remember how biden is always saying they don't want me to say this? "they" is president. that is not a pronoun thing. "they" is president of the united states. that is it for us. tucker carlson is up next. we've got a lot of breaking stuff in the pennsylvania senate race, and always remember, i am waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert, polls have just closed in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, there is a very intense primary underway, republicans. primaries and four other states are wrapping up as well and we'll have the up to the moment election results throughout the night. but first, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last night a 17-year-old high school senior called paid in kindred received an assignment in his economics cla, what do you want to do when you retire? he answered, commit murder suicide. the teacher immediately reported

his threat to authorities, who sent him to the emergency room for a psychiatric evaluation. he was there for just 20 hours, we wrote later in his diary, "i got outed because i stuck with the story that i was getting out of class and i stupidly wrote that down. that is the reason i believe i am so able to purchase guns." but he was lying. 's intention to commit mass murder as he later wrote, "not a joke," i wrote that down because that is what i was planning to do. and he was. he was mentally ill come his classmates knew that, he made for strange face facial expressions pay last year he showed up to school for a full week wearing a hazmat suit. boots, gloves, everything, recalled another student beard police and school administrators understood perfectly well that gendron was financially dangerous. that is why they sent him to the psych ward. even his own parents must have known something is very wrong. >> jesse: anyone's diary describes how his mother helped him bury a cat he had beaten to death in a garage and then beheaded with a hatchet.

on saturday, peyton gendron finally did what he said he would do come he committed mass murder from opening fire on a crowd of strangers in a buffalo supermarket and murdered ten of them. so how did the adults around him let this happen? in a country with functioning leadership, we would be asking that question. the science of mental illness were certainly there. the people in charge missed those signs and didn't take them seriously enough, weren't paying close enough attention. in any case, they didn't fix it, they let a killer slip through. so what did they do wrong with payton gendron and how can we learn from it? we should learn from it if we want to prevent more mass murders. that is not at all what our leaders are asking tonight, hardly. instead, they are asking the only question that ever occurs to them: how exactly can i benefit from this? how can i leverage this tragedy to my advantage? how can other people suffering make me more powerful? it didn't take long for joe biden to find a way. biden flew to buffalo this morning to speak about what

payton gendron did. there had been a number of mass murderers since biden became president, some racially motivated purely little over a year ago, there was a supermarket massacre that happened to have the same casualty total. a syrian born man murdered ten people in boulder, colorado, and even use the same caliber rifle that payton gendron fought to buffalo. but joe biden did not bother to know my flight to that -- he flew to buffalo to blame his political opponents there. watch. >> heads of state asked me, what is going on? what in gods name happened on january 6? what happened in buffalo? they ask. >> tucker: january 6th and the buffalo massacre. so how is a political protest at the capitol related to a murder spree by a demented teenager in new york state over the weekend?

what do those two events have in common and who are these unnamed heads of state who are connecting these nonconnected events in conversation with joe biden? you may have wondered that but don't ask because it is not meant to be asked, is a rhetorical device meant to connect everything that might challenge joe biden and a bunch all these things together in the same repulsive moral category. january 6th, mass murder, bubonic plague, it is all the same at all bad and because it is bad, joe biden foreign us today, after 250 years, we are going to have to suspend the bill of rights and we begin where the bill of rights begin, with the freedom of speech. speaker you can't prevent people from being radicalized, but we can address the relentless exploitation of the internet to recruit and mobilize terrorist groups. >> tucker: the relentless exploitation of the internet to recruit and mobilize terrorism. okay. can anyone show, has anyone ever

shown that this specific case, payton gendron was "recruited and mobilized" by the internet? no, in fact, his own account, he was mentally ill. he snapped. he had been planning this for a long time. he did what his diseased brain commanded him to do. the internet did not make him do it, he did it himself. even if gendron had been "radicalized" by what he read on the internet, what then come exactly? many have been radicalized. pol pot was radicalized by reading dos capital, killed more than a million people, should we ban that book, ban all books come all internet sites that "radicalized" people? what exec is joe biden saying here? he is saying thanks to what happened in buffalo over the weekend, you no longer have any rights at all, including the most basic which is to read what you want. after nullifying the first amendment, joe biden moved to the second amendment. >> the venom of the haters and their weapons of war, the

violence and the words and that stock our streets come our stores, our schools, this venom, this violence cannot be the story of our time, but there are certain things we can do. we can't keep assault weapons of our streets, we have done it before. >> tucker: so because a mentally ill 18-year-old used a specific rifle to commit these crimes, you can't have that rifle. joe biden's bodyguards can have that rifle, so can nancy pelosi's commit of course they do, in fact, you pay for it all, but they are important and you are not, so you can't. because the people in charge failed to protect shoppers in buffalo, you are not allowed to protect your family even though your family might be every bit as important as joe biden and nancy pelosi and their families. but they are not as important. so we are going to defund the police and disarm you, that is how it works, i'm sorry. and then joe biden got to the

main point of his speech which was that people who criticize his immigration policies are responsible for the violence you saw in buffalo. here is the president of the united states explaining that. >> the hate that through the media and politics and the internet has radicalized angry, alienated, lost, isolated individuals, and into falsely believing that they will be replaced -- that is the word, replaced by the other. and i condemn those who spread the lie or power, political gain, and for profit. >> tucker: so you lock the country down, lock kids out of their schools for two years, force them to get "educated" on the internet, but it is someone else's fault that they are "alienated?" they have been hearing about the great replacement theory. you've heard a lot about the great replacement theory recently. it is everywhere in the last two days and we are still not sure exactly what it is.

here's what we do know for a fact. there is a strong political component to the democratic party's immigration policy. we are not guessing this. we know this. and we know it because they have said so. they said it again and again and again. they have written books on it and monographs and magazine articles, they have bragged about it endlessly and talked about it on cable news constantly, and they say out loud, we are doing this because it helps us to win elections. that is not something said once, it is something they have gloated about again and again and again, and we think that is wrong, and in case you doubt us, here they are. >> the blue wave is african-americans. it is white, it is latino, asian or pacific islander, it is made up of those who have been told that they are not worthy of being here. it is comprised of those who are documented and undocumented. >> a couple of presidential cycles, you will be on election night, announcing that we are calling the 38th electoral votes in texas for the democratic nominee for president, it is

changing, it is going to become a purple state and then a blue state because the demographics. >> the demographics of america are not on the side of the republican party. the new voters in this country are moving away from them. and instead, they are moving to be independents or even vote on the other side. >> and unrelenting stream of immigration, nonstop, nonstop. folks like me, who are caucasian, of european descent, for the first time in 2017 we will be an absolute minority in the united states of america. absolute minority. fewer than 50% of the people in america, from then and on, will be white, european stock. that is not a bad thing. that is the source of our strength. >> tucker: [laughs] so you can play clips of them saying it and you are the deranged conspiracy not! may be the funniest part is they

may not be right. the democratic party has decided that rather than convince you people who are born here that their policies are helping you in making the country better and stronger, they will change the electorate. again, they say that. we are not guessing. but the funniest part is they may be wrong, actually, judging by recent polling. turns out your average salvadoran landscaper politics are a lot lesser to donald trump's than they are to joe biden and jensen nancy pelosi's. their calculation may be completely wrong. that is not the point, the not the race and ethnicity. has to do with two things. one, the purpose of the u.s. government to serve u.s. citizens. period and two, you should never craft any federal, which is just a nationwide policy, in order to help a specific political party. that is by itself in isolation and moral. does not matter what the policy is. and that is exactly what they are doing. and again, they prank about it, not just democratic party

politicians, virtually every media figure on the left has been bragging about this for decades. oh, it is a conspiracy theory. really? yours anna navarro from her time as a harvard fellow and this is what she wrote, "the demographiy will grow in numbers and influence, much of under the influence of hallucinogens," -- that piece is called old white straight male voters ain't what they used to be, and quote. if you don't want people to be paranoid and angry, maybe don't write pieces like that and rub it in their face and give them the finger day after day. maybe de-escalate a little bit, you think, joe biden, anna navarro? they are not the only two, this has been the prevailing view on the left for a long time, a political piece from 2013, we could go on for hours, "immigration reform could be a finance for democrats. the democratic party are "pumping as many as 11 million

new hispanic voters into the electorate a jacket and now that could induced in --" as noted, that calculation may be completely wrong. a lot of people the democrats are importing may wind up being deeply sympathetic to the other party because they are actually not white liberals, that is the secret, but it almost does not matter how they vote, thinking about politics in those terms is immoral, that is wrong, but gaming the system, not democracy, the opposite and they bragged about it for more than a decade. another example from 2013. the center for american progress announced that "supporting real immigration reform that contains a pathway to citizenship is the only way to maintain electoral strength in the future. oh, great replacement theory anyone? these people are lunatics. they are telling you what their strategy is.

when you note it, they scream at you and call you a criminal. 2018, "the new york times" published an editorial called "we can replace them." [laughs] just in case subtlety is not your thing. right now, america is tearing itself apart, and embittered whiteman unserved and minority swamped. wrote this, "demographic changes will harm republicans for years to come. demographics is destiny." are you allowed to say that? once again, they are wrong and if you have not looked at an electoral map recently, -- you are wrong, the fact you're seeing demographics is destiny tells you the great replacement theory is coming from the left. they do not think it is a theory, they think it is real.

2021, "the washington post" jen rubin celebrated a report the number of white people in this country is declining. can you imagine? "this is fabulous news," she wrote, now we need to prevent minority white rule." my god, talking like that. is there any more divisive thing you could write? we can give you a million more examples. we are offended by this because it is wrong and we said so. but for saying so, according to carl cameron on msnbc today, we should be thrown in jail. watch. >> you've got to watch out because the republicans have become the purveyors of misinformation, and when a two-party system is broken like that, democracy is seriously in trouble. the president acknowledged that. it is time to actually start building things and may be taking some names and putting people in jail. >> tucker: taking some names and putting people in jail. hmm, who were those people be? well, thanks to a senate might majority leader chuck schumer of

new york we know, send a letter to the boss is a fox news blaming the show for the mass murder in buffalo is sell as other mass shootings in recent years, according to chuck schumer, this show spreads dangerous rhetoric and needs to be pulled off the air immediately in the name of public safety. again, chuck schumer is a federal official and a lean democrat in united states senate. there was a time 18 months ago that would have been considered a direct violation of the first amendment. we hear it every day. let's throw them in jail. we wanted to hear more from chuck schumer about this. invited him on the show tonight as we always do but because he is a coward, this is the only media appearance and history has probably turned down. we updated, shall be is a senior fellow at the hoover institution and author of "what killed michael brown" and joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. i think the democratic theory about replacing the electorate is actually wrong. i think they are not getting what they think they are

getting, which is kind of amusing, but the whole notion is offensive to me. student the purpose of a government be, it's only real purpose is to please and enhance the lives of the people who live there, of its citizens. >> indeed, indeed. they seem to have no more arrows in their waiver to fight with, to struggle with, so they are reduced to sort of scraping around for these tragedies like what happened in buffalo. you can turn from tragedy to power. i think it is ultimately probably always, whatever narrative or scenario grabs power, whether it makes logical sense or not.

>> but at an awfully high cost. it does feel like the social fabric is really volatile, you can file just walking around, it is really obvious, so into a country like that, to throw something like this and say, see, they hate you so much they will kill you, seems like a pretty reckless thing to say. >> it indeed is. reckless to say. i'm not altogether sure what it is that makes them skip over reality, so happy to skip over reality to these sort of fantasy charges that they make, but that gets us nowhere. at this point, they are almost willing to do anything. they seem to have very minimal scruples about how to move forward in american life at this point. my humble opinion is, i have

written a good bit about it, one of the great courses -- one of the most powerful forces in american life today is white guilt. and guilt was sort of, you have to seem to be going against your own self interest to gain that expiation that redemption that white guilt seems to long for. and it seems to me they are caught in that. at this point. it is taking us nowhere. you can't resolve guilt. >> tucker: no, you can't. except in church. does seem like organized religion is a much healthier outlet for impulses like that. >> absolutely. that is where the human condition always goes, is to religion, as we should. >> tucker: yes. >> that is one of the reasons it is there and they do that all

over the world. but the left in america, they are not doing that. they are spitting on another sort of dream vision, dreamscape, to sort of rewrite -- part of the problem i think that has happened to the left is they have no -- they have become exhausted. their ideas have gotten, we have been driven by those ideas now since at least the '60s. they have failed unrelentingly. i mean, they fail with a kind of absolute precision. and that -- that is where they are at. >> tucker: yeah, and there is a nihilism in the face of those failures come i think it is insightful point. shelby steele, i appreciate you coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: so we heard today from the president, you don't have a right to defend yourself because some lunatic committed

an atrocity in buffalo over the weekend. defending sacramento for quite some time for me during the start of the reaction to what he heard. thank you so much for joining u. what did you make of the president's remarks today? >> i thought it was ridiculous. put things into context come he keeps talking about this idea of weapons of war and ar-15s and how we need to ban them, but he doesn't mention the fact that in the charleston shooting, the guy used a handgun and he killed nine people there. so at the end of the day, overzealous focus on firearms and what, we should be talking about empowering people to defend themselves when things like this arise because clearly knowing someone is dropping the ball, ensure they get through the system to the point where they actually pick up a gun to do this even though they have the preindicators that tell them you know what, this person has a mental problem that should probably be looked into, allows us to protect ourselves. >> tucker: it was a horrifying interview today with a young woman who was in the

grocery store, and she crouched down and called 911 and whispered and said there is an active shooter, please come help, and the 911 operator said why are you whispering, because there is a shooter, and woman got so annoyed she hung up on the woman in the grocery store and it sort of reminded you, you can't expect help to arrive immediately. why can't you defend yourself? >> no, you can't. even with the best intentions from the government and police and so on, you are your own first responder. that is just the reality of it. so at the end of the day from that perspective, allow me to have the thing for the most effective tool i need to protect that life because when it comes down to it, when i need something to happen within seconds, help is only going to be minutes away. >> tucker: yeah, and that is the right of self-defense given to you by god, not joe biden come and he can't take that away. colion noir, thank you so much. that come what is the phrase they use, hotly contested senate primary in pennsylvania has

come to a close, polls have shut down for the night, we will have results from that election just a moment. plus, the pentagon declassify never before seen ufo footage today on a first of its kind hearing on capitol hill. we will have that for you straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. polls have just closed in primaries in the state of pennsylvania, the senate race, on the republican side, and the governor's race. polls have closed across the country, as well, so of course we are going tonight first thing to our friend bill hemmer. >> good evening to you. it is early. in pennsylvania, don't expect a lot right now at the moment. they started counting ballots about 27 minutes ago. 4% of the vote in in pennsylvania. pittsburgh is in the west, represented right here by allegheny county. city of philadelphia at the bottom right represented in the color green right now, which is checking in for a doctorate mom met oz, who donald trump had endorsed just about two weeks ago. a slim relieved right now but it is early, 4% of the vote. on the governor's side, a lot of interest as to whether or not they can turn the trick right now. you are about 3% right now in the pennsylvania governor's

race. too early to get a firm idea. 12%, he was considered the favorite. went after donald trump is weak because he did not get trump's. let me set the machine. ted bod was endorsed by donald trump a year ago, an easy winner, the ap called it within 15 minutes, so ted budd will go to the runoff in the fall. if i can, go to the far western part of the state, congressional district 11, madison hawthorne is a first-time republican representative from north carolina. he was endorsed too by donald trump, and republicans in that state, come here for a second, chuck edwards is a state senator, 37% of the vote,

cawthorn is not breaking 30%. about 49% come halfway in, this looks to be a pretty good result in the early hours of the night for chuck edwards and his challenge against madison cawthorn. thom tillis, the republican senator in north carolina, endorsed chuck edwards come he did not go with cawthorn, a lot of republicans wanted -- we will see whether that makes a difference tonight in north carolina. but again, it is early, be here throughout the night and let you know what is happening in pennsylvania as they continue to count. in the meantime, back to you, tucker. >> tucker: bill hemmer with a lot on a line. thanks so much to that. now to the days other big story. ♪ ♪ today the house of representatives held the first congressional hearing on ufos and at least 50 years. during that hearing, pentagon

officials acknowledge that an american military aircraft nearly collided with ufos on at least 11 separate occasions. so it is a national security problem at the very least. the director of naval intelligence scott barry also received never-before-seen footage of what appears to be ufo by navy personnel. >> let me share the first video we have which shows real time. >> tucker: there it was. that is, in many cases, that is all that a report may include. in this video, u.s. navy personnel recorded what appears to be triangles, some flashing, recorded several years ago come off the coast of the united states. this was recorded while the u.s. navy ship observed a number of small unmanned aerial systems in the area. >> tucker: so they are real, that has been determined beyond

discussion at this point. for example, are these objects a threat to the united states? excuse me, the pentagon would not say whether or not they have changed their military capabilities in response to these encounters. >> have our encounters with uavs altered our offensive or defensive capabilities or sensory capabilities? >> we will save that for the closed session. >> tucker: we should say by the way this hearing was pretty bipartisan, probably the first thing we have seen the parties cooperate on ina lo. they would not say whether or not these objects are a threat to us but they did concede that these could not possibly be man-made objects. watch. >> can you cite a specific example of an object that can't be explained as having been human made or natural? >> the example that i would say is still unresolved, i think

everyone understands well is the 2004 incident. >> tucker: that incident from 2004 the head of naval intelligence is referring to is what is known as the tic tac ufo. chad underwood is a former navy pilot who films that footage and joins us tonight. thank you so much for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> tucker: when you hear officials concede these are not man-made, not russian or chinese, we don't know what they are, does that surprise you? >> it doesn't really surprise me. it is more... when we capture these encounters, it is just really, it is unidentified, it is flying as an object and you are just kind of in the right place at the right time, in my case it was off the coast of california, and so it was -- just kind of by chance, but i believe that these hearings are important for the public to understand, and i'm glad they are happening.

and so that they are not being classified and being unclassified, you know, from the dod and congress. i think that is important for the people to know in this era. >> tucker: so, it seems like this is a headline may be we are underplaying it, u.s. government knows these objects are not foreign military aircraft, so that leaves how many objects? just one, i guess. do you think the u.s. military leadership is worried about this? and how do you think they feel, nonman-made objects flying in intentional ways, violating apparently the laws of physics, what is their view of this? >> yeah, i really don't think -- okay, by default, it is a national security risk, that is just going to be truth. however, these objects have not been behaving in a way that is

hostile -- >> tucker: right. >> or anything like that, that is going to pose a direct threat to our cities, bases, and this is more -- not just a national security risk, it is a global existential risk. >> tucker: yes. or certainly, i don't even know if we know it is a risk, i know we know it resets our hierarchy a bit, human beings are not the most advanced life form in the universe, and now we have video evidence proving that the article that is not a huge thing? it seems like one to me. >> yeah, i think in -- my encounter was almost 18 years ago, so that is when we started to develop really high level sensors, both radar and forward-looking infrared that we could track -- capture and track these objects, and it has

happened on the west coast, happened on the east coast, and i don't know if there is, you know, other nations that have captured these objects, as well, so it is very interesting, you know, but i'm glad it is being acknowledged by the pentagon and congress, it is very important. >> tucker: well, i agree. a lot of pilots have not come forward as you have to say with a saw and i don't know if you have been attacked or derided as crazy or whatever but i hope anyone who said that to you has apologized because you have been vindicated. we appreciate you coming on. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> tucker: we spoke to chad underwood at length for our documentary "the whole files" that you can find on fox nation. the u.s. advanced and aid package -- could be under biden's desk. at the same time, joe biden has

suddenly decided to invade africa and sent troops to somalia. what is going on exactly? ended and he would ask opinion? joe kent served in the united states military at great cost and he joins us after the break.

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: so yesterday the united states senate voted to advance another $40 billion to ukraine in a spending bill, only 11 senators voted against this, all of the republican. no one knows exactly where that money is going but we can be certain it is just the very beginning. behind the scenes, leaders of both parties have agreed that yes, we are at war with russia, we will prosecute that war until the "win," no one is willing to define what victory looks like, and the united states government is prepared to spend up to $3 trillion to defeat russia. you didn't know this because no one is saying it publicly but privately they are saying it. you have not been consulted. the public support for this is pretty much around zero.

you can't afford to fill the cat $3 trillion fighting russia without a vote? you know who's exciting about this, you of course, the people selling the weapons, including retired four-star general who is for some reason taken seriously who tweeted this image of ukrainian air defenses "nailing russian aircraft!" [laughs] there is just one problem, the image is not -- it is from a video game. a war expert retweeted it. that is how they understand for, as a video game. it is not just happening in ukraine, we have now invaded africa, too. they can't fix any of their own problems, they decided to fix the worlds problems with guns. joe biden has authorized the military to somalia.

huh, somalia? biden is reviving that war after the last president withdrew troops from somalia. a former member of the army special forces and running for office in washington state. we hope he wins. first, to the news, they have behind the scenes without telling anybody agreed to spend trillions fighting this war against russia. was there a vote on this that i missed, that you missed? >> no, no one asked, tucker, they said in the dead of night they're going to spend $40 billion to russia, only 57 greatest members in the house and 11 courageous members in the senate actually rejected this funding, but then we have members of congress, members of the senate, members of the national security apparatus openly saying we are at war with russia, and our goal is some form of ill-defined regime change and they are willing to risk world war iii to make it all happen but no one has asked the american people, there is no congressman, no senator that

signed off on these provocations that have gone back to their district and explained to the american people that hey, we are going to go to war and here's what it is going to cost and you get to vote on that. now that has happened. this just shows how little these people actually respect us. >> tucker: it is unbelievable. and at some point they will bankrupt the country. i mean, money is not infinite. we are running out of it. most people are running out of it in their household budgets. they have no sense of that at all, i guess? >> none whatsoever, or really i think the thing is they could just care less, that is the biggest thing. they don't care we cannot produce enough formula to feed our own babies right now. they don't care there is actually a clearly defined national security threat happening every day on our southern border. mexican cartels, a foreign terrorist organization, is pumping fentanyl enough to kill every single american twice over into our country and we are going to take some of our best special operators and we are going to deploy them across the world because that is just the easy button, that is old for that all the funding codes are

already defined for, the military-industrial complex knows exactly how to fund that one, and joe biden and the nitwits in his regime are going after terror as opposed to actually trying to secure the american people. they don't have any respect for us. that is very clear. >> tucker: i have heard -- from texas yesterday, if you complain about the effect on the american economy, you are "pro-russia." are you pro-russia, joe concha? >> not whatsoever. i want the war in ukraine to stop, we should be moving to de-escalation but it is 100% legitimate for every citizen right now to look at our representatives and say, what are you doing? why are you sending our money over there when we have these very real problems right here? everything in government or leadership comes onto priorities and if our leaders cannot prioritize our citizens, those leaders must be removed. that is exactly why i am running for congress. >> tucker: god bless you. and you can explain it come on like so many republicans, which i'm so grateful for people thank for coming on. we are getting results from

several big primaries across the country, including one in pennsylvania which a lot of people were spun up about. bret baier joins us next with the latest. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, polls have closed in the pennsylvania senate primary. bret baier is our chief political anchor at fox and we are going to find out what is going on. >> it's interesting to watch the senate race developed. it is very early. if you look at numbers, these are early mail in votes feared david mccormick doing well early on we have not gotten to the day voters, where you are going to see the bulk of the voting in pennsylvania come in, and that is where this thing will move. on the democratic side, you see the lieutenant governor federman, who is in the hospital, had a procedure, a heart procedure, a pacemaker put in today, successful, we are told, he is running away with i, so it looks like he is going to win on the democratic side for the senate race. >> tucker: huh. i cannot remember a primary that has had more intensity, you

cover this every day unlike us, and a lot of people are watching this carefully, fair to say? >> fair to say. this might go late. three candidates heading and were very tight. right now it looks like maccormack is up, but remember all of that as early vote. as you look in different places throughout the state of pennsylvania, you are going to see a lot of different pockets of votes materialize in the biggest question is what former president trump's endorsement really means. a lot of places like we saw with j.d. vance in ohio, a move the needle significantly and may do the same for mehmet oz in pennsylvania and probably a couple hours away from finding out if that is true. >> tucker: last question. there was a third candidate in the race, a seemed to come out of nowhere at least for us not paying close attention, kathy barnette. the polls going in, what do those suggest about her? >> she was right there, actually in second place in the polls heading in, but it depends on how she is going to get out the

vote with her support. she definitely got some support late in the race, and for the mccormick people, they thought this was great because they were going to split the maga vote, if you will, and mccormick could pick up the middle-of-the-road republicans, conservative republicans, traditional republicans. i don't know that is going to happen, i think she outperformed and we could look at david mccormick coming in third by the end of the night. again, we will find out in the next couple hours. >> tucker: we will be watching. bret baier, thanks for that. good to see you. more news on this election night right here on fox. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: new results coming into us this election night and that gives us a chance to go back to our friend bill hemmer at the big board. >> quick spin right now, 8% of the votes come a ways to go, david mccormick still hanging onto the lead over dr. mehmet oz by eight points in well over kathy barnette by about 12

points. there is a lot of vote out, in the most populated start of the state, southeastern, philadelphia, the counties aroud it, a lot of vote in allegheny part county. the entire vote in erie county in northwestern corner. we are a bit early in the evening but david mccormick has to be feeling pretty good with the votes that have been tallied so far. on the governor's race, we checked in with you about 20 minutes ago, donald trump endorsed doug mastery auto on the republican side, he has gained a little ground, neck and neck come about 9% of the vote, so this is going on for a while now as they trickle in throughout the night. tucker, we will keep you posted. back to you. >> tucker: will be watching, bill hemmer in his natural habitat, the big board, great to see you tonight. that is it for us, unfortunately, we have more to say but time limits.

we will be back tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m., the show that is this one and totally sincere and hopefully cheerful enemy of smugness, pomposity, groupthink, all the other bad things. have the best night with the ones you love. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. tonight we are tracking primary results in five different states, voting is still underway in the states of idaho and oregon, but at this hour, the polls are now officially closed in kentucky, north carolina, and in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. which is suffering a town of election irregularities. we can report at this hour. in berks county, a judge kept the polls open for an additional hour because of "widespread problems" they are having. in lancaster county, a significant number of maiin