. >> reporter: his name was john mcdowell. good together and sometimes not. >> she would call us like, what, like every other week. "can you come out and get me? me and john had a fight, and i'm not staying out here." so we'd drive out there to missouri valley. and a couple weeks later, they're -- she's back out there again. >> reporter: a year in, there was still no wedding. but there was a baby, dominick, dom. >> i just remember, you know, everyone was so excited, wanting to meet him. >> she loved him, and i think it was just an instinct she had to be a mother. she wanted to do the best for him she could, and that drove everything else. >> reporter: and then one day -- dom was still quite small -- it all seemed to come apart. >> and they were doing okay. till he left her a voicemail. >> by accident. >> reporter: an unintentional voicemail. and the message that was left was, well, bad, very bad. >> talking to friends. he didn't know he left her a voicemail telling her that he -- he slept with another girl. and then that was it

john adams. she's the southern belle who can raise holy hell, anchor dagen mcdowell. real flair and shiny hair, kat timpf. and sharks have a tyrus week. tyrus! all right, scott, you made a prediction longing ago on the fate of ms. harris being the nominee or possibly the likely nominee after being vp. how was this rollout? where do you see it going? >> well, i've got to tell you, it doesn't seem anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that said 56% of people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins, and then on top of that there were another 13% who said they like biden because of his personality and temperament which i think is just another way of saying you don't like trump. so if you add those together, you've got 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything, they just want to beat trump. exactly 9% of them said they cared about policies. which tells you they're just signaling that there's a complete, you know, nonscience party because they've given up on the psychology of

john roberts in just a moment. they are trying to do that. he should be up and around there in a moment. we have bret baier's show coming up in a moment. dagen mcdowell? we wait to find out. secret service are giving direction to reporters to move them to another location. >> dagen: not to throw it back at you but talk about working in the white house and how vigilant the secret service are. in terms of being on top of any noise or any movement even outside the white house, even around the perimeter. you can speak to that. >> dana: it's interesting that you say that, dagen. one of the things that i will say and i think our secret service is the best in the world. they are overly cautious which can be good. you want to make sure you're safe. the president of the united states, no matter who he or she is, is the number one target for terrorists around the world or for assassinations and executions. so you want to make sure you're always protected. when you're in that bubble, the closer you are to them, they're more concerned you might be unless you have the united states secret service who takes care of you and make sure that the 18 acres of the white