as the dust settles we look at who is left standing and live team coverage, rob schmidt has reactionters, analysis from bernie sanders campaign stafford republican strategist peter lamotte. we begin with griff jenkins live at texas university in houston. >> reporter: what a night to have all ten candidates on stage, front and center was president obama's legacy. we knew joe biden would embrace his time as vice president but he hugged it as tight as he could, front and center, when bernie sanders was an outlier, now it is in the center of the debate and we saw sanders and warned going head to head with biden how to pay for this medicare for all. >> the senator says she is for bernie. i'm for barack. >> healthcare costs a lot of money, 7 $40 billion. it doesn't cost $30 trillion. the senator on my left is not indicated how she pays for it. >> we pay for it, those at the top, richest individuals are going to pay more and middle class families are going to pay less. >> i wrote the damn bill. intends to eliminate all out-of-pocket expenses. all deductibles. all copayments. >> if you expec

i'm rob schmidt in for jon scott. this is "the fox report".rastically to its side, shortly after it left port. crews have managed to safely rescue 20 of the 24 people on board but a coast guard official says it is too risky to go inside that ship and try to find the remaining four. >> we're still conducting rescue operations. we have assets on the scene. they continue to do what they can. it is a complex situation, so

rob schmidt is live with reaction.alker. >> reporter: just after 4:30 in houston, this is a great 24/7 diner in houston, we hope to get a lot of people as the morning goes on but talking healthcare, a big talk last night, you saw kamala harris talking private insurance, people should be allowed to keep their private insurance if they want it. a lot of candidates start to sound more like joe biden and less like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and andrew yang giving away free money, beta or work once to take away assault weapons, ar 15s, ak-47s. we went to texas southern university to talk to people, mostly democrats who watched the debate live after it ended. >> even though -- association with obama. >> reporter: biden to the best? >> that is -- he did the best in terms of staying away from race. >> castro did great. kamala harris. >> reporter: who met the best showing? >> andrew yang. is talking about things no one else is talking about? he's talking ideas. rather than bickering and talking about donald trump. >> e

rob: i'm rob schmidt. this is the fox report.you are just joining us, a frantic search happening off the atlantic coast in georgia after a cargo ship overturned this morning. coast guard rescued 20 people on board but four crewmembers on the vessel remain unaccounted for. no word yet on what caused the big ship to overturn. >>> i think there's probably two sets of priorities. we will have the priorities i would like to see and that is we take up the canada mexico trade agreement. i think that's something we need to happen. we need to finish our spending appropriations now that we have a budget deal. it is time for to us do our appropriations and not just do a stop gap as the democrats are wanting to do. i think we can make some real improvements there. rob: that was ranking house judiciary committee member doug collins. with a preview of what lawmakers' priorities could look like this fall as congress heads back to work tomorrow to face an array of issues, domestic spending, trade policy, immigration, all potential flashpoints. w

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we highlight it every year, we've got our colleague, rob schmidt, out there with frank siller. ng this 5ked today. as you said, this is a fantastic organization. we've been talking about some of the stories of what this organization does, and we've got a really amazing story of jenny taylor who lost her husband brent not even a yearing a, and jenny is the mom of accept kids from the ages of 1-13 years old. they live in utah. take a listen. >> my husband was an army major in the yukon national guard. so we're from back west. we've got seven kids ages 1-13 when he was killed. he was always really devoted to serving his country, serving his up community, and we were proud of him when he left and we're proud of him still. proud to be a gold star family. so many things run through your mind when your world changes literally in a moment. and to have the weight of that unbelievable gift that they've given our family -- >> jenny said she heard from frank siller who runs this organization within 48 hours of losing her husband, that's how quick they move. and to take that burden away is j

i am rob schmidt. jillian: we have a lot to get to and we begin with a fox news alert. the trump administration official says there is evidence of political bias in whistleblower complaint against the president. rob: we await the release of the transcript of the phone call with ukraine's president. jillian: congress just launched an impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: we expect a lot of news on this story. at the direction of donald trump the white house will be releasing the unredacted transcript in a july phone call with vladimir zelinski. the white house will also be releasing a document showing the inspector general of the intelligence community felt the whistleblower who filed the complaint regarding the phone call had political bias in favor of arrival candidate of donald trump. regarding the transcript of the july phone call the senior administration official told fox news there is no smoking gun but there are a few words in it that will raise eyebrows but nowhere near as inflammatory as democrats have suggested according to the administration official. despite the

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