inclined to support cisneros.at energized them and some people who may have felt a little dissatisfied after the primary. because you know, even though she forced cuellar to a runoff, no one has a run ja off in texas. it's a total slog. there are laws debated to shorten the period. i think some folks feeling downcast feel a runoff. i think having that feed come out, folks leaning towards her and her camp really energize them and clarify what the principles are at stake here. so i think that was the effect on this race. >> gentleman, thank you very much. >>> and it is deadline day in pennsylvania and the state's republican senate primary is far from over. the race between hedge fund manager david mccormick and mehmet oz. dr. oz is up by 987 votes. counties have until 5:00 tonight. the winner will not be announced soon a. recount is all by guaranteed and mccormick is filing suits on maim-in ballots. with me from philadelphia is nbc news correspondent dasha bumpblts i hope burns. i hope you got my vote. besides that,

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that explains cisneros's point of view.eople are done with this guy who has been representing them for 30 years and are ready to see a new democrat bring something to their community. >> that means it will teach us something. these are the issues. this is democrat versus democrat. in the fall these are the issues that will play out in most places between democrats and republicans. including the district starting in san antonio and running down to loredo. here you have a conservative incumbent saying his liberal opponent is soft. she wants open borders. >> she even said she's split border patrol in half, leaving us with open borders. that would make us less safe and cost uz thousands of jobs, putting our security and economy in jeopardy. a vote for cisneros is a vote we can't afford. >> this is a democratic race. >> it's shocking. because that seems like you would have that from a republican. but you've seen this cycle. you think about maggie he issen wanting to be strong on the border. so many democrats not wanting title 42

jessica cisneros.see you. when the times talks about a proxy fight, what does it mean? >> this is really the encapsalation of a broader fight between democrats where they stand on imgreg. republicans doubled down on this as an issue in the mid terms, democrats haven't come up with an answer, to address immigration, a way that impacts immigration itself and impacts those on the right and on the left. >> cuellar pro reform. on that issue for many years now. less than half americans want to see title 42 lifted. how do you see the issue playing into the -- >> title 42, the trump administration put this policy in place to prevent immigrants coming in under the guise of the pandemic, it has been effective. the public seems to support it. this is not a human way of treating immigrants, we should change this policy immediatelily. and politically, saying, keep it in place. this will show what is the more effective argument. >> in overly voted for clinton. and the difference there, substantial. what happened the

it's between cuellar and cisneros. cisneros is the progressive backed by aoc, the squad.neros has the slight lead, i mean, just 400 votes, less than 400 votes. fewer than 400 votes this district is right here and kind of goes along the border counties here along mexico and kind of shoots up south of san antonio. now, just looking at the vote that's still out, you can see 90%s. there are still counties, accept padda county, some of -- cepada county and some in loredo that he'll likely pick up votes. how many votes? maybe enough to pull this off which would be a big win for henry cuellar, a moderate. he's the last pro-life democrat, i think, in the house, and, um, this is a battle worth watching. >> shannon: i got to think about as you and i talked about in the commercial, the republicans would much rather line up with cisneros. there'd be a smaller contrast for them. >> in the border counties, the hispanic communities, the progression -- progressivism is 80/20 for cuellar: if you want to talk about tonight in georgia, it's essentially the establishment fights back. look at

it was helpful in terms of organizing for cisneros. the district that's cuellar's base. they look at his service in the community and his role on the appropriations committee, sending back money to the district as the kind of thing that kept him in good graces of voters here for so long. the issue of title 42 and border security has come up time and again from voters here. the issue of abortion has come up. it's more on the back burner. in a district that's heavily latino, heavily catholic, there's nuance to the discussion. that's the way that cuellar framed it to me when i interviewed him a few weeks ago. listen to what he said in the context of this debate. >> i got two girls. i voted for planned parenthood funding, even though they say i haven't. i supported women's health. we might have differences on religion. i go to washington and represent my district and not my party. >> reporter: making this about the district's preferences and not about that specific issue is probably the pathway to victory for him. the other factor is the f

cisnero and cuellar. and she's lost to him before.hen -- i mean, that was before there was a draft opinion that would overturn roe that had been leaked. what are you watching here? >> just that. it's going to be interesting to see whether or not the abortion issue, i mean, you think of it politically as a democrat versus republican question, in the fall, but here, we do have a scenario, because of this runoff, where it is going to put into question whether or not the enthusiasm -- and it's not just the abortion issue, but as you said, that has become something that is a motivator in that race. whether it's going to be a test of just how big a motivator it is. henry cuellar, the incumbent democratic congressman, he has, for a long time, been there because he has fit the conservative state of texas. and that's the kind of democrat that you can elect. they've all believed and the fact that he is an incumbent proves that they have been right, and so whether cisnero, who is much more progressive actually beats him is going to, again, test

cisneros has been outspoken and bout her support ongoing legislation. race has also gotten added attention because of the leaked opinion about roe v. wade, speaking to the potential returning of roe v. wade by -- overturning by the supreme court. cuellar is the most conservative antiabortionights democrat in the house. cisneros on the other hand has been outspoken about her support for abortion rights and is supported by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, and senator bernie sanders. this speaks to a refrain we have seen ongoing between progressive and moderate ideals and what that will mean for the party as they strategically think about how they will place themselves in order to secure their very narrow majority in the house. william: the other big marquee matchup is in georgia, that's where president donald trump has very overtly been putting his finger on the scale, trying to influence the outcome. tell us what you been watching there. nicole: all eyes are on the gop primaries. that's because georgia became the epicenter of election fraud allega

he faces progressive challenger jessica cisneros in a tightly contested primary election runoff that ends may 24. cisneros was endorsed by the afl-cio, senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, and new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's a supporter of medicare for all, the green new deal, and reproductive rights. on wednesday, cisneros called on democratic party leaders to withdraw their support for her opponent. >> at every turn, my congressman has set in opposition to the democratic party agenda antiunion to being choice. with house majority on the line, [indiscernible] future of reproductive rights in this country and we cannot afford that risk. amy: the federal reserve has raised u.s. interest rates by a half a percentage point, the largest such increase since 2000. fed chairman jerome powell said wednesday the widely-anticipated interest rate hike would help the u.s. economy beat back inflation, which is at a 40-year high. a comparatively low u.s. unemployment rate has led employers to raise wages to attract new workers, while disruptions to supply chains ca

texas, the race between democratic congressmember henry cuellar and progressive challenger jessica cisneros is too close to call. the democratic establishment as well as aipac lined up behind cuellar who is an anti-choice, pro-gun democrat whose home was raided by the fbi in january. cisneros was endorsed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's a supporter of medicare for all, the green new deal and reproductive rights. president biden has wrapped up his first trip to asia as president as tension remains high in the region. earlier today, south korea accused north korea of test launching three ballistic missiles, including a possible intercontinental ballistic missile. it was the 17th missile test by north korea this year. south korea and the united states responded by launching their own land-to-land missile tests. meanwhile, japan has accused china and russia of flying warplanes near its airspace tuesday while japan was hosting other leaders from the quad, which includes the united states, australia, and india. china said the flig

and in my interview with cisnero is this morning, she tried to raise the stakes on the women's healthprotection act, which passed the house last year on which it was the only democratic no vote. tick sums up the way she's trying to frame the end of this race. the idea of him atz joe manchin of the house. and in an interview tonight with the rally with clyburn. i sunt he might not be uncomfortable with that framing if you turn it around a little bit as someone helped hold the majority in a seat that he believes has uniquely qualified to hold and cisneros might put in jeopardy if she becomes the nominee in a south texas district that may be trending more toward republicans over time. >> as for her call on leadership, we've seen it, i believe. correct me if i'm wrong, i know jim clyburn is campaigning for him. it would be unusual if the house leadership didn't support an incumbent here. skblr typically speaking the house leadership will back it. and the fbi investigation still hangs out over this entire race. we have not heard from the fbi since the raid. he told you he's cooperating wit

for those of you that minot know i'm jose cisneros the treasurer of the city and county of san francisco. >> it is great to see all of you. we had a wonderful event where the governor of the state of california the state treasurer and mayor joined us together it have 20, first graders make deposits in their saving accounts today from our own public school district. and pardon me i deviate from my program for a minute to say that across the street in city hall the mayor announced today is circumstance-college day in san francisco. i think there should be a permanent day each year. k-college day in san francisco. we will have to work on that. i don't know if you know we had to delay our celebration because of the pan dem tick is more special that you are here with us in person today. 11 years after we started but it issure our 10 year. i know you travel friday for away. and that means the world to me. i want to recognize folks here. we will do that. i also. to take a mobile home to acknowledge the great work of my staff the staff that runs our office of financial empower am in san francisc

some of the cisneros voters i talked to shannon, brought that up. could be enough to tip the scales this time around. interesting race to follow. yeah, i can't believe how tight that one is tonight . we'll watch a grainy tremble. thank you . back to our top story, the horrific mass shooting at an elementary school in evolva, texas. at last check, 19 children and two adults killed in a terrible tragedy that can certainly shake your faith if you have faith. let's discuss how you deal with such unspeakable violence with senior pastor greg laurie from the harvest christian fellowship in california. pastor, it is so good to have you with us. and i thought of you today because of your calming wise advice but also because you have walked this path of losing a child. so what do we do with this terrible pain tonight ? i think what we have to do at a time like this is call on god . you know, the first question that comes to mind is why did god let this happen? i think we should give it instead to the what as in what should i do? and more specifically, who sho

he is challenged by jessica cisneros who says he is out of touch.g hammered by progressives. he told me they just don't get this district. here is what he had to say. >> the problem is that they in their own minds have an idea what a, quote, democrat should be. they want us to vote with the democratic party 100% of the time. i don't do that. i have an 86% voting report with the democrats. it's important we represent the country, our district in washington, d.c. and not represent the party. >> reporter: his theory is that his work on border issues, the district stretches down to loredo, where he is well-known. not the abortion rights issue. cisneros and her camp disagree. they have been fund-raising on this issue. that runoff in two weeks will be a fascinating one to watch. >> we will be watching that. garrett, i know you have to get to it. thank you for joining us. victoria, let's talk about where he left off. >> we have known that henry has been a pro-life, the exception to the rule. i agree in terms of this is a reflection of his district. let's g

cisneros says henry cuellar is playing into right wing talking points.in that district? >> well, it is complicated. we know that in public opinion polling, latinos are a little bit more open in terms of immigration policy when we're looking at folks on the board e, it gets tricky, because we're looking at the folks who are most impacted by the brunt of an immigration system and a system that continues to be broken. the other weese is a lot of the folk living on the border are employed by border patrol, so it's not as clear cut as the general theoretical question of, do you support immigration reform? it gets complicated. >> henry cuellar has been fighting for immigration reform and willing to cross the party line to reach some proposal. but on the border policy, they are two different things. yet it's interesting, victoria, because texas has been -- there are people, depending on where you live, have a different perspective on this. >> yeah, because, you know, it's become such a nationalized issue, immigration. but at the end of the day, we have people i

and he's running against a young woman, justice cisneros. who's terrific and who has a real chance to be him and who will fight. who will fight for a woman's right to make our own decisions about her right. and so if you're mad when you listen to this, send jessica cisneros ten bucks. if you can afford it, send her 25 bucks. if you can afford more, send more. but don't talk to me about how frustrated you are because you don't like our particular constellation of democrats. help us get some democrats elected who will actually make a difference. i'm mad, i'm ready to take action, but we need this entire nation to speak out. if the vast majority of people in this country want to see roe v. wade protected, then it's going to take all of us working on this and he, it may take a who will fight for a woman's right to make our own decisions about her right. and so if you're mad when you listen to this, send jessica cisneros ten bucks. if you can afford it, send her 25 bucks. if you can afford more, send more. but don't talk to me about how frustrate

jennifer cisneros is a regressive.isneros is backed by aoc, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders , he is a border, if i were to draw his area here, it' right around this area and it runs up in a the line up toward san antonio. he is a moderate democrat, he i the last democrats in the house of representatives in his pro-life and, right now just barely hanging in there again cisneros, so we will see which way this turns out the. couple of more house races we want to share with you. this is in georgia. this is georgia, this is congressional 18. and easily winner with 70 percent of the vote of five halfway part. you increase that lead. she is an easy winner there in the state of georgia. this is interesting. if you remember, she ran in the old seat. you know it well, and they have the demographics change in that part of the peach state. that they went through a redistricting and elisa mcbeth shifted over to congressional district seven and she looks like she is going to win now an in the northeastern section of atlanta so it's

jennifer cisneros is a progressive. cisneros is backed by aoc,n, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders quasar. is a he's a border. if i were to draw his areari here, it's right around this area and it runs up in a line towards san antonio.crat, he is a moderate democrat. he's for border security. he is the last democrat in the house of representatives who is pro-life and quenya right now. just barely hanging in there against his narrow. so we'll see which wayll this turns out. got a couple more house races with you. hare this is going back to georgia, though. going to be crossingor my lines here, john. ia, this is but this is georgia. co this is congressional district 14 margeritang green , an easy w winner with more than 70% ofof the vote in about halfway pointa you could increase that lead to. but she's beense called an easy winner there in the state of t georgiahe. this is interesting.st lucy mcbath, if youing. remember she ran in newt gingrich'sat old seat about two years ago. i mean, this is a ruby red republican northw

the primary cisneros and henry square are a. 157 vote difference.o call to call right now. >> attorney general ken paxton wins the g.o.p. nomination depending off a challenge from george p. bush and, there is a lot of news out of texas this morning including this horrible story. 19 elementary school children and two teachers are now confirmed dead after an 18-year-old gunman opened fire inside a texas school. grieving families gathering to console each other at a local civic centered with some of them still awaiting the worst news of their lives. >> todd: texas attorney general ken paxton is the top legal official in the state. he joins us now. a.g. paxton congrats on your win but overshadowed on the events going on right now. what are you and your team doing right now to address what is happening in uvalde. >> we already have members down there. we have a crime victim's assistance group that goes down and immediately starts working with the victims whether that's medical help, that's mental health, whatever the issue is. we'll help people that are

the longtime income meant congressman the former immigration attorney, as of right now, cisneros has a lead by about nine points, but there has not been a decision made ye in this race. it is still too close to call with about 23 percent of the vote left to be counted. this is an important race to watch because from the democratic perspective, this is a heavily democratic county and we will be able to see from thi race or see why they have got further to the left. the congressman is numb because he's a moderate democrat, he often goes against his party on issues like the only pro-life congressman congressman left in the house. on issues like illegal immigration. his opponent on the other hand is backed by aoc, bernie sanders , and elizabeth warren. we will keep you posted. >> at that will be fascinating to watch a play outspread now are going to go too red bear, fox news political anchor. we will get your thoughts on th primaries and then go to their horrific tragedy in texas. >> these are all kemp counties, it's not clear that perdue is going to win a single county here. uc iv is mo

they feel as though cisneros could provide them a pickup opportunity here.ng the title 42 restrictions along the border. he is in favor of keeping them in place. republicans see that as an opportunity they could run against in a border district where voters tend to be more moderate. it's going to be a fascinating runoff race in two weeks. then the november election, whichever democrat comes out of it. >> thank you very much for being with us. appreciate it. >>> right now, the president and first lady are welcoming team usa from the olympics. miami memoli joins us from the event. what's it like? >> reporter: will offer a golf whisper. the president is paying tribute to 600 athletes who were not just participants in the beijing winter olympics last year or this year, but also the 2021 summer olympics in tokyo. the president talking about how he and dr. jill biden are huge sports fans. dr. biden represented the u.s. at the summer games. there was no olympic delegation from the administration to the beijing olympics. the president talking as he often does about

but the reality is that henry has putt a lot of money into the race and not sure that jessica cisneros overcome that. i think that the choice message is front and center as a closing argument and rightfully so in texas it should. in south texas that is socially conservative. >> warren in wisconsin. sanders for cisneros. >> it tells you how wild this has been and how much this is sort of an interesting midterm season. >> the david perdue thing, i'll let it go. >> talking about walker is an unknown person without a real vetting maybe he won't win. that could be trump and trump wasn't running against the person preaching at martin luther king's church. >> thank you. >>> joe biden kicks off a first trip to asia as president. later dem versus dem. how that in new york set to be approved today to spark drama on the hill that will reach the leadership of the house democrats. miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america c

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a moderate democrat, henne barely held off jessica cisneros. could she knock him off in the runoff. there are a lot of republicans that hopes she does because this would have been unthinkable and they believe it is winnable for republicans if democrats nominate cisneros. and then the other big race in texas, is this it for the bush dynasty in texas. you have george p. bush against ken paxton and you see the ground that bush has to make up there. other races, arkansas, and alabama, very interesting dynamic. if you could get the alabama one up here. just very interesting dynamic. because this is the senate race with donald trump endorsed mo brooks and then pulled his endorsement and in the latest polling showing brooks surging and last night mike durant said that if brooks makes the runoff with britt, durant said he will endorse brooks. so despite losing donald trump's endorsement, we are now looking at a possibility that this is fascinating, does he make that runoff and go to that runoff with momentum. >> that is such a fascinating race. it is the to fill the senate seat by the retir

against former intern and now immigration attorney, the far more progressive candidate, jessica cisneros. these two faced each other two years ago. cisneros has endorsemented from alexandria ocasio-cortez and senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. cuellar's supporters say that's not a good thing. >> do you worry if you vote in a too progressive candidate, it could make inflation issues worse? >> absolutely. the fact that she's associated with aoc, that doesn't help her cause. >> congressman cuellar is a moderate democrat who often goes against his own party on issues like illegal immigration, healthcare and abortion. he's notably the only pro life democrat in the house. but recently he's been dealing with another issue, the fbi raided his home earlier this year. he says he's not the target of an fbi investigation but for some voters, that is cause for concern. >> i just think that cuellar has been there too long. i think that there's some things popped up that there's no answers for. >> another run off we're following on the republican side is in the attorney general's race. the c

. >> reporter: so, hallie, that's the nuanced message that you're hearing from cisneros. runoffs in tex tend to be ultra-low turnout. cisneros has this army of groups like snis and the justice democrats, other folks coming down to try to help spread the word, even just to remind south texans, they have to come vote again here in may. >>> flip to the other side of the aisle, in this race to unseat ken paxton, who is a trump-aligned a.g., one of the most trump aligned in the country. up against george p. bush, looking to keep the bush dynasty alive in texas. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. paxton nearly doubled up bush in the first round, but did not get above the 50% threshold, thus forcing this runoff. george p. bush has tried to consolidate the -- this is someone who has been under indictment for going on seven years now, he's been caught up in scandal after professional scandal, and managed to survive, and part of the way to survive is because he's aligned himself so closely with president trump. now, trump has gone after george p. bush, in fact he said he's the only b

what i am so proud of and impressed by is the commitment of jose cisneros and his team to this program. i say that because the success of this program was not predetermined. we had done something no other state had done at the time. we had the obama administration tipping the hat to the best practice hope and expectation to stretch the minds of our children. we made the point 11 years ago. i recall saying this at the press conference kicking this off. once a mind is stretched it never goes back to the original form. the college going mind set at a very young age we believed would have a profound impact. little did we know the data collected since in small pilot programs not just san francisco buts across the country and the world have not only proven that construct but have allowed us an opportunity to understand that the impact was far greater than we ever could have imagined. this motion you are three times more likely to go to college even with moders december amount of money in a savings account. four times more likely to graduate with even as little as $500 in a savings account is

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her name is jessica cisneros. what do you think about that race?you think about -- david: think about that race, do you think cisneros will win or cuellar pulls out a re-election. >> that what is interesting, my old buddy martin morris used say to me, polls don't vote people do. we'll have to wait and see. david: appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. david: new report revealing democrats may be secretly looking for a biden alternative as the president returns from a high-stakes summit in asia where he made gaffe after gaffe on the world stage. how will his remarks impact our relationship with our allies? that's next. l is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from matching your job description. overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. ♪ harp plays ♪ only t

. >> pro-life texas democrat henry cuellar locked in primary runoff against jest jessica cisneros.ives back cisneros. >> we need members of congress who are going to have the guts to stand up to these very, very powerful people and justice will do that. >> it's unclear if there is even room for moderate democrats anymore. >> the democrat party used to talk about being the party of the big tent. well, you know, i don't think that's the case any longer. >> the left ward bend could alienate swing voters. >> rightly or wrongly that is bad brand it's one that turns off a whole lot of moderate voters. >> democrats now focus much of their attention on abortion. henry cuellar and joe manchin are among the last democratic pro-lifers in congress. bret? >> bret: judge, you mentioned senator manchin, he is now talking with senate majority leader chuck schumer about a climate and deficit reduction bill? i mean, is this an offchute of build back better? >> it is. democrats tried to jump start these talks. manchin said repeatedly he wants deficit reduction and cheaper medicine. manchin could back

and cisneros, this is a proxy war of the democratic party, the moderate versus aggressive.his is definitely a race i'll be watching tonight. >> there's also a race that has to do with history and legacy in texas. >> there is, so the attorney general gop runoff primary here, ken paxton, the incumbent who has that donald trump endorsement going up against george p. bush, paxton got more votes. >> jeb bush's son. >> yes. >> george w. bush's nephew. >> i think the bush game gave it away but, jeb bush's son. >> harry enten, great to see you. >> thanks. >>> so, there was a surge in early voting in georgia ahead of today's primary contest and what is the first big state of the state's new election law. a record number of ballots have been cast. cnn's amara walker with the latest. >> i've never been so excited to stand in line. this has me feeling really good and optimistic. people do care. >> reporter: georgia primary voters are turning out early in record numbers. >> georgia voters, you know, now they know that the nation looks at them like a state to pay attention to. >> reporte

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this is a big deal for cisneros . is the progressive to be up like this ? we've got 77% in kwam, a moderate, well-liked in the district. but they the progressives went after. oc so the squad i'm talking aoc proceeded to leave. bernie sanders went out there. there is one of if not the last in the house pro-life democrat and he's at risk of possibly losing this particular race. and then as we take a look at the senate races, wasn't even close here for herschel walker that is a walk. he goes now up against raphael warnock, which should be an interesting race toe say the least. you have the updatete in pennsylvania which is fast i and we are still at roughly just under a thousand votes with matador's leading and as of tonight , all of the counties are said to be in b and there are some provisional ballots. there are few military ballotsan ,but it does not appear to be anywhere close to the number that mccormickk would need to overturn that . now the recount point 5% it's allowed. it's triggered. but mccormack could concede before that out of the last six recoun

and cisneros has far left endorsements from bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and aoc.this one turning out? >> i thought it was interesting that speaker pelosi and clyburn intervened in this. they are afraid of losing the seat because not only is cisneros endorsed by the squad members she is in favor of the green new deal. this is a gigantic oil district. this district is on the border and this is where democratic sheriffs and may ors and county officials are grappling with the impact of illegal immigration and she is in favor of abolishing the border patrol. talk about defunding the police carried to level number three. how could you be in favor of that? they're afraid if she wins the nomination this seat could very well fall into the hands of the republicans because this is the part of the state of texas where there was a huge change between 2016 and 2020. in 2016 these counties along the border were historically democrat and voted 60/40, 70/30 for hillary clinton. in 2020 they were a lot different. in fact, this county in the middle of all of this voted for a republi

another heated race we were following was between long-time congressman henry quay as and cisneros ofm weighing in on what happened henry cuellar saying is he heart broken over the shooting at the robb elementary school. 15 families the south texas community and the entire nation are in mourning. let us pray for peace. let us come together for our neighbors that need support and let us remember the bright lives we lost today. he said. jessica cisneros, his opponent, taking a similarly mournful tone saying this is a devastating tragedy. how many more mass shootings do children have to experience before we say enough. sending my condolences to the children and families in uvalde who are experiencing this unthinkable tragedy. so, bret, this likely won't change the outcome of any of these races that we are following, but you can see each of them mourning this evening and certainly changes their response in terms of having any campaign event. they are more focused on grieving families just two hours away from laredo. >> bret: thank you from dallas we appreciate it we were pointing out, spe

cisneros is backed by aoc. >> i think she's got a great chance to win and like i said, these party primariesre often about different things than wha the general election electorate would care about. so as well as things where the border is in a massive crisis right now. you would think that would be the deciding factor and a race like this having hundreds of thousands of people a month cross the border illegally. in a democratic primary it's just like a republican primary who is most aligned with the seat of the party. they are going to have a field day focusing on that race and the general assembly because of the border. basically the campaign commercials right themselves. >> pennsylvania gop coming here for a vote recap as it could be announced as soon as today. right now, he as trailing dr. oz . for mixing we have slim resolutions in our own party. it filed a lawsuit demanding that undated ballots be counted. they say election official suit should follow state law which i mail-in ballots that are not dated don't count for it we are following breaking news on the elementary school attack i

jessica cisneros is an advocate of the green new deal in a district that is the middle of the oil patchsouth texas, also said one of the major criticisms is he had made the economy of the region too dependent on homeland security jobs, too many people protecting the border so she was a radical endorsed by aoc and came with a couple hundred votes off of long-term centrist democrats so it shows the strength of the democratic party even in a culturally conservative border region where politics of new york city shouldn't be particularly welcome. paul:cuellar has a better chance. >> absolutely. if he had lost, the republicans would've taken the seat because there would be enough. this is the part of texas that if you look between 2016, 2020, the further west you got from brownsville in the gulf coast and the closer you got to laredo the bigger the shift in heavily hispanic counties because this is oil territory and so you are 25 years old, you get a high school education, driving a truck in the oil patch making $110,000 a year in the democrats are coming for your job, your community being ov

what i am so proud of and impressed by is the commitment of jose cisneros and his team to this program i say that because the success of this program was not predetermined. we had done something no other state had done at the time. we had the obama administration tipping the hat to the best practice hope and expectation to stretch the minds of our children. we made the point 11 years ago. i recall saying this at the press conference kicking this off. once a mind is stretched it never goes back to the original form. the college going mind set at a very young age we believed would have a profound impact. little did we know the data collected since in small pilot programs not just san francisco buts across the country and the world have not only proven that construct but have allowed us an opportunity to understand that the impact was far greater than we ever could have imagined. this motion you are three times more likely to go to college even with moders december amount of money in a savings account. four times more likely to graduate with even as little as $500 in a savings account is

race and the house democratic primary between congressman cuellar and aoc back progressive jessica cisneros 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 fox nation june 13th. it will be held in the replica of the united states senate at the edward kennedy institute in boston. planning to other debates and they hope this will rekindle a friendly discourse which sorely lacking in today's policy. i think we can

moderate democrat henry quie ar is locked in a runoff battle with jessica cisneros.othing is official. top house democratic leaders like np and clyburn backed cuellar but -- >> we need members of congress who will have the guts to stand up to these very, very powerful people. [cheering and applause] >> moderate democrats stephanie murphy is retiring. oregon dem -- the power of the moderates in congress is waning. >> democrat party used to talk about being the party of the big tent. i don't think that's the case any longer. i think they tried to narrow their focus and look at some of the policies that they continue to drive and, you know, to be as i was a pro-life democrat almost does not exist any longer. >> liberal democrats prevailed in primaries and gerrymandering favors left wing democrats, too. julie. >> julie: that's okay. i butchered every name in the introto your talk. we're even. chad pergram. thank you. >> bill: our next guests are calling on lawmakers to help our heroes who suffer from health issues stemming from exposure to burn pits while serving our cou

reporter: cisneros has the backing of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, senator bernie sandersers here in this district have moved farther to the left in the past couple years. stuart: and the vote is tomorrow , grady? reporter: yes. stuart: i'm sure you'll be there to cover it. we appreciate that. reporter: we will. stuart: look at the dow 30, give you a sense of the market as we like to say. there's a lot of buying, a lot of stocks going up. 27 of the dow 30 are in the green, they're up. dow is up over 2%. karine jean-pierre made her debut as white house press sebaceous last week. joe concha says he describes her as an amateur. pretty harsh stuff, concha is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq this is koli. my foster fail (laughs). when i first started fostering koli i had been giving him kibble. it never looked or fel

i do know republicans think that if cisneros beats cuellar they stand a good chance of flipping thatee it? >> well look, 175 votes is still 175 votes, you know. it's a very hard number to overcome. the entire presidency a decade ago was decided on maybe 500 to 1500 votes. so i think it will stand. we'll see what happens. there will be some legal work. i think the important point and lincoln said it best is house divided cannot stand. a series of primaries against moderate democrats by the left is destructive to the party and ultimately shrinks the party into look, only 27% of this country is liberal and consequently even smaller percentages purely progressive. so i think it's an unfortunate trend and it divides the party. >> bill: on that point, how do you rate the progressive's success rate in the primary season so far? >> i call it significant. they won some, lost some. they -- this race looks like they will lose. so there is significant power and force within the party but they diminish their own power in many ways if they take people out who frankly, you know, people can switch t

. >> bringing up the race against jessica cisneros who is more progressive.ously 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 progressive knocked off a democratic congressman in oregon traditional liberals, far left members of the democratic party one primaries for safe democratic seats and two of them in competitive races in the state of oregon. this is not just -- some of these victories not just an isolated incident, but the democrat left is on the ascendancy particularly for the race of house of representatives. they will get a lot more members and democrats in texas may on tuesday nominate two members who would associate themselves with the squad. one of them against the democra