. >> kevin cork. >> i love you.sic] [music] >> hello, and welcome to fox news at night, i'm kevin cork in washington and for shannon breen >> breaking tonight chaos on capitol capitol hill a late-night code on infrastructure, following an awfully long day of legislative chicken between moderates and progressives. >> well, the whole day was a cluster [bleep] right? i i thought everyone was working in a very congenial way figured out a way to get this [bleep] done. >> talking blue right there. new concerns the biden administration is considering a covid vaccine mandate for businesses with fewer than a hundred employees. we'll explore how that could affect millions more u.s. workers and what you need to know. plus, growing attention being payed to a story we needed thursday into had origins of the trump-russia probe. we will examine our the mainstream media have been largely ignoring the case after pushing stories the other way. we begin tonight with an absolutely unforgettable friday on capital-tolkien - - a capitol h

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and that evil kevin corke is next. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> kevin: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm kevin corke in washington in her shannon bream. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, the police are on the scene out of nordstrom in northern los angeles where it appears another smash and grab robbery has just taken place. paramedics are actually on the scene at this hour after pepper spray was set off inside the store. we will continue to monitor that situation for developments tonight. also breaking tonight, two police officers injured and a suspect in custody with the bronx wednesday night. we have our law and order panel all lined up to address the scene of criminal justice in the country. the biden administration reiterates its support for the independence of the federal reserve. the senate is considering an interest rate hike. as americans get ready to celebrate turkey day and all its traditions and fixes, the local police want to "decolonize your thanksgiving." we have that and much more comin

and that evil kevin corke is next. d welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm kevin corke in washington in her shannon bream. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, the police are on the scene out of nordstrom in northern los angeles where it appears another smash and grab robbery has just taken place. paramedics are actually on the scene at this hour after pepper spray was set

white house correspondent kevin corke checking the back end for us tonight, the press briefing today,>> i've been in a few of those but this one was interesting to watch. after denial, shannon as you point out did finally admit it was come in fact studying plans to shut down energy pipeline between the u.s. and canada that would certainly end up costing americans much more to heat their homes this winter. >> why is the administration now considering shutting down the pipeline from canada to michigan? >> peter, that is inaccurate. that is not right. >> the administration is shutting down the pipeline. >> yes, we are. >> i thought you said that was inaccurate. >> i thought you said we were going to shut it down. that is not accurate. great, great but the army corps of engineers is preparing an environmental impact to look at. >> now that possible decision, again could impact the cost to heat homes of millions of americans this winter is on top of other inflation cost that frankly have smacked consumers and though lawson's biden assumed office in january. september to september, gas pric

kevin corke, thank you.than a year turning out to be one of the most popular presidents in the history of this country especially unpopular in middle america. why is that. >> charlie did you have spent years in the "new york times," now an independent journalist in michigan where he gray up. and he has thought about this. he had a long conversation "tucker carlson today." >> tucker: give me the overview from the middle of the ideological spectrum and continental united states of joe biden. [clearing throat] >> tucker: my impression of a poetry professor? are you yesterday? this i wrote down. >> inflation, inflation, joe, sorry, dude, inflation. the reason we have inflation, bro, that nobody is talking about it is all the money we printed, yes. the economy adjusted for inflation is more active, the g.d.p. is higher now than it was in january 2020. adjusted for inflation, so it's not the bottleneck. it's everybody got some cash. everybody stayed home. everybody saved the cash. plus, the amount of cash in the w

tucker. >> tucker: kevin corke, thank you so much for that.u could nominate to control the currency, a thief, really? maybe that's the person you keep away from the currency. another story you've been following for months now, jacob chan's leg, often known as the qanon shaman or chewbacca guy. you remember him from january 6th. was wandering around with viking horns on. deep in his own dreamland. it didn't threaten anyone. you remember these videos, here they are. >> [bleep] man. >> good to see you guys. look at the sky. >> do you need medical attention? >> i'm good. i got shot in the face with some kind of plastic bullet. >> any chance i could get you guys to leave? this is the sick greatest place. >> there's a cop right there on video who doesn't seem to find chewbacca guy very threatening at all. for that crime companies actually spent ten months in solitary confinement. he's now been sentenced to 41 months behind bars. at the same time you will notice not long ago a kid that shot up a classroom in fort worth, texas, and got out in one day.

it is time for the one and only kevin corke to come back.love thanksgiving and as much as i love biscuit cream. there are those who will fix fresh meals. >> more than i realize but get this, a recent survey by why old earth show some 34% of people make a special thanksgiving day meal for their pets come amazing, right? initial survey results get this, 20% will buy a gift for their pet. can you believe that? >> a thanksgiving day pet? 70% said they will dress up their pets for the occasion. i can see that. 14% said they will do a pet photo. now while you were thinking about treats, some good, some not so much, fruits and veggies, yes, seasoning no. dogs and cats don't need that especially. sauce was generally speaking, yes you want to make sure not to put sugars in there and depends on the desert but apples and blueberries, things like that, fine. you are talking about chocolate, obviously dangerous for pets so that is a big no. >> shannon: and carrots and blueberries. >> that is perfect. >> shannon: it requires no cooking. let's talk good ne

kevin corke is back and we are in full-time holiday mode now.m a lot of packages showing up, and that means a lot of people. >> there's this guy i need to find out his name because he's really funny, he does this video every year on youtube to sort of -- glitter bomb. i love that guy. i forget his name. it's the most wonderful time of the year and i can't take credit for that. a recent survey found that a staggering 210 million packages vanished from porches across the country over the past years. safe lies which conducted the survey found that a mind-boggling 64.1% of americans have been victims of package theft in the past year. that's up 36% from the year before. in case you're wondering, where is it most likely that you will have your stuff jack? denver. >> shannon: your home? >> my home city. san francisco, salt lake, seattle, san antonio rounding out the top five. austin, portland, greenville, raleigh, and hartford, connecticut. up in the 860. i'm curious, do you have any cameras and you believe in? >> shannon: we've got ring cameras every

mike. >> mike: kevin corke here in washington. kevin, fix a lot.'s bring a doctor marc siegel, professor of medic fox news contributor, happy thinks giving. >> happy thanksgiving, mike, good to be with you. speeone's on these mandates, there's a question about whether they're legal. we will let the courts sort that out but are they helpful, effective in terms of stopping the spread of covid? >> welcome you know, they are helpful in terms of compliance in certain areas, as kevin just said. here in new york city when they imposed a mandate on workers, front-line workers, they got all the way up from 70 to 93% but i question, you know, what are the other options here? because there's other countries like israel and in europe, mike, where the mandate isn't really a mandate. it's an incentive thing. if you want to go to a public area, you either have the vaccine or you got over covid, and they give you credit for that. we are not given credit for that here in the united states even though there is some immunity involved with getting over covid or having

kevin corke is back. there are christmas decorations up. there's a debate about too early. town and i was driving back today. i couldn't believe. i am for it. i love it. i have neighbors who have the outside fully decorated. the trees fully decorated. >> i hate to admit it, i am like, slow it down. playing christmas music. i need time. i need time to ramp up so i appreciate you are as you are. if you're decorating for christmas, consider yourself a happy and friendly person. that according to research by the journal of environmental psychology. it's true. christmas decorations are nostalgic and bring back people to a simpler, happier time. another survey found 22% of respondents say they feel judged when they put out their christmas tree earlier than normal. according to an artificial tree supplier. i grew up in a household where we would put up our tree after thanksgiving, literally, thanksgiving night. a lot of fun. get out there and go get a real tree. >> shannon: it was all over the place. i listen to christmas music 365. to my neighbors, i love you. you know who you ar

correspondent kevin corke is tracking related developments on this heated education debate tonight. >ppening as you probably know education was a major focal point in this past election and perhaps it will be again in the midterms workout as he just pointed out, the commonwealth of virginia is once again in the spotlight. take you to fairfax county where a student there as young as 12 will be asked about their sex life and more, it's a collaboration between county governments and the public schools. that survey begins by asking kids are they male, female, transgender -- it also asks them about their sexual orientation. in the green mountain state of vermont, headlines being made because the state there is requiring distribution to middle school students in high school students. there is a turning tide as some parents begin to push back across the country. take you to spotsylvania virginia, there the school board has directed the staff to begin removing books that contain explicit material from library shelves and to report on the number of books that have been removed at a special mee

correspondent kevin corke showsa us tonight.ut with numerous lawsuits pending over vaccine mandates and groups representing teachers airline workers, law enforcement officers, and firefighters, it is certainly arguable that there is a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. but thousands of americans now willing to fight and/or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and utah are among the more than half of all u.s. states filing or joining lawsuits in opposition to the federal rule which would require businesses with more than 100 employees to enforce vaccinees mandates. in the recent challenges may be turning the legal tide. citing a recent court order by the u.s. court of appeals from the fifth circuit granted a motion to stave the vaccine men date, osha, the occupational safety and health administration has announced it will temporarily stop its enforcement efforts. "pending future developments into litigation." this and some federal

. >> kevin cork. >> i love you. and welcome to fox news at night, i'm kevin cork in washington and for shannon breen >> breaking tonight chaos on capitol capitol hill a late-night code on infrastructure, following an awfully long day of legislative chicken between moderates and progressives. >> well, the whole day was a cluster [bleep] right? i i thought everyone w

joining us with more, white house correspondent kevin corke. the president saying now that we have a verdict. >> first of all, there is sort of this interesting back-and-forth between what the president said himself and with the white house said later on in a statement. the biden white house or any white house for that matter that appears to change the tone and tenor of a president's verbal reaction to a story or an event would instinctively argue that they were merely expanding upon his prior statements and in no way were disputing his immediate reaction. in this case, it could be argued that the president's relatively benign initial reaction to the rittenhouse verdict struck a decidedly different tone than the white house's written statement which made the rounds later on. at first, he said this. >> the jury system works and we have to abide by it. >> that was later followed up by the statement in which the president said while the verdict in kenosha will leave many americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge t

white house correspondent kevin corke breaking down the latest data for us tonight. >> you have heard this before, polls are merely a snapshot of a moment in time, that is what all politicians say especially when the polls don't look very good for them and that is essentially the message from the white house tonight that pulls ebb and flow. beneath all of the alfred e. neuman masks wandering the halls at the white house, the latest fox news survey is a tablespoon of castor oil or worse for the biden white house with a whopping 54% of those polled saying they disapproved of biden's job performance. a reversal of his numbers back in june when some 56% said they approved. notably, he is deeply underwater with those surveyed when it comes to the job he is uniting the country, handling the economy, and fighting illegal immigration. worse still, six in ten say he's not but nearly tough enough on china especially with respect to the origins of covid-19, beijing's aggressive posture with taiwan and hong kong and of course it's developments in the south china sea. if that weren't bad enough, i

i'm kevin corke fox news.n francisco's ferry building will soon be reopening. the restaurant has been closed since the start of the pandemic, leading some to wonder if it would ever opened its doors again. but according to the san francisco business times, the restaurant has signed a new 10 year lease extension. and the restaurant is reportedly planning a renovation and will open next summer. the business times also says the owner is planning to open a location in napa in the spring. new polls suggest that republicans are much less likely to get a flu shot now than they were before the covid pandemic. several national polls say there was not much difference between the number of republicans and democrats getting flu shots in the years before the covid pandemic. but business insider now reports there is a 20% gap between members of those two parties. about two thirds of democrats say they have or plan to get a flu vaccination. for republicans. that number is under 50% researchers say that that indicates the pol

fox news is kevin corke takes a look.pending over vaccine mandates from groups representing teachers, airline workers, law enforcement officers and firefighters. it is certainly arguable that there's a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. with thousands of americans now willing to fight and or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina and utah are among the more than half of all u. s states filing or joining lawsuits in opposition to the federal rule, which would require businesses with more than 100 employees. to enforce vaccine mandates and the recent challenges maybe turning the legal tied, citing a recent court ordered by the u. s court of appeals for the fifth circuit that granted a motion to stay the vaccine mandate osha, the occupational safety and health administration has announced it will temporarily stop its enforcement efforts. quote pending future developments in the litigation. there's some federal workers are now al

i'm kevin corke fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.in the east bay accidentally received a double dose of the pediatric covid-19 vaccine. i know that this is really frustrating for these parents, and i hope that this raises awareness and put more quality checks into place because we as health care providers are supposed to have a stories of quality checks. it happened this weekend at a vaccine clinic at center health in antioch. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, the parents of two boys who received the incorrect oh say they are upset and that they are disappointed. ktvu is cristina rendon tells us that our health says the safety of patients is their top priority, and they immediately reviewed their operations to make sure this doesn't happen again. 14 children received double the dose of the pediatric covid-19 vaccine and they were supposed to get it happened at a center health vaccine clinic in any of this weekend, officials confirmed the kids were given 20 micrograms, or two th

i'm kevin corke fox news.s for president biden's trip to rome and the g 20 summit, he announced an agreement with the european union today that he says will provide an economic boost for the u. s fox news. amy kellogg has more now on that deal from rome. the united states and the european union have reached a major breakthrough. that will address the existential threat of climate change while also protecting american jobs and american industry president biden and the european commission president reached a deal over steel and aluminum imports. the deal was reached on sunday on the sidelines of the g 20 summit taking place in rome this weekend during former president trump's time in office. he imposed 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum from the eu. since president biden took office. he's been looking to mend the relationship with our eu allies. here's what this deal does. and immediately removes tariffs on european union on the european union and a range of u. s products and lowers cost to american consum

i'm kevin corke fox news.need in san jose, receiving food and other necessities for thanksgiving meals. the cathedral of faith of curtner avenue is distributing food to hundreds of families. today the church provides baskets of food to people in need twice a week. it says so far this year is given away some $25 million worth of food organizers say they always try to add something extra for thanksgiving. every week. we see people that are struggling, whether it be the mom with three kids and doesn't have any food. we don't think about that when we gripe at the grocery store that we have to pay for the turkey. when we see somebody who doesn't have a turkey and can't pay for it. so we're here every single week to help those people that are struggling in our community. the cathedral of faith says it welcomes donations of food and money and that it's always looking for volunteers to help with the weekly food distribution. the san francisco 49 ers are sharing the holiday spirit with some of those in need. more than

fox's kevin corke walked to work today because he wants to abide by everybody's wishes. hat are we going to do about carr's question right >> i tell you what, this is really crazy. it's increasingly clear say critics of the high fuel and energy costs currently sweeping the nation are not, repeat or not, purely market-driven. rather, they argue, it is the biden administration that's driving consumer pain at the pump. they made it abundantly clear in both word and deed that one of their primary interests is a fundamental transmission of our relationship with traditional energy, including fossil fuels. if you thought that was the end game, it may surprise you to learn that at least for some progressives, the true long-term goal is to alter personal mobility. under the guise of combating climate change and pollution. that means moving to an electric car future for them simply won't be enough. >> i think it's safe to say that our old patterns of life, the 95 monday through friday commuting patterns are not going to be exactly the same. >> how might that change what you're staf

kevin corke has the story for uo tonight, kevin. ev>> good evening.n your perspective steve bannon either got what he deserved for politicalization of the department of justice continues unabated and that's frightening for so many americans. and just to underscore the unprecedented nature of this decision by a federal grand jury to indict steve bannon for refusing to comply with the congressional subpoena, he's the very first person to be charged withre attempt of congress since 1983. now, bannon had refused to appear before a house committee looking into the events surrounding january 6 but will now comply. notably, tucker, bannon's indictment comes on a day in which lawyers for former white house chief-of-staff mark meadows have hinted he'll resist a similar congressional subpoena. just to drill down on this for a moment, bannon's refusal to comply with the congressional subpoena is hardly novel and yet he now face as very real possibility of a year in prison and a hundred thousand dollar fine on top of that. which again would seem unlikely, general

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kevin corke has details tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret. to do with the shootings in kenosha, furthermore, as you will see n preview clip in sit down interview with tucker carlson in thinks mind, which of course followed the shootings was about much more than rittenhouse himself. >> they are saying that can you go out and riot and attack anybody and you will have the support from the media and the politicians to do whatever you want and kill innocent people and if they defend yourself you are named a hero. that's the message that i believe is being spread. >> bret, rittenhouse's days of being involved in court cases may not be over. you may recall that then candidate joe biden's key pickings of rittenhouse was part of a video montage in which former president trump refused to call out white supremacists in a debate that video included a image of rittenhouse which may be grounds for a lawsuit that according to todd mchurty, the lawyer who represented nicholas sandmann in the covington, kentucky case. quote, what you take from that tweet is k

correspondent kevin corke has the latest tonight. f explosive allegations coming from the post columnist miranda devine. you may have heard of her. she has a new book out it's called "laptop from hell" it alleges that the president sought a 10% cut from a deal with chinese government energy conglomerate cfec the deal according to the book also involved hunter biden as well as the president's brother jim biden along with tony bobulinski. excerpts from that book published today by the post also detail what appears to be, according to the author, strong evidence of international influence peddling. >> i think the top line is that joe biden lied to the american people during the campaign when he said that he knew nothing about his son hunter's oversea business dealings. there is evidence galore of this laptop of multiple meetings that joe biden had when he was vice president with hunter biden's business partners from overseas. from mexico, from china, from russia. from kazakhstan. >> still, there are a number of allegations in the book. a

i'm kevin corke in washington with marianne rafferty in los angeles. next couple of hours will be bringing you continuous coverage on fox news channel for today's top races. >> one of the nation's most heated and closely watch campaigns, the battle for virginia's governor's mansion. we can confirm that govern up an horrell ballot has been glenn youngkin claiming victory over democrat terry mcauliffe. in the hour we'll tell you why the outcome of the race should have democrats very nervous as they hold onto their slim power on capitol hill and their trust a president biden's ability to lead. >> we begin with this i was election coverage in new jersey were another high profile covenant oriole race has voters on edge. that one features phil murphy and a neck and neck battle with g.o.p. challenger jack to rally. if murphy wins, he'll be the first democrat to be reelected governor of new jersey since 1977. joining us now from ad berry park new jersey with an update on that race. hi, eric. >> hello, marianne. i'm here in new jersey just after 2:00 a.m. easte

kevin cork is wrapping up at yo did here in for us tonight. could he be inning, kevin. >> there's a thing called political -- that happens all the time in this town and then there's the sort of grilling that, quite frankly, is best left for steaks . the latter might be the best wa to describe what happened to th homeland security secretary mayorkas today on capitol hill. a high temperature searing at the hands of lawmakers demandin answers. >> how many children have been in the biden cages in calendar year 2021? >> senator, i respectfully disagree with your use of the term cages. >> i seen the biden cages. how many children have you detained at the facility in the cages you built to hold kids. >> expect for him not familiar with the term cages and to what you are referring. >> texas senator ted cruz peppering home and ticket secretary mayorkas on capitol hill with repeated questions about children the lawmakers said who are being held in, quote, biden cages. just one example, sup lawmakers about the biden administration' failure at the southern

white house correspondent kevin corke tracking that that forest, good evening, kevin. >> there are 20ns tonight about whether or not the white house help to coordinate the letter that he claimed was the impetus to ramp up the doj's effort to target parents or those that believe threatening the school board members. wealthy attorney general denies any such coordination, the material uptake by fox news is a reason for many to wonder if, in fact, that is true. >> did not speak anyone from the white house. that would be they attorney general in october denying any accusations his memo was politically motivated, but a newly released memo obtained by fox news led by the national school board association shows the group meeting with white house staff as early as september 14th discussing "concern over the current climate for school board members" adding "in sp eight actively engage with the white house white house, department of justice, department of homeland security." that was written around the time folks around the country expressing concerns at public school meetings over masks and vac

spending bills on the heels of election losses across the country this week, white house correspondent kevin corke that for us tonight. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and her leadership team spent hours today scrambling to narrow the number of holdouts on the sweeping spending bill. while it is still anyone's guess if, and i mean if, they will manage a boat on friday as expected, they would do so on that and the infrastructure offering i should point out, no matter what makes it over the finish line especially as it relates to the build back better plan. help it could face a very thorny uphill climb. >> the president has been in close touch with speaker pelosi speaker pelosi and leader schumer and their strong agreement that we need to get to these both done for the american people as we've been saying as soon as possible. we cannot wait here, the american people cannot wait to. >> this train is moving so fast in the house, they've blown by hearings, blown by bipartisan markups, and they don't even have a score from the congressional budget office which is required in the senate. the product coming

. ♪ ♪ it's time to bring back kevin corke. we honor the nation's veterans today.here, tell us what it's about and i'll be drinking out of my camo mug. >> u.s. vets is hoping that camouflage can become synonymous with its cause and americans associate paying ribbons to breast cancer awareness. you heard me mention this before. nearly 38,000 veterans experience homelessness making up for all u.s. adults, has emerged as a leading nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans and their families get off the streets through housing initiatives, workforce development, mental oneness, and much more. if shannon and i wanted to share our chance at our company's chance to say, yes, we want to support you. if honor u.s. vets.org is a website right? >> shannon: it's usvets.org and you go there and here's your camo coffee mug and what better way to start the day. i might steal this for myself. the camel cap, very cool. such a good cause and you can say, each able to think about how much the veterans are suffering. they're really working on the idea of homelessness and making sure the

white house correspondent kevin cork has the very latest developments and reaction to an historical election night for the gop. >> evening, shannon. it has been said on just about every occasion you can think of that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. and if that is true, and most people feel like it's certainly true, it may be politically insane, to ignore the overwhelming message sent by voters to democrats last night and yet continue to do the same thing. by the way, that message was sent in race after race across the country. >> as if a multicountry overseas trip wasn't taxing enough, president biden returned to washington and was promptly greeted by the news that his party suffer said 21 -f worst days at the polls in quite some time. nearly losing the states house in deep blue new jersey and failing to win the governor's race in the commonweeing of virginia for the first time in over a decade. >> parents across virginia started to recognize that they really did need to have a important decisive role in their children's educ

i'm kevin corke fox news.e videos, large groups of thieves stealing from stores across the bay area up next we'll hear from the president of the california retail association about what's being done to protect businesses, workers and customers. and start up where you can actually afford to start up. you may have noticed these billboards around the bay area promoting the state of ohio here from the people behind that ad campaign. up next. of retail they area and investigations continue , but this trend is having a big impact on the retail industry as it struggles with employees safety and retention, as well as the impact that rising left has on the ability of retailers to keep stores open. rachel michelin is the president of the california retailers association and joins us live to talk more about this disturbing trend. and really, it is so upsetting. i people have been talking about it for days on our recent thefts and saying. do i go to the store ? what do we do? and why is this happening? you know? well, fir

kevin cork has more from washington >> good morning.an consumers. however, there are still plenty of concerns about just how much the supply chain bottleneck is impacting the availability of many of the goods we've come to expect to have, especially around thanksgiving. to say nothing of the adjoining inflationary costs we've been suffering through. in point of fact consider this. the cost of a traditional thanksgiving day meal is up dramatically in some cases with turkey, dinner rolls, cranberries, even pie shells all more expensive. the classic meal up 14%. over on capitol hill lawmakers are increasingly skeptical of the white house's plan to relieve the bottlenecks and tamp down inflation. >> i would love to hear more about the port plan and what biden plans on doing. sounds like it's six months too old. >> there is tangible legislation that we've tried to pass to help these things. they just don't do it. pete buttigieg was on leave for months. this administration has become a joke. inflation isn't going away any time soon. >> there