yep, i just said that. >> brian kemp just said that. offering a truck to deal with illegal immigration. candidate michael williams, not to be outdone, upped the ante with a bus. a deportation bus, seen here experiencing engine trouble on the side of the highway. and here is michael williams in an interview with reporter doug richards from nbc's atlanta affiliate 11 alive. please note, his press flag off to the side. >> you're not breaking the law? >> what's there to be scared of? are you scared of it? >> so, if i saw this bus coming through and i was an immigrant, would you see that as being provocative? >> no, absolutely not. this country was based upon immigration. we wouldn't have america if it wasn't for lawful legal immigration. so, the issue isn't immigrants or legal immigration. it's those coming to our country with complete disreexpect for our laws coming here illegally. >> what about color? >> i don't care [ bleep ]. >> is it color? >> i did say color. >> i don't care what color you are. >> clearly. i'm going to have to bleep y

i am running the campaign for brian kemp to be governor and not donald trump. those messages that i have, they are my values. that's what i have been talking to the people of georgia about. i think it's starting to resonate because of our television ads. the last 2 polls showed the leader going down us going up. we will ride the big truck into the run off. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now lisa, and juan from "the five." juan what goes through your mind watching those ads? >> republican primary in a state that is a red state georgia. i think what you are seeing there is an appeal to some of the hot buttons that president trump has successfully used. he changed american politics in that way. if you push the hot button in a republican primary. 80% of republicans support president trump. if you are appealing to that republican base, yes, you can use that message. you were astute when you said could you use this in a general election? >> martha: hillary clinton thought she could win general. this state looked like it was hers in the last election. she

brian kemp is running on something of a donald trumpy platform we could say. look at one of his ads. this is about guns, regulations, and his truck. >> i own guns. that no one is taking away. my chain saw is ready to rip up some regulations. i got a big truck, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. >> the donald trumpy candidates so far in races have not gone on to win. rick is a cone being one of them. don blankenship being another. we could go on. what sort of chance would brian kemp have against stacey abrams? >> he has some of a chance. casey cagle came out ahead, getting 39% of the vote in the crowded field. now they head to a runoff where you need to get 50%. it's possible that kemp could consolidate all of the non--cagle vote. what you are seeing in republican primaries is that everyone is playing to the base but some people are trying to at least have feelers out to the business community. even casey cagle, brian kemp's opponent, ending up having a campaign against delta airlines for their stance when it came to th

. >> campaign controversy brewing down south, brian kemp under fire for holding a shotgun. >> i am brian this is jake. jake asked why i was running for governor. kim jong un she joined us earlier defend to get. >> they love that. shows love for my girls and family and my appreciation and strong support for the second amendment. >> candidate campaigning to replace governor nathan deal. >> the army making big moves to make self driving vehicles. jillian: a plan to have unmanned support on the battlefield. >> reporter: move over, depending on the first to have self driving vehicles, this came out during a hearing on capitol hill, under secretary of defense for research and engineering said the u.s. army would have self driving vehicles on the battlefield long before they would be on the streets because of the danger soldiers face in combat, more than half of the deaths because soldiers are driving, delivering food, fuel and supplies. jillian: what is the deal with this beer produced by veterans? >> i love this story. budweiser coming out with the year that is a recipe written by george wash

opponent will be decided in a runoff between lieutenant governor casey cagle and secretary of state brian kemp on july 24th. no matter who it is, abrams says she is ready. >> this is our moment. our chance to lift up georgia. and if we fight, if we push, if we work, we will win. [ cheers ] >> abrams not the only woman to win in the south. in kentucky, a political newcomer, former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath defeated one of the best-known figures in kentucky politics, lexington mayor jim gray in the sixth district democratic primary. she'll face republican congressman andy barr in the general election. >>> this year marks a decade since the financial crisis. and yesterday congress vote to roll back rules adopted in its wake. the house voting in favor of a bipartisan senate bill that eases rules on community banks. for example, bb&t and suntrust. republicans and moderate democrats say dodd-frank hurts the banks. regulations stifle lending, so the bill raises the threshold for federal oversight from $50 billion to $250 billion, leaving only the biggest, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank of a

>> i am brian kemp. this is jake, a young man interested in one of my daughters.why i was running for governor. >> cap government spending, take a chainsaw to regulation, make georgia number one for small business. >> two things if you want to date one of my daughters. >> respect and a healthy appreciation for the second amendment, sir. >> we are going to get along just fine. >> juan: well, well, well. i am the one here who is for gun control, but i'm going to stay out of this. i want to know what you think. what do you think of it? >> kimberly: it was cute for a bit there, having no talking doing what you're for but then point a gun. don't point a gun at anybody unless you're going to use it. >> jesse: i thought it was funny. i respectfully disagree with kimberly. is that okay? >> kimberly: yes. >> jesse: i am kidding. it doesn't look like he pointed it at the kid. he was resting on the lap. i think people need to lighten up. maybe people in new york are upset by it but in georgia it plays. i don't think it's going to backfire. >> dana: where you stand is where y

i think we're going have to wait until july to have a runoff between brian kemp.one other race to tell you about, the surprise of the night. this is -- what a story this is. jim gray, this was the dccc's recruit. he is the mayor of lexington, kentucky. the dccc recruited him to run for congress in the one district in kentucky democrats think they might be able to flip. this woman, amy mcgrath put ad up. she talks about hey, when i was a girl, i wanted to fly planes. i was told i couldn't do it. look at me now. the ad went viral. she raised two million. she became an online sensation. tonight she has upset jim gray, won the democratic nomination in kentucky. she will face andy barr, the republican. this has been a double-digit republican district lately. just before that, though, it was represented in congress by a democrat, ben chandler. and the very interesting thing about the performance tonight of mcgrath, this is the district. lexington is about 40% of it. she lost lexington. that is where gray was the mayor. she won the rural areas outside of lexington big. a

i'm brian kemp. if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> not a joke.eorgia republican primary, the round up big truck was not even a clear favorite for the most intentionally offensive on this subject. >> we've got the deportation bus. that's right, you heard me, the michael williams deportation bus. we're going to implement my 287-g deportation plan that is going to fill this bus with illegals to send them back to where they came from. we're not just going to track them and watch them roam around our state. we're going to put them on this bus and send them home. >> ah, republican party 2018. that's been on the republican side in georgia. on the democratic side, the race for governor has been build nationally as a strategy fight over how to win in a red state that's been looking less red year after year. state lawmaker stacey evans argued democrats can turn georgia blue by courting moderate republicans. but stacey evans on the left, and stacey abrams, that's the stacey on the right, she has said that democratic hopes instead should be in turning out di

general election, abrams will face either lieutenant governor casey cagle or secretary of state brian kempajority of votes in the primary, so a runoff vote in july will determine the gop nominee. announcer: coming up next, how states try to keep familiar names off the ballot. soledad: what is called a sore loser law. announcer: why it is a pain for some unlucky candidates. plus, can virtual reality help you chill out soledad: now to our weekly feature we like to call "we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." don blankenship was running in the republican primary in west virginia. he lost, but he really, really, really wants to get on the ballot this fall. blankenship was ceo of massey energy, and he served a year in prison for charges related to a deadly explosion at a coal mine that killed 29. he now plans to run as the nominee of the constitution party. i never heard of that party. sadly for him, west virginia has what is called a sore loser law. it stops candidates who lost in the primary from changing party affiliation to run in the general. all states except fo

he got 39% of the vote or brian kemp.et me play his ad about how conservative he is. >> i'm so conservative i blow up government spending. i own guns that no one is taking away. i've got a big truck, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep, i just said that. i'm brian kemp, if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> wow. is that more of what georgia is right now or is the coalition that you put together more representative of georgia? >> i believe my coalition absolutely represents the real georgia. the republicans are going to be duking it out trying to prove who can be meaner and more spiteful and while they're doing that we're going to be having conversations on the ground in all 159 counties. we know that there are georgians who simply want a leader who looks out for their interest, who understands their concerns and who doesn't try to turn georgia into a national stumping ground for donald trump's xenophobic policies. i'm running for real georgians who nee

brian kemp, a runoff against casey cagle, and donald trump back to arkansas governor asa hutchinson, challenge within his own party. and valdes moves on setting up an uphill battle, and greg abbott. a pair of republican congressman easily advanced on primaries. in new york city, always look forward to the 30th anniversary of fleet week cooking up with the parade of ships including the uss arlington off of the hudson river today. before docking for the public to visit. and coast guardsmen take part and will be all over the city, and the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. explosive claims the fbi since more than one informant over the trump campaign. >> they are not taking note. heather: this is what our next guest says lady liberty blindfold is used to mislead the american people. do you remember the migrant caravan? some of those 450 asylum-seekers can end up thanks to the obama administration. the nfl and and them kneeling, the proposal to penalize the entire team. dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming

kim jong un brian kemp has another ad that is a little bit controversial. rise. >> a show on nbc they canceled parent, backlash from the christian community, accused of pushing liberal talking points, one controversial episode criticized hiding in the shadows on issues related to homosexuality. >> it is too dark, this is not our values. we want our son growing up in. >> hiding from them won't make them go away. i expect your time to say nothing less. this conversation is done. >> reporter: as a reaction to the show's cancellation, actually surprised they had the good sense to do this. nbc has not responded why this show was canceled. heather: a world war ii veteran once 100 cars on his 100th birthday. >> this is fantastic, his name is mike, his birthday is june 6th. he wants 100 birthday cards from people across the country to celebrate his 100th birthday. we will put his mailing address on screen. there you have it. his family absolutely loves it, they are promoting this idea and they say he is a walking history book. the stories he tells, he has been ther

. >> here's the man featured in that ad, secretary of state brian kemp. it. >> thank you for having me on. >> what is the reaction to your ad. >> driving the liberal media crazy. all over the great state of georgia since friday. and people love that. they think it is funny. they know it shows my love for my girls and my family and my appreciation and strong support for the second amendment. people i like don't back down, keep this up, no way we are doing that. we are encouraging people to share the at and get our message out not only about my conservative values but being a small business owner as well, my message for the campaign for the governor's race. >> some of the messages have been mixed. i posted on twitter this morning that the majority of responses were positive, most important we as a father, i would wholeheartedly support him. in terms of the negative response where did you get your idea for this and do you think it sends a negative message? >> it has been overwhelmingly positive. standing up to the left, the liberal media and secretary of sta

responding to this but their camp initially didn't fear what they were hearing about this ad and put out brian kemp, get over it. they're standing by this. >> kemp doesn't have to care what people say outside the state of georgia. the other guy cut a tax break, blocked a tax break for delta airlines after cutting ties with the nra so pro second amendment stance in georgia is a very popular opinion. this really could work very much in kemp's favor. >> sandra: the station in atlanta was getting a lot of negative feedback as well but said we can't do anything about it. people said don't air the ad. the fcc rules prohibit them from stopping the ads. >> this is such a hot button issue. remember the reaction that the former nfl player received when he took a picture with his daughter and her boyfriend for prom and he was holding a gun in the picture. this reminds me of that story. the reaction is exactly the same where if you agree with gun rights you are going to see a funny, humorous ad. a lot of people say kids and guns are off limits and they are even off limits in a joking manner. >> sandra: critics

. >> reporter: cagle will face a runoff against brian kemp who placed second. statewide officeholders, both of them enjoyed the strongest name recognition among 5 gop contenders. with only two candidate in the democratic primary that contest was settled decisively. former representative stacy abrams winning by a landslide over state representative stacy evans. both have similar platforms but different campaign strategies, stacy evans tried to bring suburbanites and working-class voters back into the democratic fold for casey abrams's door-to-door efforts to recruit new voters, liberal leaning young people and minorities seem to have paid off into the democratic candidates will likely take note as they head into the midterms and 2020 presidential election. if she were to win the general election in november abrams will be the first female governor of georgia and first african-american female governor of any us state. democrats face an uphill battle in statewide elections in georgia. georgia remains a strongly red state but with gop runoff coming up in july, two

but none are raising eyebrows like this latest ad in georgia's gubernatorial race from republican brian kemp i'm so conservative -- i blow up government spending. i own guns. but no one's taking away. my chain saw's ready to rip up some regulation. i got a big truck. just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep. i just said that. >> obviously priding himself on being politically incorrect and here is lauren fox, cnn congressional reporter. what is the strategy here in considering that this is playing in georgia? what are the chances that this is a successful for him? >> we should note that he thinks this is obviously fairly successful because this is the second ad that's similar to this. he had another ad where he was talking to a young man about dating one of his daughters and he at one point sort of points a firearm at the young man so clearly he thinks this is a winning strategy and i think this sort of speaks to the fact that republicans in congressional races, in senatorial races and now this race is taking a page from the donald trump playbook to sta

georgia republican and current georgia state secretary brian kemp.ant governor casey in a july runoff but he beat you in the primary by 13 points. do you think your round-up the illegals and stick them in my truck ad worked? >> no, stuart, great to be on with you, if anybody has the momentum in this race is us. we moved 14 points the last few weeks of the campaign, kind of separating myself from the other good folks that were running so we've got a lot of momentum, the guy that's been there just as long as been a mayor, 24 hours, couldn't break 40%. a lot of peopling coming our way and they are buying into the message that's basically behind that ad and that big truck that i started the business for the first time many years ago, tracking and deporting illegals that are here recking havoc. stuart: it sounds like both mr. kegal and yourself are trying to outtrump trump, does that sound right to you? >> my campaign, stuart is about putting georgians first. that's why i got involved as frustrated small-business person, i have been doing 30 years, dealin

jillian: nationwide, and brian kemp moves into july 24th run off after nobody received 50% of the vote. donald trump backed arkansas governor asa hutchinson, in texas. and an uphill battle against greg abbott and a pair of republicans. >> the latest class of american heroes today, secretary of defense james mattis will deliver the address at the air force academy graduation in colorado and get a performance by the thunderbird that falcon stadium. vp mike pence is headed to connecticut to give a keynote address at the coast guard academy commencement. jillian: donald trump demanding to know whether his 2016 campaign was infiltrated. >> if there were spies in my campaign that would be a disgrace to this country, one of the biggest insults anyone has ever seen, very illegal. jillian: increase calls from republicans for a special prosecutor doing the special counsel investigation. rob: helping police crackdown criminals, amazon offering up facial recognition technology, the aclu is crying foul. jillian: one of the hottest athletes in the world, remember when rinaldo -- the busted version o

heather. >> heather: we had brian kemp.re as a spot on "fox & friends" first earlier. he has gotten a positive response to his primary. thank you very much, jonathan. a quick programming note to tell you about. michael williams will be on with martha maccallum on "the story." >> bill: new details on the massive data leak. who investigators think is behind the breach. >> heather: a bombshell report how an obama era policy in syria led to weapons being turned over to terrorists. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during sleep number's semi-annual sale its' the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. and save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise

. >> reporter: georgia secretary of state brian kemp is also running and also talks about hauling awayase i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yeah, i just said that. >> reporter: one has a big truck, another a big bus. you're a sunday school teacher? >> i am. >> reporter: does this violate the tenets of your religious moral life to be kind to a fellow human being. >> i'm being kind to the citizens of this country it. the citizens that have built this country and have something that the world covets and wants. we have to protect that. >> reporter: and before the deportation bus drives away for the day, someone places this on the front of it, words from the poem on the pedestal of the statue of liberty. gary tuchman, cnn, decatur, georgia. >> reporter: here in the cnn newsroom. i'm aina cabrera in new york. president trump unleashing today on twitter slamming the investigation. he calls a $20 million witch-hunt. raging on the media. what he calls the fake news. calling a "new york times" story long and boring and then this from the president. i hereby demand a

conservative base with provocative political ads like this one from the georgia secretary of state brian kemp i got a big truck in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep. i just said that. >> kemp and other republican challengers including state senator and combat veteran hunter hill are vying for the number two spot. this is important because if no one gets more than 50% of the vote in the may 22 primary, the race goes to a runoff in july. with five candidates still in the g.o.p. race, a republican runoff seems extremely likely. back to you. >> dana: indeed. all right. thank you. my next guest is among those candidates. here is a look at one of his campaign ads. >> unlike these guys, i'm not a career politician. georgia's next governor will face many obstacles. that is why we need true conservative leadership to deliver results. as governor i will stop sanctuary cities and eliminate the state income tax. in three combat tours i defended our constitution and now i'm ready serve again. >> dana: joining me now is hunter hill, republican candidate for governor o

secretary of state brian kemp running provocative ads. in year, casey cagle making headlines when he threatened to kill a tax break for delta in retaliation for the airline decision to sever ties with the n.r.a. state senator michael williams taking on illegalm gration branding the campaign bus as a deportation bus. this smarked -- this parked some protest. >> both parties are struggling with their identity and struggling with what they stand for. apart from president trump. so there is still a contest about which ideas, which constituencies should be targeted. >> so let's look at the democrat side. you have two candidates with the same first name and similar platforms. former state representative stacey abrams and representative stacey evans. despite the similarities they adopted different campaign strategies. >> stacey evans has a conventional platform to appeal to the people who steadily fled to the party. and abrams is going after the left-leaning voters and rarely if ever cast ballots in elections. >> whichever strategy prevails will

on the republican side of things, lieutenant governor casey cagle and brian kemp were top vote getters july 24th. in another victory for women, former fighter pilot amy mcgrath in a stunning upset there. mcgrath, part of the democrats' push to make kentucky part of a blue wave. she will face off against congressman andy barr in november. meanwhile, in texas's seventh district, lizzy fletcher won the democratic runoff. the race became a flash point for progressives that rallied after the democratic national campaign committee dropped opposition research against ahead of the primary. let's talk to laura bar own lopez. good to talk to you again. evan talked about marking another series of elections, including a number of major wins for women historically. what is this telling us, laura, about the state of the mid terms looking ahead to november? >> from last night to the primary contest we saw earlier this momt, women have been dominating across the country and that's a theme we expect to continue all the way to november. one thing about the races that you highlighted, whether abrams or f

the other statewide office holder in the republican race for governor, georgia secretary of state brian kemp. he gained national attention with some provocative ads to show his support for the second amendment. former navy seal clay tippin's and former army ranger hunter hill have been touting their military expense and state senator michael williams earned praise and protest when he branded his campaign bus as a deportation bus. he says he did that to raise the issue of illegal immigration. for republicans in this primary, the strategy has been energizing the populist conservative base. in the democratic primary for georgia governor, two candidates with the same first name and similar platforms went into this race with some very different strategies. state representative stacey evans whose district is located in the atlanta suburb, trying to win back suburban moderates and working-class voters who have left the democratic party in large numbers. former state representative stacy abrams has been running a door-to-door campaign to attract new voters with left-leaning values. yesterday abrams

two candidates pushing ha on immigration lieutenant governor casey cagle and secretary of state brian kemp. >> criminal illegal aliens are spreading across the country. >> i got a bitrk, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. rdins: another first last night in texas. lupe valdez became the first latina and first openly-gay person to win a party nomination for governor. overall, it was another banner night for democratic women including two first-time candidates winning key congressional races in texas and one pulling off an upset in kentucky-- all three seen as take over to republican seats. >> the mid-terms, and his own agenda, were clearly on president trump's mind as he addressed abortion rights opponents in washington last night. >> but if democrats gain power, they will try to reverse these incredible gains. these are historic gains. they will try and reverse many of them. so your vote in 2018 is every bit as i yortant r vote in 2016although i'm not sure i really believe that, but you know. >> desjardins: for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins.

cagle versus the secretary of state, brian kemp. winner goes on to the general election.story here tonight, though, lawrence, this was the surprise tonight. this was a heck of a story. in kentucky, the sixth district, the only congressional district in kentucky where democrats think they could maybe pick off a republican seat this year, this was the candidate democrats recruited, jim gray, the mayor of lexington. they said get in the race. you're the one who can win the district. then this woman, amy mcgrath, a marine veteran, former fighter pilot. she put a video up. she talked about being a girl, wanting to be a pilot, being told she couldn't do it. the video caught fire online. millions of dollars poured into their campaign. and lo and behold, she has pulled off the upset, won this primary, defeated the candidate recruited by the dccc. and more than that, she is going to face andy barr, a republican this fall. the way she won this is fascinating because the anchor of this district is the university of kentucky where mcgrath excelled was outside of lexington. it was in

. >> martha: then there is georgia secretary of state brian kemp. >> i own guns that no one is taking. my chainsaw is ready to rip up some regulations. i've got a big truck just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep, i just said that. we wanted to get the subtlety and that message? last and most provocative, perhaps, i don't know. it's a pretty tough race. michael williams. >> week at the deportation bus. that's right, you heard me. the michael williams deportation bus. want to find out where we are coming? go to deportationbus.com. we will implement my deportation plan that's going to fill this bus with illegals to send them back to where they came from. we are not just going to track them and watch them roam around our state, we are going to put them on this bus and send them home. >> martha: he joins us now with that bus behind him. good to see you this evening, sir. how did this idea come to you and you are i think fifth in the polls right now. is it sort of a last ditch effort to get some attention i guess is one question? >> first of all, th

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in july lieutenant governor casey kagle faces secretary of state brian kemp. >>> to a frightening plane crash in honduras, a private jet carrying a group of americans tearing apart after running off the end of a runway. craig is here with details. hey, craig, good morning. >> this plane was carrying six people, including five americans, they were on a business trip and the plane actually broke in half. but despite those scary pictures, miraculously everyone survived. a private jet traveling from austin, texas, crashed while trying to land in an airport in the capital of honduras. the gulfstream 200 sliding off the runway and into a ditch close to a busy road. the impact of the landing snapping the plane in half. residents in the area rushing to help. you can see them pulling passengers and crew members from the smoky wreckage. they managed to pull almost everyone off the mangled aircraft before first responders even arrived. the chartered gulfstream jet was carrying six people, four passengers, employ i-s of a texas-based company were on a business trip. the company's president among th

georgia secretary of state brian kemp ran ads touting support for the second amendment.ill a tax break for georgia's largest employer delta for the retaliation to server ties with the nra and state senator michael williams took on illegal immigration by branding his campaign bus as a deportation bus attracting both praise and protest. >> all five leading republican candidates have pledged to sign that religious liberty bill if it gets to them desk. they all figured they can't be seen like governor deal as opposing this measure. it would cost them a victory in the republican primary. >> the other candidates include former navy seal clay tip-ins and hunter hill. with such a large gop field it will likely go to a runoff in july and the campaign is both expensive and nasty. democratics hopes of turning georgia blue may be several years off. >> there are ways in which we see georgia gradually changing is 2018 the year where it necessarily like flips in one dramatic swoop? probably not looking at dramatic change. we're probably looking at more incremental change. >> on the dem

highlighted by key races for governor, voters heading to polls in arkansas, texas, tough on immigration brian kempng into a july runoff, the winner of that race will take on stacy abrams who became the first african-american woman to win nomination of govern governor, spacex rocket successfully launching. [cheers and applause] jillian: falcon 9 rocket lifting from california air force base, the rocket carrying 2 new earth-science satellites for nasa along with 5 communication's satellites, look, your headlines. steve: there it goes, spectacular. bien brian 12 minutes after the hour, president trump to meet ms-13 hot spot, by my house, after calling the vicious animals, our next guest will meet with the president. we will talk to nassa county police officer -- he should come over if he's hungry. how about lunch first. steve: court case you are going to be talking about all day, yesterday a judge here in new york ordered a 30--year-old out of his parents house. they have been trying to get him out for years, now he's got to go. brian: come on, leave him alone. let him stay. ainsley: let him stay to

well now brian kemp is releasing an explosive new ad calling himself a politically incorrect conservative up criminal illegals and take them home myself. i just said that. jillian: [laughter] kind of funny i guess. kemp is running for georgia's republican governor. a woman blasts her use ic so loud she can't hear burglars break into her house. check it out. >> [music playing] jillian: so the music actually cut out when they ripped the tv off the wall this is in ohio, but i think i just heard the best line of the day, ainsley said the moral of the story is? ainsley: last night, they said the moral of the story is something of the effect just don't play that song. jillian: because the song is playing on the tv when they rip it off the music cuts off. ainsley: well did they catch the guy? jillian: i don't know but there's a clear video of them. pete: well thank you, jillian. during headlines i looked for the five isis leaders captured in the failing new york times and in the print edition today, i have not seen it yet. steve: stay tuned meanwhile, on the front page it does have the forecast

one of those is secretary of state in the state of georgia, brian kemp put out an ad saying he's going line is targeting slow-thinking people. if he actually thinks that's going to get him elected, he's a slow thinker. i hope she can win. we were talking before we came back on. i think the tsunami everybody is predicting in november is going to come not just from newly registered voters, it's going to be women. it's going to be -- it's going to be women who are going to vote because one thing we've seen, women are going out to vote. and women are angry about what they feel the direction of the country is. i just love the fact that stacey abrams may turn out to be the face of the democratic party in the south in this moment. >> she's impressive. >> but winning that type of primary with her message of going to the most progressive of her party, that does increase turnout, but in georgia, we have to see, i don't know if that's enough to get enough people moderate women, like my -- i said they're going to be a big factor, to actually go against someone, a republican in georgia. and we'll h

maria: we have brian brendberg and kat kemp and mitch roschelle from pwc, at one point comedy was reallye on snl, you had clean wholesome comedy and it was funny, but let's talk about the white house correspondent dinner, there was nothing funny about comedian michelle wolf, she's facing criticism attacking white house press secretary sanders, sanders could not have been more of a professional and lady sitting there taking it all. what was your take on that? >> she went too far. it was too mean-spirited. you're right, when we were on the show, don't forget i used to imitate the great ronald reagan. maria: do it. >> right, when i did frank sinatara, we had fun with it. now they feel like they have to be vicious, it was like, maria, when i watched the white house correspondent's dinner, i was in comedy clubs in 1979 and 3:00 o'clock in the morning and me and larry david on stage and we would say anything at any time. it was so inappropriate at the white house correspondent's dinner. maria: you want to give us an impression. >> hey, baby, fly me to the moon, let me swing among the stars. ma

brian kemp is one of seven republicans by the way running to be georgia's next governor. >>> coming up, chrissy teigen somehow turns her husband's tony nomination into a scandal. >>> plus brad pitt's ominous forecast. "the skinny" is next. forecast. "the skinny" is next. ♪ the skinny, just give me the skinny ♪ >>> skinny time. we start with some deja vu. big honors for "spongebob squarepants," "harry potter," even "mean girls." >> wow. but we're not talking about the oscars or the emmys. >> nope. >> all of those shows are now on broadway. >> that's right. "means girls" based on the movie written by tina fey tied for the most tony nominations at 12. >> and the new harry potter play which is almost six hours long got a nomination for each hour and then some. >> six hours? >> yeah, ten nominations. >> wow. spongebob squarepants the musical received 12 nominations. john legend wrote a song for the show. and that was a shocker to wife chrissy teigen. she tweeted john got nominated for a tony this morning for a song he apparently wrote for spongebob squarepants. why does he not tell me when