elections may be stolen. well, it all depends on whether or not we are able to make the case to the american people that some of this is being set up to try to alter the outcome of the election. the increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is a direct portion to people not getting these reforms passed. jesse: trying to backtrack and claiming that it is not what the president actually said. dana p asked press secretary jen psaki exactly what joe biden meant? dana: i m curious if he will say those 2022 elections will be illegitimate? speak live talk to the president about this and he absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections will be illegitimate. the point he was raising was both that in 2020 even amongst challenging circumstances, efforts to suppress the vote and at the midst of a pandemic there was a record turnout. he was not making a prediction. he has confidence in the american people and we will do everything we can he did make a prediction. j
programming in wisconsin. i m bill hemmer and you wore the right uniform. dana: we are here. there is no caution, i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. milwaukee has welcomed us with open arms. a wonderful american town and we re live from the forum in milwaukee. the race for the white house kicks into high gear hours from now. bill: eight candidates on the stage. all of them in search of a break-out moment. they are positioned by polling, as you see there. in the middle in ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy. dana: tonight kicks off at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we ll talk to bret baier and martha maccallum in a moment. bill: grady trimble on the issues going into the debate. first we begin with alexis mcadams and how the candidates are getting ready for the big night tonight. good morning. good morning from milwaukee, wisconsin. you mentioned the debate stage is set. the eight candidates will be up there trying to tell america can why they are best for everyone h
Economy and public safety. economy being the biggest one and lean toward tim scott but open minded. absolutely. my concern is they all address the issues around personal safety whether it s local or globally. there are a lot of folks that live in communities where crime has become an issue of great concern but we also have globally people who are wondering whether or not we ll enter into another massive war. we just pulled out of afghanistan and ukraine we re involved in. i think the concern there is that we not get any deeper than what we already are. bill: come down two from you. christopher, we ve met before, haven t we? we ve been on air together. bill: dana doesn t forget anybody. she took a look at you and said we ve met before. you are leaning toward ron desantis. what do you want him to do tonight? he has to be really well
Charges are valid and the once against him now for potentially murdering his wife is also valid, it shows that he has this versatility, he s willing to commit different types of crimes. it s will shows he might have some nars situatic tendencies, he think he can get away with fraud, murder, he really is above the law in all of these different capacities. from a psychological standpoint that s very interesting. it also could just be motive. by the way, he pleaded guilty to those. he was indicted in 2018. last year he pleaded guilty to three of those four charges. so he has a track record as i alliar, as a fraud. if they don t find a body, if ana doesn t come back abe live and if they don t find a body, how hard will that be to convict him? in many cases prosecuting a murder without a body is very difficult. but i think if there s so much overwhelming evidence, as there appears to be in this case, they may be able to go forward with it. however, even things like dna. it s a lot harde
Russia and filed this report. [laughter] jesse: that s right. johnny communicated with this fake i mean not fake cat. real russian, we think. cat is 27 and a half pounds. that was kiefer s owner julia. am i pronouncing that correctly? julia? she woke him up for a nap to talk to johnny. there you go, dana. dana: johnny is an amazing assistant. julia and her cat are gorgeous. thank you, johnny for that we appreciate it. i am taking a page out of jesse s book. this is dana s friendly neighborhood dispute. this comes all the way from italy. i want to know what you think about it. a couple living in apartment. they complain that their neighbor s new toilet was keeping them away with what they noted as intolerable noises. they went to court. they had a 1-year battle. italy s top court just ruled that the sound of the toilet flushing was actually a human