we do now have martha maccallum and bret baer with us ready to go, hosting a debate tonight.emen. i am expecting a rapid fire q and a. is that what we are going to get? >> you will see it tonight. great to be with you as always. we want to get these candidates talking to each other and going at each other over issues that are most important to the american people. you will want to hear a lot about the us economy and you won't be disappointed. stuart: are we going to hear crosstalk between the candidates. that is allowed? >> encouraged in some places, stirring up the contrast and engaging with one another. we have guidelines, time limits but for the most part it is a debate, not an interview. we want to foster that. it is a hot one here. in milwaukee. lauren: like albert brooks out here. stuart: you are going to have 5000 people in that stadium around the stage. do you allow their input. i'm not asking questions but are they going to make comments? >> they are warm bodies, human beings in that theater and we want people to sense they are watching everything as it happens so ce

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bret baer and martha maccallum, they've been working all week. guys, good evening. bret: we're not in the chairs yet, we're backstage. this is where all the candidates are going to be lined up, right here, and we're getting ready to go. martha and i -- [laughter] feels like the first day of school, we've got our binders. martha: wouldn't everyone like to know what's in the binder? if on our way here, we ran into some of those that are getting ready to come out. they seem pretty pumped up and excited, as are we. so we wanted to show you what it's like back here. bret: the crowd is big, probably 4,000, maybe plus, and they're fired up. they've been in the seats for a while. they're ang shus to get started, and we'll be walking out, giving them a little preamble before everything starts, and then we will get to the debate moderator desk and start the asking questions. martha: yeah. we're looking forward to it. bret: bill, dana, back to you. like the oscars or, behoo hind the scenes. la. [laughter] dana: i love that. bill: it looks fantastic. we'll see you guys in about

obviously the elephant who wasn't in the room as bret baer said, something people should engage withut we got a much more policy focused debate. if donald trump had been on the stage almost the entire debate would have revolved around him, his own gripes about the 2020 election, his legal challenges and the like, sucks all the oxygen out of the room but without him there you actually had the opportunity to see some distinctions particularly on the issue of abortion, whether you have a national policy, federal policy on that question or not and how you possibly get there. a number of other debates where we got substantive back and forth fighting between these candidates, in a positive way that showed us the differences. stuart: clearly you watched it all, thanks for being with us. >> i'm not going to lie, i am a political junkie, never miss a debate. stuart: thanks for being here, see you again soon. let's get to the money. when i say money i mean the really big money. nvidia, blowout earnings, stocks $506 a share. take me through. that was a modest report. >> reporter: not only did n

maria: of his republican debate kicking off on fox news moderated by martha mccallum and bret baer.live coverage will begin one hour before the debate, starting at 8 p.m. eastern time. here's a look at the candidates taking stage tonight. do not miss this. that is who we will see, that is the stage order that we are going to see because of where they pool the. an interesting point about his fundraising economic stage. in the middle, ron desantis and the initial reaction, taking him down. >> they see him as the anyone but trump candidate who is leading. after he won in florida for reelection, paul's as high as 40% for him on the national level, 15 on the state level, 15% to 17%, and ozempic teen is in the center, tim scott is nipping at desantis's heels. this is make or break for desantis. he can't find for the national electorate, donors will be looking for the anyone but trump option. i agree with will heard that they screwed the pooch when it comes to debate standards. is weird and bad that doug berg room could spend $20 for one dollar donation, next to a former governor and un am

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martha maccallum and bret baer, moderate. >> america is watching.'tim >> it's friday and that means it's time for fridaye follies. and for that, we turn to fox news contributor raymondd arroyh all right, raymond, i know ciu have an update on the extension of the covid madness in new york city. but first biden had his big try. lat i love saying that tri lat at camp david outside of south t koreogethea in, the u.s. stood together really to oppose china's expansionist plans. lika but once this trial got underway, it felt more like a cr iy that i yield to. >> who am i really to distinguish? >> the president of the republic of korea. >> we needed the voice of. god to tell us so we canr get ahead of the issues as they appear with the experience that we've experienced during excu. ndemic excuse me. this is falling off. at >> hey, good lord. what's falling off is anyst confidence the president can host an international gathering law. imagin image reaction, and at one point, his earpiece falls out at the endction. and he walf without saying goodbye to the two

but the elephant in the room that we're talking >> i about,he as bret baer pointed out, wasn't here.nd the elephant in the room isn't going to be there at the reaganthe room be ther libre american people expect you to show up. ron desantis shows uhe reagap t governor's track record of success in florida something th candidates didn't want to run against because they are so proud of what he did in florida and how that's the model for americs thl a. >> what you say, re? >> i am neutral. my job is to tell you what i se >> m.hat as i see it i thought ron desantis had the strongest night of any candidates on stage.d e strong he did with his answer and lockdowns many people florida opened early when it was controversial to do so, did it with his answer about use of force in mexico and on drugs an it was focusing on the future instead of the past. so i thought dasantis was real good. second place to me was vivek ramaswamy. that guy is a blunt force instrument. and he is articulate, fast on his feet and he's not a politician to raise one of the reasons he is resonating right now. he just say

i mean, what should the first question be for bret baer.leases, what you can and can't do while released from custody? >> oh, my god. >> and yet we've got desantis focusing on vivek and saying he wants to defend that. i don't want to defend that, joe. i want to be on that stage to say to the voters and the republican party let's stop normalizing this conduct. this is not normal. and whether you believe that these prosecutions are fair or unfair, strip that away for a second. is this conduct the kind of conduct -- because thee doesn't deny the conduct. is this conduct the kind of conduct you want for a president of the united states? and i don't think it is. >> governor christie, this is jen psaki. i wanted to ask you to put your legal hat on here, which i know you do on a regular basis, because trump's lawyers have requested now to move the date of the trials or one of the trials i should say until 2026. and they made the creative argument they need years to go through discovery of all these documents. what do you thinkf their proposed time