>> next, the wife of pennsylvania lieutenant governor john federman speaks to supporters after he was declared the winner in pennsylvania's 2022 u.s. senate primary election. lieutenant governor fetterman's campaign announced he suffered a stroke days before the primary and was recovering from surgery on the day of the election. >> hello everyone. thank you so much for joining us this evening. what a night. what a few days. you may have noticed i am not john federman -- fetterman. the next senator of our great state. so before i get started, i would like to take a moment. my husband john fetterman is not in the room tonight. john had a little hick up on friday while we were on the road campaigning. thank god he is already on his way to a full recovery. we are grateful to the nurses and staff at lancaster general for our family and all the families they serve. john wants to thank every single one of you. during the hardest week of our lives and this election, you made sure we all felt so supported and so loved. there is nothing john likes more than being on the campaign trail. the time

my husband john federman is not in the room tonight. >> federman remains in the hospital after sufferingon friday. earlier on election day, he had a pacemaker implanted and his campaign says he will be back on the trail soon. >> we do like to go to bed early and davie county. >> a different story for trump's pick in. >> that america first agenda led to historic job growth and prosperity for all americans. >> ted budd emerged from a crowded republican field that included a former governor and a former congressman. >> i am honored to be your nominee. >> democrats candidates will be cheri beasley, hoping to become the third black woman elected to the u.s. senate. as the tar heel state got closer to congress, someone was shown out. trump's endorsement could not save madison cawthorn who lost his primary. republicans instead chose state senar chuck edwards as their nominee. out west, a democratic incumbent is in trouble. kurt schrader endorsed by president biden who is trailing environmentalist jamie cloud skinner. in idaho the trump endorsed lieutenant governor lost a challeng b he looswers

in montgomery county, my entire is with the entire federman family. my mom had a major stroke. i know who scary that is and i'm happy that he's taking care of himself and i want to see him back out on the campaign trail as soon as possible. you know, hopefully he's out on the campaign trail campaigning for me because we're working as hard as possible to make sure that we are the democratic nominee. and as dasha just said, a lot of what's been on tv, when this race is over, john's going to win no matter what, i don't know if that's necessarily where voters are because we're talking to folks every single day who are excited to have fresh vision and a new voice in the u.s. senate. >> what are you doing in these last final hours to get people to show up? it's hard to get people to show up for a mid-term election, pretty hard to get them to show up for a primary for the mid-term election. are you finding you're getting a little bit more enthusiasm? you tell me. >> well, really the question is what am i not doing? i'm on the phones, we had multiple kickoffs

absolutely crazy but the senate races, very important and i have a feeling federman would rather facearnett in the fall and doctor oz but we shall see how it shakes out. we got much more with the panel, they are sticking around because we are going to talk about the two richest men, elon musk and basil. biden administration making inflation worse. are they rich and right? plus amber heard cross-examined today against donald, johnny depp, wait until you hear the gory details. james franco, party panel returns to discuss and moments. ♪♪ president biden says he's working on reducing inflation but does he know what inflation is? over the weekend he tweeted quote, you want to bring down inflation? let's make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. that was quickly mocked by jeff base those who call it disinformation and misdirection. peter doocy asked the white house press secretary about it. >> how does raising taxes on corporations lower the cost of gas and the cost of food for everyday americans? >> we encourage those who have done very well, especially those who care abo

you may have noticed i am not john federman -- fetterman. the next senator of our great state. so before i get started, i would like to take a moment. my

federman.[laughter] the next senator of our great state. before i get started, i would like to take a moment to -- [inaudible] my husband, john federman [inaudible] john had a little hiccup on friday while we were on the road campaigning. thank god he is on his way to a full recovery. we are grateful to the staff at penn medical for going above and beyond to support our family. john also wants to thank every single one of you. during one of the [inaudible] of our lives and this election, you made sure we felt supported and loved. there's nothing john likes more than being on the campaign trail. the time off has been hard on him. on friday, i noticed something was off. he did not want to go to the hospital, but i insisted, and as usual, i was right. god i made him go because -- i am glad i made him go because doctors were able to act quickly and john is going to be back on his feet. the second reason is i now have one more thing i get to hold over him. i saved his life, right? i will never let h

malcolm piÑata taking 10% in that race, but it is john federman, the democratic nominee who had a healthscare toward the end of that campaign and spent primary day in the hospital recovering from a heart condition. we take you to the other big race from pennsylvania, the governor's race. deck mastery and -- doug mastriano winning the republican nomination. his biggest competition is our letter -- is lou barletta. doug mastriano will take on josh schapiro, pennsylvania's's attorney general, in the general election. heat was running unopposed and will be the democratic nominee. last night, this is doug mastriano at his victory party, talking about the race and the general election. >> they like to call people who stand on the constitution far right end extreme. that is not true. their party, which the media advocates for, they have gone extreme. they are the ones that set back policies and killed so many. that is extreme forcing kids to mask up, forcing health-care workers to lose their job without getting a jab. it is extreme when you shut down half the small businesses in our state. our

you heard what kellyanne conway said about john federman who easily defeated carter lame and he's morenie sanders and that is interesting former president trump candidates have won their primary so far. >> todd: we were talking about john federman and he doesn't look like a politician. i think this election cycle even more so than previous, we want to see people that don't look like politicians because the politicians that we elected that look like politicians, they don't get anything done in d.c. >> the polls, we will bring at the latest as it comes in let's get to stunning new real appellation and john durham argument against clinton campaign. the special counsel alleging sussman to weaponize the fbi against donald trump in the final stretch of 2016 presidential campaign and largely succeeded. >> todd: brooke singman in that hearing, brooke. >> good morning, guys federal prosecutors in an opening argument say excellent campaign attorney michael sussman and the fbi to open an investigation into funny trump russia ties of october surprise right before the 2016 election and they say sus

you may have noticed i am not john federman -- fetterman. the next senator of our great state. so before i get started, i would like to take a moment. my husband john fetterman is not in the room tonight. john had a little hick up on friday while we were on the road campaigning. thank god he is already on his way to a full recovery. we are grateful to the nurses and staff at lancaster general for our family and all the families they serve. john wants to thank every single one of you. during the hardest week of our lives and this election, you made sure we all felt so supported and so loved. there is nothing john likes more than being on the campaign trail. the time off has been hard on him. back on friday i noticed something was off. he did not want to go to the hospital. he did not want to miss the events we had planned. but i insisted and as usual i was right. [laughter] and i'm so glad i made him go for two reasons. the first is that doctors were able to act quickly and john is going to be back on his feet in no time. [applause] and the second reason is that i now have one m

democrats have an unconventional senate candidate as well, john federman. you, is the idea of who can when changing? the used to be a formula these are not formulaic candidates. >> something like a dave mccormick who is one of the republican candidates. he is a veteran. he had success in business. if you went back 10 years to republican candidate central casting, you would find him. then trump got elected and the idea of what is electable has changed somewhat. someone like john federman is not traditionally considered even remotely electable. he shows up in a hoodie and gym shorts for a meeting with the president of the united states and yet he is appealing to rule voters. he is appealing to working-class voters democrats have been struggling with. someone like cornet grabs attention, makes people have passion. i don't know if they're going to window primaries. i'm not here to make predictions. i think they are an example of candidates who are potentially redefining what it means. >> would kinda flip the script. in 2018 and 2020, the one thing that unify de

john federman is recovering after suffering a stroke on the campaign trail. we're on the campaign trail with alex this morning. >> hi. we're great out here today. a lot of these plot twists have come from the republican side of the primary race until yesterday when john federman and his wife released this. >> it was on friday. i just wasn't feeling very well so i decided i need to get checked out. i went to the hospital. >> i was right as always. >> after taking that wise advice and heading to the hospital the candidate and current lieutenant governor had a stroke. his doctors removed a clot and suffered no cognitive damage and resting at the hospital for now. he held a strong lead over conor lamb and other candidate. the question among republicans still remains who is best equipped to face off likely against federman in the general? dr. oz and david mccormick and barnette are locked in a three way tie. >> he wrote himself oz will beat federman and win the race in november. let's get the right candidate in place so we don't lose a senate seat in pennsylvania.

it is worth noting federman is an about socialist. barnett refusing to support either dr. mama dawes or david mccormick if one of them wins instead of her essentially meaning she would be helping a socialist democrat when in the general election. minnesota, carol on the republican line, good morning. caller: good morning. i do not understand where they say inflation is only up 10%. when you go to the grocery store, it went from $.98 to three dollars. in mean has gone way up more than 10%, so why do they say 10%? host: ok. to florida, it is greg on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to put in my two cents. i certainly appreciate the opportunity. i do love your program. my only concern and i certainly wish you would consider this is to continue with the eastern/western separation or however but rather than divide us into political parties, which is nonsensical -- i've been democratic and i have been republican in my life, and i certainly would appreciate the more we get divided by outside influences the more we divide ourselves in this co

lamb, he said if they go on to win this primary, they say that they do prefer to run against john federmanelieve that they have a better ability than they would against conor lamb. so that is what they are feeling right now, that's up to the moment. it is a tight race, depends on the mail-in ballots. shannon: thank you so much. rich edson, we appreciate your reporting. let's check in with brian again. >> that's right, doctor mehmet oz came out and said hey, we are not going to get a result tonight, but we will win and there will be a ferocious charge that will eventually put him at the top of this race. and he said it is a brilliant idea to have done the town halls across the state of pennsylvania, and he praises him for that. he came out doing that first rally to kick off the election for doctor ours. he also said and he said they are a bellwether state, that he saw hope in light in their eyes and he believes that is the kind of message that have been pushing throughout this campaign. and they have until the third wednesday and we had this discussion in 2020, there were 70% of belts that

. >> laura: the new thing and we alluded to discuss federman's a popular. >> has a sweatshirt, sweatpantstic shorts, officially, we wish him well. recovering from his defibrillator insertion. but do you buy that, that he is going to fight for the everyman? i believe he just send out a thank-you tweet to joe biden for all his help. >> secretary mccormick: i wish him well as you do and i look forward to seeing him on the campaign trail. no. i don't think it is authentic. i think that there's a history there of a kite that, you know, went to harvard and has a trust fund and ultimately is going to have to defend the extreme policies of joe biden which have been a failure. they have not just been a failure for folks republicans. they have been a failure for all pennsylvanians and all americans. you can't run away from that. it is obvious with the inflation numbers. it is obvious with the fentanyl crisis it we have in pennsylvania and john fetterman is going to have to own that. >> laura: federman is going to be -- fetterman is going to be a vote for chuck schumer. j.p. morgan is saying that ga

john federman is an interesting candidate whether he's able to stay in the race is something people aredealing with health problems and a stroke trying to recover, a tough guy and a reputation for being a tough guy but we all wish him the best but it's always still a challenge to navigate those health issues on the campaign trail. kennedy: doctor oz is going at him in a general election, we do have a lot of experience operating on patients who have had strokes and sometimes the outcomes aren't that good. i don't think he wants to face doctor oz. very quickly, running out of time, ten seconds. were you surprised by the implosion of madison cawthorn? >> one thing to keep, maybe a little, one thing to keep in mind is cawthorn was an upstart when in the first place. he's a young guy, i think he's right to support the republican who beat him in this race and i don't think you seen the last of him, i think he will probably come back at some time dealing with a lot of these questions. long time ago in his early 20s. [laughter] kennedy: absolutely right. thanks for your expertise, thank you. >>

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are you prepared for oz federman? or is this that fluid? >> could be. look at the latest polls, it looks like you've got a three-way race on the republican side. >> tell me about kathy bar net. >> kathy barnett, she got in the race before oz, before mccormick. she's been running for about a year or so. she has been sort of slowly building a base. she is also closely tied to doug mastraiano, who is running for governor. she's appeared in an ad for him, he endorsed her and they've appeared together. >> they're pretty out there on the trump stuff. they don't believe in the election results, is that fair? >> i had a conversation with her about the election, trying to get information about whether she believes that the election was stolen, as i've had with multiple candidates to be fair. that is a conversation that we had. >> she leans into it a little bit more, is that fair to say? >> yes. and she previously ran for congress in montgomery county. she has experience as a candidate, which gives her a little bit more name recognition. but she has been sort of

i think it will survive and thrive, even after today. >> joseph federman, thank you very much. >> lateokesperson at the israeli embassy sent us a statement in response to the accusation leveled by the israeli military veteran that just heard, about his belief that isrli security establishment fears exposing the reality on the ground. the spokesman wrote "this statement is a libelous accusation and could not be further from theruth. israel values freedom of the press and human rights, and we are committed to protecting them." ♪ judy: the federal government detailed for the first time the brutality and treatment native american children suffered. beginning in the 1800s, they were forcibly moved into u.s. boarding schools. leaders of different tribes and communities spelled out a litany of horrors they say lead to a cultural genocide that still impacts native americans to this day. we looked at what the investigation found. >> between 1819 and 1969, thousands of native american, alaska native, and hawaiian native children attended these u.s. government schools. part of a system of over 40

arthel: on the democratic side lieutenant governor john federman is expected to run away for the partyation for the state open senate seat. recent polls show him more than 30 points ahead of his closest rival congressman connor lamb. rich edison live in franklin, philadelphia, with the latest on that race, hey, rich. rich: good afternoon, arthel, we are in the western side of the state, hour and a half north of pittsburgh or part of the state where connor lamb have representation and that's where they are from and turn out democratic voters to vote for them on tuesday and get that democratic mantle heading into what is expected to be a tough nationwide electoral environment for democrats against republicans this fall. fedde re:man is running as the progressive here, one who argues he can attract blue-collar trump voters and backs increase in minimum wage and legal marijuana. why can't we pass comprehensive gun control and why can't we codify roe v. wade and why can't we find legislations, that's the filibuster and bernie sanders has no shot in pennsylvania and connor lamb, the most cen

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someone like john federman is not traditionally considered even remotely electable. not share. he shows up in a hoodie and gym shorts for a meeting with the president and yet he is appealing to rural voters, he is appealing to working-class voters the democrats have been struggling with. some like barnett grabs attention, makes people have passion. i don't know if they will win their primaries, but i think that they are an example of candidates that are redefining what it means. >> if we kind of flip the script, in 2018 and 2020, the one thing that unify democrats was getting rid of donald trump. that meant electing in primaries the most electable candidate, which usually meant the most moderate to centrist. on the democratic side here, you have john ferman, who not only does not look the part with the sweatshirt and the shorts, but he comes from the bernie sanders wing of the party, which again in the 2018,020 version they would say, maybe that is a little too dangerous in a state as conservative as pennsylvania and we should elect a more moderate. in this case, wha

>> my dad bought a car there in the mid 60s were quick to tell candidate john federman. >> we need tong sure in this country for. >> federman as shall we say it out size political figure pennsylvania winter perhaps in part because he did not look the part. >> he spent 13 years as a braddock's became lieutenant governor break. >> those are more choice projects he has so far held a soap lead in the primary race even as his opponent has called to progressive the pack a backing lamb ran a short-lived ad calling him a democratic socialist brickwork socialist. >> does not hurt the party as a whole? using words like that? like this connor story consulted way needs to. neither he nor i are socialist obviously. when you have trouble in poles and money you say things that are desperate for. >> the voter demographic in pennsylvania is nearly identical to the united states as a whole. the looks and links of each region differing greatly. so come as candidates put in the miles so do we. >> these campaigns a lot of them have been traveling for 100 days now. we get to the diners and then the local o

john: josef federman of the associated press from israel, thank you very much. josef: thank you. judy: and, late today, a spokesman at the israeli embassy in washington sent us a statement in response to the accusation leveled by the israeli military veteran avner gvaryahu that you just heard about his belief that the israeli security establishment fears exposing the reality on the ground. the spokesman wrote -- quote -- "this statement is a libelous accusation and could not be further from the truth. israel values freedoof the press and human rights, and we are committed to protecting them." the federal government detail for the first time today the brutality and treatment that native american children suffered when, beginning in the 1800's, they were forcibly moved into u.s. boarding schools. leaders of different tribes and communities spelled out a litany of horrors that they say led to a cultural genocide that still impacts native americans to this day. amna nawaz looks at what the investigation found. amna: judy, between 1819 and 1969, thousands of native american, alaskan n

you have federman who is going to beat connor lamm.nd yet he's not going to be there. and here we are in 2022 potentially the nominee for senate in a swing state. so i hope that republicans are still the favorite in this state but both sides are trying to nominate the least electable of the possible candidates. >> what do we make of the democratic field on this? he's getting clobbered right now according to the polls. all of a sudden federman is off the trails. how do you see that playing out? >> it's very similar. i'm going to take you guys across the atlantic to the race that we saw against macron and a white nationalist. you have a lot of folks going neck to neck on that because they weren't really enthusiastic. the moment that the runoff came and you saw that it was either democracy or nationalism, that's when a lot of the folks basically switched sides and they came out in droves for macron. i think there's a group of americans that are moderate republicans and independents that are waiting in the wings. they're not interested in

the election pages, their headline, trump testing star power pennsylvania with a picture of john federman running for that senate slot on the democratic side of pennsylvania. he had a stroke over the weekend. what is the status on the lieutenant governor? guest: yeah. we have been told that he is ok, expected to recover fully, no -- damage. he's taken election night off and his wife will be there, will speak. he is still off trail recovering. but it is expected to be a full recovery, back campaigning, if he wins the primary election, relatively shortly. host: what should we know about the republican gubernatorial primary? guest: that has been a very crowded primary. similar to kathy barnett, there's a more fringe candidate who seems to have the base of support necessary may to win. the state senator. he has kept a solid lead through much of the later state of the selection. he is trailed by lou barletta of pennsylvania and in these final weeks, as other republicans -- more mainstream republicans have started to see that his lead is not going away, they tried to consolidate report around b

a leftist man of the people john federman beat centrist democrat connell lam, 59 - 24% they celebrated from the hospital where he is recovering from a stroke. i'm going to tell you about the 18-dollar beers at the pga championship. of course we have several elon musk headlines. wednesday may 18, 2022, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ will ♪ ♪. stuart: it was a busy night for the primaries and the big question is how well did trump back candidates before. we'll start with pennsylvania were doctor oz holds a small lead over david mccormick who did not get trump's backing. david is back with us for more punishment. good morning. why didn't trump's endorsement of doctor oz put headway over the top. >> it put him in the spot where he is essentially going to win this thing. we'll have to go to every count clearly to find out who the winner is. the bigger story, this is a good day for the markets, you put two states in and for the republican column going into november, we have a much better chance at holding the seat and in north carolina, we nominated ted bad giving us a better chance

jobina: john federman, the states lieutenant governor, secured the nomination for senate. on the republican side, less than 1000 votes separated dr. oz and david mccormick. mccormick has a recently. both candidates addressed supporters last night. >> i am confident we will win. >> we can see victory ahead. jobina: in north carolina, and one is public and primary after being adores by donald trump, but madison cawthorn lost his reelection. kumasi: suing oakland, the former police chief taking the stand with people promoting over claims of retaliation. plus, the amazing effects just uncovered about the california redwoods. drew: we are in store for a day today, widespread 80's and 90's. tomorrow, prior concerns become and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigilliona

will run their own race and their own senate race and you've seen it already with people like john federmantance, what tim ryan is doing in ohio, people know how to read the root of their specific room and they will have him there if it's going to be useful and they won't if it isn't. i will say about the republican response , this isn't about democrats necessarily trying to weaponize or win an election after the shooting, it's about the fact if you listen to commentators right, left and center, everyone is saying the same thing. what happens in that hour, how is it possible the cops were standing outside wearing body armor? if this kid had a gun that scared police officers, we need to do something about the fact that the gun exists and can be legally gotten by someone who waited until her 18th birthday to get it. blew up every gop talking points. we need good guys with guns, they did nothing. >> the people who wanted to engage with guns. kennedy: i'm sorry but yes, you had cowardice meeting evil and death that is pretty much the worst place you want to be in any situation so -- >> rather a

. >>> well, pennsylvania senate candidate john federman is recovering this morning after suffering ary tomorrow. pennsylvania's lieutenant governor remains hospitalized this morning. he posted a video of himself and his wife at the hospital and released a statement saying i'm feeling much better and the doctors tell me i didn't suffer any cognitive damage. polls show him with a significant lead over two democratic rivals. let bring in the director of the stroke program here in new york. doctor, and what is happening in your brain when a stroke strikes? >> thank you for having me on, laura. i think, first of all, the lieutenant governor is very lucky that his wife made him go to the hospital when heit happened. t he got to the hospital in time and they were able to pull his clot out. clots form in the heart because of an irregular rhythm and it can take out a large part of the the brain. they can can pull out and so what does it lead to? when the clock hits the braun, it step blood flow and whatever part of the brain it comes, suddenly start or your face droops down or your arms becom

campaign received 418,000 votes and's we look forward to a resolution to the party with socialists john federmanthe fall, the campaign yet to respond but the recount begins tomorrow and must be completed by june 7th, and the -- as you mentioned, todd, a tight race and the house democratic primary between congressman cuellar and aoc back progressive jessica cisneros too close to call there. aoc slamming her party on twitter stating "on the day of a mass shooting and weeks of a news have a democratic party leadership rally, antichoice incumbent under investigation and the primary goals fund-raisers accountability is partisan and another failure of leadership." we will see what happens they are pure to filing in alabama that's in primary there to replace retiring senator shelby and june runoff between kitty griffith and mo brooks. in what is almost the most expensive primary in alabama history, harley and todd to. >> todd: you get into the nitty-gritty of that, thank you so much. did you hear about this senator bernie sanders and lindsey graham and eight debate monitored by bret baier, streaming on

. >> we're here at a campaign stop for democrat john federman.ome november. the big questions for republicans now who is the best candidate to do that? the latest fox news poll 18% of republican voters still remain undecided. the biggest surprise in the last few weeks insurgeon of support for kathy barnette. she tweeted this last night. every time you think you have discovered how deep the swamp is you realize you have barely scratched the surface in response to criticism she is facing by the other six contenders who accuse her of not being properly vetted for the job. texas senatored the cruz campaigned alongside david mccormick. >> this primary has become a wild race. my view is don't screw around. if we lose pennsylvania, we could lose the country. >> what i am going to washington to fight for is to make sure the american dream is here for all of us. i need your help. i am asking for your vote. the stakes couldn't be higher. >> prior to barnette's sudden rise mccormick was running with oz. oz's opponents have questioned his conservative chops.

. >> john federman, the state lieutenant governor secured the democratic party nomination for senate despite undergoing a heart procedure just hours earlier. on the republican side, less than 1000 votes separate dr. oz and david mccormick. oz is backed by former president trump. both candidates addressed supporters last night. >> when all the votes are tallied, i am confident we will win. >> we can see victory ahead, and it is all because of you. >> in north carolina, congressman ted budd won his state's republican senate primary after being endorsed by former president trump. the trump backed candidate in north carolina's house primary lost his reelection bid. reggie: we are less than a month away from california's primary election. in san jose, one of the hottest items on the ballot is measure b. dozens of women dressed up as rosie the riveter to make a push for a yes vote. if it passes, the mayoral election would be moved to the same year as the presidential election starting 2024. >> by moving it to align with presidential years, it would increase latino voter turnout by 150%. re

net net the primaries were big for the candidates on the whole john federman.e sanders supporter. attacked way to the middle. obviously appearing quite differently and presentation in order to be successful in pennsylvania. since 2016, this has been the narrative of what's been going on with democrats. having the best chance of winning a wider swath. a tremendous victory. i think democrats continue to argue that we are the big tent party, having her voice along other progressives is something that is hugely valuable to us. big congratulations there. >> bringing up the race against jessica cisneros who is more progressive. he obviously is more moderate. a pro-life democrat. it almost doesn't work in the party anymore. he is running with this backdrop around the supreme court. protests happening outside of their home. abortion, obviously, is becoming an issue that could work to the benefit of some of these democrat candidates. what do you think? >> i think henry is in a very tough race. with all due respect, selmer lee is not the only progressive for one a progre

nearly -- we look forward to toa swift resolution so our party can unite to defeat socialist john federman in the fall." the oz campaign has yet to respond to the news. the recount must be completed by shoot down my june 7th. in texas they are locked in a tight race maybe separated by less than 200 votes in the house democratic primary between veteran congressman henry cuellar and the aoc-backed progressive. that may head to a recount as aoc is slamming her own party, to eating on the day of a mass shooting in weeks after the news of roe, under investigation and the close primary. robocalls, fund-raisers, all of it. accountability isn't partisan. this was another failure of leadership. finally, down in alabama the primary to replace retiring senator richard shelby, that is heading to a june runoff in what is already the most expensive primary in alabama history. >> carley: more to come. thank you. did you hear about this? senators bernie sanders and lindsey graham will go head-to-head in a unique debate. it will be moderated by fox's bret baier and streamed on fox nation on june 13th. it'l

the candidates is lieutenant governor john federman running as a progressive regards elizabeth warrenpublican establishment group is supporting kathy barnette. she is not a total outlier makes sense of this race for us and dave mccormick is a solid candidate as well. >> i think kyle and dan touch on the main things. they have dumped money into growing each other's and negatives. they've done a very so everybody holds a fairly negative view at the moment. and kathy barnette had a very notable debate performance recent shakeup the eye of a lot of people. groups like the club for growth which may have thought she did not necessarily have a chance before, have given her another look. this a lot of conservatives that like the fact she's supposedly quite strong on public safety, school choice and taxes per there's a lot of people who do not trust giving his background and former political views for this a lot of folks have taken on the idea dave mccormick is from out estate has not been a pennsylvania enough. when you get this many people in the race of get that search me final person reall

on the democratic side, progressive john federman easily defeated a moderate.ll have more on all of the primary results right after the news summary. stocks took a plunge on wall street today over a disappointing earnings reports from target and lingering suit -- concerned about inflation. it is the biggest single day loss since 2020. the dow jones fell more than 1100 points. the nasdaq dropped 566 points. the s&p 500 shed 165. covid-19 cases are spiking in the u.s. and federal health officials are calling on the hardest hit areas to re-issue mask mandates. this is attributed to subvariants of the highly contagious omicron variant. the northeast and midwest are currently reporting the largest outbreaks. the cdc director warned it might not stop. >> what we have seen with prior increases in infections in different waves has demonstrated that this travels across the country and has the potential to travel across the country. i think the important thing to precognize is we actually have the tools to prevent it. judy: she also reported u.s. covid cases increased 26

on the democratic side, you see the lieutenant governor federman, who is in the hospital, had a procedure 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 now

the democratic fundraising apparatus outstrips there's pretty special with a candidate like john federman who has been able to develop a nationwide grassroots donor network and be the fundraising leader he have the money he needs to compete and whether or not doctor oz or dave mccormick decide to cut themselves a check for eight figures, potentially -nine figures i don't know if they have those kinds of assets. both parties will still not lose for want of money. >> host: it's joe for democrats good morning. >> caller: good morning pretty wonder why the electoral college overrules the popular vote. why does everybody on the republican party use of trumps name as a standing stone. cap they run on their own merits? >> the electoral college it seems like every four years we have this conversation. it's a way our country is always done elections. the base tablet that's the best way to do a presidential election. but it is the weight we have got and short of it really substantial change in the politics, out of the current government is the way were going to be working with for a long time in th

>> i have covered john federman and he won his mural race in by one absentee ballots.t crazy crazy right now. so the thing is political peopl tend to underestimate him because he has a unique look fo it, but he also has a unique approach. he grew up in a republican family, his family still our republican so he sort of understands what is the how to build a coalition, but voters right now aren't in the mood fo a democrat. we all know that november is going to be a very good year fo republicans. i would always say never underestimate him because he does have an interesting appeal especially in those counties that are often forgotten or overlooked by democrats because they haven't tried to earn thei votes. >> i don't know anybody who knows pennsylvania politics better than you do, south seen lena, thank you for helping out with us tonight. >> thank you. >> pennsylvania still hanging b a thread. we will keep tracking it, stick around for another hour of extended election coverage. it is primary night. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in

lieutenant governor john federman has a huge lead in the available public polling and a major fund-raisingge. he and his wife sat down for an exclusive interview with dasha burns where he laid out his strategy to bridge the gap in a state that has razor thin margins by being himself. >> reporter: are you a progressive? >> no, i'm just a democrat that has always run on what i believe and know to be true. six years ago that was considered progressive but now there isn't a single democrat in this race or any race that i'm aware of that is running on anything different. >> joining me now from philadelphia, nbc news correspondent dasha burns. so he would take issue with the polling we've cited. he says the real poll numbers show him much closer. you sat down with john fetterman. and he is somebody who, we've interviewed him on this show a number of times. our viewers are familiar with him. he's someone who doesn't look like a regular politician. he wears sweatshirts a lot. he doesn't talk like a regular politician. he's actively courting the steele union steel workers, people he says are being

that will be lieutenant governor john federman. he is -- john fetterman. many beliefs with bernie sanders and has his own political style. he will en beth in this important senate race. we are watching the gubernatorial race in pennsylvania. three conservatives running on the republican side. all three say they would like to have a total or near bn on abortion in the state. we will be watching that race closely. stephanie: lieutenant governor had a heart problem, a pacemaker put in as well as got the nomination today. lisa: that is correct. fetterman's campaign said he suffered a mild stroke. he spent today in the hospital and there was a procedure done to install a pacemaker to adjust the underlying cause. it has a defibrillator with that so we will be watching closely how he does on the campaign trail. stephanie: i want to ask about the ray southwest. there are a couple key races in oregon for the democrats. lisa: there are great races out west. in idaho, the republican lieutenant governor is running against the republican governor in the primary for the

john federman has been out in front. he is lieutenant governor.r the weekend, he suffered a minor stroke. his campaign says he is having a pacemaker installed. they say he should be able to resume campaigning, but we will see if that affects the first day of voting. >> we are glad that your cat rocky is paying attention. and online you can stay up to date with the latest election results from pennsylvania and four other states that held primary elections today. that is at pbs.org/newshour. the battle for the city of mariupol appears to be over, after hundreds of ukrainian soldiers surrendered from their final holdout. the city has suffered one of europe's bloodiest battles since world war two. and now, russia appears to hold the entire ukrainian port, its largest gain of the war. nick schifrin has the story. >> ukrainian soldiers-wounded but alive and in the custody of their enemy. russian tv showed its version of what appears to be the beginning of the end of the siege of mariupol. a lonely procession of the wounded, some of the final ukrainian h

lot of wondering of whether or not this is going to at least shrink that pretty hefty lead that federmante. >> kristen holmes, thanks so much. let's speak to reap hie and and the coauthor of a new book out, called "his name is george floyd." doug, let's start with you, the primaries are different it. some are open and closed, open in that democrats can switch over to vote reap warnings you know. sometimes you have multiple candidates, different threshholds, there's a lot of talk about trump being the driving defining force here. is that overstated or depends on the race? >> it depends on the race, but it's also overstated, both at the same time. we all have trump on the brain and we have for years, but rules and candidates and campaigns matter, and so as you're talk talking about, you know, pennsylvania which kristen was just talking about, that's a closed primary. only republicans can vote in that primary. not a lot of early voting. that will make a difference in the democratic primary. in north carolina, ted budd is going to win this in the walk, a trump-endivorced candidate but when t

federman clinching the democratic nomination despite suffering from a stroke on friday. we're going to run the same race we ran in the primary when it's the general, it's still getting out meeting folks everywhere across the state, making it to every county in north carolina republican congressman madison cawthorn is officially a one termer. cawthorne lost his primary race to state senator chuck edwards. after a recent string of controversies, including bringing a loaded gun to the airport and photos and videos showing him and sexually suggestive poses. carter lost despite former president trump's please for voters to give him a second chance. still, some say trump's hold on the republican party is solid. the ultimate victor last night across the country was donald trump so far 65 out of 69 trump backed candidates have won in states that have held elections, a sign of the former president's influence over the gop. as a possible 2024 presidential bid and washington mouth rivera ktvu foster news. congressional democrats are proposing a new bill to deal with the shortage of

look, i do think that john federman, should he be the nominee, will have to answer some of these toughave to answer some of these questions, but, you know, ultimately, joy, when you look at the big picture, you look at georgia where it looks lysz herschel walker will be the nominee for republicans and what's happening in pennsylvania, republicans cannot get out of their way. this is traditionally a cycle that the party not in party in mother does better. i think the house, you know, republicans have a much better shot at the house but when you look at some of these senate seats, democrats are looking pretty good from new hampshire to arizona to, you know, even to an extent wisconsin and, of course, in pennsylvania. the trump maga folks just can't get out of their own way and when you have some of these primaries where you have a trump-endorsed maga candidate and someone even going more to the right of the trump-endorsed maga candidate that's where you've got real problems for republicans. >> let me ask you if you agree with that, will. would it be that simple that a barnette mastriano

federman clinching the democratic nomination despite suffering from a stroke on friday. we're going to run the same race we ran in the primary when it's the general, it's still getting out meeting folks everywhere across the state, making it to every county in north carolina republican congressman madison cawthorn is officially a one termer. cawthorne lost his primary race to state senator chuck edwards. after a recent string of controversies, including bringing a loaded gun to the airport and photos and videos showing him and sexually suggestive poses. carter lost despite former president trump's please for voters to give him a second chance. still, some say trump's hold on the republican party is solid. the ultimate victor last night across the country was donald trump. so far , 65 out of 69 trump backed candidates have won in states that have held elections, a sign of the former president's influence over the gop as possible 2024 presidential bid in washington mouth rivera ktvu foster news. fears tonight that digital clues people leave behind online could come back to

>> democratic front runner john federman lieutenant governor to share this photo from the hospital roomg although he did say he is feeling much better. >> steve: thank you for that, alexandria, in milford pennsylvania she is alive talking to diners about the state of that race. good morning, lauren. >> good morning, family. let me tell you. the issues have become the center of this race where all the months slinging and going back and forth between the candidates. i don't think the voters really care about them. they want to candidate who's going to fight for them. and gas prices, the economy, people's pocketbook, issues have become the center of this race. will you pose the question in the last hour, are there undecided voters? this is what i hear from people. they will say "i am leaning toward this candidate" remember a lot of people are stopping for breakfast before they go to vote. they will say i am leaning towards... i am leaning toward barnett. i am leaning mccormick. they are not zeroed in just yet but there's also some from people there saying hey, i'm going for borno, i'm goin