hillary clinton's email server was hacked by china. good night. we'll see you tomorrow. guy: we begin with an election alert. primary results pouring in from the state of florida. first to the gubernatorial primary, already at 8:00 p.m. on the east coast fox news can project the winner is ron desantis, a congressman who was trailing by 15 points until the president got behind him full bore. a major major victory. a major victory for desantis and

the president. the democratic side of the democratic race. full early to call a victor many of the polls show her well ahead of a crowded field. second place is andrew gillum who is backed by bernie sanders. so far nip and tuck. but gwen graham is the daughter of a former u.s. senator from the state of florida. the republican primary for u.s. senate, rick scott who is term limited as governor of that state. he's the winner in this primary as expected. a blowout. he'll be the republican nominee

for senate. he'll take on the incumbent bill nelson in a hotly contested general election based on the polls. a prime pickup opportunity potentially in an important swing state. any surprises here? let's talk to edward lawrence. he joins me live in washington with the latest. right out of the gate. ron desantis with the wins of president trump's endorsement behind him. >> some folks will be surprised. the jeff flakes of the world who are in the republican party but don't necessarily support all of what president trump does may be surprised. but ron deand is got a lot -- ron desantis got a lot of support from the president. it was well attended in that

area. not a huge surprise from the people who support the president. but this does show with governor rick scott and ron desantis claiming victory in their primary that possibly the president's agenda at least in florida is taking traction. that's something republicans at the establishment level are watching to see if the president's message holds through through these primaries. this is a mid-term election year. they are seeing if the president has traction when he goes down there. some of his comments have been taken out of context. president trump backing both rick scott and ron desantis, both winners there on the republican side. the democratic side, that's not a surprise at all. gwen graham has been polling very well, at least 7 points

ahead consistently throughout this primary race. it should be interesting to see what happens when we get to the mid-term election. guy: we'll be check in later in the hour on updates from these races. one of the central figures in the investigation into bias in the 2016 elections, but according to some reports, he displayed poor memory. bruce ohr is a clinton administration higher up. and he is friend with christopher steele. the guy who authored the russian dossier. his wife was a contractor for fusion gps also in 2016. many republicans claiming ohr may be the link between the dossier and anti-trump bias at

the doj and the fbi. before the hearing. catherinecatherineherridge triee answers from ohr and here is what happened. >> did anyone within the justice department know you were contacting the fbi on behalf of christopher steele? did you communicate to the fbi. guy: i thought his answers were terrific. is bruce ohr the bogeyman here? let's talk about bruce ohr. it's hard to sometimes talk about all the figures in this drama. the two key allegations against republicans are number one he was in contact with christopher

steele funneling information through steel to the doj after steele effectively had been fired by the fbi for lying and breaking protocol. and secondly, bruce ohr failed to disclose on financial documents that his wife was in the employ of fusion gps. i'm wondering how the serious you think this situation is. >> i think the thing that will determine how serious it is is what the fbi and justice department precisely were telling the fisa court. if you have a situation where you are representing to the court that you have excluded a former informant from the investigation and the fact of the matter is as a practical matter, as a fact you'll matter you haven't excluded the informant because he's funneling information to the fbi, that's a problem. what i think would be a bigger

misrepresentation, and we don't have enough information about this at this point. remember that a lot of the information in the fisa warrants that we have seen that have been declassified is redacted, is blacked out. what i would want to know is whether the information that steele was funneling to bruce ohr off october of 2016 made its way into the fisa applications in some form or covered by saying this is some other source of information. so essentially the question is, do they tell the court we have this informant, he's now excluded for the information yet they are folding in information they are getting from him through ohr representing ohr as another source who they don't identify. that would be problematic. few * how unusual is this?

you have christopher teal work on behalf of fusion gps which was funded by the democrats coming up with that dossier against president trump. he was axed by the fbi because they knew he was leaking to the press. then he went on the record so they had to get rid of him. and bruce ohr is still the go-between, the conduit for this information. is that deeply improper unto itself? >> it's highly unusual. i wouldn't go so far as to say improper. my attitude is as long as you are straight with the court and as long as you disclose, you can justify all kind of arrangements in these kinds of national security applications. and remember fisa now is not building a criminal case. so you don't have the same due process concerns you would have in say a search warrant or

criminal wiretap. here what we are trying to do is collect intelligence on foreign powers that might be threatening to the united states. so you have a little bit more latitude in what might be expected in the way of how the executive branch would go about the business it has to conduct. but what is very important is when you make representations to the court, they have to be true. and it's particularly so in the fisa context. the only due process an american citizen who gets a warrant on him is ever going to get is whether the fbi and the justice department play it straight with the fisa court when they make that application. it's not like a criminal warrant where this will all be disclosed, you will have a defense lawyer, he'll get to pick it apart. in terms of do you process, this is it, what they say to the fisa court. >> we don't know what exactly what was said behind closed

doors. if anything leaks we'll discuss it for sure. thank you so much. cnn, you heard of them. they would like to remind everyone they are not fake news, mr. president. but they will have to work harder if they want people to take them seriously on this one. lanny davis is walking back last week's claims his client michael cohen was prepared to tell special counsel president trump knew in advance about the connection between don, jr. and a kremlin-connected lawyer. but despite those retractions, a cnn spokesperson told buzz feed they are standing by their report. what is cnn thank youing? let's ask the panel. rnc spokesperson, kayleigh mcenany, and my co-host on fox

news radio, marie harf, and correspondent for "the greg gutfeld show," kat timpf. i am outnumbered. i'm the only brunette at the table. juries at home i think immediately picked up on that. cnn is doubling down. it strikes me as a bad look. president trump sometimes cries fake news, fairly on occasion, unfairly other times. but if they are sticking to a wrong story, that fuels trump in the attacks, right? >> that's right, "the washington post" has already retracted the story. cnn gives no explanation why they are standing behind a story that has been debunked, and

maybe it explains why htv and other non-news networks are beating it. guy: the property brothers are where it's at. kat, one of the biggest problems i see here, you could see it if cnn said they had multiple sources. one was lanny davis,er might have been michael cohen. but cnn said lanny davis had no comment. but we now know according to him he was one of the sources. that's a problem, right? >> if they had these other sears, give him the benefit of the doubt. why not say we had other sources. if you are a news outlet your main goal should be to report

accurate news. that's kind of what you are supposed to do. you are not supposed to just report news in a way you want in terms of what you are trying to project and not correct it when you made a mistake. if you have other sources, say so. but they are not saying so. guy: now the public knows for a fact based on lanny davis' apology, he was the source, he was wrong. he was incorrect, and they are just digging in their heels and saying we stand by the story, we are totally fine. if they continue to stick with that line, do they fall within the fake news trap and doesn't it make real news harder to break through because the white house can point to this as an example of dishonesty. >> donald trump should sit down with bob mueller and answer that question under oath. what we all care about is

whether he knew. cnn is indicated they had multiple other sources. if they did, they need to be clear about that. we shouldn't say just because lanny davis retracted this, there is no chance it's true. cnn gets a lot of criticism, a large majority of it very unfair. cnn and other media outlets made to do better because they are under such a microscope. if there are questions about lanny davis as a source, they need to be clear about what they know and what they don't. if there is a problem here, address it publicly. donald trump can answer that publicly. guy: on the cnn piece, shouldn't they update their story to to say one of the sources retracted their claim? >> sure. the underlying question, did donald trump know?

donald trump can abc that better than lanny davis. >> he said he didn't know, and he said that publicly. the cnn story is entirely undermined. they need to be transparent because they are just contributing to the fake news story. guy: the panel returning a bit later. but first john mccain's passing leaves arizona's governor with a tough decision. we'll look at candidates vying for mccain's senate seat. dana perino is here next. ♪

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republican party. one wants to see an appointee in line with president trump and others want one with john mccain's views. won is jon kyl and cindy mccain, the late senator's widow. under state law, whoever is chosen will serve until the 2020 election. who will be the best fit to honor john mccain's legacy? joining me, dana perino. thank you so much for being here. if you are in doocy's shoes, you are his advisor out in arizona. he said publicly if you are out there angling for this, you are off his list. >> you remember blagojevich and

that nonsense. guy: he's keeping his powder dry it's a complicated decision because there are different factions within the party. he's up for reelection. he's expected to win the primary later tonight. what will you tell him? >> this is what i would tell him. it might not be the most of politically astute thing to do. but i would say do the right thing. it doesn't have to be somebody exactly in the mold of john mccain. we have been talking about his legacy. he was one of a kind unique individual. we should try to be more like him in many ways. but there is a lot of good options out here for governor ducey. he could go with a jon kyl.

walks right in and is able to get things done. guy: like a caretaker. >> a caretaker. cindy mccain, does she want to be involved in politics? she has just gone through a tough year losing the love her life. i don't know if she wants to do it, but if she does, it has been done before. another idea might be meghan mccain. there is also some other possibilities. karen taylor is on the board of regents. she is a childhood friend of doug deucey and has done a lot of good work in arizona. i think he has so many good options on his plate. guy: i want to ask about mccain's legacy more broadly. we are focusing on the man himself.

you worked in an administration where occasionally mccain was a burr under the saddle. what was your experience when you were work were president bush. >> everyone always took his call and they took it seriously. if he was on your side he was a joy to have on your team. if he was working against you, it was frustrating. you could try to argue with him and make the case. there were times when you weren't able to change his mind and you would let it go. there was a great amount of respect for him. even as frustrating as he might be. there was always that respect. i remember reading once where he was told his senate colleagues didn't like him that much. he said that's okay. i would like their affection, but i will settle for their respect. guy: he did have friends in the senate. a tearful good-bye from senator

lindsey graham. those guys were inseparable. >> an interesting decision how he structured that handwritten speech, his own writing. you could tell he had written it. he chose to do it as an after action report like you would give in the military. if you have to give a tough speech where you might be emotional it's good to have a structure like that so you can ground yourself in it. guy: coming up. we'll get an update on those primaries we highlighted earlier. news president trump picking another fight, this time with google. accusing the tech giant with bias against conservatives. is he right or is this another fact-challenged theory from our ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪

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>> polls have been closed in florida now for an hour and a half. fox news has projected some winners. first in the gubernatorial primary. it's projected ron desantis will win that republican primary. we are hearing desantis may

declare victory in a speech later this hour. if so we'll dip into that. a very close contest between gwen graham and bernie sanders-backed andrew gillum. with 76% of precincts reporting. it's a virtual tie. we'll definitely keep an eye on that. over on the senate race. rick scott, term limited governor, he has won. zero surprise on that one. that's hot party wanted to face nelson heading into the fall with rick scott leading in the veal clear politics average of polls. that's all florida. but there are two more going to the voters. those other states being oklahoma and arizona.

oklahoma they are closed. but arizona, they have until 7:00 p.m. local time to cast their ballots in the senate primaries out there. edward lawrence this washington with more updates. >> oklahoma, we have that primary. the two big ones, florida and arizona. florida sure to be one of the swing states. arizona will have retiring senator jeff flake. this has been a vocal critic of the president's actions. let's start with florida. the polls are closed. a congress tengs race fo -- a ce for the governor. desantis has the backing of president trump. even held a rally in tampa, florida for him. this may be a gauge of trump's popularity in the state. he could be the winner in that

field. but very close as the numbers there. the democratic side with former representative gwen graham pulling ahead in the primary. that's why this is a little bit of a surprise. on the republican side flake is backing martha mcsally for that seat. >> i think mcsally will win. i hope she does. that's the only shot republicans have to hold on to the seat. but it's even difficult then. reporter: mcsally is the first woman combat pilot. she is in a close primary with joe arpaio. the third republican in the race, kelli ward, she got 40% of the vote when running against john mccain.

in oklahoma, they are having a race to replace the governor who was term limited out. the winner will face drew edmonton in the general election. former house speaker newt gingrich says republicans need to rally around this mid-term election. >> if the democrats win the house it will be a mess for two years and the president will get re-elected because democrats will drown everything the republicans do. >> talking about the blue wave for the mid-term, it depend on which party turns out the vote. guy: it's election night and always fun for political nerds like me.

meanwhile, google is quote suppressing conservative voices, that's according to the president who slammed the tech giant and twitter and he said this in the oval office. president trump: i think google is taking advantage of a lot of people, and it's a serious thing, and a serious charge. we have thousands and thousands of complaints coming in. and you just can't do that. i think google and twitter and facebook, they are really tregd on troubled territory. guy: google denying any sort of bias. saying search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results toward any political ideology. the social media's decision to censor alex jones. and tech executives are expected

to testify on capitol hill in a couple of weeks. our panel is back, kayleigh, marie and kat. what's the president talking about with this google stuff, and does he have a point? >> i don't work at google so i don't know the inner workings of google. it bothers me when he says we'll address it. that bothers me. i don't want the government to get involved in media whatsoever. one of the great things in this country is we have a free press where the press is independent of the government. you can say as many things you want to say about the people in power and you won't get your head chopped off. i'm not saying trump would chop people's heads off. but i don't think the government should be getting involved. he can complain by the. but i think it's so important that our media stays interest of the government. i would also abolish the fcc.

guy: marie, i know you are dying to defend the president on this one. >> there is no evidence. if we had a friend up at 5:00 a.m. googling themselves and tweeting about it. you would think maybe it's time to sleep a little longer. this is not what the president should be focused on. there is zero evidence googlism pacts their searches based on political ideology. they will be up on capitol hill as you said in the coming weeks. when he googled himself it wasn't great news coming up. that's not bias. that's what's in the news today. >> there is evidence that he read a media study and found 96%

negative toward president trump. and he referenced a research company that found 40% of the time if you google abortion you will get a left-leaning opinion. there is evidence that need to be looked into, especially whenning a re gate from facebook and twitter. at the rnc we sent a letter enumerating multiple grievances. instead we heard that our chairwoman had been blocked. guy: twitter did address that pretty quickly. candace foreign minister arrived in washington to resume trade talks following the president's ultimatum to our friendly neighbors up north. the trump administration is giving canada until friday to

hash out a deal. so will the president's tactics work and is the mexico deal a winner for americans. marie, i'll start with you. i asked this to adrienne elrod last night, another democrat. if the president works out a better deal for the american people, will the american people give him credit? >> we have a -- i think it's a good trade deal good for american farmers and american businesses. we don't have details about the mexican trade deal. there is no canadian trade deal and it's an open question whether we'll get one. i'm glad they are negotiating. the wildcard politically is anything will have to go through congress. congress needs to be able to get very little done, particularly before the election.

we need to wait and see. i'm open to look at any trade deal the president might negotiate. and i have also said repeatedly the trade wars with mexico and canada and the e.u., these are not helpful to the economy. we are seeing the impacts of these tariffs playing out. guy: there are reports that the white house and the administration are trying to get some democrats on board. sherrod brown is very liberal. should republicans be concerned the white house is vying for democratic votes because they don't have enough republican votes? >> i don't think so. this is a win for our party. president trump initiated it, he negotiated it, and he's the one who siphoned off blue collar workers from democrats and so

republicans can win 80s they haven't won since the 80s. all i care about and the president cares about is this gets done. he goes into the trade meetings saying how can i create jobs using trade policy. guy: is getting nothing done better than getting something done if it's not favorable. >> i'm not a fan of tariffs because they are a tax on the american consumer. placing tariffs on canada is not a good plan. many of the vehicles made in canada uses components made in the united states. i think we need to be careful, and i know it can be fun to threaten canada because it would and disaster for canada if we were to impose tariffs. but it could also have negative

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guy: the president of the united states tweet being the race we have been talking about down in florida, the gubernatorial contest. quote such a fantastic win for ron desantis and the people of the great state of florida. ron will be a fantastic governor. on to november! i think ron desantis and all his supporters will tell you that brought him into the lead. he's expected to speak in a little more than 5 minutes. when he does we'll bring it to you live. president trump slammed in the media for revoking the security

clearance of former cia director john brennan. but if you ask most of voters he made the right move. take a look at the polls. 59% of voters think brennan should have lost his security clearance. and 64% said james comey and others fired or demoted should lose their clearance. here to discuss, mike baker. great to see you. what do you make of this. some people said this was the wrong thing for trump to do, using this as retribution would be a problem and bad precedent. but brennan was vociferous in an unprecedented way. do you side with the majority of voters? >> i hope we don't devolve the clearance process into a public opinion poll. that might not be where we want to go with this. i haven't seen the sampling for

that survey you are referring to. but part of this was their surprise that brennan or jim comey or any of these individuals when they leave their job would still have their clearances. i think most of people in the general public, that comes as a surprise to them. but to your point, to your question. john brennan has to right to say whatever he wants to say. but he doesn't have a right to a clearance. the way he has done this. this is an unseemly public spat. i think week all agree wherever we are on the political pick trump we appreciate not see this. but john brennan was unprecedented in the way he has been acting. i think the president, the optic, the way he pulled the clearance, you could argue with that. but he's got every right to do it. it's not going to cost john brennan any money or harm the

national security as some democrats claimed that this is a critical issue. anybody who comes out of the cia or the bureau, if they need to talk to a current member of the' administration they don't need a security clearance to do that. so that argument is nonsense. guy: your expertise is especially useful. we'll be right back after this. going to florida. big night down there. stay with us.

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guy: lots of news coming out of florida. orlando, ron desantis headquarters. he's the winner of the republican gubernatorial primary. he was president trump's pick and he was declared the victor at the very top of the 8:00 p.m. eastern hour. fox news projecting dean desants will win. on the democratic side, it was supposed to be an easy victory

for gwen graham. he's going to declare victory in just a minute. let's dip in to orlando, florida to the all smiles rally for ran desantis the primary winner thanks in part to president trump. >> an incredible man, of integrity, of morals and values. someone i have known for a long time. i could not be more proud to be standing next to the next governor of the great state of florida, ron desantis. >> thank you. thank you, guys. thank you for coming out. what a great night. i want to let you know about a half-hour ago i was able to talk to commissioner putnam and i want to commend him for working very hard. i don't believe that any other

candidate in the country had to run against a tougher opponent in a primary than adam putnam. i think he was a strong candidate. our victory is a good victory. a man to beat someone of his caliber is a big, big deal. i know you were a big part of that. let's thank him for his service to florida. and he's a young guy. he's going to do more going forward. i want to thank all the volunteers. all the people out there banging on the doors, showing up at our events. we had great surrogates. matt gates was out on the road. sean hannity and mark levin. i was endorsed early on when people said i didn't have a

chance. endorsed by the sitting congresswoman from puerto rico, my friend jennifer gorn zales. we were able -- jennifer gonzales. i was just the messenger. you guys provided the muscle and no-how to get this -- the know-how to get this done. thank you so much. it may not surprise some of you -- in washington i'm fighting for term limits and things like when congress has a slush fund for sexual harassment settlements, i blow the whistle on that stuff. so i'm not always the most of popular guy in d.c. but i did have some support from someone who lives in the white house at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. i want to thank him for his support and entrusting me and

viewing me as somebody who could be a great leader for florida. so thank you, mr. president. look what's going on. we have 4.1% gdp growth. 20-year low in unemployment. we have gorsuch on the supreme court and we are going to add kavanaugh next. the iran deal is dead. our embassy in israel is now in jerusalem where it belongs. we have our hostages back from north korea and our taxes have been cut and the red tape have been reduced. that's pretty good work for a year and a half, so let's keep it going. but my number one supporter standing right next to me. my wife casey. guy: ron desantis declaring victory. we expected a big thank you for

the man in the oval office who endorsed him. we'll be right back after this. ♪

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