20/20 election. no surprise that former president coming out swinging against the charges and the special counsel. welcome to our brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i am dana perino. what's my name again? >> dana murray. what's my name? >> build something. >> i can't remember. >> it's after royalty. as william and his george barrett >> i was going to say charles. >> here we go again now. that third indictment of trump under president biden's justice department. burned former president charged with 4 felony counts in a sweeping 45-page indictment. critics complain it is a crusade against free speech. >> my concerns me as many of the people celebrating their second indictment are just simply dismissing the implications for free speech. those are quite dire and real. this is criminalizing disinformation. but the department of justice is saying is that we recognize that politicians can save most things but just not trump because he was told they were false. >> begins anew -- brad baer has got the big picture in a moment coming up. >> our chief washington correspondent is live in d.c. on the political aftershocks being fell far and wide. >> good morning. florida governor ron desantis is calling for two reforms. the home districts of former president trump. washington, d.c., is a swamp and it is unfair to have to stand trial before a jury that is reflective of the swamp mentality. former vice president mike and says mr. trump is entitled to the presumption of innocence. but then added "anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states." south carolina -- while protecting democrats. "what we see today are two different drugs of justice. one for political opponents and another f for the son of the current president. as one candidate saying if you are going after a former president at potential future president, the standard must be higher. >> if you are going to try to indict a political opponent in the former president in the middle of an election, it better darn will not be based on an unprecedented, untested flimsy legal theory that is exactly what we have here which is dangerous. >> three candidates have come out blasting the former president's actions with governor chris christie saying "the events around the white house from election night forward are a stain on our country's history and a disgrace to the people who participated. this disgrace falls the most on donald trump. a trump campaign spokesperson said trump will not be deterred by this "disgraceful and unprecedented political targeting." >> thank you. >> congress -- that is not stopping lawmakers from weighing in. now from the hill with more today. good morning. >> the condemnation came in pretty fast and furious from the republican side. let's start with house speaker kevin mccarthy who came to trump's defense very, very quickly tweeting this. it is the doj's attempt to distract from the news and attack the front runner for the republican nomination. house judiciary chairman jim jordan adding when you drain the swamp, the swamp fights back. president trump did nothing wrong. republicans are taking particular issue with the charge of conspiracy due to probably u.s. when trump disputed the 2020 election results, they are saying that everybody from joe biden to nancy pelosi, they all made similar disputes back over the 2016 election. they are also raising questions about the timing of this. coming just one day after the bombshell devon archer test testimony. >> the american people see what's going on. whether or not this is a weaponize department of justice trying to divert attention away from biting corruption. for the oversight committee and plagiarize them. only they put them down for donald trump instead of joe biden. it is a joke. it is an absolute joke. >> democratic leaders releasing a scathing joint statement here accusing trump of personally orchestrating the attack on the capital. a call at the culmination of a months life and long criminal plot led by the former president due to fire democracy and overturn the will of the american people. democrats are calling for no outside interference as this case moves forward. several house republicans i can tell you are actively working to strip to undercut special counsel jack smith doj funding. any such measure would most certainly fail in a democrat-controlled senate. >> thanks. reaction there on capitol hill. thanks for that. >> "the new york post" covers shows this. it is conspiracy to defraud the united states with the photograph of president trump. this broke late yesterday afternoon. you had president trump's lawyer on this matter on special report last night. he was making the case that you can criminalize thoughts. i wonder as you have been able to think through this indictment overnight where you said to this morning. >> good morning. it is william bret baier. that case right after the special counsel jack smith made his case to the public. and he essentially said those two things. one is this is an effort of special counsel to minimize political speech and it's going to be impossible to prove what the president thought as far as web about 2020 election wasn't bag stolen stolen in his mind or not. interestingly, he also said one of that event strategies is going to use the power of the subpoena that he will have two relitigate that 2020 election. whether he will be allowed to do that whether the judge will give leeway to do that, held at the events out is going to be fascinating to see. >> we were talking this morning. we talk a lot. >> it will not be tired of hearing that. >> i don't have this printed out for the audience have to bear with us. indictment said mr. trump broke the law when he acted on the following lies. we will take that one of time for those i conclude to hunt fraud. by that attorney was arguing last night is that trump thought there was fraud. look into that. is that against the law? that is what a jury has to decide. work with conspirators to stand up substitute electors in seven states. if you are working with them, defined substitute electors. it is not against the law or not? i don't know the answer. try to persuade the vp that he had the power to refuse that counts on the electoral votes. you may think all this stuff is shady stuff. no republican candidates and republicans are going to argue that does any of this amount to a crime? that is i guess when we are going to find out. >> exactly. i agree. it is really sweeping and what they are trying to do. a lot of legal experts say it seems like something else hasn't been dropped. we saw in the document states that there was this superseding indictment that came later that added charges. is it possible that the six coconspirators listed there, they are not charged. but they are making an effort to negotiate with them. for that they possibly testify against the former president. they drop others superseding indictment as they come after that. it seems like it's a tough hill to climb. in this case to make what you are just talking about. because it is politicized speech about concerns about the election. what he did, how he did it. there were 60 plus cases filed by trump attorneys across the country. there were were certifying elections by republican governors and republican secretaries of state that look at things and had audits. if there is, there was now very found enough evidence, fraud to overturn one state let alone 4. they are going to try to relitigate this. i will be fascinating. the judge in this case is tough for the defense. she is the one that open the files of the white house for the january 6 committee. >> i was thinking about it overnight. that was all happening in breaking news mode. the thing august 23rd for the first debate. you and martha are going to be the moderators. if i am resident trump and i have not committed to the debate, i might be thinking, i want to be at that debate to defend myself. i imagine he will be able to be in that room with all of his competitors and be able to ask each one of them, are you with me or are you not with me? mike pence might be on the stage as well in terms of this indictment being over the line. i don't know how that stands right now. i'm just thinking from a strategic standpoint if you have that commanding of a lead and you want these people behind you and you know the republican party faithful is behind you, why when you want to try to put it away that night? >> i totally agree. i think it would be fascinating if that happens. i don't know if it will or not. vice president pence statement yesterday that no person got but himself above the constitution on that person should not be president again. most of all of the other statements that with two-tiered system of justice and all of these candidates are walking a line. they know as you point out the g.o.p. primary voters look at this and say this is a raw deal. in fact it is a sympathetic figure in a lot of republicans are goals, the former president is. that is a tough question for that debate. >> he is on with martha on "the story." >> just think. you could have been a bell. 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"when we started this work to wraparound students to education, we enter this partnership with akron public school for the long haul. we are here for the ups and downs and will continue to wrap around our students and their entire family so they can be successful in school no matter the challenges that come their way. this is a tough situation. you've got a very well-intentioned effort here. it seems it is not working. what can be done to turn that around? >> well, thank you for having me. this is such an important issue. i'm glad you are a shining on it. it doesn't matter whether a student is in a public school or charter school or private school. what matters is how they are taught. you have a lot of people who say i'm not good at math or science. everybody's good at math and science. if you train them the right way. like reading, reading is not difficult if you know all 26 letters of the alphabet. let's say that you only know 21 of them. you still know the vast maj majority. what could you read? i'm not good at reading. you feel those five letters and all of a sudden, you can read. the same thing with math and science. it is a matter of who is teaching it and how they are teaching it. you may remember the movie "stand and deliver back in 1998. in east los angeles, taught students from lower social economics matters how to do calculus. it can be done. you have to lay the groundwork. you have to do it correctly. >> i am building more than a school. i think he even provides housing for a lot of these students as well. it is quite remarkable. i was wondering if this school was doing so poorly, how is the rest of akron, ohio, doing? believe it or not, among performance indicators of fifth graders among math, english, and science, james school is all in the single digits whereas the rest of akron is 26-45, 36% for the rest of the state is 63%. i know you are referring to teachers and also parents. they really have to be the backbone to help the kids learn. this is a paltry performance that we are seeing from this. there's got to be an explanation for why you are this bad. >> honestly, the emphasis is not being in the right place. you probably are familiar with project baltimore report a few months ago. over 2,000 students, none of them proficient in mathematics. obviously, you don't have all those people who are stupid. honestly, there is something going on with the way they teaching is being done. this requires a little bit of humility. you look at the places that have been successful to have the same kind of students and have been successful for them. what is it that they are doing that we are not doing? being willing to accept that maybe somebody has done something better. it doesn't mean that you are horrible person or that you are inferior. it means that you are wise enough to look at what works and use that. >> we recently talked to some bones from mississippi who have turned things around down there in education. the former governor but in motion a bunch of changes because he said they didn't want to be 50th in the nation. there is some good bright spots there if you're looking for s some. >> on some of the things that governor sanders is doing in arkansas. the same kind of thing. >> after mississippi indeed. there are ways to turn it around good i know mississippi is not akron, ohio. we appreciate the efforts and we also appreciate you coming on. >> it is nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> there is a smash-and-grab robbery crew that robs the california jewelry store. check this out. [glass breaking] >> security video shows match suspects to break into display cases. it happened monday afternoon at a busy shopping center in irvine but police say the suspects took off with nearly $900,000 worth of merchandise. they are still on the loose. police also believe the crew is behind other robberies in the area which of course would stand to reason. >> plenty of cameras in that place. officials in illinois facing backlash for a new law that will allow noncitizens to join the police force. they have lost a lot of cops in chicago over the past two years. in the windy city to understand this. i was i going to work if at all? >> it goes into effect january 1st. it has alarmed a lot of people. people connecting this to the waves of immigrants who are showing up by bus and places like chicago and overwhelming the cities. former mayoral candidate was when they speak up and say allowing noncitizens to enforce laws defies common sense. >> first that comes in, noncitizen. become a police officer. having a right to arrest a citizen's own country. that is totally wrong. >> this is not a situation where someone with a legal status for get a badge and a gun soon as they cross the border. to get a gun legally in illinois, person needs a firearm on her identification. you still need legal work status like a green card for the president of chicago's fraternal order of police surprise a lot of people in the support of this law. primarily applies to kids who were brought here by their parents and grow up in the u.s. >> a lot of political gibberish from the left on the right. the left are trying to make it seem like this is some giant victory in like they are going to be handing out badges and guns at the border on the buses and go police and the cities which is a reality. >> chicago still has a great need for police officers. gun violence as part of every weekend since yesterday, ten people were shot in chicago. there was a mass arrest as kids mobbed and looted a 7-eleven in the south. the staffing of chicago police is down 10% since the murder of george floyd and the defined movement. >> something to watch in the next six months. >> a new battlefield on the war against drugs. i was finding their way into street drugs and making them far more dangerous. special narcotics prosecutor on how to fight the trend. plus, rapper cardi b chucked a microphone and a fan. guess where that microphone is today? >> good question. ♪ ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. 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's will and i think it would be a lot easier to control. you would be easier to track the supply. you can see if a company that is supplying legitimate drugs to legitimate products to legitimate people is also supplying this to people who should not be getting at. >> we said all came from china for the chemicals that produced it. they are off-loaded off of ships in southern mexico and the product crosses the border. is that where tranq comes from? >> it is hard to say right now from what we have seen until recently. most of them for supplies seems to be coming in in the united states. these drugs are packaged into little envelopes are pressed into pills. then it is sold as cocaine or sold as fentanyl print a lot of time with eight little and stamps on them. that packaging occurs here in the u.s. and in some of the locations where we have disrupted these, we call that packaging needles. we have found kilos of tranq there. we believe it is going in there. it could be going in in mexico now. this whole thing is always changing. the patterns are changing constantly. initially we just had tranq in the northeast. then in the south. now it is in the west and the midwest. this is changing pattern all the time. it is about money. it is about what is cheapest for the seller to sell back to make the most profit. >> you are the prosecutor. is there a part of you that things -- is there anyway that there there is any type of legalization that you can support that you think would prevent doubts as to mark >> not have these kinds of drugs. ends and all is a killer and highly addictive. legalization isn't going to do anything but normalize that d drug. heroin is the same. certainly drugs like marijuana, a whole different story. there are other drugs that might fall into this category. when you get into the drugs that are so highly addictive, so potent, so powerful that they can kill somebody instantly, it's a no-go for me. >> this is in the category of urban rot. >> it is about to not be urban. the west and the midwest. you will have those counties and all those communities will have to deal with it. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming back. we will speak again. a bit of a hard journey. hang on for this. >> something got. >> you decide. cardi b's microphone is apparently worth a lot more than stays. the microphone became a hot ticket when the rapper threw it into the crowd. it happened in las vegas. tmz reports the audio production company that owns the mic is auctioning it on ebay. it is listed for more than $50,000. it has 47 bids. proceeds from the sale will be split between 2 and charities. is today's -- >> inflation bid? >> that will do it for bridget. >> we might be able to raise some money. if you throw your microphone at me, i will definitely pay $50,000 for it. you can bet on that. >> i'm going to make another hard turn for the story is one we have been following. there's an american woman taken in haiti. now the kidnappers are releasing demands in 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responsible for the abduction released its ransom demands. tracking that story in newton. >> president biden has been briefed on the kidnapping of -- the state department is still working to secure her release. as for that witness, this witness describes the terrifying moments in which she was taken from the clinic where she worked as a nurse from other christian nonprofit near port-au-prince. this woman had gone to the little brick building and watched as armed men stormed in and took her nearly a week ago. >> i can explain 100% that i was inside and the man told me to relax. i could not understand what he was saying to me. he pulled out his weapon. >> hundreds of haitians including students from the school marched in the streets this week calling on the government to do something about the ongoing violence. many asking for the release for her and her daughter noting all this young mother has done for the community. >> g is a good samaritan. we say to the kidnappers, the money they are asking for, she does not have it. samaritans do not have money. >> the u.s. national security council scored in a different strategic communications john kerry offered limited details on a call with reporters. listen. >> we are working on this as art as we can. we want to see her released. we want to see her back home with her family where she belongs. i think it is probably the most prudent thing for us to do to not publicly talk about those efforts in any great detail as the situation is still precarious. >> kidnappings and the gangs that come at them have been rampant in haiti and increasing in recent years. new u.n. security council report. more than a thousand abduction so far just this year. >> things. we will continue to try to get there and others. thank you. >> our nation's kids saw the client in math and reading skills from remote learning during the pandemic. it turns out many students simply lack basic skills as they enter the workplace forcing companies to pick up the slack in their education. martha maccallum is here. here is a quote. that is your topic. i thought that we had a different one. when i read the article, i was thinking about you. you have a passion for education for younger people. you are also a good mentor to people and you have raised three good young people who are in the workforce. you have to make sure that they know that they've got that show up on time and suit up. you have to be in the office when you're expected to be. apparently it is not happening. >> and also goes to the information that we now have at this as a just a pandemic issue. it's been going on way before that. when employers are finding that an engineering and nursing and skilled labor jobs, people don't have the basic skills that in many cases these employers are saying they would expect them to have learned in high school. i say this all the time. i think it is so deeply important. we have a national crisis in this country. educating children, high schoolers, and college students with the skills that they need to do well. you've got people in the job spending three hours trying to catch a young engineer upon something that he should have learned in the first or second year of engineering school. decline in teaching and in structure and in the basics that is really, really -- >> you learn by doing. we can all agree on that. everybody at home. these kids in school during the pandemic, all they have done is work on computers. the computer aspect may be a whole different thing that we need to consider. what they are saying that they don't know how to make change at a register. >> learning how to make change. i had a job in high school at a cheese shop. i remember them telling me to count up. people that don't even use money anymore. teaching me how to count up to the next dollar and to the correct change. these are basic skills that kids are learning now. >> may be one of the reasons is also this. you have heard of helicopter parents. there are camp parents. you go away. be by yourself but that's not happening. the co-owner says we live in a different world. kids coming to camp are connected to their parents 24/7. that stops and they have an insatiable appetite for knowing what's going on. apparently, parents are complaining if a camp counselor sends a photograph to the parents come in think it is and smiling, the parents panic. >> first of all, i'm a huge fan for some kids. some kids thrive in a camp environment for my daughter went to camp in maine for several summers. no phones, no nothing. you couldn't talk to your kids for the first two weeks they were there. total -- and was the best thing i could have done. even now when they are so connected to these, send them to a camp where they cannot use their phones. i promise they will thank you for it. i was one of those parents. they use to post once a week. they use to post the pictures of the kids. they weren't great pictures. big group pictures. looking for my daughter. she was 12 years old. trying to see if she has a smile on her face. you know what a real smile is and what a fake smile is. is she happy? is she okay? i love -- parents are calling the kids and saying you shouldn't wear that shirt. make sure you have sunscreen on. the whole point is for them two outs. and figure this stuff out on their own for goodness' sakes. camp is an amazing opportunity. i scrutinize those little photos online to figure out how things are going. >> parents drove away. i cried for 5 minutes and i had a blast. >> camp is a great experience. >> i felt bad. >> i had one who cried all three weeks. it's not for everyone as i said. >> you're going to go to camp at 3:00 this afternoon. the former vice president mike pence with you. >> to respond to this trump indictment pretty is mentioned over 100 times in this document. we have a lot to talk to the former vice president about anchoring candidate. >> and service dog is hailed a hero for likely saving your owner's life. 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reset for his campaign here in florida governor ron desantis how he hopes to turn things around and gain ground against trump in the polls. desantis don't make desantis will be in the focus at the top of the hour. >> bill: a hero service dog saving a woman in a rare condition by helping through a serious medical condition when she stood up at that moment to get a drink and she got dizzy. that is when the dog jumped into action and did just about everything. her name is katie graham, the proud owner of the dog, bailey. katie, welcome to the show. >> he>> dana: hi, bailey. speed to say the name of this condition because as five means. apparently, bailey is well aware because what happened and what did your dog do? >> so he is trained to specifically alert when my heart rate gets to an unsafe level. in that moment, he can smell that smell and he immediately jumped into action. he jumped on me and warned me and told me to sit down which i did. his responses he would go get my medication, go get water and pretty much anything i need to. he is willing to pick up and go. he has such a drive that nothing will get in his way. >> dana: how does he know your heart rate is up? >> it is all so when your body goes through a stressful situation and such a sudden change, your body gives off a pheromone. you teach the dogs how to pick up that certain pheromone. and that smell, they have that reaction. >> bill: that is amazing. so, he cut the bottle to help you, right? a bottle of water. >> yeah. >> bill: then he gave you deep pretherapy. what is that? >> what is pressure on the legs and help circulate blood flow. a lot of us, we have to deal with lack of blood flow in her legs. that is part of why you have fainting episodes is because of the fact that we just have blood flow. all of a sudden, all of our blood just dropped spirits of the deep pressure therapy allows for blood flow and this helps kind of relax and keep everything calm, you know, kind of in the heat of the moment. >> dana: how many years did he go through training in able to be able to do all of this? >> he is four years old now. i got him at eight weeks old and i did all the training myself. so it has been off and on for years. >> bill: that is amazing. >> dana: german shepherds are remarkably smart but this is an incredible story. for people out there that might have a story that might have a condition where a service dog can help them, what do you recommend and how do we go about finding them? >> you can look into certain organizations in your area. it is very difficult to find a service dog. so, a lot of research and, you know you can find a trainer that will help you train. it takes a very specific temperament of dog and a very specific mind-set of the dog. so you have to be cautious what you pick out. but as long as you have a good trainer and a good organization. >> bill: you picked a good one. >> dana: hey, bailey, good boy, bailey. see, he knows spirit lady, who has that lady? thank you, katie, thank you, bailey. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert a third indictment for former u.s. president donald trump. but when it comes to presidential biden's family namely his son hunter, nothing but a crumpled suite heart plea deal. a resounding chorus now claiming a double standard, a two-tier justice system one for the biden polis and everybody for the right side of the how. i am harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus," special counsel jack smith handing