arrest of evan gershkovitch for at least three more months. a return to the cold war echo even louder. hello back in wisconsin. what a night and morning now. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. it was interesting to have millions of people watch the debate last night and so many different takes. you will want to hear from our guest this morning, nikki haley up in a moment. evan gershkovitch was arrested in march on espionage charges in four decades an american journalist was designed against spying against russia. they have denied the allegations and the u.s. government has declared him wrongfully detained. bill: greg palkot picks up the story from there live in london and greg, what have we learned? bill and dana, sadly there is no end in sight for wall street journal reporter evan gershkovitch. he was brought by van to the courthouse today related to the tough and brutal prison where he has been held since march after being arrested on alleged espio
a hoax. i ve had enough of a guy that sounds like chat gpt sitting up here now is not the time for on-the-job training. we don t need to bring in a rookie, don t need to bring in people without experience. this is why margaret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. i think the american people deserve to know whether everyone on this stage agrees that i kept my oath to the contusion that day. mike did his duty. i got no beef with him. is this what we re focusing on? ukraine is not a priority for the united states of america. you were choosing a murderer over an american. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. whoa, so you get the idea. let s things off with kayleigh mcenany , former white house press secretary and co host of outnumbered. great to see you. happy you re here. having been sitting there, it s good for me to look back and look at what was said last night and slow it down and take
guided this nation since we arrived on this these wilderness shores. another best days for the greatest nation on earth are yet to come. thank you. [applause] i was born in 1985 and i grew up into a generation where we were taught to celebrate our diversity and our differences so much that we forgot all of the ways we are really just the same as americans, bound by a common set of ideals that set this nation into motion in 1776 and this is our moment to revive those common ideals. god is real. there are two genders. fossil fuels are a requirement for human prosperity. reverse racism is racism. order border is not a border. parents determine the education of their children. the nuclear family is the greatest form of governance known to man. capitalism lifts us up from poverty. there are three branches of government, not four. and the u.s. constitution, it is the strongest guarantor of freedom in human history. that is what won a s the american revolution. that is what wi
look at what happened putin did today. he killed prigozhin. when i was at the u.n. the russian ambassador suddenly die. this guy is a murderer. and you are choosing a murderer over a when these drug pushers are bringing fentanyl across the border, that s going to be the last thing they do. we re going to use force and we re going to leave them stone-cold dead. some of the highlights from last night s republican presidential debate. we ll have much more from the fiery showdown in milwaukee. plus, the man who led a brief mutiny against vladimir putin appears to have been killed in a plane crash. we ll have the latest out of moscow. also ahead an update out of fulton county, georgia, where more of donald trump s coconspirators have turned themselves in ahead of the former president s expected surrender tonight. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, august 24th. i m elise jordan in for jonathan lemire. we begin with last night s combative rep
because donald trump is going to surrender to fulton county district attorney fani willis tomorrow and be arrested and booked, and his mug shot will be on the front page of possibly every newspaper in the world on friday. donald trump s mug shot will be in history books. it will become the most widely seen single photograph of donald trump s entire life, possibly the most widely seen photograph of any american president in history. it will be the photograph that o defines his life and his presidency for hundreds of years. that photograph of donald trump tomorrow will be the greatest humiliation donald trump has suffered in his 77 years of his relentlessly humiliating life.ia surrender is the word, the legal word for what donald trump will dodo tomorrow. today was a very busy day of surrender and losing for donald trump s codefendants in the georgia case. seven of donald trump s codefendants surrendered today, and two of them lost in pleadings they made to a federal judge abou