Storeowner i would worry about someone being armed and possibly hurting you if you confront them. trace: kevin corke. you steel, you get be. if you can t handle that, camera is fine. trace: amber? to be determined, for sure. trace: but don t come in your store looking to steal stuff. in studio city and santa monica. trace: good plug. jason. it s going to do absolutely nothing except maybe create a new industry for the reality shows. it will create a brand-new reality tv show brand or theme i guess. i predict tlc will have some sort of my shoplifting life. trace: the big brother of retail theft, exactly right. so i think no, i think there are just too many cameras already. the poll says good body cameras be a remedy?
You look at this, you look at the fundraising and california, i m not saying he s going to win california but it significant when there are people in the streets and there are people giving a bunch of money. it s really significant and i think what we ve seen turn it on it s head is places like the bronx and new york. now we see california, the level of enthusiasm and people coming out to support trump, it s palpable. you can often feel it in a race, you can see where the energy is and feel where the momentum is and you see a big difference when donald trump shows up then when biden shows up and i think that enthusiasm will play a big role in the polls in november and voter turnout. trace: erick stakelbeck, 15 seconds, but the energy level seems to be higher. trace, i grew up in a working-class neighborhood in northeast philadelphia, blue state, blue city, i can tell you the guys i grew up with are voting for trump for faith, family and freedom, that s what they tell me. trace: erick stakelbeck, morgan ortagus, lee carter, thank you. now for media analysis on the
Maybe at bigger corporations. trace: where was the camera when you were confronting this young woman? it was my phone, i had one of those ring holders. trace: so you had the whole thing right there, you kind of had a camera on you. but it did not just wait or deter her one bit. no, she knew i had the phone. trace: she knew she was being filmed. that s the whole thing, bill, you wonder well, is it a deterrent? it will deter some people. as a former prosecutor, what body cameras do is mostly exonerate the officers. people make outrages al is it accusations. trace: much more serious crime, this is somebody in riverside county shooting at people, he killed one man. so some of this video if you would. to be have the video of the shooting? he was shooting people and it was he s now charged clearly with murder and with other crimes here but you look at this
trace: we are back with the nightcap crew, tonight s topic, candid camera. we ve been talking about a retail company s plan to stop theft, employees using body cameras. they believe they could cut shoplifting in half. what do you think, good body cameras rain in shoplifting or do thieves not care if they are being recorded because they are criminals after all? let s start with the legal mind on the panel, welders two. chanley painter, you first. i think it would cut back on it. is a former prosecutor, the more evidence the better. if it s on camera it can help you prosecute a case but as you said if someone is determined to be a thief, nothing will stop them. trace: bill. i think prison is better but i will take shame. some stores now will actually post your photo and publicly shame you. i m all for it. trace: making people bring the stuff back, that s the good stuff. marianne rafferty. i think it would be a great deterrent but if you were a
And this is america s late news, fox news @ night . breaking tonight, brand-new video of a california retail store manager fighting back against a shoplifter and wait until you hear the accused shoplifter start saying the manager is the one breaking the law. that manager who was not about to give in is live onset with us in minutes. and president biden s border crisis now overwhelming our nation s schools, costing taxpayers a bunch of money, costing our kids their education. plus this. i feel very confident that this is going to be a hard-fought race but when the chips are down the american people will show up just like those kids did 80 years ago. trace: democrats now comparing voting for joe biden to storming the beaches of normandy. but we begin with the alleged threat to democracy and the senior national correspondent kevin corke live in dc with more on that. good evening. reporter: good evening trace. former fbi deputy director says
Time, it s not going to work the second time because at some point people sit back and realize he did not become an autocrat that first time and he left and that seems kind of to that all of a sudden he would. trace: jason talks about crazy but there s always the king of tingle who can get as crazy as any. watch this. donald trump who wants to put them before firing squads basically, he wants to put them all in jail. he s unbelievable the way he talks about his opponents. i m telling you, trump could end up rolling the score. i ve got the congress, i ve got the supreme court, i own it all, i am a dictator. trace: are they rehearsing this stuff or is this like first take stuff, what do you think? i think they all have the same talking points. the left mainstream media, they can keep beating the same drum and instill fear in voters but i don t think it s going to work. let s remind chris matthews that what when trump took office
The intelligence community is worried that former president trump will seek retribution against his political enemies if he s reelected. telling cnn that some intel officials are having torturous discussions with their families about whether to leave the country to avoid being unconstitutionally and illegally detained. it s terrifying, it s frightening, i have a lot of conversations with former colleagues, people who are or were in the intelligence and law enforcement community and may have worked in the obama administration and other places, and people are really trying to assess what is life going to be like if donald trump wins a second term. trace: all yes, and if the pangs of panic in washington over what donald trump might do if he s elected sounds familiar, critics say frankly it should sound familiar, with democrats and yes, the media once again
Written, that s all great, it s a ceremony and setting, but it s the delivery of the speech that s also imperative. it s it s the delivery and the person delivering it work a great speech is greatly written, greatly delivered and usually by a great person. that s not biden i m afraid. he could have for goodness sake practiced the pronunciation of point hawk but that s pretty typical. look, you know, i think it was a mistake for them to try to compare to reagan and put themselves in that mold but they decided to do that. i worked with that speechwriting office of reagan, they were excellent, great words, but you have to have the right person delivering those great words to make it memorable pointe du hoc trace: newton was writing in the wall street journal talking about how politics back
Sounding the alarm. former msnbc anchor saying this, this is exactly the choice we have, a dictatorship or a democracy. not to be outdone, former secretary of state hillary clinton suggesting in a d-day post on x that a reelected donald trump would be a threat to democracy 80 years ago today thousands of brave americans fought to protect democracy on the shores of normandy. this november, all we have to do is vote. indeed. trace. trace: kevin corke live in dc, thank you. some are accusing president biden of getting too political during his d-day anniversary speech enormity, taking failed jobs at trump while warning americans at home about the so-called constitutional crisis. gently painter is live in new york with more on this. reporter: good evening, trace. president biden remains in france where he gave a second
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