you look as dapper as always ithank you. >> greg: i feel bad for michael loftus because this is what al people dress like. >> michael: i love that suit. >> charles: thank you, thank you. have to feel the fab refresh your recollection super 150. >> greg: you don't want him to touch it. >> charles: oh. never mind i'll tell but it later. >> greg: why isn't this stopping? what do you think of my theory that imitation is behind this or do you think there's something else? >> charles: there's a lot behind it. by the way i'm surprised he came to me first on this. let me just tell you my quick own personal experience. so i grew up around the country, around the world, first part of my childhood, as an army brat. my parents separated, we moved to harlem in the 70s and i can tell you the blackout of 1977 in new york city was amazing. it was the -- my neighborhood was the hardest hit looting. and, i mean, i'm out there -- understand, i'm looking out the window and people are stealing stuff that i wanted so bad. i seen a guy running down the block with a boom box. i was looking at this boom box f

joining me now is my super panel comedian michael loftus, cohost outnumbered weekends at noon on foxjobs here. [laughter] comedian and my entourage, joe devito. >> pumpkin spice. why the mystery? is it a special plant that only grows a certain time of the year? why can't we have pumpkin spice year-round? >> it is the american coal mine, they figure out is the smell of pumpkin that takes you back to happy times, pumpkin pie, thanksgiving, christmas, the more you like pumpkin spice, the worst your home life was. [laughter] >> have you seen anyone eating a pumpkin? >> you don't have to wait all year. this is like catnip for white women when this comes around, pumpkin spice season. people are dying of dehydration, it's summertime. you don't need to give me something to drink that tastes like a yankee candle. just eat a pumpkin, fly the filling. >> nobody eats the pumpkin, i saved the sinema, you never see anyone chewing on a pumpkin. >> isn't it weird how pumpkins have been around thousands of years but 2005 it popped off the something else going on. >> no one is the insides of a pumpkin

michael loftus, kat timpf. we already talked about a lot of stuff you already heard.ur relationship. >> which one am i? >> you are the ostrich. i'm at fox. i'm usually minding my own business and you always come up a and get a little too close to me in the elevator and i kick you back. that's how you deal with kilmeade. that was at the st. louis zoo. they call all the ostriches kilmeade because they pleefer your head in the sand. >> dana: judge, you are next. >> judge jeanine: rolled off his tongue, i don't know. we have the case of another dumb tourist in europe. a woman decides to walk across the fountain and flip up her water bottle. like the english guy who carved his and his diviferld's name in the coliseum in rome. thankfully the guard escorts her away as the crowd looks on. the women kept trying to explain her side. she didn't understand why she was in trouble. give me a break. >> brian: this one goes out to the massapequa girls softball team. world series champions. beat north carolina. the boys made it these 12-year-olds actually advance. crediting the defens

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♪ >> reporter: out of time thanks charles payne, charly arnolt, michael loftus, kat timpf, fox news atight is next with dreamy trace gallagher. thank you, i love you america [cheers and applause]. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the court cases against donald trump are stacking up, but the former president now says he has quote, irrefutable evidence that will exonerate him in the georgia case. smash and grab robberies, plus no cash bail equals zero consequences as california's crime crisis escalates yet again. but we begin with a major legal decision about to come down for several new jersey school districts who will learn whether schools are allowed to keep a child's sexuality a secret from their parents. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the breaking information on this. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace. three monmouth county new jersey districts are being sued by the state of new jersey for passin

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