kevin corke is life with a record number of migrants and excuses. >> excuses indeed you remember this, it was actually less than a month , karine jean-pierre, insisted that is done more to secure the border than anyone else. base with some 10,000 migrants inc. over a 24 hour period and over a half-for work authorizat white house appears to be feeling a bit less confident about its border security now. >> what you call it here at the white house when 10,000 peoplea single day? >> what you call it, peter? no, no, no. no, no, no. >> trace: naturally these questions are the ones that americans would be asking. instead i have some breaking news to share with you tonight the administration is granting thousands of work authorization to new york city migrants from venezuela. it is they cash-strapped gotham that struggles to manage the nearly hundred thousand migrant that arrived in the city thus far this year. it's a taste of what border tow still with each and every day. >> i am just watching peter doocy and i know you cover the white house for a long time. did he handle it well? was that the question and would you expect karine jean-pierre t give an answer? >> i think that karine jean-pierre is very bright here the problem is she has sort of of us against them attitude. when you are the press secretary , it's not about dealing with reporters you're trying to communicate and convince the american people an she fails to do that when she sparks back and this has been a pattern from day one of the biden white house. >> trace: back to you a little bit later. the fox news in a commonsense department would also like to weigh in on karine question, which was pretty straightforward, quoting what you call here at the white hous when 10,000 people illegally cross the southern border in a a single day today seesaw, karine jean-pierre quickly moved on. peter doocy called her bluff an. peter doocy called her bluff an declared she had a straight flush saying that no president has done more to secure this border than president biden. val note that is a poker-faced lie but then again it is very easy to double down and hold them close to the best when the media is constantly covering your bat. normally the press secretary gets to fold and walk away without showing her cards and then when the administration up the ante, it is the border states that -- now the big blue states are in the game, the big blue mayors were bluffing all along when it came to sanctuary status. and with the border overflowing and cities overrun, common sens and finally the chips are down on the stakes could not be higher and team biden is stuck with the pair of 3's. nothing up their sleeve. as we said many times commit is really now nationwide everybody is feeling this thing that i want to play the sound bite. this is from a man who lives 20. >> it is not going to stop. you can see at the border they come in and they're going to se it for real. we don't know where they came from there we don't know im the country and if they're criminal and their country and you are bringing them into our community . >> the bottom line is that nobody is betting these people and the biden demonstration keeps telling us their stories. >> of course. they've nothing else to say because the facts are totally against them. everyone can see the catastroph that is unfolding. i have to say i cannot understand by a friend of mine said to me the other day, commonsense department from trace gallagher is one of his favorite segments. you lay it out there perfectly. and that is why that moment was so revealing. was very clarifying. it was so interesting that the first thing that she said, the instant reaction was to blame republicans that she was going to go and say it's republican fault for not having legislatio unlike what they did today. they don't need legislation because that acted in the way that they want couple which is in a reporters direction here they can do that without congress why can't they secure the border without congress appears. >> the same theme, different concept here. the same in ministration that says nobody has secured the border like president biden has now started a misinformation strategy campaign is going to have to be more aggressive pushing back on misinformation from an communications perspective and filling some of the gaps these companies, meaning the social media companies are leaning behind. want to show media censorship all over again. >> of course. you know cover there was that forays defining deviancy. when they're defining misinformation, basically it is clear that misinformation on their definition is any opinion that they don't like the fact that it ist that it is inconvenient to them and it is just ridiculous. the real thing here thatt is that you have got this administration completely flattened on all of this. they are not allowedowed to do desperate it's against the constitution and these are the same people that constantly lecture us about democrats and the rule of law and the rest of it. yet they are totally happy to break them in their own interes appears. >> i got about 30 seconds left and i want to put this up because the fifth circuit court of appeals ruling on september 8 , this is missouri and louisiana, government officials were the ones pulling the strings. the talking about the biden administration, social media platforms to censor them throug private medications and legal threats out this thing is a theme and now they're going right back and it won't be long before we see the mary poppins of misinformation again. >> scary poppins i think. i wouldn't be so rude. the thing is, the absolute hypocrisy of these people, look at them pontificating day after day about the lawbreaking trumpet all this on the threat to democracy. they are doing it all the time. free speech, the first amendmen is the bedrock of our democrati republic here in america and they don't care as long as it tries to help them politically. >> thank you for the not to come . we appreciate you coming on as always. >> of course be a. >> here we go again, another manhunt underway for a murder suspect on the run. this time he walked out of an indiana jail but he didn't skate . he was accidentally set free. the chief correspondent jonatha hunt's life with information on this. >> the accused murderer walked out of the county jail and was on the loose for almost a week before officials decided to tel residents an alleged killer might be hiding among them. >> we have used this time as a tactical advantage for us here expect that tactical advantage hasn't led to the capture of 28 -year-old kevin mason and now that sheriff's department is asking for the public's help in finding a man they say is quite obviously good at invading -- evading law enforcement. >> we know what he does we believe that someone quite obviously he has others financing him and helping aid him. >> mason is accused of the murder of a man back in 2021 an it took two years for law enforcement to track them down and book him inte county jail from which he promptly walked out, thanks to human error. making a mistake with paperwork and allowing him to walk out the door just two days after his arrest. >> they are going to be very aggressive in pursuing you and >> the sheriff set as his deputies will not sleep until mason is recaptured. presidents in an around the neighborhood might not sleep to sadly either until that tactica advantage the sheriff talked about pays off. >> thank you. fats bring in special agent katie cherkasky and nicole parker. thanks for coming on. they didn't want kevin mason to note they were tracking him. what you think about this? >> i worked investigations of a similar nature and i can't understand that the criminal knows you're on them and they flee. from what i understand law enforcement was tracking the girlfriend. the girlfriend literally went and picked him up at that the tension center. how this occurred is absolutely baffling to me and devastating to this family. their loved ones, the thought that justus was going served an all of a sudden the person they believed murdered their loved one is on the loose. they were tracking the girlfriend who picked him up from the detention center and she was not cooperative. they thought will track and she will cooperate. that did not happen and now the need the public's help. it is very important. >> we want to go back now to th actual before they released him. here is colonel james martin answering question or maybe eve dodging questions is a better description. >> what did you say to the perception that this oversight or clerical error as part of a bigger picture of incompetence from the marion county sheriff' office. >> our focus and our commitment to the community is bringing kevin mason back in the custody. >> you just have to say we really need to get our act together. >> i offense attorney. i'm surprised to see incompetence of law enforcement. it is really disheartening when they're talking about an industry in a fashion that is responsible for essentially matters of the four people. i think the public would like t believe there is more confidenc going on with that are there significant errors that occur a we can see here. >> i wonder because we have had a scabies in indiana right now and then we had a couple that was just arrested this week in pennsylvania. what is happening here. that is that shortages, staffin shortages, what are you pinpointing. >> i would say all of the above that i think it is the quality of work performed that is unacceptable there to the hurt the police chief saying autocar machine were getting paid. that is your job in the job is to protect your community put that this entirely inexcusable. people need to form their job t the best. the american public deserves that. >> i want to play some sound here because going back to the search, a lot of the neighbors were scared and baffled because they were not getting the prope information. >> we want better security and we want better communication. if this ever happens again. >> i certainly want to know wha problems the community had had relifeline to our community. >> that was the big complaint, the way you handled it with the community after he escaped. your last thoughts. >> at the upmost this is a safety issue. that is why the law-enforcement and criminal justice system exists on the first place. it is disheartening to say the least when there is such a failure on all grounds uptime. that puts people's lives at ris but it does not help to rebuild trust in law enforcement. it is very important in it is v country. >> i've got ten seconds, nicole. would you agree with that? >> i agree but i think we need to know that they are being protected. those are making clerical error and they shut up and pet i can container that law-enforcement was probably extremely frustrated with the amount of work that they took to arrest the sky and it was embraced by clerical error. >> nicole parker, great to have you both on thank you. >> we are now six days from the second gop presidential debate and there are signs that former president trump may be losing some ground in the early voting status by what. marion rafferty is live on the west coast with the latest numbers. >> a week out from the second republican debate, former president trump remains the favorite for the republican nomination but we talk to voter and some of thos they are keeping their options open. >> i don't have a second choice. that is who i am focusing on hi is him to win. >> i would like to see him run as vice president. if i had to pick one, it would be nikki haley. >> and nikki haley has seen her support and i would double whil the former president continues to hold a commanding lead, trum will make four more stops in the of a repeat of 2016 when he cam in second. >> last time i was leaving, i was beating everybody but they didn't do the caucus thing to well and i learned a lot. we went to new hampshire and we knocked them dead. >> new pulling out of new hampshire shows a sharp drop in support for ron desantis as ramaswamy and nikki haley remai in a close fight for second. as for the former presidents president's challengers there seizing on his recent-and some of those key early voting state like iowa and south carolina. >> that is the big focus. let's bring in the national political politics reporter fro the hill, julia manchester. thank you both for coming on. political rights of falling about the president say after briefly touting his economic record, boaters touted on his record pretty told the story about the events of charlottesville in 2017 is the reason for his campaign could'v humanist later he told the stor again nearly word for word part. with the very telling sign and it's got to be troubling for democrats. >> is troubling for democrats because we know this is what republicans are going to seize on, biden's age of what appears to be or what critics say is hi slowing down or showing his age. to be fair, this is probably seen on both sides of the aisle in terms of health and mental acuity, whether it is dianne feinstein or joe biden. all there different situations, president five miss running for reelection, very hard job prett sinister '80s and their questions as to whether someone at this age can hold this position. >> nikki haley said this. watch. >> these are people making decisions on our children's future. we need to know they are at the top up their game. we all know vibrant 75 euros that can run circles around us. and then we know joe biden. >> joe biden is not a spry 80, almost 81. >> maybe they should be asking what are they going to start thinking about the 27th amendment and are we going to continue to allow this to continue to allow this presiden to function as we see him functioning everyday. >> the question also becomes if you have a candidate that is no apparently looking like he can handle it, are you going to see more arrows thrown from the democratic side. >> you bring up an excellent point. this president has two thirds o the democratic party so they want someone else. no one will step up as a seriou challenge to joe biden. until two everything you need t know about the state of the democratic party. >> john wrote this, they played a major part in grading the precise conditions for fascism to flourish. democrats are to the right of richard nixon on domestic policy . don't believe me, look it up they sold out the working class for decades. the democratic elite are full o it starts with a s. >> this is indicative of what i happening within the democratic party and i think the left in general. you have your establishment and is some cases more modern democrats and you have these progressives like john q sack, for example. in terms of whether democrats will challenge biden. that doesn't seem to be happening. he's running as a third-party candidate. and they likely become presiden he could peel enough votes away from biden where he hands it to whoever his republican challenger is not what you to take a look at this cnn un -- new hampshire poll. is kind of interesting. to see trump's leading 39% and ramaswamy and second. where is ron desantis. ron desantis, david come in fifth place in new hampshire part are you surprised by that? >> we are going to see some y t? >> we are going to see some movement in here. you really going to see movemen after the foxbusiness debate. >> we will be there afterward s keep watching. >> where do you start seeing th process go is that this next debate starts to get the field down to three, may be four legitimate contenders for a new get that field smaller and that what happens in the third and fourth debate, donald trump shows up to be part of the fina until -- p do you surprised that ron desantis is the number 5 in new hampshire. >> new hampshire doesn't necessarily surprise me because we know this is always 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(gentle music) >> trace: got wind of a hit piece about hibbard than the mainstream news outlet and what he did next went viral. jonathan hunt this live with th rest of the story. >> he made a very spectacular cold call to a washington post reporter. he was angered when he heard th post food writing team was planning a piece about him and contacting sponsor of his pizza event apparently saying this. >> we are planning to write about the festival and how some of the sponsors and participant have drawn criticism by associating themselves with dav -- who has a history of problemati behavior. >> of washington post reporter first denied sending anything like that to advertisers. then when the mill was read bac to her, she admitted she had indeed sent it but since she -- she said she did it just to get a reaction. >> it's a tactic when you want someone to respond, there might be something negative. that's all i was trying to do. >> that is a sad state of journalism if that is a tactic that you have to use to make something up about somebody. he says he's disappointed but not surprised at the apparent lack of journalistic i activism really. this first of washington post food writer. to mensing on the surveillance video and the suspects remain a large. the length that burglars will g to two still cash from a restaurant or the suspects are sawing through the lock up the security gate and smashing a glass window to get inside. police say that bandits got awa with money and they just don't know how much paid police in denver searching for a woman wh shot and injured five people outside a whiskey bar. this female suspect denied entr to the bar and open fire. those who injuries. let's bring in jenny, director of the education freedom center. cheryl, moms for liberty chapte chair and staff writer at "the federalist". that you offer coming on. we appreciate it but i want to show this video. it is horrifying but it makes a point for us. these are nevada teenagers that are deliberately going after an hitting this police chief, a former police chief in california and he lived in vega and they went after him. you have to watch this and see. they say ready, hit him, and they honk and they are laughing. the chief was killed in this. is almost like these kids are playing a videogame. what is so funny. >> they are clearly detached lack of empathy and the psychological warfare that is going on with addictive apps like tiktok and these really violent, violent video games. it is impacting the cute and in a really dangerous way they are not in school. they are dropping out. there is absenteeism and they lost their sense of purpose. and there is a bailey structure and stimulation. >> i want to play this because this is the seattle cashier nearly beaten to death for wer she was losing consciousness, she heard them laughing. ast things want is for a >> honestly i don't know but i servicemember, these young men don't know if it is just kids men and women are going to be don't seem to fear anything leaders and to be in a kinetic anymore. there are no repercussions for situation with their teammates and they failed to meet that task because they got a hall it. >> they were laughing they had pass because of their minority no regard for anything. status. they don't care anymore. cannot have that in the service >> it is almost like they don't care. academy. >> here is pennsylvania governo >> i think it is slack, thing on automatic voter registration. and if i have to rattle off the top three, when we close schools >> now when you go to the dmv t , we basically showed kids that they don't matter. get a drivers license, you will a lot of kids really took that be able to automatically get to heart. also, you know, under the obama registered to vote unless you choose to opt out. ministration, they fold out these restorative justice there 1.7 million pennsylvania' policies that really tied the hands of administrators and devote bid. >> barack obama applauds this teachers. they are not punishing kids big kids are, you know, they are law in pennsylvania. >> there is no when seven. going on twitter and they see these viral videos and they see that just caught the biden administration was in the these people got away with it i'm i'm going to get away with process of printing ideas to th it too much met. department of homeland security. they are planning on fights in they just waved in for hundred school. 78,000 minimum as well they gav you can someone and still go to them status and now we see school. pennsylvania rolling out we are not having the old registration rolls and this is the problem. standards that we had for nyquist in school where if you these ids sort of collide into did something wrong, you were one another and they lead to individuals get not just driver punished for review were suspended and you were expelled. licenses, but the right to vote which is a constitutional right we are just not doing that for americans are not illegal anymore. >> and i don't want to point immigrants but they are very good at delaying the game at th fingers at your generation voter registration roles. because that is not fair, but they've been doing a long time. clearly something is going on here and i wonder if you had an >> you would think that an attorney general who has kind of solution or answers to presided over the embarrassing debacle of the hunter biden what it is. >> yes, there are a lot of things going on, but i think th investigation what express compression or maybe a little anger at those who have shamed biggest thing, the biggest caus of all if of this is that we ar him when he is hauled hall before a congressional committe experiencing a spiritual and to explain. at last merrick garland is just familial crisis. their growing up without a another mr. magoo put he knows father and a home. and many of them are religious. nothing. what was your impression of the attorney general yesterday? it's the most irreligious >> it was an abject failure of generation to date in america the top officer in the country and so what's happening as they to rise to the demand of the nation's needs in law don't get disciplined and they enforcement beauty has lied to are not grounded by any sort of congress under oath about the basalt they are just aimless. hunter biden investigation and in that on top of during covid, his involvement in it in communications he's had pretty light of the world about whethe many hundreds of thousands of or not joe biden was involved i students, 700,000 plus students prosecuting the donald trump were still missing from the cases because joe biden had to waive executive privileges school system because of the lock down, so many of them are spirits of the conversation had still on the street and then yo have blue cities that have das to have occurred pretty is also congress from receiving multipl that are allowing crime and documents that are under subpoena first 6-7-8-9 months. signaling to young people that it is okay and then you have th these are felonies of other abolish the police movement people have been prosecuted for. which we encourage people to and our top officer seems to disrespect law-enforcement law enforcement now we have law think all of that is beneath hi and he knows better than the rest. the two-seater -- enforcement decreasing in numbers across blue cities but so many things. the two-tiered system of justice merrily it is a spiritual and , i wouldn't call him mr. magoo, i would call him -- >> the new bic is called. familial crisis. >> a lot of them did not go to private school. >> government gangsters. >> trace: thanks for coming on there just out of school altogether. i want to move onto carrie underwood underwood because she said this on the today show and . >> first up intimates viral videos, a mega pod of dolphins it got a little bit of traction. was spotted off the coast of >> i noticed if they watch too california. a photographer on will watching much tv, they have an attitude shift. like what are we doing. votes caught this incredible aerial footage of thousands of dolphins on the move. >> you touched on this earlier, fishermen captured this colorfu tbn social media is that having fish off the coast of alaska showed off the best way to an impact or are we seeing change from 20 years ago. prepare it. it is a naturally occurring >> without a doubt. the screens have sucked our children and and they are less bluefish that tastes just like chicken, kitting. rested unless focused and less it's is actually like trout the flesh will turn from blue to white when cooking as you see here, the flu is caused by us able to concentrate and their brains have changed and their national pigment but they are unsure of why the fish produce ability to socially interact ha that. changed it is not an inevitable >> it was just really awesome t thing. my seventh grader goes to a see how fast he cut through the school that does not have ipads water. it was just really impressive or does not allow cell phones, pittsburgh that never seen there are these faith-based ver anything like it. >> witnesses caught this sweet private schools out there dangerous rescue a camera when that know that technology is police officer, not a lifeguard rushed into the ocean to say to hurting children and don't allo people caught in a rip current it. >> trace: what would you say at a florida beach. on this. one of the swimmers collapsed there really is this chorus of from exhaustion when they got t voices from all sites saying him to shore. or let's give that officer and social media -- and sometimes a kind of his. ovation but if you have a viral >> i think the schools need to video to share, share it with u get back to the basics and stop at trace gallagher or "fox news @ night" on social media. emphasis on the chrome books an coming up, circling back to our playing games and actually have question of the night. textbooks again i don't know th last time my daughter brought what is something invisible tha you wished you could see and yo wish people around you could se it there there is still time to home a textbook and when they bring home literature books, weigh in on instagram at trace with the exception of this year gallagher pay that nightcap crew because they are taking a dual , it's going to be a good enrollment class, where are the one and they are next. classic novels. are also another thing is we need to stop teaching these ideologies that tell kids that they are victims but if you tel a child they are a victim and they are going to fail. there is a lot wrong with the public school system. >> wrap us up on this, your thoughts. >> i will just say that boredom is for the good for kids peter brings creativity. put away the devices pretty don't need all those distractiv -- distractions. it is really partisan and they are indoctrinating your kids an there's no reason to consume al this television and social medi content all hours of the day. >> trace: thank you all. coming up one of the nation's top military academies is getting sued for making race a factor in their admissions. plus a fish that is just as colorful on the inside as the outside. and look out for a mega pod of dolphins. today's best viral videos are coming out. birthday lifelike tonight at brunswick county, north carolin the vote is near the coast. we are coming right back. somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is 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