we have to find some way to get together. >> senator dave walker, final question.e the 80% of the language down there so we can look at the details? >> we've got that laid out. a lot are budget target cuts what we lay out are enforcement mechanisms in terms of spending caps. what we say is we do give, you know, we do say there's not going to be an independent group alone going to solve this. you have to involve the various committees. if the committees don't do their job there's a bypass mechanism for an equal number of republicans and democrats to put together -- >> dave walker. >> senator, you've done good work. it needs to be in writing sooner rather than later. here's my concern. no matter what you do with regard to committees and how good of work the g6 does another group that has on this that doesn't get talked about, it's called american people. all of the work that's been done so far with regard to simpson/bowles and your good work on g6 inside the beltway. we desperately need a fact-based, nonpartisan, nonideological discussion and debate. that's got to ha

walker? >> well, this is a big deal tonight, ed. davespecifically targeted, the green bay area has been voting a bit more conservative in recent years, so they went after him. instead, he won a landslide victory. now, remember, in just a couple of weeks, one of the recalls of a republican state senator is taking place on the other side of green bay. this has to energize democrats in that area. but it is also significant tonight, ed, that if you look at the republican primaries, these were contested republican primaries in two other districts, in both cases, turnout was surprisingly low. so even though they had contested primaries, they had lower levels of turnout than the democratic primaries a week ago. what i am looking at, ed, is a reality that the democrats appear to be incredibly energized for these elections. the republicans, not so much. >> and there's some other news out of wisconsin, the state senate, john. republicans passed their redistricting plan. what do they have up their sleeve. what does this mean? >> well, this is ugly

walker. wisconsin's governor. >> dave: what a weekend it has been, stay tuned for the latest in all of the debt talks, to fox news, all day, thanks, jewel yet. >> after t"after the show" show. starts right now. >> jamie: good morning, we begin weather a "fox news alert." because, we're getting new in sight into the mind of the man that is accused now of killing at least 93 people, in a bomb attack and a shooting spree in norway, this morning, there are hundreds attending a memorial service for the victims at the oslo cathedral, among those paying tribute they're prime minister and his royal family. good to have you with us, jamie colby, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric sean, 32-year-old andres behring brevik has confessed to carrying out the horrible and unimaginable attacks, and, he has confirmed that he wrote a diary, detailing his preparation with this. and was motivated by bringing a revolution to the norway society. we are joined from norway. >> reporter: eric, actually we're at a hospital outside of the island and many top of the victims were taken here and the ho

walker's union stripping legislation. tonight, the democrat has won, successfully defeated this challenge with 65% of precincts reporting, daven at 69% and the republican challenger at 31%. associated press calls this nor senator hansen moments ago. he is one of three wisconsin democrats facing recall. republicans wanted more than twice that many senators recalled, but three is what they got, and one of the three recall efforts against the democrats failed pretty badly tonight. tonight's election was expected to be indicative of what might happen next month when six wisconsin senate republicans are up for recall. we will keep you posted on wisconsin politics as we have all year, of course. happ