committee about the biden brand. it's unclear exactly what the first family is selling but it appears to be worth a lot. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the very latest on today's block buster appearance. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening my friend. former hunter biden business partner devon archer testified that, yes, hunter put his father, then vp joe biden, on speaker phone while meeting with foreign business partners at least 20 times. archer making those claims during testimony before the house oversight committee al callingss which comma mid a month's long investigation which republicans say has yielded evidence related to the biden family's alleged foreign business schemes, including that the biden family and its associates created more than 20 shell companies and received more than $10 million from foreign nationals, again while joe biden served as vp. in a statement, oversight chair james comer says devon archer's testimony today confirms joe biden lied to the american people when he said he had no knowledge about his son's business dealings, and was not involved. joe biden was the brand that his son sold around the world to enrich the biden family. but over at the white house, pursed lips and eye rolling indignation. house republicans keep promising bombshell evidence to support their ridiculous attacks on the president but time after time they keep failing to produce any. meanwhile a source familiar with the testimony tells fox digital that hunter along with top executives at burisma called the obama administration to ask for help by firing a ukrainian prosecutor investing the company. of course that call they argue came just before then vp joe biden made his trip there. of course, a lot to still unpack in this back and forth. house republicans tonight, trace, tell us there's more to come. we'll keep an eye on it but for now back to you. >> trace: kevin corke live in dc. let's bring in deputy assistant general john yoo and kash patel gentlemen welcome to you both. kash to you first former fbi official who led the fbi's criminal investigations told me this about the biden brand. watch. >> you sell access or something of value and you get something back in return, but it's not an express quid pro quo, it's just an understanding, but if you can match up the services within a reasonable period of time with the thing of benefit, in this case $10 million or whatever it is, then you have bribery. >> trace: i guess if you put joe biden on the phone kash it proves you have access right. >> reporter: look as a former national security prosecutor who handled a lot of fraud cases let's contextual eyes this. if you put the former vice-president on the phone where his sons are dealing in foreign nations with millions of dollars in remunerations and he calls to say hi, that is a flex, a fraud, a corruption. look at it this way if president donald trump was in the white house and don jr. or eric were working at a foreign international company based out of ukraine for seven figures to lobby the us government and put president trump on the phone we wouldn't even be having this conversation or wondering when the propers cues is coming. this is exact will i the nature of what foreign agent registration's act is about and we're seeing why there's a two-tiered system of justice. the question isn't really whether joe biden was involved, he was. the question is, why hasn't hunter biden been prosecuted for violating the same foreign agent registration act so many others have been prosecuted for like paul manafort and company. >> trace: it's a fair argument, if you had access to the vice-president doesn't matter where you are or what you're selling, it matters the level of involvement you have. what do you think about this? >> that's a good point trace and kash makes an excellent point. that if you are really selling influence and getting some kind of money in exchange for above benefits like getting a prosecutor in ukraine fired from american pressure, then you have the painingings of a bribery case. now, we've got to be clear that we don't know yet. we've got to take the investigation slowly. but at least what devon archer's testimony makes cheer now and it's worth emphasizing is that joe biden is now a witness, not scombluft hands-off guy watching his son get in trouble, he's an actual witness, and that is why we need to have a special counsel, because it's impossible for the justice department to interview and investigate someone who's the head of executive branch. >> trace: but it's selling what is what i keep asking kash. the whole concept here is $17.3 million, we learned from the irs whistleblowers came the bidens way. i go back to the old dire straits song, money for nothing. i don't know what in the world you're getting for all this. >> money doesn't lie and that's why i think the suspicious activity reports that chair man co-mer's committee is after and the banking records show us that the millions of dollars, i don't think we have to show exactly what tend point was, just that there was a transaction, a foreign entity, a ccp affiliated company or ukrainian company paid an american company under devon archer and hunter biden's auspices to conduct government negotiations of any kind. that is a foreign agent registration act maneuver. and whether or not it led to bribery or fraud, that's another criminal act. so i think the department of justice has miserably failed the american public for not even initiating this action or at least halting it which would be even worse but that's what gray and garland have done with the two-tiered justice steam quick question on former president trump, the new allegations, january 6th would be the big fish but very hard to prove, the thinnest of cases. your thoughts? >> ar making a good point again trace. the january 6th case to me is the most important from a public interest perspective. we had an attack on the capitol are the count ever of electoral votes. but what showed from the hearings, there's no link between president trump on the one hand and the riders. so now we're hearing stories that the special council here is thinking of very aggressive interpretations of federal untried in our history to try to get trump which guaranties is going to take months and months if not years to resolve the issue. >> trace: yeah, these cases are all lined up. kash, john, thank you gentlemen, appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> thanks trace. >> trace: in oakland california the naacp is sick and tired of criminals not being held accountable saying it's not racist to want safety and the statement is getting big-time national attention. matt finn is live with the latest this. good evening. >> good evening trace a growing sentiment across the country people fed up with violent crimes in their neighborhood. tonight's story takes us to a packed meeting in the bay area in california where oakland residents say they've had enough. >> while i'm driving, and pull me out of the car at gunpoint. what are we doing to address this? and how do we solve this? nobody feels safe. >> they just drive around and pick a victim and it's just, it's getting scary. i'm fearful. >> pamela price needs to understand that there must be consequences when there are a soltice on people in this city. >> reporter: those people are blasting alameda district attorney pamela price for the rise in crime in the city. even naacp is slamming price writing in a scathing statement failed leadership including the movement to defund the police, our district attorney's unwillingness to charge and prosecute people who murder and commit life threatening serious crimes have created a hey day for oakland criminals. at that time meeting price was asked in particular about not charging nine juveniles recently taken into custody for robberies. price says the victims were not able to id their attackers and so far seasoned deputy says they can't prove their case. trace. >> trace: matt finn live in studio. let's brick in district attorney john mckinney, great to have you on, the naacp of oakland we the following, there's nothing compassionate or progressive about allowing criminal behavior to fester and rob oakland residents of their basic rights to public safety. it is not racist or unkind to want to be safe from crime. no one should have to live in fear in our city. i mean, it's spot on, john. your thoughts. >> it absolutely is and it's very refreshing in that this is coming from the naacp, a tried and true civil rights organization, with a long history of supporting people and having a core value of protecting the community going back, you know, the 1960s civil rights movement. this letter is nothing short of a you cry for help. and, as a black man and a prosecutor, i had a visceral reaction to leading this letter because you can feel the frustration in every word that was carefully crafted into that letter. >> trace: you're exactly right. i want to play some more sound, matt finn played a little bit of this. i want to play a little more of the residents because john talking about the visceral feeling. people are fed up. watch a couple more sound bites. ten seconds and we'll get back to you. >> they just drive around and pick a victim. it's just, it's getting scary i'm fearful. >> how do we stop this hamster wheel of crime? because that's really the question. >> trace: i mean, people in oakland are fed up. people across california, across the nation, are really speaking out the same way because this has gone on long enough. >> absolutely. i mean, we've been watching the collapse of law and order in a civil society for quite some time now. it is a good sign that in san francisco they voted out a progressive da, dean, and replaced him with a sensitive district attorney in brook jenkens. i think this letter from the naacp is yet another sign people are fed up and want change. >> reporter: you talk about brook jenkins getting push back in san francisco, let's put the video up because of this carjacking, violent carjacking by two suspects. the video went viral, car goes down up and over a stair rail and then lands and then you have to two car jackers who escaped, later arrested and they are not charged. they are let go, john, because they said, well, we just didn't have really enough witness participation, we couldn't hold them. and you think how is that possible in san francisco? >> well, i think this case is still under investigation. you know, prosecutors are ham strung with a limited amount of time to make an initial decision and all the facts can't be gathered in that time period, then we have to request further investigation. i think we might see this case come back and, if so, we should have a lot of confidences in this new da up there. >> trace: do you see, when you see these kinds of carjackings, and you tack about brooke jenkins do you see changes coming in san francisco because seems to be we look look at the video all the time and see cases like this, seems to be they're trying, they're scraping and scrapping but they don't have the resources to you will p it off. >> right, she was a pointed first and then she got elected so she hasn't been there very long but i do think we are seeing incremental changes, hearing a different attitude, different tone even from the mayor of san francisco. the people there are resilient. and i think we're going to see san francisco pull out of this. now, for us down here in southern california, we have to pay attention to what's going on up north, both in san francisco and alameda county so we can take care of the progressive da george gascón who we have down here. >> trace: john great to have you on as well. >> thank you, thank you. >> trace:. >> trace: first up in tonight's crime crisis round up another weekend of gun violence in chicago, nearly 50 people shot in chicago the past few days including nine women at a birthday lieu ow party early sunday morning, one woman a 24-year-old mother of two shot in the face and later died. meantime illinois governor jb pritzker signed more than 130 bills just on friday. one of those new measures will allow non-citizens to apply to be a police officer. a hospital in columbus mississippi was on lock down for about an hour this afternoon after four people were shot nearby. police believe people in two vehicles were firing at each other and the shooting victims came from those vehicles >> new york city is turning out to be a very bad sanctuary city. the city mayor is telling illegal migrants not to come. they can't house the ones already there and now the streets are fill wind asylum seekers, jackie ibañez is live in our new york city news room with more on this. jacqui good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. over 50,000 migrants are currently in new york city's care with even more arriving on a daily basis. many of them have remained camped outside the roosevelt holt here, you can see. the hotel opened back in may as the city's main arrival center. now dozens of migrants have been told there is no space inside, and many waited in a line. you can see wrapped around a city block, while others, they slept outside. >> we feel bad. everybody is not happy. i'm telling you, the people are not happy. you see too many people sit outside, no drink, no food, anything. >> reporter: today mayor eric adams says the city has run out of space and the current situation is not sustainable. >> it's not going to get any better. from this moment on, it's downhill. there is no more room. >> reporter: the mayor again repeated calls for more assistance from the state and federal government and is continuing his fight against the state's so-called right to shelter law. trace back to you. >> trace: be careful what you wish for, jackie ibañez live in new york. jackie thank you >> new polling shows former president trump crushing ron desantis his closest contender by nearly 40 points. meantime the florida governor is on defense about how he is running his presidential campaign. we are joined by chief political anchor and host of special report bret baier who had an exclusive one on one with governor ron desantis. bret, it was a great interview. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. i found it compelling and i want to play this sound bite. this is the governor talking about trump in the general election against biden. watch. >> you don't believe the former president trump could win a general election against joe biden. >> i don't think so. because i think that there's too many voters who just aren't going to vote for him going forward. the polls that come out, i beat biden in georgia, trump doesn't. i beat biden soundly in arizona, trump doesn't. those are just the realities. >> trace: did you find, because it appears that, you know, the governor says this a lot, bret, that the whole, it doesn't seem to me like biden and trump, it's not a match because biden is going to beat trump. do you think that's enough for governor desantis in this? >> you know, trace, it's interesting. good evening. i think that the governor is trying to make his stand here. he's resetting his campaign. he fired a third of his campaign workers. he's having some ires, you know, the media are covering all the issues about fund raising et cetera and he's here in new hampshire to say, listen, this is what i'm really about. i pressed him on a lot of these issues, but his main point is that donald trump cannot win a general election. and when republicans realize that, and he said state by state they will, that he will gain in the polls. he doesn't think the national polling is accurate and he believes that he's going to fight it vote by vote in new hampshire living rooms and iowa farm houses. >> trace: we're going to talk about the polls in a moment but i want to go back to your interview. ron desantis's campaign clearly has been criticized. as you point out he's made some changes and you talked with him about some of these course corrections. watch. >> i'm not a political operative. i'm not a campaign proechlt you know, you set out the vision and you execute on it and if it's not being executed you make the course correction. >> trace: is it just course correction at some point the candidate has to stand up and say the candidate also has to gain some traction in this. >> yeah, and, no, trace i read to him a quote from ed rollins political operative we know well who was with former president trump, jumped to desantis, was running his political action committee and came out with this really scathing quote in the rolling stone magazine saying that essentially he's not warm and fuzzy and it's the candidate himself and it's not the campaign to blame. he pushed back on that. he said that he's going to stand by his principles. he doesn't think that he's all about culture war. there's much more to him and he points to his election last time in florida, how he won places like dade county, miami dade county, that were historically republican. you couldn't do it. i think he's starting to get back to that campaign style and less about focusing in on those culture issues that he has at the beginning of the campaign. >> trace: yeah, he needs to pick up a win or two because the new york times sienna poll, put this up on the screen has trump at 54%. just one poll, you have desantis at 17%, everybody else is losing. it seems the more that trump is indicted, has legal troubles his numbers keep going up and everybody else's just keep going down. >> yeah, of the republicans who say former president trump in this poll, the new york times poll, says former president trump committed one or two serious felonies, of those, 22% say they're still going to vote for him. imagine that environment being an opponent trying to get traction even as the president is facing a lot of legal woes and may face more indictments each time his numbers have gone up. so i think you're going to see a lot more head on head, you know, confrontation, but desantis says it's not personal, he's going to make it policy. >> trace: lastly karl rogue told me today people will realize trump has too much baggage and they're not going to vote for him. is that a fair assessment? >> i don't think so. i mean at least right now that's the pitch that all these other candidates are making but if you look at what people are saying, it's not tracking in anything that we're seeing. now the former president's going to make a decision whether he goes on that deate stage in milwaukee or not, hasn't made it yet. but it is going to be fascinating to see, as this develops, whether he feels like he needs to ghat the fight and kind of push people away, or he's just going to hold the lead. some political operatives say, you know, it's like an nba team that goes on prevent defense. sometimes, you know, somebody gets traction and they make some baskets. so we'll see what he decides. either way i can tell you governor desantis is doing a full reset of his campaign and we'll see if that has traction, too. >> trace: yeah, it was a great interview bret baier thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you bet. >> trace: coming up learn more about the american nurse and her daughter kidnapped in haiti while working with a faith-based ministry. and later in the nightcap are you often late for thing like doctors appointments or plans with friends? 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is this about money? is it terror? is it both? >> unfortunately, haiti is in a downward spiral. i've gone there a few items in the last four years. their president was killed two years ago. he was assassinated in his home. we don't currently have a president. we don't have a functioning parliament. but most importantly we don't have functioning security forces. there's no law and order, and now criminal gangs are taking advantage of those circumstances and terrorizing the population, and when they can, unfortunately taking hostages of westerners. it's really unfortunate in particular because this woman is a nurse, she was sniffing the community. she was trying to help people. a year and a half ago 17 mission areas who were also trying to help working in an orphanage were abducted, americans and canadiens. fortunately they were released so let's hope this woman is as well. >> trace: what's your take on the state department ordering non-emergency staff to leave port of prince as fas as they can. >> sounds like the right decision because of the lawlessness of haiti but also concerning because the u.s. plays an important role in haiti, a stabilizing force in haiti. we need our diplomats to be there working stabilize the politics, try and get elections underway. but we can't do that when they're at risk. >> trace: on the flip side nbc washington talking about the situation, mexico pointing fingers at the united states, specifically washington, dc, quoting, the mexican consulate in dc sweeted citizens should take precautions, the dat mallen echoed similar concerns certains in dc on social media. according violent crime up, vehicle them up 116 byron donalds sexual abuse um 34% and homicides increased by 18%. yeah, they're big numbers but the warning in mexico is somewhat embarrassing. what do you think about that. >> it's ironic, mexico obviously has seen substantial increases in violent crimes and mexicans are in danger, americans are in danger of course as well. so it's ironic they're saying this about dc but unfortunately it is true also that violent crime is up in dc, more carjackings in dc, people in dc beginning to get worried again. we had this under control ten, 20 years ago but now it's not under control so we need more police on the streets, we need better trained police to confront this problem. we want dip mates from all countries around the world here in washington to the feel safe including mexico and guatemala they ought to feel they can come to the nation's capitol and do their job without worrying about crime. >> trace: we just talked about oakland california the naacp saying crime crime crime you have to handle it. and now you have mexico, mexico saying you have to handle this. i have about 15 seconds for you but do you this i the administration's thinking, we're getting the message here? >> i think president biden gets this. you know, a few months ago dc city council wanted to decrease penalties for crimes and president biden did not support that and he made sure that change in the laws did not happen, that there was some bipartisan support in congress but as president biden had ultimately made the difference and made sure that didn't happen. he understands this he's been tough on crime and doesn't want crime to be an issue for his campaign. >> trace: yeah. david great to have you on as always thank you >> coming up how the biden administration is taking aim at schools with hunting and archery programs. millions of students could be impacted. common sense and tudor dixon. but first card country b says enough is enough to an unruly fan only without so many words and emergency responders go to great tloents rescue a horse after it stumbled on the trail. the days's best viral videos next. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> trace: fox news digital confirming tonight a new target for the biden administration is schools with hunting and archery programs. one member of the gop is calling their interpretation of the law, quote, shameful. jackie ibañez is live with more on who this affects. jacqui. >> hey trace several hunting and pro second amendment groups say provision of a law meant to promote school safety is actually preventing school students from learning valuable skills like safe hunting and archery. fox news digital has confirmed the biden administration is withholding what many officials say are critical funds for elementary and secondary schools that have hunting or archery programs in their curriculum. according to the national archery in the school program, the new federal guidance impacts over one million students and nearly 9,000 schools. the department of education says its funding decisions are based upon how it reads the bipartisan safer communities act, which was passed last year after a string of mass shootings. a provision of that prohibits quote training in the use of a dangerous weapon. as a result some schools have already reportedly cut hunting and archery all together but some say it's simply misinterpreting the provision. gop congressman dan bishop tells fox news digital quote the biden admin will take any opportunity to stomp on your constitutional rights even down to teaching kids archery and hunting skills. the department of education says they are simply administering the bipartisan law as written by congress. trace, back to you. >> trace: jackie ibañez live in new york. jackie, thank you >> well fox news at night common sense department is learning more about the biden administration withholding money e marked for thousands of schools with archery and hunting programs. the department of education is arguing that the safer communities act, passed last year, bans those programs from getting federal funding even though hunting and ar shallry are never mentioned in the safer communities act. not oncement remember in the wake of school shootings the safer communities act was promoted as a way to make schools safer but common sense wonder why you would take money away from teaching kids about gun safety and environmental conversation because that is what hunting and archery classes are based on. so is it braille safety or is it about handling bows and arrows and guns. and by bows and arrows and guns it's really about guns. is this about limiting or banning guns? democrats say no, no, no, it's all about the use of dangerous weapons. interesting because when you look at crime stats it's really hard to find people wounded and killed by bows and arrows but the same crime stats are billed people wounded and killed by knives and bats. common sense says it's only a matter of time before the feds start defunding to team and home economics class. let's bring in former gop gubernatorial candidate and host of the tudor dixon podcast, tudor great to have you on. the archery, funding issue is aimed directly at red cities and red states. what do you think about this? >> well, of course. this is not an attempt to keep anybody safe. this is an attempt to take guns and this is what we've been talking to hunting groups about for years. this is the next step. they're going into our schools. this is not about whether or not kids are going to be safe or learn hunter safety. this is about they want kids to believe that guns are bad. no matter what, guns are bad. they should be afraid of guns. and this is that next step to make sure that any type of safety course around guns, any type of introduction to guns as a child is going to be taken out of your curriculum. you will not see that at school. in fact, it will take the next step and will be telling kids any type of gun is bad, hunting is bad, you shouldn't be doing any of this and pretty soon we will be seeing problems from the fact we don't have any husbanders out there, we already see this in michigan with too many dear jumping into our streets. this is a catastrophic mistake on the biden administration's part, but they have a plan and it is nefarious. >> trace: spebl of schools high school boys are trending, the hill writes 12th agreed boys are twice as likely to identify as conservative versus liberal according to a respected federal serve way of american youth. what's happening? >> i think it's interesting, i think they're watching what's going on and i think they're watching the way women are talking. if you this i about high school boys they're they go about girls a lot of the time and if they're looking at liberal girls take doesn't seem leak a lifelong choice those girls are tough on boys and in fact sometimes you don't even know if they were born girls. so now i imagine maybe i identify as a conservative and i want to have a conservative wife and actually want a family one day. >> reporter: then you move into mobs for liberty or moms of liberty the group the poverty law center called them the extremist group. not only calling them extremist but challenging the group's tax status, quoting here -- let's watch this from tiffany justice moms for liberty co-founder. watch. >> why has moms for liberty become such a target in for vilification. because since our very short time since our founding of january 2021 we the moms have been making a difference. >> trace: you can think that's right because really they weren't resonating who gives a hoot. you don't go after somebody who's not making an impact. >> exactly and that's what they're afraid of. they definitely don't want to continue to allow this group to bring parents over to our schools and say hey wait maybe our public schools aren't teaching as much as they want, maybe go back to social issues, we need to get back to the education. that is the right for the parents rights group and the other side doesn't like that, they don't like the idea of people getting into dearborn michigan and taking those voters. so they want to shut them down, a political .to get them to be on the hate list, someone out there moms won't gather to, but moms are actually saying i want someone who's going to stand up for me and this group is doing that. >> trace: we're going to talk to some of those moms tomorrow night, tudor diction on great to have you as always. thank you. >> thank you so much >> first up in tonight's viral videos, cardi b threw her mike fob at a fan after he splashed his drink on her, not the first time they've been targeted on stage but rare to see something back in the audience. some who went said they were encourage them to throw. the fan who threw the drink is very apologetic. >> how about this hot mess a commercial vehicle carrying 30 thousand pounds of chocolate caught fire after the driver lost control and the trailer separated. all that chocolatey goodness melted to the and gras, fire fighters were able to contain it and put it out. no one was hurt, unless you were looking forward to chocolate then you might be >> got this horse out of a tight spot. when initial attempts failed they airlifted the horse to a nearby riding where emergency responders say it was able to knock on its own. finally a group of docks ins faced off on the 16th annual german fest in milwaukee wisconsin. the breed as you may or may not know originated in germany, took first place in his decision, pup got sidetracked and had to be rangled to be amusement. if you have a video to share send it over to trace gallagher at fox news at night. on social media. coming up time blindness, blindness of time. is that a thing? and are you one suffering from something many say is this related? still time to weigh in, don't be late at tires and scam at trace gallagher. the nightcap crew is next. life look at situatedner australia and portugal kick off their women's world cup match, little over three hours from now, it is a must win or draw con test for the us in their push for a third straight title. coming right back. ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. check it out, you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, i'll look into that. let me put a reminder on my phone. save $700 dollars. pick up dad from airport? ohhhhhh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> trace: we're back with the nightcap crew, jackie ibañez, kevin corke, matt finn and mick finney. blindness. recently a woman took to tik tok for time blindness accommodations in the workplace, she claims it's a real medical condition that should be accommodated. are you chronically late and do you think time blindness should be considered a medical condition? you have to start with kevin corke on a top he can like this, serious as this kevin corke. your thoughts? >> you know what? i think you should be on time. if it's five minutes i'm really relaxed but the truth is if you say you're going to be there, be there. medical condition? if i can say it in a nice way, but i'll just say it this way my friend, what i'm thinking is probably not appropriate for tv. i would just say get out of here with that. >> trace: devon how many times do you grow up and hear just show up on time and to the work and stop with with the whining. >> exactly. >> trace: let's talk to john mckinney about this. >> i'm due in court at 8:30 tomorrow, at least i was, now it's looking more like 9:15. there's a certain genius to this generation z. i haven't quite figured out how to i don't it yet for socinius . >> trace: man, they can work any deal on this. i laugh because i'm not really time blind because i can make an excuse for everything. church i'll tell my wife, listen the priest doesn't walk in until ten minutes after the hour. dinner they don't expect you to be there until 15 minutes after the reservation, that kind of thing. matt finn what do you think? >> i was seven minutes late to my dentist appointment and i felt bad about that. i try not to be late. >> trace: that's a sickness. jackie ibañez. >> sounds like you're all very sick on this panel except kevin corke. i think it's a sign of disrespect i don't like people being late and if i am going to be late i always let people know i'm going to be a couple minutes late. i hate it. >> trace: throw this out there if you are fashion ately late, if you go to someone's house do you ever arrive at the exact moment you're supposed to be there? kind of a raise your hand. disagrees, if you're there on time 5:00 people are like are you kidding me you're here on time. the nightcap poll are you chronically late twitter yes 13%, instagram 17% no 83. the response is dre. people who don't have ocd have no idea how hard it is to manage time. china, i had an employee who absolutely could not arrive on time. he had ocd, he was close to losing his job without him knowing i started writing his schedule to arrive one hour earlier than i needed him. he was always on time after that, win win. michael sexton there are clocks everywhere, no sense of time retired and kevin says it shouldn't be a medical condition because it's a skill you learn more of the time as a kid and that is fairly true. kevin, jackie, john, matt finn thank you for joining nightcap. and thank you for joining us i'm trace gallagher set your dvr, we'll see you tomorrow night. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? 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