i'm going to start with marianne rafferty, because i think she's got something piffy coming right ate what you have now. >> trace: appreciate what you have -- bingo, five words. >> thank you. >> trace: very nicely done marianne. wendy patrick five words or less and maybe why would you do it. >> i was going to make the joke that was mine too but that's not true. you see a billboard on a freeway, you're probably in traffic especially if you're in la so it would be practice patience. >> trace: really? two words in and out, practice patience. i love it. so i'm going to go jeff paul next, because -- go ahead. >> left lane is for passing. [laughter]. >> please, dear god, don't cruise in the left lane. >> trace: jeff's an angry driver, the bottom line is there's a little bit of anger going in there. he doesn't want to motivate you, he wants to scold you driving down the freeway that's the whole premise. on the nightcap pole if you had the opportunity to create a billboard would you have something to say on x 91% said yes on instagram 78% say yes, and the responses, kristi, smile, it won't h

back now to marianne rafferty live with the details on this story.questions with this one maryanne. >> reporter: lot of questions. think about all that personal tax information on that tax return that you file every year, and imagine what could happen if all that data got inside the hands of some bad actors. that's why two republicans on capitol hill are pushing the irs for some answers and raising a red flag to find out if any personal details have been exposed. now, this all stemmed from a watch dog report out earlier this month from the treasury inspector general for tax administration. it found that millions of americans tax information has been lost from irs storage facilities stating, quote, our physical inspection found empty boxes labeled as, including microfilm backup cartridges with no explanation as to the location of those missing cartridges and the irs cannot account for thousands of cartridges containing millions of sensitive business and individual tax account records. now those cartridges the report mentions contain photocopies of tax

marianne rafferty is live with a fight that is escalating across the country. marianne good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. in his opinion temporarily blocking rules j david f bowman says he hopes the state and school boards can negotiate in good faith and strike a balance between protecting transgender students and the rights of parents to bring up their kids. three school districts in monmouth county were sued by the state back in june after adopting policies that require teachers and staff to inform a parent if their child wanted to use pronouns or school facilities that did not conform to their sex at birth. that injunction is temporary while the larger case plays out in the state's civil rights division. temperature attorney representing the marlboro board of education saying that process could take years. in the meantime he writes the school district is now severely constrained in its ability to notify parents about important issues involving their minor children which is tragic on many levels. we're exploring avenues for appeal. meanwhile, down

ashley strohmier, kevin corke marianne rafferty and vik bajaj and tudor dixon.n a museum, what kind of museum would you create and why? ashley strohmier? >> reporter: it would have to be something in relation to dogs. i don't know of any museums that are all about dogs. that is where i would go. >> trace: and ashley down for a dog museum. tudor dixon, what is your museum? >> i thought about this for very long time. i think i have to go with the museum of ev vehicles because they think -- i think you should learn history so you don't repeat your mistakes. >> trace: be careful because they can catch fire at any moment. >> take the batteries out. >> trace: take the batteries out before you put it in the museum. vik bajaj. >> i think it would be the ones true history of wars and then the rationale that is eventually explained and discovered to explain the harm that a lot of people go through. >> trace: very good museum. marianne rafferty? >> reporter: everything is for my kids. it would be all dinosaurs all the time. is everything than a store -- dinosaur. >> trace:

marianne rafferty live with the latest that.d evening. >> reporter: that's right trace next year some eligible non-citizens will be allowed to serve as police officers in illinois according to a bill governor jb press kerr signed and it's ruffling some feathers. >> that's saying to me is that person that comes in, non-citizen, become a police officer, have a right to arrest a citizen in his own country. that is totally wrong. i don't know what this governor thinks he's doing. >> reporter: the reaction has been mixed while the fraternal order of police condemned the bill the chicago police union head says it's not as radical and people think. republican lawmakers are the most vocal against it. mary miller tweeted in part, no sane state would allow foreign nationals to arrest their citizens. this is madness. pritzker meanwhile saying the right is twisting the narrative. he pointed to the fact that only people who can legally work in the united states and own a firearm are actually eligible to become officers, which is not much dif

. >> welcome to fox news live i am marianne rafferty in los angeles.eople of jacksonville, florida coming together morning after the latest mass killing. a visual on a read the three lives lost in a racially motivated shooting yesterday. governor ron desantis canceled presidential campaign plans to attend the memorial telling mourners authorities will not allow people to be targeted based on their race. police identified the government as 21-year-old white man who bought guns legally despite once being involuntarily committed for a mental health examination. russian officials confirming that mercenary leader prigozhin was killed in a plane crash outside of moscow last week. they used genetic testing to identify ten bodies at the crash site. some of prigozhin's top tennis were killed. he attempted a mutiny against russia's military back in april. i am marianne rafferty, back to "sunday night in america". >> the real threat that we face today is communist china. >> with china we could not take her eye off the ball. the chinese are engaging in an act of w

marianne rafferty is live with what this plan ghost town plans to. >> reporter: it is not for a lackf trying. he has been looking all over. he says he is yet to receive a single application. >> like i said, it has been three weeks now. we had zero applicants, and i have zero prospects. i have called -- from the youngest guys out there getting into the game. nobody getting into the game. >> reporter: that has left residents and city leaders in the small town in minnesota worried about whether they will be left on their own after the chief and his entire department resigned three weeks ago. >> i think we are all blindsided by it. we are resilient and we are going to move forward. it is hard. >> reporter: despite the lack of sign-ups for those open police jobs, the mayor says there will be a police force. police chief -- smith cautions they need to act now. >> i want to reiterate that we will have police coverage in the city. that is not an issue. >> if you want -- and this is something we will continue going with. something needs to change dramatically. and drastically and it has to ha

kevin kohr, jeff paul, marianne rafferty.ou had a big red button and could assign it to do one thing every time you pressed it it would do that one thing. what is the one thing that button would do for you, bethany mandel? >> so, my theme is always i have six kids and the easy answer is $1000. i would love quiet. fixity seconds of just silence. that is what i want. >> a red button for silence. i got it. kevin corke? >> dollar bills. i 150 grand every time. i could use it right about now. i would press that button. after a while that would probably be it for me. >> maryann rafferty? >> i want to hit pause no matter the situation so i can think hard about the decision or buying something i don't need. i want to stop and think and say i am not doing it. >> jeff paul? >> it would play journey don't stop believing every time. >> the dalai lama gave him total consciousness. i would do that with the total consciousness. that is what i would do. that, unfortunately, is a short nightcap. thank you all for joining us. we are continuing

marianne rafferty is live with the latest on this surprising news. maryanne, good evening. >> reporter: hi trace. back in 2016, president obama was among those who dismissed the idea of donald trump ever becoming president branding him an unserious reality tv star. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. >> reporter: now obama's message to his former vice-president is to not underestimate trump. the washington post reporting oh bod a warned biden sharing his worries trump could be a more formidable candidate than many democrats realize. obama was a major fixture during the 2020 election, while his exact roll in the 2024 race has not been determined he is expected to return to the campaign trail and hold large rallies in crucial swing states and play a key role in outreach to young voters. along with those campaign stops, obama will also lend a hand to help bring in the bucks with fund raising effo

marianne rafferty is back live with more on that.big cities are feeling the pain. >> reporter: yeah, definitely. this isn't going to be a surprise to anyone really. like you just said most polls showing the economy and pocketbook issues are remaining top on voters minds. take a listen to voters we've spoken to tell us the second most important issue that keeps them up at night. >> first thing is the border. to me. >> definitely the border. >> the border is a big deal. it's been out of control for a long time here. the biden administration does nothing to correct it. >> the border. the border's a big problem. >> reporter: and those concerns our latest fox news poll which finds registered voters which find immigration and border security are the second most important issue facing the country. the issue could be a potential liability for president biden with more than 60% say they stae approve of how he is handling the issue and while the biden administration maintains border is not open take a look, according to the new york post u.s.

i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "sunday night in america.". >> the real threat that we face today is communist china. >> with china we could not take her eye off the ball. the chinese are engaging in an act of war killing our citizens. >> china is the number one threat to a country in every minute that these eight candidates have been talking about the past instead of the future, biden loves it, china loves it when we talk about the past. >> welcome back to "sunday night in america". you remember the 2012 presidential debate when barack obama and mitt romney had a nest up over which country with the greatest that to the united states. romney said russia and president obama belittled saying the 19 '80s wants its foreign policy back. it was the quip the d.c. media loves, cute, vacuous and ultimately wrong. our next guest makes a compelling case that it was always china and certainly is now and he wanted to hear from the new crop of gop presidential candidates, wanted them to be asked directly about china. did he hear what he wanted to hear? con

i am marianne rafferty now back to saturday night in america. back to "sunday night in america", the fitch downgraded the u.s. debt rating from aaa to aa plus, sounds pretty good to me the news met with stiff resistance after all it's only the second time this is ever happened so why and why now. fitch says the downgrade is due to a steady decline in fiscal matters and what it calls governance issues but the u.s. has had a debt problem for quite some time and there have been shutdowns and rumors of shutdowns for decades now. , why now? joining us now to weigh in on this radiance impact and what it means to you and the investor of o'leary ventures, mr. kevin o'leary, welcome how big of a deal is a downgrade. >> is impossible to paint this with a positive brush, it is a big deal because anytime you have a rating agency downgrade your economy it's everything it's a u.s. dollar, the treasury bill, the faith of the u.s. government to repay its bills. when we go to market around the world to issue debt to finance deficit of government there is less co