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with the details s about. >> the so called plot thickening. kevin, good evening. evening, trace. it has>> reporte argued by crite and arguably backed up by evidence that thi bs is actually happened before with an outgoing administration acting working to thwartng the incoming administration in defiancadministe of the prinl the peaceful transfer of power back then. the argument was it was the obama administration setting upt e ob after trap for the new trump administration. >> according critics and now the associated press is reportingassoci that presidet biden's administration and liberal supporters in washington are bracing for a possible trump victory in novembeerr by installingctor roadblocks to limit the ladderys to govern, notably his ability to trim the size the federal workforce. the ap reports that the office of personnel management, the federal government's chief ma,ruleesources agency will finalize a rule by april against reclassifyinl againsg ts of thousands of workers so th

the senior national correspondent, kevin corke, is live in d.c.n what is really behind the change of heart. >> evening, my friend. mr. biden has claimed he's done all he can do to fix the problem. in fact, he has said that repeatedly. while critics, trace, figley had blasted him for saying that, calling it a flat out lie, a fairly now the president is ready to do more after all. in fact, he says he is considering executive action to restrict the ability of migrants crossing illegally to get asylum here in the u.s. the political calculus is obviously simple, executive action could give mr. biden a much needed political win ahead of his state of the union address in march, especially with polling showing him well underwater with the american public when it comes to their view of his handling of the border crisis. but, before you surmise that he's had a political change of heart, consider this, even though 63% of americans disapprove of the situation along the border, yesterday mr. biden -- i've got to get the word right -- the x essential existentia

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is tracking all of this. he's live in dc. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace, former president trump tonight is one of leading critics, in fact part of a chorus of criticism against fani willis whose testimony today over her alleged misconduct has obviously sparked a wave of reaction tonight. quote, msnbc just stated game over for fake fani willis. in georgia, another scam coordinate wind the biden white house for purposes of election interference. mr. trump posted to truth social. house judiciary chair jim jordan on x, your tax dollars shouldn't be used to pay for fani willis, fani willis and nathan way to take a vacation and certainly shouldn't be used to target their political rival, president trump. now, as you know, willis was put on the defensive over her admitted romance was nathan wade, the man she installed as the top prosecutor in the case against the former president. at issue is when the romantic relationship between the two began. a witness today at a former friend's say it began three years before the

for now, i'm kevin corke in washington.keith was just of the hour, toby keith, just 62 years old. >> laura: madeline, i know you are a former democrat, do you think trump coming to urban areas, will that make a difference? >> thank you, laura, for having me. absolutely is would make a difference and show president trump is taking a special interest and taking it personal, what is happening to our black and brown communities or minor ity communities. poor minorities, white, black, ispanic, asian, jewish, all of us are together in the same boat. for him to come to new york and address the people shows us he is interested and cares about what our issues are. >> laura: these are great cities and he said this when he won the iowa caucuses. nothing says they have to go down the tubes and we should stand by and let them go down the tube and i think president trump understands and gets that. >> progressives say it has to go down the tubes, they are intentionally doing it. how could these well educated people put catastrophic polici

fox's kevin corke is in washington with the story. i strongly support the availability.ivf for couples. who are trying to have a precious little beautiful baby. >> a controversy alabama supreme court decision now turning into an election issue. >> the ruling says couples who lost frozen embryos at a storage facility can sue the clinic for wrongful death. some worry the ruling could. discourage in vitro fertilization clinics from operating and today i'm calling on the alabama legislature to act quickly to find an immediate solution to preserve the available of ivf in alabama. gop challenger nikki haley. initially telling nbc news that she considers embryos to be babies, but she later clarified that she didn't necessarily agree with the ruling, and she does not want fertility treatment to shut down. in her response, ahead of a critical primary battle in her home state . >> i think south carolina is going to show up strong and proud tomorrow. >> though a recently obtained memo from the national republican senatorial committee advises candidates to oppose government efforts

kevin corke live for us in d.c.' kevin, thank you. let's bring in the editor of restoring america for the washington examiner, caitlin mcgee, white media research center, t"restov contributing writer stephanie hammel, along with republican strategistd l, g and attorney mark kirk. thank you all for coming on. kevin was talking at thehe end there about afghanistan. and kayla, i remember whenn the he blamed afghanistan on the generals, that was a big press conference blaming everybody except for himself. and now he's blaming the classifiedcept documents ons staff. this is karl for number eight. >> watch this.>> these are women. we're moving up.e, tha i made my staff, but my staff, repodn't have a responsibility . that was my staff was supposed to that. and i referenced that in the report. and my staff did not do it in a wa. dy that, for example, i didt know how half the boxes got to my until i found out staff gathered them up. >> we have him on tape, t kelly saying opposite thingsm . >> what do you think about that? well, it's another si

. ♪ >> trace: we're back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, bill, christina pascucci.pple vision pro where you can walk around interacting with both the virtual world and physical world around you. here's the question. would you wear these in public because you see them all the time. i was on a plane with one of our tech guys this weekend and he let me use them and i'm telling you kevin corke, they're heavy and, i mean, it's hard to use them and they're uncomfortable and stuff but when you turn them on it's like wow, the whole world is there but you have to control things by doing this and doing this and people are looking at you like what's wrong with the guy in 2-a right? kevin. >> i probably would because i'm the resident tech geek, i love technology but if you're asking would i do it in public at the beginning probably not but ultimately, yeah, why not >> trace: that's the thing the fear is, and a lot of people say this, they think the workplace will get rid of the computers and that will be your thing you have to wear these around instead of carrying your laptop a

. ♪ ♪ >> this is a fox news update, i'm kevin corke in washington, the white house scrambling to undoobert hur's explosive report on president biden's handling of classified documents. the vice president and other top democrats defending mr. biden today in framing the special counsel as a republican prosecutor with a political agenda. special counsel is declining to rescue the president based on his findings that suggest the commander in chief is forgetful and then had to properly protect highly sensitive information that report adding to concerns that mr. bynum may be too old for a second term. the meantime, wisconsin, folks are cleaning up after two tornadoes ripped through the region saturday night damaging several homes and knocking down utility poles, fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. i'm kevin corke, now back to more "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, republican lawmakers, they have been raising concerns over biden's mental fitness now for many years and after yesterday it's really damning report and the press conference, they are speaking out and questioning wheth

i'm kevin corke in for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following two major stories.ongressional republicans are urging the president to declassify information on what is being called a very serious national security threat. it reportedly concerns russia. we'll have a live report from the white house. but, first tonight, shots fired and one person is killed at the victory celebration for the super bowl champion kansas city chiefs. several others people were wounded. two people are in custody at this hour. it happened near the end of the event which was expected to draw around a million fans. we are awaiting a news conference for an update. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is following that story. and has the very latest. jonathan? >> good evening, kevin, as the rally wrapped up this afternoon in front of tens of thousands of fans, gathered in front of kansas city's union station, someone began shooting sending many of those fans, including families with young children running for their lives as the mood of celebration turned to terror. video on social media appeared

the senior national correspondent, kevin corke, live in d.c. with within the special counsel report. lauren green covering president trump's upcoming remarks in nevada and likely his rebuttal to president biden. but we begin at bill melugin and the late-breaking information on the white house damage control. >> good evening to you. the damage control did not go well, to say the least. on a day of damaging headlines all about his mental acuity, president biden held a press conference from the oval office where he hoped to show he is still sharp. instead, he quickly had multiple gaps and appeared combative at times. the first gaffe happened when biden expressed anger that special counsel robert hur said in his report that biden couldn't remember when his son beau died while being questioned by investigators. he couldn't say where his late son got his rosary. >> it was even reference to that i don't remember when my son died. how in the hell dare he raise that? frankly, when i was asked the question i thought to myself -- let me tell you something

orke kevin corke live for us in d.c. kevin, thank you. let's bring in attorney washington times legal affairs reporter alex walker and media d center tv contributing writer stephanie hammel. >> thank you botng writer stephr on tonight to you. first, alex foxnews.com writesex following here, fulton county d.a. fani willis admits personal relationshicom writprei with prosecutors but denies conflict of interest. >> going on to sayonutor but. in a court filing friday, willis told the superior court that while allegations against her are salacious, they have no . so i hired my boyfriend, the prosecutor rico case,lified that he wasn't really qualified for, for an exorbitant amounttaa of money. >> but so what? what's the big deal,moof money ? right. in her filing, sheer actually details that the pay is negotiated between the d.a. negoe. repornte so there's there's reports outta there that he's actually being paidct think double what others in her office are. and both of them have a financial incentive to see this prosecution move forward. theref

i'm kevin corke.come back to town hall with president trump in greenville, south carolina. all right, mr. president, the crowd is going crazy here. but, during this campaign a huge amount of your time has been spent in court in the courtroom and new york and so forth. now, in this new york civil fraud case, this judge arthur engoron ruled against you for almost half a billion dollars plus interest that runs every day when i first read like $87,000 a day. how will you put up that kind of money because you have a bond to put up even if you appeal you got to put up escrow money. that's -- it's a lot of dough. >> it is a form of navalny, a form of communism or fascism. the guy is a nut job. i have nope this for a long time and said it openly. no jury, no anything. letitia james horrible attorneyy general in new york. campaigned on i will get trump. i will get trump. went through a trial. turned out totally innocent on everything and fined me $355 million plus interest and other things. 355. and what we di

kevin corke takes a closer look at all the action. >> the countdown to football's biggest night is on in and dazzling sin city is only getting livelier, especially now that the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers have touched down ahead of super bowl 58. >> las vegas, just has an energy to it, an atmosphere here. >> but as the teams prepare for the big game so are the law enforcement agents and bomb sniffing dogs responsible for keeping tens of thousands of sports fans safe? >> although the super bowl presents its own unique challenges, the teams here are very used to hosting these large national security type events to make sure we're keeping the public safety, security and around allegiant stadium is tightening cbp is deploying blackhawk and astar helicopters to protect allegiant stadium air space. >> our team of aviators will provide real time, high definition downlinks to the super bowl command center. the team is able to detect and intercept any suspicious air craft attempting to enter the restricted zone, and officials are also on high alert for those trying to sell illeg

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke has all the details. n, what can you tell us? >> laura, you are right. the special counsel's probe has concluded and, as expected, a report is expected to be made public, at least soon to congress and then allegedly parts of it, if not most of it is supposedly going to be made available for the public so see. that according to the attorney general merrick garland who said as much in a letter to congressional lawmakers today. now, the year long investigation as you know certed on improper retention of classified documents from mr. biden from his time as a senator and as a vice president. documents from found at his delaware home and at a private office that he used in between service and the administration and becoming president in 2021 keep this in mind the difference is important how the doj in collaboration with the national archives approached mr. trump over the debate about presidential powers to maintain possession of some documents, compared to how they handled mre president and a senator and couldn'

i'm kevin corke in for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following two majo

guy: kevin cork is live in washington dc with the latest. >> guys a catastrophic house explosion claimsife of one fire fighter. in all, one dead and nine fire fighters and two civilians were injured. in that blast according to loudoun county fire and rescue in the washington dc metro area of sterling. fire fighters calling to a natural gas smell around 7:40 in the evening and the explosion happening shortly after and many on scene. several may day calls including one, which reported that there were several fire fighters trapped by debris. >> it's a huge physical and mental toll by everyone on the fire department. obviously the people that are trapped and rescuers going in to try and pull them out, the incident commander. my peers throughout the region, it's impacted them. >> it is the second major house explosion to rock the washington dc metro area over the past few months. you may recall back in december, a suspect who shot at police from a home in arlington, virginia, died in a blast at his home as police tried to make contact with him from outside. three officers were injured in tha

and of course tonight, i won't be there, kevin corke will be your host for fox news at night.ok tonight at what happened in new york today. the shooting in times square at that store. also targeting a police officer and there might be a suspect in custody. we're talking about a 15-year-old illegal immigrant and this goes along with those that are still at large who beat up cops in times square. we're going to focus on that. that is "the story" of friday, february 9, 2024. as always, the story goes on. fox news at night 8:00 p.m. in the west, 11:00 p.m. neil cavuto has "your world" right now. have a great weekend. >> neil: all right. forget a senior moment. is this really a case of a document double standard? welcome. i'm neil cavuto. we are on top of startling developments now that have a lot of people saying the treatment for one joe biden when he ha

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke joins me now from the d.c. au with the latest details from the white house. kevin, what can you tell us? >> listen, this is one of these stories, laura we will remember for quite some time. we are talking about damning allegations in a very lengthy report from the special counsel, robert hur. as you pointed out, he recommended against criminal charges in part because he believes the jury, law, would view president biden as a, quote, elderly man with a very poor memory. just one of the many stunning proclamations in a 388 page investigation record which, as you know, admonish dollars the 81-year-old for willfully flouting legal restrictions by keeping sensitive documents throughout his career as both a senator and as a vice president. this may be tonight a chance for the president to not only push back against this narrative that somehow he did something nefarious. you heard earlier today he tried to draw a very clear distinction between what he did and former president trump is accused of having done. still, tha