kevin corke, what you change?know, maybe something in the hazing/green category. >> trace: okay, okay. i'm with you. jason rantz, do you change -- i mean, what would you change on jason rantz? >> i mean, look, everyone knows what i'm going to go for. i know it's der dramatic but it's driving me nuts even though i'm known for it. i've got a little gray over here and i can't keep pretending to be 28 years old with this so i would change that. >> trace: there you go. tudor dixon what would you change? >> you know the public has weighed in on this for me. i've already had plenty of people come out and say my knees are way too knobby they have to be fixed so thank you, i heard you. >> trace: my goodness gracious. mr. hunt, what would you change. >> i think everybody here tonight knows that i'm pretty much the perfect physical specimen so i really wouldn't change a thing. maybe, if i had to, i'd be 6'3" and playing quarterback for the la rams. >> trace: yeah. see, my thing was i was in the dubliner last my with kevin co

his brother died in the 9/11 attacks. >> trace: kevin corke, a lot of us in dc. thank you. overnor and presidential candidate doug burnham. —-dash doug burgum. kevin did a nice job with the report. a lot of criticism of the person being addressed, and not being in one of the sites. what do you think about that? >> well, what i think about 9/11, i think about the victims that we lost that they including some of north dakota's that were in that building. most of those buildings. would also think about is the 20th anniversary getting ready in north america to have memorial service for the 29 gold star families who have lost north dakota national guard's under woman in the war on terror. and then a couple weeks before that biden has the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan for wholly political reasons. it appears arbitrary deadline we're going to get out and try to console parents and families who felt like they lost a child, you know, fighting were because it meant something. that is something i'm always going to remember. is like an announcement does not know know what -- no

kevin corke is back live with that story. reporter: yeah, an odd one indeed, a frightening trend trace that demands attention and some would argue it demands interdiction as well. according to the daily mail police say the number of run a ways and missing children is unusually high and it continues an ominous trend. for example, just last year, 1600 kids were reported missing in ohio. in a state which has a population of roughly 11 million. by comparison in in the states of say georgia and north carolina which have similar populations, the number was less than 700. now, police say that there are concerns tonight about trafficking and gang activity. though that would hardly explain the overwhelming numbers. and tonight there are groups in ohio and elsewhere who are demanding federal intervention and as i mentioned an investigation into what in the world is going on trace. >> trace: we're going to stay on this kevin. thank you. let's bring in entertainment attorney and cultural expert, mitra ahouraian and prager u personality x

trace. >> trace: eyes wide open, kevin corke live in dc, kevin thank you. two days until the gop primary debate at the reagan library. we asked fox business correspondent brady trimble to pull back the curtain and give us a sneak peek of what to expect. >> reporter: hey, trace, we're coming to you from onboard air force one inside the iconic air force one pavilion at the reagan presidential library. this will be where the press traveling with the president would have sat, this the rear galley of the plane and basically right below us right now is the debate stage now that we're out of the plan just off to my right can't show it to you night tune in wednesday night to see it. take a look here see the presidential motorcade vehicles including former president reagan's limousine with the custom license plate beginner, one of of his nicknames. dmieners of the 40th president of the united states have been here throughout the day taking tours, but on wednesday night all eyes will be on the gop field looking to be the 47th president of the united states, and take

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with the details. kevin good evening. >> kat: evening trace. the judge on the case, judge nowhere breaka has directed lawyers to provide the status report by next wednesday, including any steps that they believe the steps will need to take in the process. now attorneys for hunter biden have argued that a diversion agreement, sparing him from prosecution on the gun charge, is still in place. even though it was originally linkeding to what most call a sweetheart deal on tax offenses. it imbloweded during a court hearing in july. republicans say they are following the facts which they believe could show that the then ex vice-president joe biden himself was involved in hunter's bills dealings and the national archive have some 4500 e-mails which appear to have allegedly been used by joe biden. e-mails he lists to use his fake name to get government information against them and others. robert wear, robert l peters, jb wear. known to be used during his time as vp with barack obama. the house oversight committ

kevin corke live for us in dc. kevin thank you. let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton and hoover institution fellow lonnie chen. gentlemen, thank you pavement i want to put this back up on the screen. this is the cnn poll. cnn poll as kevin so he will quanly kind of surprisingly said, you have it in january steve hilton july '41% now 39%, the negative is 61% don't think that he's doing a great job on this but yet kamala harris kind of whistling by the grave yard said this in an interview. watch. >> we will win the reelection. we will win reelection, there's too much at steak and the american people know it. >> trace: you have to shift a lot of numbers to win that election steve. >> that would have been a great opportunity for her to burst out laughing because in her infamous cackle because it's so laughable it's ridiculous. it's not one poll it's all the polls on every issue. and they keep saying how is it, completely in the tank for biden by the way. just imagine how bad things have to be that trump biden comparison. th

kevin corke live in dc. kevin thank you. bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo, john, fox news writes the following quoting here, the $250,000 wire hunter biden received from his chinese business partners was labeled as a, quote, personal investment despite his legal team claiming the funds were part of a loan and previously saying he never received any return on his investments. so the money is for, quote, a personal investment and yet the team biden said they never received any return on his investment. what do you think of that, john? >> today's hearing shouldn't overshadow the good work that comer and his investigators are doing. they are the ones, not the justice department, they are the ones uncovering things like this wire, which seem to just be payments in exchange for nothing. a no-show job. the justice department actually prosecutors american company who does this with the sons of foreign government leaders. so the problem with the hearing today is that it was establishing the legal grounds for

back live now to the senior national correspondent kevin corke. like a tough sell with the rising gas prices, inflation, et cetera. >> reporter: yeah, couldn't have said it better myself. a major economic address by the president coming, as you aptly point out, trace, at a time when many, if not most americans are increasingly feeling the squeeze of high inflation, rising gas prices, soaring food costs, not to mention ballooning housing costs and rising interest rates. ah, but the white house still insists this is really a chance for them to tell a good news story about the economy, about job growth, about positive economic trends and their brand of bidenomics which they believe will boost the american economy before the 2024 election. that's the pitch anyway. how well it's received, of course, is anyone's guess. meantime, a loss for the white house to tell you about tonight. a federal judge in texas once again ruling that daca is illegal. however, it is still intact, at least for now, for the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants who arrived

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the breaking details on this. vin good evening. >> reporter: evening, trace. the headlines certainly will get your attention and it's actually meant to get your attention if you listen to republicans. because that's why many of them tonight are expressing a bit of skepticism about the news that, yes, a special council, david weiss, has announced le seek a grand jury indictment against hunter biden. related to gun charges, and that's important, because there are lots of other things and lots of other directions that could go. now, those charges will reportedly be announced by the end of the month, according to a court filing, which reads in part, thus the speedy trial act requires that the government obtain the return of an indictment by a grand jury by friday september 29th, 2023, at the earliest. the government intends to seek the return of an indictment in this case before that date. and tonight, hunter biden's legal team says, yeah, we sort of expected this to happen. in fact, we expected this to happen as far b

back live to kevin corke as the plot begins to thicken a bit here. : yes, it does, indeed. you know, anytime, though, trace, there is another government layer added to the hunter biden story, antenna here in washington certainly go up. that's because, as critics point out, it could mean another way to keep certain evidence out of the hangs of congressional republicans who are, as you know, painstakingly attempting to uncover what they believe is a web of financial misdeeds involving both the first son and the president himself. now in this latest suit biden's attorneys ladies and gentlemen that hunter's personal tax details shared during congressional hearings and interviews was not allowed under federal whistleblower protections. the suit also comes just days after the younger biden was indicted on federal firearms charges for allegedly lying about his drug use when he bought a gun back in october of 2018. still no fara charges yet, keep an eye on that. all this is worth noting because the gun case trace, could be unfolding right during the heart of

kevin corke live for us in dc thank you. fox news contributor and former house oversight admitee chairman jason chaffetz and republican mayra flores. thank you for coming on we appreciate it. i want to play this back and forth between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre and then we'll get your comment. >> why do you think that in a wall street journal poll two-thirds of democrats think president biden's too old to run again. >> i can speak to a president who has experience. i can speak to a president who has done historic -- has taken historic action and has delivered in historic piece of legislation. and that's important. >> i can think to everything jason except for age [which is 80. >> and he said oldies trace dinosaurs were, too, but doesn't mean we're going to vote for them for president. what it really means is they have deep trouble they think donald trump is the most flawed candidate they've ever seen and yet they're tied. so if the democrats think they're going to do better than the high water mark right now, the wor

national correspondent kevin cork has a closer look at how americans view the state of the economy. good evening kevin. >> good evening jonathan. we will take it back to 1992, it's the economy stupid. over 30 years later it remains the top issue motivating voters. >> i could barely get a grocery or basket full of groceries. >> definitely gas prices. gas prices suck. >> on public most concerned about inflation. >> a lot of concerns folks. however, despite many american saying they continue to struggle to make ends meet. reports that more americans than ever are working multiple jobs just to be able to pay for everyday items. the message from the biden white house is that things are great. unemployment is low and wages are up. to that end the august jobs report was better than last months period of about 30,000 jobs over july's survey. however, is still below the 12 month average. even then the white house still says it's a big win for biden comics. >> america's now on the strongest job creating periods in the history of our country. >> i think this is a sign that bided nomex is doing

kevin corke is live for some of them are animated exchanges. >> animated indeed. is always great to have you bac here in washington. we live for this sort of thing. it was a bang up they capitol hill. one of the constant frustration for republicans on capitol hill and, frankly, we saw plenty of it today. no matter how much bluster and fire and brimstone, it seems when it comes to president bide and his son, hunter, nothing seems to come of it all. take today's testimony by eric garland. he was passionate and he has what seems to be all the right question, why did you let the doj -- you know, the one which may hav been the then vice president. and you know the sweetheart deals and the legal gamesmanship . >> udo by the data, everybody knows why they did it. everybody knows why they did it. those tax years, that involved the president. it is one thing to have a gun charge but oh, my, that goes right to the white house. >> well, for his part garland pushed back, reminding the chai that it is a trump point the width at the helm in this case. >> weiss was the superviso

at the national correspondent kevin corke is live in the nation's capital with a closer look at the numbers. >> not only has president biden 's job approval ratings continue to plummet, he's losin support among the women, suburban voters in even young americans. a 61 percent disapproving and that is among suburban voters appear to think about what it means especially when you think back to 2020. 60 percent disapproval among women and 58 percent disapprova among those under 45. or traveling, the president's numbers within his own party because while he still has overwhelming support among democrats, he is down. way down from april of last year . if you take a look there. on the economy has overall numbers are terrible with eight and ten at nearly eight to the americans saying they think he' doing a poor job. on top of that, over nine and ten are concerned about inflation. at 91 percent and arguments to sorbet tracking a troubling trend dating back to january of last year. perhaps the most troubling overhaul, his favorite numbers six and attend in the red 60 percent say not so much. >> all th

. >> griff: kevin corke joins us with the latest details. labor day. >> maybe we ought to open up nashville bureau. just volunteering. putting that out there. not a bad idea. politicos here in washington suggests the buying yeafer is saying the quiet part out loud. despite all his legal travails former president trump is still very popular and he has, in fact, pulled even with president biden in recent polling. and given what we know about polling, you know, they tend to skew democratic, dead even, like we see here in the latest "wall street journal" poll could mean the democrat is behind. and that will no doubt set off alarm bells inside the biden campaign. the former president continues to absolutely dominate the g.o.p. competition, according to that very same survey. just take a look at the lead. just for perspective, and you know, i do this for a living in washington, griff are, you know i covered four administrations. a 5 point lead is usually noteworthy a 10 point lead means the competition is usually, you know, doa. look at the trump

i'm kevin corke in washington. now back to more. >> hannity and bombshell allegations of democraticio corruption today against new jersey. y againsdemocratic senator bob menendez. now, the department of justice is saying he accepted a $100,000 bribe paid out in gold bars, plus an additional $480,000 in cash that was found stashed. in random locations around his house and a luxury convertibl ae. d hunt oh, didn't hunter get one anyway? menendez is accuseerd of state secrets to the authoritarian governmentto the of, egypt, and helping them get more u.s. military aid in dollars. but by the way, also tryinget to get a criminal cases of some of his friends in new jersey shut down. >> oh. remind you of anyone. anyway, in a statement, the senator says the doj? is simply misunderstanding the normal business of a congressional office and that he's the victim of a smear campaign. and he is now temporarilyoraril stepping down as the chair of the senaty e foreign relatios committee. menendez is not the only democrat who may fa

i'm kevin corke in washington. a federal state of emergency in effect for maine as people throughout new england brace for hurricane lee. the category one hurricane already bringing strong wind, heavy rain and high surf to the region. lee is expected to make landfall saturday just east of the us and nova scotia, places as far south as boston and nantucket expected to feel lee's impact. >> meanwhile, biden calling on detroit's big three automakers to share their profits after thousands of united auto workers union members walked off the job. this is the first time ever that employees from ford and stellantis are all striking at the same time. economists say the financial impact could reach beyond michigan as far away as texas and new york. the uaw looking for a hefty hike and improved retirement benefits. i'm kevin corke in washington. >> now back to more. hannity all right. ed we'll get to you now with the great one, mark levin. his news boatt. a new book is called the democrat party hates america, available ava, a

kevin cork has it all.t decades in the make you pointed out keith d daves known as one of 4 suspects identified early in the investigation in the murder of tupac and gave e dave premesis not the gunman described as the group's ring lead and 60 and a self described gangster and his rest come years and years after the rapper's death and amid mres from friend and family the world over for justice. >> 20 years the family of tupac waiting for justice >> there has been many who did not believe the murder of tupac was important to this prepare i'm here to tell that you was not the case. >> so powerful listen to the sheriff you tell the emotion was there tupac shot 4 times died when he was 25. davis held without bond he has done a 15 year turn for a federal drug wrap and now if convicted will spends his life behind bars. >> thank you, kevin. >> last night police it a welfare check on brittney spaers. police said she was fine. hours later she was juggling knives. >> her caption read dheers us bad girls not, frid to

kevin cork is live in d.c. with details. g g >> reaction to the impeachment inquiry is range from political bring mankship and bemusement. with the gop-led house, impeachment is now a very real possibility. however, first, an inquiry, which will likely significant scrutiny actions taken the about the d.o.j. and fbi and i.r.s. all in relation to the investigation into mr. biden's son hunter. what if any benefit the elder biden may have received as a result. >> i do not make this decision lightly. regardless of your party or who you voted for. these facts should concern all americans. >> no one knew that most of the money transferred to biden family while vice president. >> democrats accuse republicans of tom foolery. >> i have sympathy with speaker mccarthy. he's in difficult position. sometimes you got to tell these people way off the deep end who have no interest in helping the american people who want to pursue their own witch hunts that they can't go forward. i'm disappointed. i think it's absurd. >> it's devastating. don

correspondent kevin corke has this story. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret. may be difficult for some to watch. we're offering that warning in advance. as you said, the pregnant 21-year-old suspected of shoplifting confronted by a pair of plirves parking lot back on the 24th of august you what happened next is why deadly force was used. [radio traffic] get out of the car. get out. no, get out. >> get out of the car. >> get out of the car. >> struggle] >> get out of the car shots fired. in a statement by blendon township police chief john bell ford, they are saying tonight the officers called emergency services seconds after getting her out of the car. they attempted to stop the bleeding and offer aide, she, of course, died in the shooting. meantime in another statement young's family and their attorney are saying that the shooting was clearly a criminal act and demanding a swift indictment of the officer who was involved. speaking of that officer has been placed on administrative leave. we also know the other officer there has returned to duty since that shoo

at the national correspondent kevin corke is live in the nation's capital with a closer look at the numbersroval ratings continue to plummet, he's losin suppor

. >> laura: kevin corke is here with details. >> i have got to tell you, laura, every now and again weget a story and this is one of those you will remember for quite a while. it's a story out of pennsylvania, as you mentioned, where a convicted murderer by the name of danelo cavalcante remains on the run after incredibly elm brazen he is escaped. the video is incredible. the man described as 5 feet 120 pounds apparently scaled a wall. then he made his way over a razor wire and somehow got on to a roof line then to top it all off he then jumped to freedom and most shocking of all is he was on the run, laura for a full hour before prison guards, who conducted a head count confirmed his absence. and, yeah, he has been on the run ever since, we are looking at about seven days or so somewhere in the countryside there in the commonwealth. now, authorities think he is actually been able to come up with some supplies along the way, since taking off. and tonight they are warning the public to stay vigilant. >> again, we ask residents to please secure homes, out buildings and vehicles. cavalcan

kevin corke is life with a record number of migrants and excuses. >> excuses indeed you remember this, it was actually less than a month , karine jean-pierre, insisted that is done more to secure the border than anyone else. base with some 10,000 migrants inc. over a 24 hour period and over a half-for work authorizat white house appears to be feeling a bit less confident about its border security now. >> what you call it here at the white house when 10,000 peoplea single day? >> what you call it, peter? no, no, no. no, no, no. >> trace: naturally these questions are the ones that americans would be asking. instead i have some breaking news to share with you tonight the administration is granting thousands of work authorization to new york city migrants from venezuela. it is they cash-strapped gotham that struggles to manage the nearly hundred thousand migrant that arrived in the city thus far this year. it's a taste of what border tow still with each and every day. >> i am just watching peter doocy and i know you cover the white house for a long time. did he handle it well? was that t

. >> kevin corke, your thoughts o this? >> my favorite part is the travel.ing is the same as you guys, i wasn't into it for the money, that money is all funny, but never had any jerusalem coming out the experience is well worth it and you have a front row seat on history. so the poll is air you happy with your career choice, 78 percent say yes, on instagram 78 percent says yes. dance as i've met people from all over the world and some of them have basically become my family. before retirement i played in the most exciting toybox there is, oil and gas exploration, blinded by science every day. doing photo restorations was very fulfilling, when a custome would come to pick up a restore picture of what they thought wa gone and cried, i knew i did my job right. finally, kip, that's what it says, being out of place and experience my customers may not have gotten elsewhere. thing you all for joining me on the nightcap and thank you for watching america's late news. we will see you back here tomorrow nightvere. tible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪

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right, there are highlights and ever debate, and also low lights, senior national correspondent kevin corke with some of the epic fails is strong but there were things that fell flat. >> you are right about, that good evening. sometimes highlights and low lights are more or less the same. highs and lows are stock and trade of political debates, but some cases lows are so striking they could impose a drag on a candidate moving forward, tonight, notable highs and lows were few and far between. but a few moments garnered attention, like this one. we have talked about. chris christie talking about the man dominating g.o.p. polls former president trump. >> donald, i know you're watching, you can't help yourself, you are not here, not because of polls or our indictments, you are not here because you are afraid of being on this stage and defending your record, you ducking thing theses, you keep doing that, no one will call you donald trump any more, we'll call you don'tal duck. -- donald duck. >> and former vice president mike pence did his best to light inthe mood with his quip about unions. >> y

. >> senior national correspondent kevin corke with more. stn inmate kevin evening, jesse.recent indiana law adopted back on july 1st prohibits that state's department of corrections from using taxpayer dollars to fund sex reassignmento fu surgeries e inmates. but the aclu argues in a lawsuint surget filed just thisk that the hoosier state's new law is in violation of the eighth amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment . now, the inmate in question is a man named jonathan richardson or a person by that name who also goes by the name of autumn. now, this inmate was convicted of strangling his or r hers or theirs, 11 month oldld stepdaughter back in 2001, killed her. but the aclu claims reassignment surgery for e aclurichardson, who is now seg a 55 year prison sentence, is a medical necessity. now, this is a statement that ge received in foxs a news digl from the state's attorney general. he says this the approximate stcost of these surgeries ranges from $10,000 to 150 grand. this is not necessary medical treatment. it is an atrocity. this should be common sense,

senior national correspondent kevin corke has it all. >> jesse, this is an arrest decades in the makingas youd aptly point out. keith de davis has long known4 to investigators as one of four suspects identified earltsy in the investigation into the murder of tupac shakur. >> and while law enforcementd officials acknowledge it, davis isn't the accused gunmangave. he has been described as the group's ringleader. group'he's 60 years old and a self-described gangster and his arrest comes years and years after the rapper's death. and amid pleas from friends and family the world over for justice. >> for 27 years, the family of tupac shakur has been waiting for justice. there's been manas been didy po did not believe that the murder i' tupac shakur was important to this police department. i'm here to tell you that was simply notu no the case. >> so powerful listening to the sheriff, you could telltu the emotion was there. tupac was shot four times in that attack on the strip. he died. he was just 25. davis being held without bond. o he's already done a 15federa year turn in prison for a federa

sell national correspondent kevin court with some of tonight's maybe 'em i can fails is too strong kevin corket there was definitely things that fell flat. >> good evening. >> more or less the same thing. as you know they're out of the yellow, but on the occasion the lows can impose. i think the real drag is on a candidate moving forward. tonight notably highs and lows, if they were few and far between. a few moments garnered attention like this one, of course, the man dominating in the polls, former president trump. >> donald i know you're watching. i can't help yourself. i know you're watching. okay? and you're not here tonight. not because of polls or your indictments. you're not she ever tonight of being on this stage and defending your record. you're ducking these things. let me tell you what's going to happen, you keep doing that, no one's going to call you donald trump anymore, we're calling you donald duck. mean rile former vp hmm one clip about unions. as for how it land, you be the judge. >> you mentioned the president's situation. my wife isn't a member of the teachers union but i'v

avox's kevin corke is heres. with all the breaking details. kevin, what do we know?nins is the storyg, laura. >> this is a sort of story that you'd almost expect. you know, robert, you know, decked out in his signature trench coat to examine on thate show unsolved mysteries. only in this case, the details are alall tol too real. a gentleman by the name of duane keefe, d davis, has long been knownct to investigators as one of four suspects identified early into the investigatio gation in nation intowhile the murder of rap star tupac shakur. >> and while lawla enforcement officials acknowledge that davis isn't the accused gunmane d gunmen, they say he he described as the group's ringleader. arres the 60 year old self-described gangster's arresdecades t was ds in the making. >> there's been people who didta not believe that the murder of tupac shakur was importanc se to this police department. i'm here to tell you that was simply not the case. v >> the sheriff very emotional in making that announcement. he said the family lawyen waitrs been waiting 27 years now. tupa at