zuby. >> zuby: you can buy [bleep]?es i go. >> zuby: i'm so glad i brought my kids this week. >> greg: you started swearing! robots don't feel shame for anybody. >> zuby: i can't say i have ever felt any sort of embarrassment at a checkout in the grocery store. i don't know if this is some kind of american problem. i don't know. it's a first world problem, that's for sure. i tend to prefer human beings. if i've got the option. i would rather talk to a human been scanned and be told i've done something wrong and then talk to a human anyway. >> greg: i love the self checkout because i feel like i've achieved greatness when i get through. i like looking at the other people in the line. i'm not scared. look at me. when i know that there's a code on the vegetables, i type in the code. i don't even look. i know. >> dagen: i am a great bagger. >> greg: i wasn't bagger. albertsons. >> dagen: great grocery store. i tried to play a game where i guess what people cook for dinner. >> greg: interesting. rice and ham hock's, deliciou

. >> reporter: this is the first day of a new life for zubi and shabano.lo, new york is their new home. >> i can't believe that i'm here in the united states. sometimes i'm telling to my wife, i'm not sleep. she says no, now you wake up. >> reporter: it was one week away when zubi was living a nightmare in afghanistan. >> it was really bad. one minute is like one day. >> reporter: the former translator worked alongside u.s. forces for four years. he applied for a special immigrant visa more than two years ago. zubi was a lucky one, it was granted two days before the taliban over took kabul. zubi needed to get his family to the airport. he and his father both worked with the u.s. government and they knew if they stay in kabul, their lives would be in danger. zubi was getting text messages from friends also trying to escape. >> says it's like horror movie. he says that taliban are like zombies. >> reporter: what were you thinking watching this? >> i thought i can't get out of kabul. >> reporter: he was on his own with visa in hand, he spent days trying to ge

tonight an interview with zuby, a rapper in the united kingdom, and a very insightful observer of americansay what he thinks. we're y sat down with him for a new tucker carlson today. he told us what he thinks of the covid mandates and the state of our ruling class. it's worth listening to. here's part of it. >> when you're in london, um, and you're in great britain, doeses anybody ever say you know i can't believe what's going on. here you have boris johnson, a smarts guy but can't manage his own, we don't even know how many kids he has. he's kind of a disaster personally telling us how to manage the intimate details of our lives. that's wrong. does anybody ever say that? millions of people do. >> tucker: good. >> there is a resistence. i don't want it to sound like every british person is a sheep who's just willing to comply with whatever daddy government says. it's not like that at all. i think proportionally, though, it's, it's different.k and another thing with the u-s-a and again a lot of americans take advantage, a huge advantage of this country beyond its size, geographical scale a

thanks to dagen mcdowell, zuby, kat, tyrus, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden focusing on his domestic policy agenda instead of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan including stranded americans and allies who helped us. here in the states, some folks aren't having it. several protesters accusing him of leaving americans behind. >> [bleep] leaving americans behind! [bleep] >> shannon: the panel standing by with reaction. look at new york city's crime prevention program that plans to pay at risk youth for things like getting their diploma or driver's license. a troubled liberal progressive city is sitting travel ban on texas. we will preview what will happen with the votes had to take place in a few hours. we begin with the president trying to push past afghanistan to his domestic policy agenda, ignoring questions from the press. today ignoring