i could do it for $17. >> greg: last word to you, matt schlapp. >> matt: i agree with kat.et to see you death penalties being executed by the post office, it's a little alarming, especially in an age where you have a biden administration justice department who thinks if you checked the wrong box under party affiliations, you should go to prison. here's the thing we are not catching. she did it now, dagen, because there was a tough race for governor in oregon and even in oregon it was unpopular. like cop killers and wife killers and kid killers off of death row but give the thing is, oregon is going so crazy, some of these other states that are being funded by george soros to make crime basically okay is who's going to -- these were commuted. the next step is some crazy socialist governors thing let's let everybody out which gets you back to your manson problem. this idea that crime is okay, that violent crime is okay that the democrats are pushing, it's a dangerous thing to normalize. >> greg: up next, his employer parted ways for a sexist turn o. phrase. when they got a ch

matt schlapp is here with us now.hat do you make of twitter finally admitting that censoring this story was plain wrong? >> for the former employees, it's too little too late. i think the federal government should be looking at charges. there are -- there's enough people who voted for joe biden who believe that the hunter laptop story was disinformation because that's what the fbi and others were saying it was. they said they told mark zuckerberg and they told jack dorsey at twitter to be worried about people coming to them with outlandish stories so they did everything they could to make it seem like the hunter laptop story was not a legit story and if you look at the polls, ashley, there are enough voters who had they known that that story was legit, they wouldn't have voted for joe biden. so twitter in and of itself affected the outcome of the 2020 election. it's why people in this country, at least those out there who share my politics, have been so upset about the ability of elites to affect the outcome of electi

let's bring in matt schlapp to talk about it.ho on earth in their right mind in this day and age when everything can be checked would fudge the resume. should santos resign? what are your thoughts? >> we have precedent for this, elizabeth warren in the united states senate famously embellished her background of being a native american, president biden who ran for president in 1988 and embellished the fact that he got a scholarship to go to law school and finished at the top of his class and got awards, turned out to be untrue and he had to quit the presidential race because he lied about his resume. lying about resumes was wrong with george santos to do that. it was smart of him to acknowledge the fact that he had these lies on the campaign trail but the question, in a republic like ours who makes the choice? is the voters who send them to congress with an 8 percentage point victory, some of this was swirling in his campaign, his democratic opponent question the outcome of the result or did the smart set up in dc and congress ove

stuart: all right, matt schlapp with us this monday. seems to me twitter was acting like an agent for the democrat party. that is the way it looks to me. what can you do about it? >> well, i think there are serious legal issues here, stuart. so i'm not a member of doj. unfortunately we have more like dnc operatives running the doj. corporations have very strict rules about what corporations can do to facilitate federal campaigns. it seems very clear to me one of twitter's main goals was to do everything they can to elect socialists and elect democrats. and i think there should be some state ags and some other legal officials that need to start looking at this behavior, this really, i mean, if anything else, elon musk is a whistle-blower. stuart: that's right. listen to this one. he is calling the woke mind a virus. he said it needs to be defeated or nothing else matters. what is your reaction to that, matt? >> i mean i just can't tell you, i feel like, i feel like he is the one honest man out there. i probably don't like everything he be

ashley: i wanted to ask you, jason, i had matt schlapp on earlier and he was saying -- we were talking about the gop needs to do a better job of getting rid of the skepticism over early voting, that the democrats have really dominated and republicans the election need to understand that to fight fire, you have to use fire. would you agree with that? >> yeah, after the 2010schlacking, democrats changed the way they get votes and worked in the states to change the voting laws. republicans sat by and were oblivious to it and they better get with the game or help change rules in the states because right now they're chasing votes, democrats are chasing ballots and are much more successful and good at it. ashley: you know, the president may be deciding what he's going to do. he's spending his vacation this week in st. croix, how lovely while the border crisis goes on et cetera, et cetera. he may decide what to do in 2024. think biden goes again? >> i think he does but don't think he should. i don't think is the president that has the type of mandate he thinks or the cognitive capability but

those gop senators who voted for it joining me right now cmac chairmen author of the desecrators, matt schlapp is here thank you so much for being here, what does this tell you? isn't this why the republicans are in the minority in the senate? as kim strassel wrote today in the journal? >> yeah, this is right maria. you can't have the leadership or elected leaders from the republican party be so at odds with the grassroots regular votes that vote for them, so often in this omnibus, is just -- it is treason to voters to activists ho worked so hard to mep mitch mcconnell get a majority in the senate a even though they came short an to help if it is going to be kevin mccarthy in the house to get a majority, and, you know, for the senate republicans, to give up their leverage maria whole he leverage if they kicked the can down the road just until the republicans took over the house, we could have cut back on some spending, and we could have mandates spending to close this o borrowed i had a good friend worked with me the other day died of fentanyl overdose this is an epidemic the biden administrat

dave: matt schlapp joining us, the border has been open for months and the legacy media has been silent, nothing but crickets from them. is the tide turning? is it too obvious to avoid? >> the border has been open all 8 years of the obama administration, trump took historic steps, one was title 42 which allows the president of the united states to say because there is a health crisis, they also there was one, the pandemic, that most impact policies on the border. if you let people stream in across the border without taking into account the health effect on our population, that would be a healthcare crisis. here's what president biden is saying, covid remains a problem, he continues to push for funding on covid. my guess is they could start with more panic if cold and flu season goes up. at the same time the biden administration is saying covid is still an issue, they are saying it's not an issue at the border. how is that possible? the hypocrisy of the biden administration never ends. dave: we have 800 migrants themselves dying as a result of trying to get in and thousands of americans

thank you, dagen mcdowell, matt schlapp, kat timpf, tyrus. "fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> trace: thank you. good evening, everyone and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, prominent media critics from cnn, "the new york times," and "the washington post" now been banned from twitter and liberal media is in an uproar. the common sense department will explain why elon musk did it. he fought alongside american troops against the taliban and now he's in jail, charged with a federal crime because he tried to enter the u.s. illegally. it is a fox news exclusive. but we begin with fox team coverage. ashley strohmier on how even new york city's liberal mayor wants help from the biden administration to confront its surge of migrants. first to kevin corke on how both sides of the aisle are now pressuring the white house over the border crisis. kevin, good evening. >> good evening, trace. it seems like it will ju

it's gutfeld tonight i have matt schlapp, dagen mcdowell cat and tyrus. all right. who is next?se: survivor season 43. too many seasons last night and the winner 52-year-old mike g gabbler surprised the cast how he was going to spend the money. >> people need that money more i will donate the entire prize my father's name green beret veterans in need. save lives do something good. season 4 #, all of us did this a million dollars is going to them. >> jesse: would have you done that? >> greg: i bet all of those other contestants are like what a jerk. >> jesse: what a good guy tonight "jesse watters primetime" secret epstein tapes update. update. >> greg: which epstein? the one from "welcome back kotter"? >> jesse: larry epstein. >> jessica: pediatric survivor brilgd shoot. diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma 8 weeks old. wagner spent much of her childhood there and says the center was her home and healthcare workers were her family. a special way for reilly to pay tribute to the hospital enabled her to trade hospital gown to a wedding gown. congratulations reilly. >> greg: does t

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intory the capitol on january six when in fact, i never enteredentered ari melber actually said to matt schlapp on air that a i was that i was confessedcers o to to trying to help attackjanur police officers on january six . y t steps now, one of the next t i'm going to take with thesee rr lawsuits is i'm going to go afteed to mer media organizatiot have referred to me as a convicted insurrectionist. my goal with this is that hopefully we can establish precedent here.e and then we've got about ab a thousand americans who have bees charn chargedsinga with misdemeanor charges for trespassing, who can go after media organizationtes who have referred to them as convicted insurrectionists. >> a thousan td a thousand peope there, a thousand people havej been charged with january six .h and from what i've heard, 3,000 the doj is looking to charge puou.t three thousand more people. >> this is just insanity. it's pure insanity. absolutely. yeah, but wrap's is cool, according to adam kinzinger. kin yeah, there's something else going on here. so let's all stop lying for once. would be great. i appreciate