we talked about vladamir putin's use of discoverable influence operations where he deliberately left of bread crumbs back to the kremlin. that's what this was, except it's a downed airplane and absolutely a public education cushion because -- execution because vladamir putin needs to message his own population and his own security and intelligence services. david: dan, a lot of people weren't surprised and only surprised about how long it took from the time prigozhin began his disobedient behavior to the time he was killed. you suggest that part of that reason was putin wanted to make sure that he had control over the wagner group before he hit prigozhin, no? >> yeah, i think putin was doing a couple of things. first, he was absolutely vetting the wagner group and military. the wagner group made way to the military district, which is responsible for conducting offensive operations inside ukraine. so there was concern about the loyalty of the army and putin had to deal with that and the second thing was instruct a very small team, i'm quite sure in the sfb, federal security service th

take us through what has been said at key points from the readers and particularly vladamir putin, of putin not appearing in person because of a possible arrest warrant against him so he spoke via video link from russia and he said that the conflict in ukraine was an attempt by russia to end the war that was started by the west. he also spoke about the depolarisation that was inevitable and that his country seeks to ensure a just settlement by peaceful means they're in russia and he also called on countries to expand trade settlements by using each of their common and individual currencies. he also spoke about the fact that the summit will be held in russia next year. i summit will be held in russia next ear. ~' ., summit will be held in russia next ear. ~ ., ., ., year. i think a lot of the discussion _ year. i think a lot of the discussion today - year. i think a lot of the discussion today behind year. i think a lot of the - discussion today behind closed doors, obviously speaking in public before, but what is the general tone that you sense coming out? what are the key development

many believe that prigozhin was a target of russian president vladamir putin for leading the uprisinggainst his regime earlier this year. i'm kevin corche in washington and now back to more hannity. sean: three of the most loyal outlets had harsh words for biden this week including even fake news cnn. take a look. >> i think people are concerned about joe biden. they really are. democrats talk about their hand and nobody pes to go on tv and say it and would like to go to barbecues and house parties but people are concerned. sean: now, it wasn't only fake news cnn and new york times and they exposed hunter's sweet heart deal and they didn't want hunter to be charged and doj, that was their plan not to charge him with any crimes at all whatsoever. of course even the washington post pointed out that the delaware u.s. attorney now special council david wise worked closely with hunter's brother, beau, joe's son before this whole sham investigation has started. anyway, here with aerodynamic action to all that and the -- reaction to all that and the cohost of the five, our friend, judge jean

this is, this is the vladamir putin -- this is the vladamir putin who donald trump called brilliant andnd up against this type of autocrat ick killing in the world, we'll be next. martha: i have a question for governor haley. bret: you have 30 seconds, vice president pence. >> let me be clear, anyone that thinks we can't solve the problems in the united states and be the leader of the world, has a small view of the greatest nation on effort. we can do both, vivek, we've done both. we've been a leader of the free world and the arsenal democracy for years and reagan doctrine yearsing a made it clear. if you're willing to fight the communist on your circumstantial we're we'll give you the mean sos our troops don't have to fight them. vivek, if we do the give away to give to putin to give him his hand, it's not too long before he rolls across a nato border and frankly our men and women of our armed force haves to go and fight him. i want to let the ukrainians fight and drive putin and the russians back out into russia. >> vice president pence, a news flash, ussr doesn't exist and fell gabbi

russian president vladamir putin has not commented on the reported death of wagner group leader yevgenyshot down yesterday near moscow and 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 reporting to authorities and the wagner television channel said it was prigozhin killed. his deputy reportedly died in the crash. russian officials lawned an investigation into the incident given the likelihood this was coordinated in the outcome of such an investigation should be looked at with skepticism. supporters of prigozhin that led mercenaries around the world in places like ukraine, syria and africa placed flowers at a cafe he owned in st. petersburg. bespite the war crimes he committed, he had thousands of critics and considered to be in vladamir putin's good graces for military gains in ukraine. that was till late june when prigozhin attempted a coup against the russian capitol of moscow and huge embarrassment to pure tone average tin and he call it had an -- putin and call it had

50 miles north of moscow two months to the day after his failed coup attempt against president vladamir putine kremlin denied it was behind the incident. >>> more speculation is pointing to the cause of the deadly wildfires on maui that were electrical. cnbc reports that the associated press investigated several images it attained of electric wires near the source of the fire. they concluded when high winds brought down power poles, bare, uninsulated wires fell to the ground, sparking the grass. on top of the danger from the lines, hawaiian electric's mostly wooden power poles were not sturdy and needed to be replaced. the utility is facing several lawsuits for not taking steps like not shutting off power in the winds. hawaiian electric says it has recognized the threats from climate change and spent millions in response. investigators have not released an official cause of the fires. >>> back here locally, dozens showed up with the district attorney pamela price. the message for price was that people want something done about the city's crime wave. while people shared personal stories and co

the man who led a mutiny against vladamir putin in a plane falling from the sky. now the clues in the wreckage, and what we know about what brought the plane down. >>> this morning a new development in the idaho college murders case as the suspect appears in court. >>> we're hearing from the u.s. nurse kidnapped in haiti with her daughter. what she's saying to her captors. as summer winds down, labor day sales are gearing up. what you should wait to buy. ♪ finally it's happened to me ♪ ♪ right in front of my face ♪ >>> and fairy-tale ending. how the pup who ate his owner's passport before his wedding in italy got out of the dog house. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> does look happy again. [ laughter ] >> i would be, too. >> good morning america. hope you're doing well today. live look at the fulton county jail, where donald trump will turn himself in later today. he's now facing four separate felony trials. >> right now the former president is waking up in bedminster. you're seeing bedminster there from kabc's chopper. trump is

russian president vladamir putin is open to peace talks and the actions of his military on the grounday otherwise. stuart. stuart: thank you, trey yingst in the middle of it. president zelensky say the war is returning to russia and the drone expert is brett velicovich and she's in ukraine and joining me right now. are these american drones hitting moscow? >> i think it's difficult to say. we can't really 100% be certain, but right now we don't know they conducted this drone strike and they're spouting lies and given the circumstances, i can't blame ukraine if they were indeed responsible. russia repeatedly struck at the heart of the civilian population and they're not intending to prioritize civilian targets and we see these months of aerial bombardments on schools, playgrounds, hospitals and churches and they're highly incompetent with their strikes or there's a concerted effort of seen your levels of the kremlin to strike at innocent civilians. stuart: are they getting pushback from the united states or europe for carrying the war straight to moscow? >> i'm sure there's a lot of ta