me. that s what their job is. they don t have a lot of time. they have a few minutes to make their point. so the point isn t so much what we re going to hear tomorrow, it s what we re going to remember the day after. trace: that s a very good point. the new york times talking about a rowdy debate, democrats pop dmorn hand root for a rowdy gop debate saying nobody is routing for the debate to go off the rails more than democrats praying for mr. biden s reelection. on the other side you think, look, a little robust debate, maybe throwing a few hands might not be all bad. i don t think it would be all bad. i think we really want to hear from all of these different candidates. in fact, you know, there s really not been a lot of movement among these candidates outside of vivek who s had a big surge but he s still only at 11%. let s not mistake anything. into is are all candidates we want to hear from. we don t know what it s going to be like if they re going to be president. we want to
we may have already chosen our career paths but for the next few minutes let your imagination run wild. what job are you grossly underqualified for but think, you know, i would be pretty good at this jonathan hunt. just so happens there s a vacancy at a job i would be awesome at. daniel craig has retired from james bond. 007 i was built to play that. i don t know how many people walk by you in the hallway and say are you daniel craig. all the time. trace: jill simonian. i would be a great real estate agent i could sell all the houses and mansions i would be great. trace: bad mortgage broker, good real estate agent. exactly. trace: wendy patrick. i was going to say a bond girl but since you already took that, now i m going to say space travel. i always wanted a smaller more intimate workplace and i think it s ground breaking work without gravity and a breath taking view. trace: interesting you say space travel because we have a couple cameos we asked bill
sonja shaw, great to have you both on. thank you. thank you. trace: meantime alarming new video just obtained by fox news of a robbery in oakland showing a woman being violently dragged by the robberies. police say it s one example of what s happening across the city. marianne rafferty is live with the video and the late coast the investigation. marry ann good evening. reporter: truly shocking and frightening video of this woman being pistol-whipped and dragged across the ground and democrat-led oakland continues with a surgeoning of crime. the footage shows a woman confronted by two men who attempt to grab several items from her including her purse. she s then violently struck with a weapon and before she falls to the ground she s pulled across the gravel as the two men raid her pockets. the attackers both on the run. the woman s condition is unknown. oakland s mayor has called the rise in crime gut wrenching and now wants to remain no a regional task force to combat crime to se
to the first gop primary debate right here on fox news. eight candidates trying to convince america that they are the key to beating joe biden. bill melugin is live in milwaukee where the debate is less than 24 hours away. bill, good evening. reporter: trace, good evening to you. this time tomorrow night, that debate is going to be wrapping up and we are likely going to be talking about who did or did not perform on that debate stage as this debate is likely going to shift this race into an entirely different gear. so let s talk about who s going to be on that stage. take a look, the rnc announcing eight confirmed candidates will be there, and you can see the positions they re going to take on the stage. florida governor ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy taking center stage. ramaswamy and nikki haley will be standing next to each other which is interesting because haley was attacking ramaswamy yesterday over his foreign policy saying it s going to make america unsave if elected.
what she hopes will handle tomorrow night. in my dream world it would be joe biden, i don t love seeing republicans attack each other, it s fine to contrast issues but i want to keep focus on what our pledge was which was beat biden. trace: according to others they re not running against joe biden right now they re running against each other so that s kind of where the knives come out, lee. yeah, there s no doubt about it. i wouldn t recommend anyone run against joe biden. his popularity numbers speak for themselves. he s at the lowest approval rating of recent history of presidents, approval on the economy is down at the floor. and so no one really needs to be reminded how bad things are. what they need to know is if they vote for one of these candidates, what does it mean for them? and that s really what the job of each of these candidates is tomorrow, is to lay out the path, to lay out the plan, to tell us something memorable so when we say i m going to vote for x, it means so