for greg s icy trim that s worthy of a fantastic monologue. greg: wait. that s not what i ordered. you left something out. sorry, greg. yes, you don t get this brilliance on special report. in your face bret baier. gutfeld rules. greg: yeah. that s more like it vocal guy. still there are big changes afoot and not just ainsley earhardt quitting smokeless tobacco. here s not watching. boils down to one word, limit. we ve reached that. yep, we ve put our foot down like a drunk paul pelosi running a red light. let s start at the beginning. the recall of the ss school board members. after years of wokeness, voters finally put their sorry asses to sleep. remember they wanted to change the names to schools during the covid crisis, the voters told them to hit the road, and in san fran, that road is covered with [bleep]. there s netflix telling its employees if you re too sensitive to work here, don t. god, if i had a nickel every time i said that when i was directing those snuf
president biden continues to defend his performance on the economy. why fact checkers say the numbers don t add up. the spike in crime could be worse than we think. we ll look at a new report that finds 40% of the country s law enforcement agencies have failed to report crime stats to the fbi in 2021 leaving us wondering what the real picture is. we begin with team coverage of another primary election night. mark meredith is in south carolina where there s a split decision to the two g.o.p. representatives who face off with two trump challengers. and bret baier joins us live in studio tonight to kick off our coverage on what would be a bellwether special election in the texas border district. very interesting one, brett. reporter: shannon, good evening. this is a really big deal. as we go to the big board here, i can tell that you this texas election, a special election in texas 34 which is a district that is essentially 84%, 84% hispanic. there s theboard i said would real
fellow genius. come on! cut it out. greg: all right thank you. to michelle, jim norton, matt, kat timpf and our studio audience. fox news @ night with evil shannon bream. i m greg gutfeld and i love you, america! shannon: hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i m shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, we re following multiple congressional races as primary voters decide elections in four states, nevada, maine, south carolina and north dakota along with a crucial special election that may surprise a lot of folks out of texas. we have multiple live reports on the ground tonight, plus, americans continue to struggle to pay for necessities with no end in sight to inflation while
limited to all of the news. i knew that wouldn t land. i left it in there to see what would happen. sometimes it works but that one didn t work. the washington post reports that janet made the decision to scale back on opinions sections and why? like my erotic novel starring kneel caputo it turns off readers, and most only read it because it comes free with the ramada s free breakfast and it can cover up the blood stains. the memories. the editor saying quote we don t believe we have the expertise to tell anyone what to think on most issues. this he perceive us as having a bias agenda. gannett also admitted it s the main reason readers cancel subscription despite being low risk so high risk low reward
i don t care what you think. greg: jim brings up a great memory. used to be if you made it into the paper it was a great deal, a huge deal but now you don t even know what a paper is do you kat kat: i do. greg: care to define it? what is a newspaper? kat: it s something that s dying. i think it s probably a good call. they re like, okay, nobody reads these, the people do cancel because of them. newspapers aren t booming right now. people get news from twitter and their opinions from tik tok. so good call. greg: yeah. you know what sucks though michele, opinions are easier to create than actually to report something. michele: no question about it. we don t see really good reporting very often. but i m with kat, i think this is follow the money, right? it s not some place they can make a lot of money, they re spending money on maybe opinion writers or sources for opinions, you know, for editorials, whatever, and it has been remember you used to write a