bryan? >> bryan: yeah.point to expanding red flag laws. but some say that could violate due process laws. brian claypool joins us. this is my first time speaking to you. i'd like to welcome you, i want people to know your experience from 2017 briefly. that informs what you're about to talk about. what was your experience at the las vegas shooting? >> i was at the vegas concert. i literally dodged bullets. i heard the bullets pinging around the bleachers. i thought was going to die. after i survived the first round. in the second round, i said if i survive, i need to do something to raise awareness about gun violence and some solutions. that's why we're here today. >> when the you see what has happened in evalde, what do you think? what is your take-away from that given your experience? >> yeah, after i survived the shooting, i thought possibly an assault weapon ban might work. by the way, i've been republican most of my life. but by the way, this won't happen in our country. here's some of the things that c

so i asked bryan if he's able to take a break once "i believe" is out on june 3rd.you guys. he's plads of playing jazz it pride at lincoln center on june 27th, and he's also co-orchestrating the brand-new musical some like it hot, which opens on broadway this fall. that's based on the marilyn monroe movie, you know, from way back in the day. so he's a busy man. >> yeah, things are just getting started for him. i don't think this is a hobby anymore or a hustle. this is -- >> no. >> he's a superstar. jon batiste wrote on his album? >> isn't that so cool? for jon to have just one album of the year at the grammys and now they're working together, jazz is officially. i know it was never not cool, but it's cooler than ever. >> there you go. >> you got to listen to the legends, john coltrane, maynard ferguson. >> look at this, andrew dymburt. >> that's still going to be, you know -- it's barely a hobby or a ♪ >>> all right. time now for "the mix," and we're starting in my hometown with a pint-sized prodigy. >> she showed off her stuff on the ice in south florida ahead of t

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once the order is lifted, hi, bryan.bryan: we saw more families and migrants make their way acros rio grande river and piedras negras. it's been over a million this year and we still have the busiest summer months ahead. dhs secretary alejandro may joshingas insists the border patrol is in a position good to handle what could be as many as 18,000 new migrants crossing illegally a day once title 42 ends in a few weeks. >> thousands of agents and more are coming and in fact, not only are more coming now but we have requested that more come in the future. bryan: 600 additional personnel have arrived at the border but are overwhelmed. all paid for by texas costing more than $4 billion so far. we visited piedras negras, officials say migrants flock there because it's the most secure city on the mexican border but the state of coahiila is not reporting mexican support from the government. democratic mayor pro tempore says yolanda ramon is chaos. >> somebody needs to wake up over there in washington, smell the coffee and get ov

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bryan llenas is in hope, pennsylvania with the very latest. bryan? >> charles, good afternoon from bucks county, pennsylvania. it's the county, the philadelphia suburb that put dr. oz just in the lead late last night ahead of his challenger, former ceo of a hedge fund, dave mccormick. we look at this race. it's too close to call at this moment. right now we have oz leading about 2,100 votes ahead of mccormick. in the lead stays at or below .5%, it will trigger an automatic recount, which might be completed by june 7th. there's thousands of ballots to count. in lancaster county, workers have about 16,000 ballots to look after 22,000 misprinted and must now be marked by hand. in allegheny county, pittsburgh, we're still waiting on results from 31 precincts after memory sticks on voting machines failed. the memory sticks with votes have been transferred to a central facility. we're told counting will easily extend into next week. we're told mccormick has been positive. they have a lot of mail-in bat lots. dr. oz's camp feels that they can hold their lea

so we're going to go to bryan llenas standing by at oz's headquarters. bryan? >> yeah, laura. look, when bill was at the billboard, it was a hush silence in the room watching bill give the latest numbers. he mentioned the automatic recount in pennsylvania does kick in the difference is a half a percentage point or less. perhaps looking at that here. people are looking at the situation right now, a couple of things that we're wondering with this campaign. dave mccormick spent a lot of money attacking dr. oz. the big question here is whether or not trump's endorsement came in a little too late for people that already mailed in their ballot. did enough people come out? that's a big question. also, the reality is, we're dealing with a situation here with dr. oz has, you know, this reputation that was attacked byday mccormick has being essentially a liberal, he was even attacked for having duel turkish citizenship. the reality is whether he was able to change enough minds. the other thing is kathy barnette, she hasn't dropped out of the race yet. but looking at her votes tally, how

bryan llenas live in eagle pass, texas, with the latest. bryan. >> reporter: jon, good evening.essing news here from eagle pass. just 10 minutes ago our crew here and i, we just witnessed a man, a migrant, trying to cross from mexico to eagle pass, drowned in the rio grande river. let's take a look at this fox news drone. this is that victim's friend. both of them were trying to swim across. he is now in the middle of the rio grande river on that land bridge. he's exhausted. he swam about 100 yards. he has his cell phone in a bag. he's trying to catch his breath. again, this man's friend or whoever he was trying to cross with just drowned moments ago, and this is the reality for the migrants here who are putting themselves at risk every day trying to cross into the united states through these waters. this is the same river in which bishop evans, a national guard specialist, the 22-year-old, drowned trying to save two my migrants. it is the harsh and tragic reality of the situation down here. all day we have seen handfuls of migrants including moments ago about 8 trying to cross

bryan, what is the feeling they are? >> sean, good evening, just go to the campaign for dr.y are confident and feel like they have the momentum coming in. they are not concerned so far with the early numbers, pointing to the fact that david mccormick is from the allegheny county area, as well as the fact that these votes they believe are mostly those early votes, the mail-in ballots that have come in. they are going to wait to see what the turnout is on primary day, when those precincts are coming out, particularly interested in looking at the northeastern part of the state. that is where a lot of the blue-collar workers are. we're talking about wayne and pike and monroe counties, those areas are where former president trump did well and that is where they believe dr. oz can do well tonight. so that is what we will be looking for there. speaking of the former president, it is hard to understate the importance of the former president to the dr. oz campaign. as a matter of fact, they said it is extremely important to the dr. oz campaign. in fact, you look at all of the signs i

. >> bryan is a unique project manager. he brings technical experience but only that but he is a great mentor to young project managers in my group. >> mentors is a lot about compatibility, too. he showed me his process and how he organized things and managed projects and had conversations on escalating things with contractors. >> brine shows leadership. he is independent. >> we work together pretty well with the resources we have to get the best outcome for the city. i think we have an open communication and that trust again of teamwork. >> bryan is a straight-shooter, he likes to get things done. he doesn't seek praise. i think that is why myself wanted to nominate him for the award to get recognition for the things he does to go above and beyond in his job. >> he is committed. that is why he deserved the golden pride award. >> i haven't been awarded anything like this in my 20 years. that is exciting to be recognized. it is special. it is excited to get recognition with the ongoing activities with the focus on the southe

. >> reporter: the suspect bryan velasquez said he has no comments. but court records show the coworkers feel something catastrophic was about to happen. it took an entire table to layout the weapons from the man they believed was about to go on a rampage. >> this is a semi automatic rifle, ar 15 style. >> the reason it is illegal is because they have an attachable magazine and a pistol grip. >> reporter: police arrested bryan velasquez last week and he had been fired from the san jose company that wishes to remain anonymous out of fear. he sent threatening emails to former coworkers including a video of himself floating and shooting guns and information that he knew where the former coworkers lived. >> the combination of threats and harassment and firearms are particularly deadly. >> reporter: a months long investigation ensued, and the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket took 10 lives. the sergeant said he knew he had to act fast. >> he gave me a lot of anxiety and stress that we was not moving fast enough and doing everything we could to stop th

. >> reporter: on the phone the suspect bryan velasquez told me he had no comment. but coworkers feared something catastrophic was about to happen . >> this one was modified from the original platform. >> reporter: san jose police laid out the guns they believe a man was amassing for a workplace shooting. >> we have a forward facing grip . >> reporter: some of the guns are illegal and others are not. all are deadly. >> these have been used in numerous mass shootings across the united states. >> reporter: police arrested bryan velasquez last week and several months ago velasquez was fired from a san jose company that wishes to remain anonymous. he sent several threatening emails to former coworkers including a video of himself loading and shooting guns. >> the combination of threats and harassment and firearms are particularly deadly. >> reporter: a months long investigation ensued, and a mass shooting at a bubble supermarket occurred killing 10 people. the sergeant said that is when he knew he had to act fast. >> he gave me a lot of anxiety and stress i was not movi

julie. >> julie: thank you, bryan. >> bill: a couple issues here.m out. you heard from the secretary of state in that piece appointed by the democratic governor saying it is their position that undated ballots should count. that means you vote and you don't know when you voted. ronna mcdaniel with us yesterday and we asked her about this and she seemed to be making the argument for the long haul. here is what she said on that. >> the concern i have is if we start changing rules after the game, then democrats will come in in november and try to change rules after the election. >> bill: there it is. mail-in votes and drop boxes. if you can't prove when you cast your ballot maybe you have an issue as to when you did cast the ballot. >> that's right. this is what the mccormick campaign says. it is a different system now and even though the voter didn't hand write the date, which is supposed to happen under state law to accept the ballot, that the ballots were time stamped when they were received so there is some sort of notification about when they were

bryan llenas live from the border in eagle pass, texas. hi, bryan. >> hi, martha. migrants attempting to cross the rio grande behind us. you can see one man on the right drowning literally and his other friend is holding on to dear life on a pillar there. eventually he goes under and does not come back up. this is all from the fox news drone as well which happeneded to be flying at the time capturing migrant and floats to the bridge. the shaken man attempted to use the cell phone and began -- that's when i started to talk to the man. i told him that help was on the way, to stay tight. he said his name was elbey and they were from nicaragua. elbey was rescue but he didn't want to go backs to mexico. authorities bagged the other body. the drowning took place in mexican authorities and two u.s. national guardsmen that were stand gt right there and they had rescue kayak boats on hand. a nearby humvee had a flotation device. a national guardsman told me they were not to perform water rescues in the rio grande river following the death of 22-year-old national guard bisho

bryan llenas dr. mehmet oz in newton. starting us off rich edson from david mccormick's campaign in pittsburgh. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. they are all getting set up at mccormick hq. john fetterman's watch party is getting set up but is he not going to be there. the progressive and democratic frontrunner has been in the hospital since friday with a stroke. today his campaign released this statement saying, quote: john fetterman is about to undergo a standard procedure to implant a pacemaker with a defibrillator. it should be a short procedure to protect his heart and address the underlying cause of his stroke. campaign also released in photo showing fetterman cast emergency absentee ballot from the hospital. among republicans former president donald trump is pushing dr. mehmet oz. even releasing a robo call asking republicans to vote for him and criticizing his two closest opponents david mccormick and kathy barnett. he maintains the undecideds in this race will break his way. >> as you know, there is lot

a factory that's become a symbol of ukrainian resistance, alexia bryan al jazeera and her abdel hamid is in a separate chair where it's hoped evacuated from mary paul. it will arrive in the next 24 hours. there are still quite a bit away there still in russian, a controlled occupied territory. router. ah, it's moving very slowly. and that's because that's at, at several stages. they have to stop. they have to be checked again. and these are russian check boys. they have to go to a filtration center where the russians have to vet every single person coming out. so it is an extremely long process. and if you recall, i mean the u. n. and the red cross conway haven't arrived in or you pull on saturday. and it's only she day that there is some movement and only about a 100 to a $120.00 civilians. of those that were in the, as of cell steel plug are coming out, we still don't know how many as still inside is relieved. maybe this they were up to a 1000. so maybe 900 are still in the is all quite fluid. i spoke earlier to the mayor of more, you will, who is here in the upper region. he said t

n is working to broker the evacuation of civilians from murray, paul alexia bryan has more on the plight of the civilians and defenders tramped beneath the steel works. oh, in a basement below mario pulse as of south steel plant, ukrainian border guards sing the national anthem. ah, they say they are defending the last bastion of ukrainian territory in the besieged port, city, whom are live deliberately. they say to me, 2000 ukrainian fighters sheltering and the plants vast network of tunnels and bankers, as well as a 1000 civilians. the focus of you in efforts to broker a humanitarian corridor, the ukrainian regiment, known as the as off battalion released these pictures. a woman said to be a doctor tells of, increasingly, di, conditions must not, which i know of matching your source. guys are literally dying before our eyes because we don't have any possibility to advocate them. there is no way to heal them properly. we just ask, we beg to give us at least slightest chance to save life. of these fighters above ground are the ruins of a city that's been described as hell on earth. mary,

>> bret: bryan llenas in pennsylvania, bryan, thank you. again, the canvassing of that state inits.e continue tomorrow into friday and then a recount recount on or before june 1st. takes about a week. follow it every day. more results and political fallout from election night including two key races in north carolina later in the hour. breaking news, former fbi general counsel james baker on the witness stand today providing pivotal testimony in the trial against former clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann. sussmann, you'll remember, is accused of lying to baker when he handed over now debunked information linking the trump organization to russia in what the lawyers in that trial call an october surprise against the trump campaign meant to be. correspondent david spunt is outside the u.s. district court in washington with the latest. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. james baker is the central witness in this case. he took the stand late this afternoon and recalled that meeting in september 2016 with his friend michael sussmann, the former clinton campaign attor

now i want to introduce a colleague i'm proud to serve next to it, assistant secretary bryan newland. >> [speaking native language] i want to thank you all for being here. to the press were covering this issue that has been ignored for too long. i want to thank the members of our team at the department. we have so may folks in the back who helped put this report together. it has been an exhausting and emotional effort for them to confront this poor on a daily -- this horror on a daily basis. i'm deeply grateful for their work, both as a member of secretary hollins leadership team, and someone who grew up in a family and community that has been impacted by these boarding schools. it has a lasting impact on native people and communities across america. if the impact continues to influence the life of countless families, from the breakup of families and tribal nations to the loss of languages and cultural practices and relatives. there are lasting scars. for all indigenous people. there is not a single american indian, alaskan native or native hawaiian in this country whose life hasn't b

she talked with c-span's bryan lam about rushing to her husband side. >> we went downstairs, we keptto the hospital, and he said it's not necessary, he hasn't been heard it's not necessary. and i said, george, you ever get the car or i'm gonna walk. and we got to the hospital, mike deaver matinee at the hospital, and said, he has been shot. and there were police all around, and a lot of noise, and they put me in a little small room, there was one basket and one share, that was it. my kept wanting to see ronny, and they kept saying, he's all right but you can't see him. and i kept saying, if he's all right why can't i see him. finally they let me see him, he was lying there with that thing on his face to help him breathe. he lifted up, and i said honey, i forgot to duck. >> the first lady was asked guarded about the presidents political well-being as she was about his physical safety. and that same interview she talked about her political antenna. >> i think i had a little antennas that went up [laughs] and told me when someone had their own agenda. and not ronny's. and then i tell i'

bryan, i understand we have you back, a miracle.he lazarus of prime time cable news. >> but yeah, the chinese take it very seriously because they don't make these mistakes, they do not on any stage. kennedy: why does our president keep making these mistakes? >> because you keep putting him on video. [laughter] kennedy: i didn't. i think is entertaining, gives us something to talk about but it is scary. you got kids, our kids are close in age, like a month apart, we want them to outlive us and live longer after that if that's not going to happen if we get into hot war with russia or china. >> and the premise of the question originally earlier today and tokyo, he didn't get involved directly for obvious reasons. his media not aware china has nuclear power since 1953? kennedy: they are probably not aware of that. >> they have nuclear weapons just as much as russia but same reason, they discovered h bombs so i'm with you, i'd like to see my kids turn 18. kennedy: yeah, it would be wonderful. at this rate though, we are so host, thank yo

bryan, sorry. yeah. it might be good if there's a way to make the whole screen and we don't need to see the other participants so if we can see -- maybe technology can get that up as the only item on the screen and remove everything else. >> it's not anything you can do on your end. >> oh, okay. >> darlene? >> oh. >> there you go. that one did work. >> try that. >> that's good. >> that's fine. >> okay. great. thank you very much. i'll take a few minutes, not on the screen but maybe pickup on ms. justin's comment. the comments on mr. collins, he's been a great counsel to our counselors -- and we'll miss joe, thank you for that acknowledgement. much of this report is what you have seen before. it's a refresh in stats and i'll take on the highlights beginning with the number of planned participants and the plan does continue to grow so we're at a high at 3,000 participants with an account balance. and the growth has changed a little bit. you'll see in the later stats, the number of eligible have decreased b

army combat veteran bryan suits is back.ent has been talking about assault weapons, the problem is, that politically manufactured term is now going to be stretched to pretty much encompass everything but muskets. >> i -- imagine my shock yesterday to find out i went with my glock 19 which i do not, i never have nor would be suited for the task. i'm not filled with confidence we have opponents whose confident in this issue when he says things like that, 9-millimeter would blow my lungs out or whatever, just really bizarre but something those of us who reside in california for a while and second amendment enthusiasts, we've learned to navigate this terrain. what i don't like doing is surrendering as you pointed out, politically invented terminology : assault weapons when we should be saying semi automatic rifle and i don't like getting into the room and osha when we are talking about the bodies of 19 kids. the three questions i have number one, is this about access to guns? how come guns never do this? how can minority kids in

it's been heading this way for a while that mike pence's top aide, mark short, was with bryan kemp.ing for ways to separate out from trump and highlight that he does not support trump's false claims about the 2020 election. remember, it was thoese claims that lead to hang mike pence chants. i don't think trump is happy about this. how he chooses to vent that or make it public remains to be seen. look, mike pence is coming in at a time when it's clear that bryan kemp is in a pretty good position. it's not as if pence is going to put him over the top. pence is making a statement. >> president trump used to be a big fan of the governor kemp. during the early days of covid i remember him at press conferences talking about how great the governor was and how he have handling it so well. was it only that kemp wasn't touting the big lie that turned him against lhim? >> he's been unhappy with kemp for a while going back to the choice of kelly leffler to take the open senate seat in georgia a couple of years ago. that was the source of the rift between the two of them. trump credited himself

. >>> bryan ha salido de nicaragua sufriendo hambre y sed y hasta amenazas de muerte en su travesía.o, cuando me agarraron dijeron que me iban a matar si yo no entregaba los mil dólares. matara para ellos es como el pan de cada día. >>> lamentablemente es una práctica común. los secuestran, los guardan, extorsión a sus familias, los amenazan. >>> área cercana de el paso fue un punto para que la mayoría de los migrantes se entreguen en asilo político, en su intento por cruzar llegan descalzos. esta señora que ha viajado por mar y tierra desde cuba... >>> no hay nada, nos persiguen, no hay nada. aquí hay todo. >>> de la eliminación del tÍtulo 42 a finales de mayo... muchos continúan siendo llevados sus países bajo a esta orden. >>> (voz inaudible). también personas con la esperanza de pedir asilo, pero todavía estamos viendo más de sesenta y cuatro diferentes nacionalidades. primeras nacionalidades serían mexicanos y guatemaltecos pero estamos viendo de todas partes del mundo intentan ingresar por el sector de el paso. >>> a pesar de los esfuerzos del lado mexicano por evitar el cruce,

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. >> we'll hear from county executive mark and congressman bryan higgins. >> then i'll take any questions at the end. >> as has been said by all the others, today is one of the saddest days in the city of buffalo. all of the county's resources have been made vaebl as necessary to assist in this horrific act. as the mayor noted, we are the city of good neighbors. we are not defined by this act but how we will come together to spot support the families. i want to offer my deepest condolences to those who lost loved ones today. as we know we will offer all resources possible from all parts of county government whether it's the sheriff's office, district attorney offices or the other departments to ensure that not only do this individual be prosecuted for this horrible crime and brought to the full extent of justice but we also can heal as a community from this trau matic experience. >> thank you very mituch. the eyes of the nation are on buffalo. those eyes are full of tears, full of sympathy for the violence and tragedy that's been exact. ten preeeople are fnot going to return home. their l

. >> reporter: bryan brooks is staring down 4,000 acres of b barren land. >> there's nothing to salvage>> reporter: now it's time to plant corn. >> would it grow? >> no. we'd just be wasting our money. >> reporter: a severe drought from kansas to california has put 71 million crop acres at risk. 22% of the nation's crops. farms are rationing water. some destroying crops that they know won't survive. in the midwest, it's the opposite. farms are soaked and planting is weeks behind. it's one more strain on farmers with costs skyrocketing for labor, fuel, seed and fertilizer. >> we're planting less to try to survive to live another year. >> reporter: mark, is switching crops and planting half as many acres. >> consumers will feel the pinch at the grocery store. >> reporter: u.s. food prices keep climbing. up 9.4% from a year ago and expected to rise 5 to 6% this year. the war in ukraine is adding to it sending global prices sky high and creating a hunger crisis with grain industries largely cut off. >> redousing the red tape. >> reporter: on wednesday the biden administration announced new

tod working the story for us, bryan, griner just appeared in public for the first time since her arrestsed. >> between what a russian court ruled and russian ministry said of her case, they could be keen on making an example of brittney griner. >> reporter: shown hand cuffed with her head down as she learns her time in russia extended, according to tas, ruled the american basketball star will be detained until at least june 18th, drawing a swift response from the white house. the latest tensions don't end there, the russian foreign ministry is showing a statement to cnn saying griner's detention is based on objective facts and evidence that griner was, quote, caught red-handed while trying to smuggle hash oil. in russia, this is a crime, and that griner faces a prison term up to ten years. >> this is an escalation we see, you can't presume she's given a fair trial, you can't presume the process std weighted. >> griner was jailed in mid february, russian authorities say they found cannabis oil in her luggage, despite the ramp up of rhetoric between putin and the u.s. government in her ca

bill, don't go far now i want t check in with bryan llenas who is checking our primary many races tonight. or brian, how is it where you are tonight? >> shannon, all i've got to say that when bill hemmer showed up on the billboard and talked about bucks county, there was a huge round of applause in this room and allowed as the stream is gotten all night actually. and they are excited what their understanding from the campaign they are seeing from what we understand margins from the southeastern part of the state, that is those counties around philadelphia. and manchester in delaware and montgomery counties. they can't believe that they're seeing better margins for dr. o therapy or they've been feeling this resurgence over the last hour and it's about a one percentage lead down to less than half a percentage point an this is how fueled optimism in this room. remember going into this campaign, shannon, we knew that dr. oz was, for better or worse and yet the worst on favorability rating up everybod actually. and a part of that was because of the mccormick advertisements that were on televis

i'm bryan llenas. think of all of those that died for us for our freedoms that we're enjoying today. a "your world" special starts right now. >> the grills are sizzling, the roads and airports are bustling and inflation is burning a hole in you're wallet. hello. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is a special memorial day edition of "your world." and it's an expensive world. price spikeses are over 4%. now we're past 8%. now voters are getting fed up. we'll get to the fight for congress many just a moment. but first to connell mcshane to where you're paying more at the store. >> bryan: we haven't seen these types of price increases in 40 plus years. anybody that has put together the family barbecue this weekend knows about that. going out to eat at a restaurant, that used to hit americans the hardest. we have seen a 7% increase in an index of what they called food away from home. but it's heading to the grocery store. food at home prices are up by 11%. it's the largest one-year jump since 1980.

bush who signed off on the entire results in georgia, that's bryan kemp fending off challenge by david the two could not be further apart when it comes to the 2020 election. >> the election in 2020 was stolen, bryan kemp will allow democrats to steal the election. >> what i have done is followed the law and constitution, what david is doing is trying to go back and litigate an election that he lost. >> like i said, cannot be more stark. so if you view how a republican sees the 2020 election as the litmus test, georgia is, and we're just hours, days away from that primary. jones, former special adviser to president obama, and commentator here and kasic former governor of ohio, as we show the latest polls, kemp now running away with this, the margin here is 32 points in favor of points over purdue, that's the latest poll from fox news. is, what do you make of that? and obviously, as goes georgia doesn't necessarily go the overall country but what does this say about that litmus test? >> i think that's very significant and a real blow to donald trump if in fact the margins hold up for the

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we just joined the first grade students from bryan elementary as they made deposits in their savings accounts. i am thrilled to say families in san francisco have more than $11 million saved in college in the kindergarten to college account. i extend appreciation to the bryant elementary school staff who worked to make today happen. i don't think ms. cole is here. she is an amazing first grade teacher. when she heard about the field trip she personally raised funds so each student would have at least $30 to deposit today. graduates supported every student to help and many others across the city to put money into the college savings accounts. i confess in 2011 then mayor gavin newsom and i started the program so every student would have a future worth saving for. more important than money. the $11 million means there has been millions of conversations in every household that these students live in about their possibility of going to college. that is the purpose of this program. [applause]. the research, real research showed that putting money into college savings, a lot or little begi

bryan llenas is in delaware county, pennsylvania with the latest. bryan? >> with that lead for dr.in half in the last 24 hours or so. we're on automatic recount territory where here in the state of pennsylvania when the margin of victory is .5% or less. that is when an automatic recount kicks in. we'll see if that is the case. sure looks like. the department of state here says at 10:00 a.m. this morning, this were about 17,000 absentee ballots to be counted. at 5:00, you can see that after majority of those recounted, we still have that -- that lead is a couple hundred. he only gained a couple hundred votes. mccormick camp says it will go their way. oz camp says they're cautiously optimistic. take a listen to the candidates last night on fox news. >> our campaign had put a lot of energy and time in to focus on the absentee voters and focusing on our ground game. so that has paid off big dividends. there's a huge number of absentee ballots which we're winning disproportionately. >> this election is ours. we have done well. >> here in delaware county, they have finished the counting

. >> bryan llenas in texas, joining us now to talk about biden supporter collapse, mark brnovich, dhssely real during the hearing on capitol hill today over the collapse of our southern border. i want you to listen to this exchange between mayorkas and the senators. >> 1.7 million illegal encounters last year, more than 1 million in the first six months of this year. are you going to pretend that's not going on and say you are actually enforcing the law? >> we mostly are. >> why not go -- without congressional action, president trump today, you just go back to return to mexico, complete the fence, reenter agreement with central american countries and do what president gerald did, fix it. why don't you do that? you can do that with executive action. >> we do not agree with many of the inhumane and cruel policies of the prior administration. >> your reaction? >> thank you for having me on. when i heard signatory mayorkas was going to be testifying for the u.s. senate today, i was hoping you would be for impeachment proceedings because what he's done is systematically made america more d

bryan, thank you very much. congresswoman stefanik chair of the house pub ln conference the third ranking house republican is in "focus" and is part of the armed services, intelligence committees. she is busy and time to stop by. you had quite a dialogue going on with the american people. let's start with last night and your top line thoughts. >> my top line thoughts was this was a big night for the republican party. here are some important statistics that haven't been covered but really an indicator of how big this red wave will be this november. this is the highest republican turnout across the board in a primary in over two decades. also if you look at the state of pennsylvania, 62% of unaffiliated voters broke for and voted for the republican party. so you can see the energy is there, the enthusiasm is there. we have to continue to work to make the case about how we will save this country from the destruction we're seeing under unified failed far left democrat government. another important takeaway is joe bi

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>> well it makes a lot of sense for pence to show up here and try to take a victory lap with bryan kempe position on the 2020 election which displeased donald trump so it makes sense for trump to be in for kemp and by the way, not like it's a close race like we have in pennsylvania, running circles around purdue and a run-off all together, when this race started out it wasn't sure how it would go to smart move by pence to get in and take a victory lap there with bryan kemp and this will be a primary where trump certainly has an egg on his face. not many but this will be one of them and if you're mike pence looking at running against possibly donald trump for president in 2024, you need to be able to show people there's a way to run as a republican in this country, not go down trump's road on the 2020 election and still maintain your conservative credentials, still maintain your ability to influence republican voters. this is a good way to do it in georgia. >> and you know mike pence knows that, of course, he knows the moves he's making and very clearly okay with making that statement an

i'm william bryan. judy woodruff is away.ements are made for the children killed at the uvalde school shooting come up president biden promises to push for new gun laws but warns his options are limited. then, russian troops advance on a key city in the donbass region. a look at that offensive and the role that open source technology has played in the role -- in the war. >> what we are seeing right now as the events unfold in ukraine is a bunch of new actors making your data available to decision-makers to understand situational awareness. willam: and the released of hacked chinese government files gives new insight into the mass detention of ethnic uighurs. al t

>> bret: bryan llenas along the border in eagle pass., thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: the 2022 midterm election season enters a new phase tomorrow with primary elections in indiana and ohio. the buckeye state features a particularly tough battle for the republican nomination for a u.s. senate seat. correspondent mark meredith is in mason, ohio tonight. >> we're going to win this race tomorrow. >> author and businessman j.d. vance appears to be the man to beat ahead of tomorrow's senate primary. vance who wrote the best selling memoir hillbilly he will i didn't embracing his vision. >> it's not rocket science to know we need to finish president trump's border wall and -- >> he jumped top of the polls after earning president trump's endorsement in mid april. last night while speaking in nebraska, trump appeared to forget which mentioning up vance with josh mandel who is also running as a pro-champ candidate. >> we have enforced j.p. -- right, j.d. mandel, and he is doing great. they are all doing good. >> opponents quickly seized the moment. even

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>> bret: bryan llenas live in harrisburg, p&a. is the author of the new book here's the deal. great book. >> thank you, bret. >> bret: there is a lot in this book about your time in the trump administration but also a lot of other things about politics and your previous history. i want to ask you about just last night and what you have seen so far in the primaries. is there a theme developing here on either side? can you paint a picture for the midterms for where we stand? >> there is, bret. i think past is prologue in terms of the 2022 midterms. this is pretty typical for the party in power in the first midterm. we know that president clinton suffered 52 seat loss in 1994. president obama famously referred to his 63 seat loss in the house in 2010 as a, quote, shellacking. one would think that president biden would endorse something similar. we see early twinings of that. two major things coming out of the primary number one record enthusiastic turnout in these republican primaries. people are energized they are going to the ballo

bryan kemp is a turn-coat, a coward, he's a disaster. i'm ashamed i endorsed him. brian kemp let us down, we can't let it happen again. >> that kind of open hospitilit was expected, what was not is a former president and vice-president split into a chasm. maggie haggerman, i mean, this rift is growing. does this statement is -- assume it takes it to another level. >> it's very intense, very personal. it's the kind of thing, i mean i was thinking about, a, there's no precedent for this in modern history with a former president and vice-president i can think of but i was trying to think of the last time you heard trump really criticize pence and of course, it was around january 6th, in 2021 in really stark terms. i think part of what trump is reacting to is not just what pence is doing in georgia but the fact that pence told my colleague jonathan martin he was not ruling out running in 2024 and i think that's the big thing trump is reacting to. >> i also want to bring in two political cnn commentators, former obama senior adviser and david urban, former trump campaig