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Either. we need to impose consequences if we want this behavior to stop, whether it's covid or sars or fentanyl. they have committed a lot of damage here in america with little or no consequence. that has to end. >> trace: yeah, like one of the parents that lost their child to fentanyl said, if china lined up on the border and shooting in to the u.s., we might have a different response. robert o'brien, thanks. appreciate it. >> great to be with you, trace. >> trace: south carolina's top prosecutor with his first tv reaction to alec murdaugh's sentencing and what murdaugh's team plans to do nex...

Muscat: Some areas in northern governorates, especially Suhar, Saham, Shinas, Liwa(North Batinah), and Ibri (Al Dhahirah) are witnessing heavy rains...

A georgia election autopsy. tonight they're reconsidering their opposition to mail-in voting and early voting. maybe those practices are not so bad after all. >> our panel is already giggling. >> i heard that. plus the controversy over a virginia restaurant that canceled a reservation for a conservative christian group that has lobbied against same-sex marriage, lobbied against abortion. we'll tell you what it's all about. former federal broughter jim walden and political commentators s.c. cupp and david urban. the question is has it broken? this was a no good terrible week or month for dona...

Parse that out? >> i break it into two parts. one is the legal part, the other is the political part. from the legal perspective, the company's dead. it's basically going to be a defunct company. he's already started a new company in florida to take its place. and from a political perspective, to david and s.c.'s point, i'm not sure that is going to move the needle. i have a slightly different view, which i think the foundation of the trump legacy is crumbling in front of our eyes and it's going to continue to crumble as more bad news comes out. and the new special counsel for the justice depa...

AOC rips Biden's 'inexcusable' exclusion of illegal immigrants from pardon for marijuana offenses A policy expert at the Center for Immigration