republicans are nervous, a very red seat they could lose in the president picked troy balderston as hist is very competitive. democrats don't want to make a big deal of it but the question is whether troy balderston is braced for it, danny o'connor has been running away from national democrats. todd: donald trump is trying to paint him as a nancy pelosi democrat and he has a chance, it is close. >> special elections are different from general elections. the clichÉ about turnout, they really are in the special elections about turnout. todd: it could be a sign of things to come. let's go to michigan, a governor's race, three democrats and a primary and this man here, with bernie sanders and alexandria 15. >> reporter: this is interesting because this is a bellwether race. the establishment democrats of all come behind gretchen, you have abdul sayed, very liberal, jumping over each other to find who is more liberal and you see bernie sanders coming in, supporting abdul. todd: he has a lot of money, $12 million. >> african-americans in the detroit area. todd: in the same race two republican

our numbers really surged. >> president trump came in and put troy balderston over the edge. and we did win in ohio. >> the president really took a leading effort in getting the word out and helping us get the work word out. >> sandy pencil was defeated in michigan and he now faces senator debbie stabenow in the general. in kansas, the state secretary of state chris kovach squeaked ahead of incumbent jeff collier in the gubernatorial primary after an 11th hour endorsement from president trump. this race is also still too close to call but, he says with 90 days to go until the general company can't afford to stop campaigning. >> it's imperative that we begin running, understanding that this is a tentative victory and that in carrying the baton for the first week with the full knowledge that i'm a hand of the baton to jeff. if the provisional ballots change the outcome. >> president trump is confident that "as long as i campaign at support senate and house candidates within reason, they will win." and it just because he's a kingmaker in the primaries doesn't mean he will be abl

republican troy balderston is running against democrat danny o'connor for the 12th district seat.ook polls closed less than an r ago and we will bring you the results of that race when it's called. and coming up, rosie o'donnell back with another antitrust meltdown. it is something to behold, that's coming up next. and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. no mathere are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? this ijust listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. 98% are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! (avo) right now, get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru outback. with proskin technology intimates overnight for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us >> let your voice be heard [cheers and applause] and let the president know that in no uncertain

troy balderston is running against democrat danny o'connor for the 12th district seat.d about an hour or so we will bring the results of that race as soon as it is called. fed up with blocking streets apparently at occupying college campus buildings, black lives matter activist in california have a new tactic. one of the officers involved in a shooting death of stefan clark in sacramento, california, was recently married but on his wedding day he had to confront invading activists. >> i was just wondering ifnv you started planning her wedding before you kill stephan clark or after and how you've been sleeping since march 18th and i know this is supposed to be the happiest day of your life. he will not have that. >> can you get out? >> we came here to drink wine and also ask you how you've been sleeping. >> tammy: robert pattillo is a civil rights attorney. he joins us now. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tammy. fo>> tammy: for most of us, we've seen that video. we understand the social argument about the need for it -- a lot of people talk about prison re

republican troy balderston and danny o'connor separated by less than a point, 2000 votes for baldersonacked by donald trump. he is optimistic he will pull it out. >> i promise you i am going to work relentlessly, relentlessly for this 12th congressional district. america is on the right path and we will keep it going that way. >> reporter: a district that long in the hands of republicans, o'connor vowed to fight on. >> we are fighting for a better america. we went door-to-door, house to house and made our case. we will make the case tomorrow. we are not stopping now. tomorrow we rest and then we keep fighting through june, november. >> reporter: ohio app secretary of state says there are 8000 votes to be tallied in this special election. we will begin counting that on august 18th. kansas, republican primary for governor, donald trump's pick is in a tight race too close to call against jim callier. the winner will face democrat state legislator laura kelly. in michigan donald trump is congratulating attorney general who won the primary race for governor tweeting congratulations to shri

it is still too close to call but the president is claiming victory with republican candidate troy balderstonump backed candidates and other states also having big nights. the president confidently tweeting about his endorsement hot

troy balderston the republican is up by .6 percentage points or is essentially, about a thousand votess coming in are from a county that favors republicans. some analysts say, this weekend it was back to shawn. >> we are so thrilled to finally be here at the kremlin annex and we will keep coming back to where he is out. let the president know, in no uncertain terms that we are alive, and wake, and we are welcome. we are not going away. good silent people are the wind behind evil. >> sean: rosie o'donnell protesting outside of the white house last night. the president wasn't there. joining us now, it's his world and we live in it and he has two shows, it's ridiculous. brian kilmeade. cohost of the hit show "the five," and i'm going to surprise you. i'm going to have rosie, maxine waters, all the people screaming for impeachment. what was the name of the nut roots thing that we had? not roots nation. if you do, we are not supporting you and i'm all in favor. nancy pelosi, too. >> it's a very diverse list of characters they are, i would separate out the sitting congresswoman from rosie o'

i think he's the reason troy balderston was able to win last tuesday. the president came in for the big rally the president has had an amazing year and a half and i think he helps us. >> melissa: besides the fact that the democrats hate the police, i.c.e., all law enforcement -- is there any particular race that you are focused in on, the scott walker race i think is interesting and connecticut could have a republican governor which would be a huge deal. >> it's not my side of the street normally, but keith ellison's minnesota is very intriguing. it seems like from what i understand, he's still in front. but that seems to be a really fishy case. >> you mention connecticut and that's an interesting one because you are looking at a state that in my time in the northeast has been transformed. connecticut used to be a place where people went and lived it has a tax policy was better and it was easier to live in because new york was sort of hostile to income as it was. the tax situation was appalling and connecticut has kind of squandered all that away, they'

radical pelosi and waters agenda, there's only one choice in this election and that is vote for troy balderston. >> i need your volunteer hours, your enthusiasm and most importantly i need your vote august 7th. >> not all republicans are convinced that the president's support is a good thing including the states old own governor. >> the chaos that surrounds donald trump has unnerved a lot of people so suburban people in particular here are the ones that are really turned off. >> and those suburban women who lived just outside of columbus are exactly who is opponent danny o'connor has tried to target. including his battle with -- his mom's battle with breast cancer. >> when i think of families who don't have that access, it ticks me off. >> he's also trying to distance himself from houston minority leader nancy pelosi. >> we need new generations of leadership. >> at saturday's rally, president trump continue to try to tie him to the current democratic leadership. >> president trump: pelosi controls danny o'connor. >> he is the county recorder and if he wins he will be the youngest member of cong

it is still too close to call but the president is claiming victory with republican candidate troy balderstoneading. trump backed candidates and other states also having big nights. the president confidently tweeting about his endorsement hot streak. "as long as i campaign and/or support senate and house candidates, within reason, they will win! speaking of winning, the opposite happened for socialist candidates looking to take over the democratic party. their new leader adding insult to injury with a baffling new statement. >> i think politically this upper-middle-class is probably more moderate. but that upper-middle-class doesn't exist anymore in america. their heyday was in the '90s and kids had furby's and parents, soccer moms, two vans and stuff like that. >> furbies into vans. >> that is not america anymore. [laughs] >> jesse: i counted seven "whites." >> greg: she gets a lot of likes -- >> dana: it was an interesting introduction. the republicans did okay but i don't think they should be resting. that there's going to be some big red wave. it's a tough environment, it always is in the

the president is returning to the campaign trail tomorrow in an effort to boost republican troy balderstonls are showing a tightening race there just four days to go sparking concerns that republicans could be on the verge of losing what has been a reliably red sea. kevin mccullough. you say this is one of the most important moments in the presidency so far. why is that? >> not just this race but decision to sam going to go out and campaign six or seven days a week, you don't typically get republican presidents willing to work that hard and midterms and we typically lose a lot of seats because of that. trump has been in terms of any president in our lifetime and the fact that he is willing to go out and he talked to karl rove, the people to do this for living, turning at your base and energized fashion is the key to victory and if he doesn't and he is willing to work hard, he's going to save a lot of seats that people are expecting to lose. >> this seat now is a statistical tie. the republicans and trump wanted by double digits in 2016. and kevin was saying before anything he's right that

troy balderson. he needs to perform on election day. this is not just on the president's shoulders. it is on the people who chose balderson and the voters choosing balderstonmaking headlines for criticizing the president. >> what i noticed over the last few months, he is kind of used sports to kind of divide and that is something that i cannot relate to. >> donald trump firing back. does the president have a ♪ ♪ point? ♪ we will tell you coming up ♪ next. ♪ [music] ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? >> we're back with quick headlines. the secretary state, mike pompeo wrapping up a trip to asia overnight permitting the indonesian president before heading back to the united states. he also met with his north korean counterpart in singapore. the two briefly shaking hands but north korean leader criticizes push to maintain sections was he left the summit. this, turkey now freezing assets of two american officials in response to u.s. sanctions over the detention of an