done for descendants of slaves. reporter: after two years of deliberations, california reparations task force sent to final report to the state capitol for the state legislature and governor to decide how the state should handle reparations. many expected it to call for a concrete dollar amount, the task force is leaving that challenge to the legislature and it provides over 115 recommendations spanning from cash payments to policy reforms to a formal apology to eligible residents designated as descendants of slaves. critics call this effort fiscally irresponsible noting how california is facing a $31.5 billion deficit. reparations is the extraction of money from people who were never slave owners to be given to people who were never slaves. we will never see reparations paid in california. again, it s illegal. it s unconstitutional. it violates the equal protection clause. reporter: progressive governor gavin newsom signed legislation creating the first in the nation
for the first time and he was like whoa! true, it s been a while since the supreme court treated the constitution as anything but a paper powell for when biden spills his ensure and the reason for the change is also the reason for tonight s monologue. it s been over 150 years since america banned slavery but here s an interesting fact that folks at reuters just dug up. i love reuters. a lot of powerful people descended from slave owners. that includes republicans, mitch mcconnell. i would say he took one on the chin, but we all know that s not possible. [laughter] greg: but also lindsey graham, james langford and tom cotton. his name sort of gave that away. [laughter] greg: if you ever run for president should not use the slogan pick cotton. not going to work in the cities. [laughter] i would not advise that either. greg: all right. if those old white men didn t surprise you, how about tammy duckworth, jean and liz warren, right? that s got to be tough for those wom
qunol has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qunol. the brand i trust. we re out of time. thanks to governor nikki haley. good evening. welcome to america s late news x fox news @ night. i m trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight when it comes to getting into college, race based admissions or affirmative action is over but the left is vowing to continue the fight. in moments live coverage and reaction. there s a verdict in trial of the first ever u.s. law enforcement officer to face criminal charges over his inaction during a school shooting. we begin with breaking news here in california where the reparations task force has finally decided what should be
attorney. what he will say in a matter of minutes, despite growing calls for him to resign, acosta has no intentions of going anywhere. a close ally of the president 2e8s cnn acosta may not have much time left. i think the plea agreement he did is indie fence bible. i think that he s not going to stay for long. i haven t spoken to the president about it. but i do think we re reporting on news x tonight, our white house correspondent says he will be out in a few weeks. you ve learned that president trump played a key role in this event today. how so. we re here, we re standing outside the labor department right now, where any minute, we re going to hear from secretary acosta. where one official said he s not expected to offer his resignation, but he s going to come out and defend the role he played in overseeing jeffrey