report card and seeing how bad it is and chronic absenteeism happening across the country the next president needs to focus on it. >> bill: he had an effective line on that and how small towns take care of each other. and it really was a lesson for a lot of people last night. effective nonetheless. that ends hour one. are you ready? hour two begins. >> dana: hit it. fox news alert top of the hour. three big stories now topping the news. mystery of the murder of a maryland mother remains on the loose and police warn he could strike again. her body was found in a wooded area in maryland after she went for a walk and didn't return. >> bill: prigozhin was among ten people killed in a plane crash yesterday according to state media out of moscow.

his death comes two months to the day since the failed rebellion against vladimir putin. >> dana: our wisconsin voter panel is back with what they thought about last night's debate. more on those stories throughout the hour. first let's get to this. >> we need to send joe biden back to his basement and reverse american decline. >> we also need to understand joe biden's bidenomics has led to the loss of $10,000 of spending power for the average family. >> dana: president biden far and away the top target of attacks during last night's republican primary debate. as the candidates took turns explaining to voters why they deserve to get this job. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: hello there. bill hemmer in the flesh. how did you score it last night? >> dana: i thought it was great. >> bill: maybe at the end of the hour we'll go ahead and put up

our cards. we had eight on the line last night running to be leader of the free world facing pointed questions on a wide range of hot-button topics. we're told president biden on vacation in a mansion on lake tahoe, california spent part of his evening tuned to fox news watching the showdown where his name and record came up as a frequent target. jacque heinrich has the story from lake tahoe as we begin a new hour. >> president biden has not issued a debate response but the vice president, kamala harris, did. she said no one on stage won the debate. instead americans got to see how much they stand to lose from extremist agenda. the biden campaign and dnc made clear they wanted to see gop primary hopefuls embrace trump's positions on abortion during the debate. the campaign blasted out five

emails while it was ongoing saying republicans' disastrous agenda. the climate crisis, republicans anti-abortion agenda. maga republicans have no solutions to address crime and they sided for putin on democracy. team biden, the massive advertising campaign underway now. biden was quick to seize on nikki haley blaming her own party for driving up spending. he tweeted the clip with the caption, what she said. >> you have ron desantis, tim scott, mike pence all voted to raise the debt and donald trump added $8 trillion to our debt. our kids are never going to forgive us for this. >> haley also broke from the top polling candidates in supporting continued ukraine aid, affirming climate change is real and saying while she is pro-life a federal abortion ban isn't what people want pointing to the

makeup of house and senate could upend planned democratic attacks like this. >> i think you saw how extreme the republican candidates are on this issue. how they were all trying to outbid each other. ban it at six week. >> there are only two mentions of hunter biden, which was likely a relief to the president's team. yesterday they could not answer how they planned to address criticism on that front. democrats, though, also appear to be playing into the rnc chairwoman's reported warning to trump. his absence last night could give president biden cover to opt out of an eventual debate with the ultimate gop nominee. they have so far declined to commit the president to debates in the general election, bill. >> bill: okay, jacque. >> any time you can have the candidates up so the american people can see what their options are is a great moment.

the start of the election season. the first debate. now going into labor day it's off to the races. >> dana: republican presidential candidate nikki haley last hour. it is off to the races with the political spin. a lot of it. give us an overall view of the first debate. >> the battle who can become donald trump's biggest challenger in the ply mary. nikki haley had the strongest performance on that stage in making that case. she has shown she has appeal with the more traditional republican voters. the classic conservatives. and she also has some sway with more trump-friendly voters. she made a really good moment against ramaswamy over foreign policy. that's a huge divide in this

republican field. she turned the crowd around. you could hear the crowd turning around when she challenged his inexperience on foreign policy. so look, haley, one debate came out on top. she may get momentum from her performance. >> bill: the play-in game. josh holmes said the other day normally in a debate you want to survive in advance. josh's point was you can't just survive in advance when you are down 40 points. you have to dominate. that's a question for you. do you think she dominated or just exceeded expectations? >> she lives to move to the next debate in simi valley next month. what haley, tim scott, any of the republicans on stage need to do is consolidate the 60% or so of republicans that may be willing to consider someone else other than trump as the nominee. and if you are mike bairns and chris christie you are in the anti-trump lane.

i don't know if that's enough to win the republican nomination. for haley, desantis, tim scott, they have that up side. >> dana: desantis. there was a lot of lead-up saying he wanted to say it is a two-person race between him and donald trump. was he effective in doing that last night? >> bill: i thought we would see more. he had a fine debate. talked about his conservative record in florida. he had his talking points prepared. he knew what he wanted to say. it was a fine performance but look, ron desantis was supposed to be at the center of the stage. supposed to be at the center of all the debates and dominating last night. i did not see that. there is only so much time left for the guy who is supposed to be the biggest trump challenger to make that argument to voters. >> dana: the other person at the center of the stage was vivek ramaswamy. i'm wondering -- i think he has momentum. a fresh face, outsider doing well in this republican -- the last 8 or 16 years.

eight years, the outsider does well. vivek ramaswamy, what can he do now to try to win over more people? because as guy benson was saying in his focus group last night there was interest in vivek but found him quite polarizing. >> vivek was the red bull. the desire to have someone who is an outsider. we've seen it in republican primaries. ben carson, herman kane. andrew yang on the democratic last time. a lot of younger voters like his message. ultimately he is running against trump. he sounded like his protege. i'm not sure what his message is to be the man and the guy who can -- >> bill: vivek was red bull. dana and i were going to score

it. a great night. i thought the first 45 minutes were excellent. all these candidates had pre-conceived ideas what they wanted to achieved. good comebacks. debating at a high level. after that i thought they got messy, unruly, disregarded the rules. i think the former vice president was guilty of that. it put the moderators in a much more difficult circumstance. i don't know how the viewers felt about the second half of that? >> i think you're right. voters don't like too many fights. they don't like candidates to go negative. sometimes the candidate that go negative hurt themselves even if they hurt someone else on the stage and if criticisms land. it feels like mike pence is running to be the person standing for what he believed in on january 6th. and there may have not be room for that in the republican party. him and christie are running in

the anti-trump space and that's not going to make up a majority of the republican voters this time around. >> dana: pence talked like he was talking in the past but he got in there. >> bill: desantis had a good line. let's go to california now. [gunfire] >> dana: wow. >> bill: that's the sound and the video of a shoot-out between police and a gunman at an historic biker bar in southern california last night. police saying the shooter killed three, injured six before he was gunned down by police. jeff paul has the fallout today in l.a. jeff, hello. >> we're learning according to the orange county sheriff's department the suspected shooter might have been retired law enforcement and also say

deputies were on scene two minutes after the first 911 call and two minutes after that they were involved in a shooting with the suspect and he was later found dead. those shots being fired at a well-known biker bar in orange county, california called cook's corner just after 7:00 p.m. local time. investigators believe the suspect shot and killed three people and injured six others before deputies arrived and engaged with him. witnesses describe the chaotic scene filled with the sound of gunfire. one man was on his way to the bar to meet with friends and stopped by deputies who told him what happened. thankfully his friends weren't hurt. >> they are safe. they are upset, of course, when you have multiple shots being fired around you, they were right next to the shooter. an older man with a gray beard. so it's pretty chaotic. >> during the latest news conference the deputies were asked about the shooting being

tied to a domestic violence situation. we are hoping to get more information later today as the sheriff's department has scheduled another update for this afternoon. bill. >> bill: all right, jeff, jeff paul watching that today in l.a. thank you. >> it's searching underneath in that area, one of the items we recovered at that time was what appears to be a pantyhose liang a tour. >> dana: they found new evidence and connecting the dots between the victims and notorious convicted serial killer. >> bill: just in time for back to school. in warnings that vapes are being disguised and parents have not much idea about what it is. what every parent needs to noechlt >> dana: wait until you see the pictures. the head of the mercenary wagner group dies in a russia plane

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>> dana: russia's aviation agency says prigozhin was a passenger on a private jet that crashed in russia yesterday that killed all ten people on board. prigozhin led a mutiny against the kremlin in june. biden says it could have vladimir putin's fingerprints all over it. >> i don't know for a fact what happened. i'm not surprised. there is not much that happens in russia that he have is not behind. >> dana: let's go to trey yengst

with the details. hi, trey. >> russian president vice president has not commented on the reported death of wagner group leader prigozhin. his plane was shot out of the sky yesterday near moscow. flight data indicates the business jet was traveling at 28,000 feet with ten people on board when it made a sudden downward drop. all of the bodies were recovered from the crash site according to authorities and the main wagner telegram channel said it was prigozhin killed. his deputy was also reportedly killed in the crash. russian officials have launched an investigation into the incident. given the likelihood it was coordinated any outcome of any investigation should be looked at with skepticism. supporters of prigozhin placed flowers at a cafe he owned. despite the war crimes he committed he had thousands of supporters and considered to be

in vladimir putin as good graces for his military gains in ukraine. that was until late june when he attempted a coup against the capital of moscow. a huge embarrassment to putin who called the event an armed rebellion. putin has spoken since the incident yesterday outside of moscow but did not comment on the plane crash or his former wagner mercenary general prigozhin. >> bill: michael allen served on the national security counsel under george bush. this happened in june when he tried to pull the coup. two months before he gets on board the plane yesterday. william burns, cia director. >> putin is someone who generally thinks that revenge is a dish best served cold. he will try to settle the situation to the extent he can. in my experience, putin is the

ultimate apostle of payback. if i were prigozhin i wouldn't fire my food taster. >> bill: based on the reporting we're getting it was exactly two months to the today that prigozhin tried the coup. what do you make of it? >> i'm glad the c.i.a. was able to predict this but this has all the hallmarks of a putin hit. he has dramatic flair. he has in the past used the poison to kill two political opponents. he has assassinated people in germany and the most dangerous place to be in moscow is near a open window if you're a put incritic. it is to answer his critics. his critics say he has not done a good job managing the war in ukraine. this was his answer to them. >> bill: okay. a couple things to get to. let's go back to the debate last night. ukraine came up. a huge international issue.

maybe the international issue of the day. a bit of the exchange in milwaukee. >> vivek if we do the giveaway that you want to give to putin it won't be too long before he rolls across the nato border. >> i don't want to get to the point sending our military resources abroad what we could be better using them here at home to protect our own borders and protect the homeland. >> this guy is a murderer and you are choosing a murderer over a pro-american country. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> bill: what did you think of that, michael? >> those were some terrific exchanges. i think vivek will have to -- even thief he is popular he has to clean up some foreign policy views. he all said china can have taiwan after we're semi conductor independent in 2028. i don't think we want to green light xi to take over taiwan nor

do the american people want to see a russian victory. they may have skepticism about the amount of money we're spending in ukraine but let's not give away the ukrainian's position and land. so i think his critics had a field day on foreign policy with vivek. i thought he was stronger on domestic policy but i think we have a long way to go in this debate. >> bill: on the topic itself it seems to me it's the beginning of a national conversation. which has taken us a long time to get there, by the way. if you take the wagner group out of this war in ukraine, does the battle change much, michael? >> i don't think so. the russians are dug in in the south. it will take the ukrainians a massive effort to begin to make more progress. they have had some tactical successes, some incremental gains but i think we need to train our fire on criticism here at the biden administration.

their go-slow approach has led to ukrainian situation that nears a stalemate at times. they are the ones that have truly held back the ukrainians. i think the ukrainians are fighting bravely and we need to give them a chance to win back their land and over time i think we'll get to a place, maybe in 2024 or early 2025, where the war could be settled down a little bit. but until then i think the ukrainians still need our assistance and certainly the assistance from the europeans. i thought desantis had a good line the europeans need to stand up as well. >> bill: the loss of life has been extraordinary already. michael allen, thank you for your time. to be continued. thank you, sir. >> we're auditioning to be the president of the united states. i'm not here to get in a food fight. i was more interested in talking directly to the people at home rather than some of the bickering that was back and

forth. >> dana: the dust is settling after eight republican white house contenders took to the debate stage last night. our panel of wisconsin voters are back to share their biggest takeaways with us. we'll have it for you next. ♪

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shall be first. all right? so you supported vivek ramaswamy going in. what did you think of last night? >> well, honestly i think he is on a little thin ice even with me. at the onset i look for someone that can win the general. i think he might have alienated a few people last night. his abrasiveness. i like the non-career politicians. i like the business guys like he is and that's part of why i voted for trump. a lot of people can't handle the entrepreneurial abrasive boldness. >> bill: josh said he was the red bull candidate. >> dana: tracy, what about you? you went in last night open minded leaning desantis, how did you feel? >> desantis definitely was solidified in my mind. thank goodness the election isn't tomorrow. we have a lot to learn.

i was really im profsed with nikki haley and i like how she talked about abortion. >> bill: kevin next you came in liking desantis. did you like what you heard? >> yeah. i think something about desantis is that he is very much touting his background and what his accomplishments in florida. i saw a lot of people talking about what they will do once they get into office. desantis said i've done it in florida and do it on a national level. someone who has the accomplishments resonates with me. >> dana: what about vivek? a lot of younger people. the polls show a lot of enthusiasm for him. steve mentioned vivek, your thoughts. >> he would be my second choice. i do like kind of a little bit of the combativeness. i agree with steve a little bit i think he alienated voters when it comes to the general election. so i still lean desantis.

he is certainly an interesting candidate. >> bill: to the experienced one. how do you think it went last night? >> i think it's the most chaotic debate i've ever witnessed. never been to one live before. then i thought vivek was aggressive but then i'm thinking maybe he is just intense. i still like desantis. the two that i think is time to drop out would be christie and hutchinson. i can't see them going much further. but i do like desantis. of course, i do like trump. >> bill: do you think anyone last night showed the ability to take on trump or close the gap? >> desantis absolutely. i do. you have know, i'm not looking for a perfect candidate but a former -- you can't please everyone all the time but you want to do the best for the

most. and that is my bottom line. as i said yesterday to have universal appeal to republicans, independents, undecided and disenchanted dems. i also want to know who is going to make this country the best it can be. >> dana: gerard, yesterday kellyanne conway loved this panel yesterday. she really liked what you had to say when you said in your mind the top five were all ones who could beat president biden in 2024. now this morning after having a good night's sleep and watching the debate, how do you feel this morning and who are you leaning towards and who did you eliminate? >> i still feel the same way the top five can take on president biden. i think they can beat him. i was leaning towards tim scott. i still feel the same way. i thought he was the most statesmanship on the stage. i don't like the bickering. i don't think american voters

care for the bickering. they all violated ronald reagan's admonition not to speak ill of other republicans but the voters are looking for someone who has a solid track record of accomplishment and can speak to their needs. for the most part, the ones most involved with the bickering didn't accomplish that. there was a lot of shallowness from some of the candidates about how they would approach different problems. and so i would say there are probably three candidates, the two minor governors and vivek that probably would not make it onto the national stage. >> bill: who are those three? >> hutchinson and the governor from north dakota, and vivek. >> bill: denise, we will complete the circle here, guys. you are doing great and you are

all very thoughtful. what did you think? >> i went in leaning desantis and i still am for desantis. one of the issues that he brought up doesn't seem like a big issue but he talked about bringing civics back into education. if we are going to get our country back, people have to understand what the bill of rights provides us, what the constitution provides us. then you won't be duped into voting for somebody that promises you something like i'll forgive all your student loans. you'll know that branch of government can't do that. >> dana: great to have you. >> bill: chris. what are you laughing about? >> good to be back. >> dana: here i am again. so you run a restaurant and it's a packing house. >> right. >> dana: encourage everyone to go. did you hear anybody talking about the economy in the way that met your expectations?

>> a lot talked about the economy. i think most, if not all the candidates understand it's a number one issue in a lot of people's minds, right? i came in very open to governor desantis. i left feeling stronger about that opinion. i agree with denise. he was talking about things -- like i said yesterday, we need to present a candidate that is talking about the future. talking about the issues that people want to know their policy position. not only what they would -- what their policy position is but how they will do it and what they'll get done. governor desantis did that really well. i anticipated that he would be the butt of a lot of attacks. that really didn't happen. that allowed him to expand on his policy ideas, which i really like to hear. so when i think about my own business and how that is going to be affected and my family is going to be affected, my biggest

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>> in your book you have much different things to say about donald trump than you are saying tonight. it is very true. >> that's not true. >> i read it and i know. >> illegal behavior. you as a prosecutor should know better. >> i know a lot better than you do. you never done anything to try to advance the interests of this government except to put yourself forward as a candidate tonight. >> bill: one of the moments from last night back with our voter panel in milwaukee. great group. hello again to you. to our undecided 22-year-old, all right? elizabeth, you came into this with an open mind. what did you come away with it from? >> following up with what i said yesterday, i think ramaswamy performed extremely well. i said i expected him to. i'm sure he knew he was in the

lion's den. no political experience and knew he would face that barrage of insults and attacks and he handled it excellent. he had something to say and some way to spin it for every insult his youth, the only one on stage who was bought and paid for. he was able to handle all of it. i think he handled himself very well. >> bill: you came in on decided with a maybe toward nikki haley and you are all about vivek now? >> i was all about vivek. after watching the debates i have to agree with other members on the panel i think the strongest performer in terms of who will do well in the general election and with the most republicans is actually ron desantis. i think he has the experience. i think the work was done for him before he walked into the debate. he had an answer for the national disasters and the tough on crime and all the republicans who were maybe undecided. i think it was solidified last

night. >> bill: you have a battle of the heart and the mind. >> the mind has to be the one that wins that one. there is my answer. >> dana: ed. i want to get your overall takeaway. >> i think everybody on that stage did a great job. governor burgum did a phenomenal job. foreign policy with china, russia. christie even came across really good except when he started going back to these school yard bully antics. not a fan of that. mike pence again phenomenal statesman but at the end of the day i looked at two people. i am leaning toward ramaswamy. i liked what he had to say but desantis, when you looked at what he had to do last night. desantis didn't have to win he needed to survive the debate. he came across as charismatic, strong character, projected

strength and confidence, and to me that was the big takeaway. we still have 11 months before the primary vote. that's a lifetime. >> bill: he had a good line about the paintings at the beginning of the night. that was prepared. dana and i will play moderators and we'll be bret and martha. we have a question. show of hands, go ahead >> dana: was there anybody on the stage last night that you think can catch president trump's lead? what do you think? >> i think ron desantis still. he is leading in the polls. he is the only one with the experience and the recent exposure that he has gotten over covid and the last couple of years. so i think he is really the only one. he has the experience and really i think he has similar trumpisms i think people would describe him as the way he acts. i think a lot of people would

think about voting for him over trump. >> bill: do you guys agree or someone else who if its that question? >> i agree. i think he had to present himself as a viable alternative to donald trump and i think he was able to do that. i think he showed, you know, what he has done in florida. he can replicate for the country. i think he shows that he is electable. that has to be the most important thing as a republican voter that we're concerned about is that we nominate a candidate that can beat the democrats. >> bill: denise, last word for this great group of nine. >> desantis again. he gave me action plans and presented action plans on how he would solve some issues. he has already done some. >> dana: he can execute on some plans. do you think if ron desantis the last person we were talking about, can ron desantis win in wisconsin in 2024? >> yes.

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yeah, disrespect. a guy on a busted leg and a happy warrior. who had a win and who had a loss last night? and how and when will they tweak for the next debate. senator tim scott is in "focus" today. also governor chris sununu. his is an early voting state. we will get his stake. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: fox news alert. desperate manhunt under way for the suspected killer seen here. police say dna from an assault in california has link evidence this man to the gruesome murder in maryland. the body of rachel morin, a mom of found, was found badly beaten off a hiking trail two weeks ago. police fear her killer may strike again if not caught soon. nancy grace on fox nation joins

us. can you catch us up? >> i agree with the sheriff who i just spoke with in depth. this guy will strike again. think about it. we already know of two attacks. the one in l.a., 2600 plus miles away from where rachel morin was murdered on the hiking trail. the victim is described -- he is walking out without bothering to put his shirt on. he left dna behind which tells me this is most likely some sort of a sex attack on a young girl. then he pops up 2600 miles away and rachel morin is dead, naked, face up on a hiking trail. her face beat in severely. now, the two m.o.s are different yet similar. the connection, dna. now, i know of another woman who has gone missing off a hiking trail 55 miles away, mirium.

she hasn't been found. we already know of two instances of violent attacks. why wait for the third one? this guy on the run. take a look at him. muscular, weighs between 150 and 160. very unique hairstyle. he could change but if he will do his hair like that once he will probably do another unique hairstyle. look at this guy. that's who we are looking for. >> dana: what can people do? if you recognize him, you give a call. but are there other ways that the dna or more hi-tech ways to try to catch a criminal can be put to use here? >> we got him with the dna. he is not coming up in any of the dna databases and why we can't get a name. disregard for human life.

if you had seen what has been described to me how rachel morin was left dead. complete disregard for human life. >> dana: what do you think about the fact she was a mom and there are -- there is a lot of grief that goes along with this? >> this is going to break your heart. her children, her five children. she worked really hard to support those children. five children have now been split up. they are no longer together because of this guy you are looking at. >> dana: you're right. that does break my heart and all the viewers here. thank you for bringing that to us. we got his picture up there. if anybody knows let's help the police catch him before he does it again. thank you so much, nancy. >> bill: wow. >> thank you, guys. >> bill: before we go something for you here. we'll wrap it up in milwaukee

with a swift firing for a t-swifty security guard. see what i did there? calvin goes viral for singing along while working security. he claims he was fired for asking people to send him videos and photos of himself at the concert. he is off the tour and she continues. >> my former security company said they had a rule against taking photos with any of the performers. the main issue they had was with my follow-up video where i said i handed out pieces of paper to the people in front of me to ask to be sent any photos that i made my way into. >> bill: there you have it. no longer on tour. >> dana: use a little common sense. oh, come on. maybe taylor will call and give him his job back. >> bill: a big thank you to the people in milwaukee, wisconsin. really great midwestern hospitality what you would expect in this part of the country. we'll be back next july for the

big convention. who the nominee is, we'll find out. >> dana: yesterday it felt like 109 degrees so i will be more prepared next time with -- i won't wear a wool dress. >> bill: we may never feel that heat again. we were here for one day. >> dana: hottest day on record. >> bill: congratulations everybody who worked on this debate here. >> dana: thanks the crew and everybody. amazing. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the first republican presidential debate causing all sorts of disturbing in american politics. the question today will last night's performances move the needle for any of those gop candidates? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it was fiery on that milwaukee, wisconsin stage. the republican candidates got into it on almost everything from foreign policy to abortion. when i say got into it, it was dramatic at times.