reporters questions. wonder what the leaders of the other countries are saying. all of those files originally appeared in a small chat app group called discord. only about 20 members total. then because they sat there for weeks and weeks, we still don t get a firm idea from the federal government exactly how long this was out there. it spread much wider. one of the members of the teenage group got his parents permission to talk to the media reporter and said the group, the leaker was in his 20s and worked on a military base. he spoke with washington post on condition of anonymity. this channel there were classified documents being posted by a user called o.g. he was the leader of this group and he wanted us all to be sort of super soldiers to some degree, informed, fit, with god, well armed, stuff like that. it would appear as if he sort of grew angry with the fact that only 1 or 2 people were paying attention to these documents he was pouring his heart out into. harr
Away. the crowd roars. and then everyone else kind of sheepishly put their hand up. and governor desantis, you know, slowly put his hand up after looking around. it s a tough it s a tough thing to answer because it s going to be a very divisive point. if trump is actually convicted. because at this point we can all say, well, listen, he s accused, he s innocent until proven guilty. right? there s all these presumptions out there. but if he s actually convicted in one of these cases, it s going to be an entirely different ball game where people are going to have to really sit back and think about that and it s going to give a lot of republicans who might not otherwise have pause, that might be willing to vote for trump and give him another second chance, they might actually look at somebody else at this point. so we ll see. we ll see when it comes. alyssa, did you like anybody on the stage last night? was there anybody there that you thought you could vote for if they became the nom
steve: they do, indeed. all right, so that s the scene setter right there. because the stakes are high tonight for the 8 republican can dads who have made it to milwaukee for the debate that is going to be at 9:00 eastern time right here on fox. ainsley: and each of the candidates hoping to make their mark tonight with moments that you, the voter, will remember. brian: now, we asked alexis mcadams to get up in the morning. i hope her alarm went off. let s see, it did. she s up. thank goodness, alexis we tried to set the scene but you really should set the scene. ainsley: you don t need an alarm when you have a band, brian. that s what i was thinking. if i would have slept through it i would have woke up by the snare drums. the whole city is waking up. i m sure we will see vivek ramaswamy out here doing pushups is he up now from hearing that band. exciting night. the chance for the candidates to sideline on the debate stage in milwaukee, wisconsin. ron desantis said he is read
The fact is that many of us do change. but some do not and so he thinks he can get through this and he is representing the democrat party as it is now. democrats across this country have to decide if this is what they stand for and i think most would say it s not. harris: new details about anheiser-busch s controversial decision to team up with transgender activist dylan mulvaney. sources saying the daily wire no one at a senior level was aware of the partnership calling it a mistake. the beer giant is paying the price. their value dropped $5 billion since the ad line launched. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy out with a new op-ed. for a drink that was once a blue collar staple of middle america this isn t a winning sales strategy. it is a way for the ceo to signal his virtue while alienating a customer base too afraid to say so out loud.