President and who isn t. lastly i would say for the approval rating of joe biden do i like that number as a democrat? no, however that was like the number when we went into the midterms and again, you know, joe biden, as a sitting president, fared very well with the few number of house seats that were lost by democrats democrats and keeping control or gaining control of the senate. trace: bad number for approval rating though. long way to go. trace: thank you very much a new law in illinois allows non-citizens to become police officers. and a few other states are also considering the very same thing. common sense, carl demaio both next and later in the nightcap, what if your partner threw you a surprise wedding for the two of you. it actually happened by the way where the would-be groom invited the would-be family and friends, would you say i do or something that rhymes with with i do. let me no on trace gallagher. so far the comments are very
Won in 2000, hillary clinton for saying donald trump s not a legitimate president? what s happening? where is this going politically? that s exactly the precedent that jack smith wants to set here, right, going after free speech, political speech, that s protected clearly under the first amendment that president trump had every legal right to bring up under the constitution and the first amendment like we just said here. the second part of this is what you just brought up, trace. you would have to go back, al governor rejected the results of the 2000 election. barbara box or senator of california in 2005 rejected those in 2016. a number in congress rejected those results. you would have to send everybody to jail. the second is the timing which is interesting. the first indictment which mike davis brought up the document case, 24 hours before that we learned joe biden was allegedly involved in a bribery scheme from an fbi informant who s seemed to be credible here with comer and grass
Of people would like. finally mary said i would turn around, walk out and question our relationship and how well he knows me. yeah. trace: and i think a lot of people share that guideline. thank you all bill and windy and marianne, carl and kevin for being on the nightcap. thank you all for watching america s late news. fox news at night. i m trace gallagher los angeles, set your dvr. we ll see you back here tomorrow night. huh, huh, so did their dog roger. gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief
A surprise party that her partner actually planned as a surprise wedding for her. couple wasn t engaged. she was caught entirely off-guard. would you appreciate a surprise wedding like that, and would you do it if it happened to you? kevin corke. no, and no. [laughter]. man, you must be crazy. trace: right? what are people thinking? no. absolutely not. trace: would the relationship be over kevin or would the wedding wouldn t happen? the relationship s not necessarily done right? no, i don t think you throw the baby out with the bath water but i think there are smarter ways to go about your nuptials. trace: so funny wendy patrick your thoughts. i don t know if the relationship wouldn t be over. because if you re going to surprise somebody with one of the most momentous days of their lives they don t get the plan the menu or venn why you or of a shower, what s the next surprise going to be. i don t know whether i would want to take that chance after something like this oc
Side. since the attack on our capitol the department of justice has remained committed to ensuring accountability for those criminally responsible for what happened that day. trace: problem is, tom dupree, that he s being charged with nothing to do with the capitol riot, right? they re talking about the riot, there s nothing in the indictment about that. what do you think about this? yeah, trace, that was one of the more surprising aspects of the indictment today. as you point out by the time you even see the first mention of the capitol riot you re well into the indictment on something like page 40 out of 45. it s interesting that the special counsel is really putting his focus almost exclusively on what happened in the days leading up to january 6th. and i think at the end of the day, so much of this is going to turn on whether the special counsel can actually prove beyond a reasonable doubt to the jury that donald trump knew he lost the election and that this whole thing was a