this domain of the comstock laws. withconnects this story the battle waged 100 years later to undo these comstock laws ? it resulted in the decision roe versus raid. -- versus wade. how did an effort to restrain imaginations birthed an effort that controlled women's sexuality? it is one of the questions i ask and answer. i explore soldier's expanded access to these materials. in an effort to understand what sense they made of the material, into a they folded it culture in the caps. sex was how civil war soldiers defined themselves as men. even so, those who study the. -- those used that he the -- those who study the period only look for it in the narrowest possible terms, when women are in the picture. women entered the camp, and so too did men experience sex around and with other men. the voyeurism and objective occasion of civil war pornography helped create a fraternity among the officers and the man in the ranks. and sharing erotic materials formed part of this culture of the camp's, in which officers and enlisted

have you 12 people trying to defeat barbara comstock. she is a tough fighter worked hard for the commonwealth of virginia and the people there. they are trying to figure out how to win this primary by going so far to the left. if you watch the commercials

you know whatfr when you move comstock to maybe tim kaine who's up for reelection this year, he's gotf lot o people coming for his seat. as i think whoever wins comstock will probably tell us whether or not we'll holdhe majority in the house. >> we will talk about tim cane and whoever he faces in coming weeks and months. kimberly andel meredith k nice to see you both. >> polls by the close at 7 o'clock, if you're watching right now, let you turnoff t tv and go vote. you have to bring your id. as november elections approach, new questions about election security. judicial committee h rd from how they can fight election interference. tom fitzgerald here about the growin threat and what doj it g is prevent >> jim, off the top,this was nobout a trump campaign wasn't really the mueller investigation.hi what t was about, though is whan tried to do in 2017 and what theni ud states government is doing to prevent . the scene was the senate judiciary committee and -- panel of experts under justice me dent. had questions put to them ha exactly about w it is u.s. plan to counter u.s.n interference

let's talk about you and barbara comstock.stock is one of these tough incumbents that they're survivors. how are you going to knock her out? >> well, i have deep roots in the district and a record of winning tough elections and then delivering for my constituents once i'm elected. i think those things resonate in the district. barbara is out of touch. she says one thing and does another. she. >> how about guns? talk about your guns difference. >> absolutely. i mean, t b area of contrast. barbara comstock has as a rating from the nra, one of the top recipients of money from them despite having been in congress for only a short time. i have been fighting for gun safety in richmond for years and i'll continue to do that on the trail and in congress. >> what's the difference between you and the incumbent republican you have to beat this november on immigration? what's the difference? >> we live here in virginia 10 in a diverse district. we have a big muslipulation. comstock was silent when donald trump started the muslimban. we ha

now she turns her focus to barbara comstock. she used her victory speech to spotlight one of the top issues in race.om orne who will fight to keep our communities safe. >> wexton is a former prosecutor who won in 2014 and was reelected the nextar ye she concedes s starts as an underdog but thinks her success athe polls makes her a strong contender. there.l govern once i get i have a record of working across the aisle and making positiveresults. >> democrats in virginia and across the country pting their hopes in wexton that she'll be able to slip it from redo blue. now as mentioned before, she easily fought off a challenge from withiner own party. her campaign issued a story that says she issued on common sense conservative results. she is the only candite in this race who has voted to cut our taxes,re ie our take-home pay and grow jobs. her biggest challenge goi forward, winning again in a district increasingly blue and in fact voted not for donald trump in15 but hillary clinton. back to you in the studio. >> one to watch. than

if democrats cannot unseat barbara comstock, they are unlikely to win back congress.k you about the donald trump factor, not how it might unite democrats, but the problem it is for people like barbara comstock. how complicated does that make her for her election bid? it makes it very complicated. i have to tell you that the adverts that have been on radio and television have been nonstop and they all focus on donald trump. they accuse barbara comstock of not being loyal enough to the brand and in fa ct loyal enough to the brand and in fact she has been challenged by a very strong contender who wants to ta ke very strong contender who wants to take her out of the primary. what would this do? if we had somebody who was more conservative than barbara comstock, the democrats would have a much easier time picking up this seat. it is donald trump all the time but for a variety of different reasons. ron christie, thank you very much indeed. ron christie, thank you very much indeed. right, jane, you need to indulge me for a second. it is hot here. it is way too hot. come to s

barbara comstock hasn't beaten every politician.ent. >> dagen: blasting him, saying the ad is nothing short of reprehensible. leaders from across the political spectrum, starting with leaders like pelosi months condemn this abhorrent message. a spokesperson did it respond with. while the leaders are not condoned in this ad, if the president wants to join in the level of civility, he should begin with himself. and helmer's campaign at doubling down, telling politico what is up orange is the way that he has failed it to uphold his oath of office to preserve, protect, and to defend the constitution of the united states. david, you know barbara comstock. but let's begin with you. >> david: yes, i do. she is my oldest daughter's godmother. i have known her for about 25 years. she is a dedicated number of congress who does an outstanding job. and she is going to win this november and sound. she is in a tough race, but she's going to win it. let me just say this. he is in second or third place, this is a desperate move in a democratic prim

comstock: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to urge the members of this body to concur with the senate amendment to my bill, the project safe neighborhoods grant program authorization act. so that we may send this bill to the president for his signature. i appreciate althwork that chama goodlnd t committee has done and the bipartisanure ey ha worked with us, as well as the administration and theory this bill will help address the problem of from gangs like ms- threaten immediate area in northern virginia, wells the entire metropolitan region and other places such as long island, houston, and los angeles. ms-1 is active in 40 states and the district of columbia. and their goal is to grow. gadges like -- gangs like ms-13 have branched into human trafficking as well as drugs, and of course their mur rampages. in virginia we actually several years ago increased the penati any members involved with human trafficking. so we know weonstantly need to change how we address these gangs. let's just look at some of the recent

barbara comstock will face challenger jennifer weston for the 1 district seat. she beat out half a dozen other democrats to take on comstock for one of the most watchedra s in the country as democrats try to win bk congress. >>> vangie williams will take on representative rob whitman. williams is a gernment contractor and was the only woman up for the democratic nomination. >> in district 7 willlsoave a woman in the race. abigail sandberger was one of five women who entered the democratic primary. she'll face gop incumbent david brat. >> and it's the senate showdown. republican cory stewart will try to unseat democratic senator tim cane. this could feel like the 2016 presidential race in rginia. cane, the former hillary clinton running malt against stewart, the long-time trump supporter. >> the parties behind president trump, we're going to sit next to him, we're going to support our policies. that's what i'm going to bring to the united states senate. >> in a campaign between up beat problem solver and ruthless and vicious, i'm very confident thag ians will go

[laughter] artty: whichever democrat wins tuesday's primwill take on the republicans' barbara comstock she was adrift in 2016 and clung to her seat, but she i vulnerable. she also has had a tricky re she distanced herself after the "access hollywood" comments about kissing women. in a passing replicated across the country, her fate is now tied to his. trump voters here now think she should pay him his due >> i do not think there is mething wrong with being close to donald trump, because i think he is doing a lot that is right. >> think she has embraced donald where she has needed to. she has done a good balancing act.e d it in 2016. exbut again, we havetuesday, you know, the primary. we will see how that goes. katty: if there is a blue wave coming, it starts right he in virginia if democrats cannot unseat barbara comstock, they are unlikely to win back congress. katty kay, bbc ns, virginia. jane: let's return to our top story, the summit in singapore between u. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. otil this meeting, there has been nearly 17 yeaconflict between th

if democrats cannot unseat barbara comstock, they are unlikely to win back congress.katty kay, bbc news, virginia. jane: let's return to our top ingaporehe summit in between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. eeuntil thisng, there has been nearly 17 years of conflict between the two countries. armed or otherwise. s david eades has been looking at footage from the bbc film archives at this hostilete bed complid relationship. david: for a confltween the u.s. and the west against soviet forces and the chinese, never mind korean against korean, it is ironic that this was labeled the "forgotten war." initially, the north flood allied reportsir marking a dreadful month. >> the united nations command has halted the northorean advance, and is holding it for a line around the perimeter. david: that triggered the u.s.-led relentless air bombing to force the communist enemy back across the bord.hr in tee years of combat, 2 million dead, many military, many more civilians. purges were carried out. massacres inflicted on and by both sides. >> more ord

in thehous barbara comstock will face jennifer wexton for the 10th district street. wexton is loudoun county, she beat out six other democrats for one o comstock the most watched races in the country as democrats try to win backf control the house of representatives. and williamsill challenge whitman for his seat. that includes parts of prince williams, spotsylvania and stafford. williams is a gov contractor and the only woman up for the democratic nomination. district seven will also have a woman in the race democrat abigail spanberger will face dave bratt. and it is a senate showdo many anticipated, corey stewart will try to unseat tim kaine. it could feel like the presidential race in virginin. against stewart, the long time trump supporter. parties behind president trump, we'll support his policies and that is what i'm goingo bring to the united states senate and that is what virginia said that they want >> a campaign between upbeatob m solver, i'm very confident that virginians will go with the positive. they always do. >> midterm elections will be november 6th.

barbara comstock will face challenger jen weston for the seat. she's a state senator from loudouncounty. other democraix to take on comstock >> in house district one, democrat vangie williams will take on rob whitman for his seat. williams is a government contractor and was the only woman up for the democratic nomination. >> dtrict 7 will also have a woman in the race. democrat abigail sandberger was one of the women who entered the primary f the strict. she'll face gop incumbent david brought. >>> we'll see the senate m showdoy expected as republican corey stewart will try to unseat democrat tim kaine. >> it shows that the party's behind president trump are going to stick next to him, we're going to support his policies and that is what i'm going to bring to the united states senate. that's what virginians said tonight they want. >> in a campaign between up beat problem solver and ruthless and vicious, i am very that virginians will go with the positive. they always do. >> in theutast few m president trump tweeted about this race congratulating

comstock an us could of being insufficiently loyal to trump. id win in ohio recently, the less loyal to trump and martha mccolely will probably win over two people much more trump. it's a le less monolithic. >> to the point about barbara comstock, she only got 60% of the vote against this guy who is a extreme trumper. so is a prime target and she has pry tried to walk this tight rope and doesn't want to offend trump voters too much but on the other hand, she is one of the top targeted seats in the country. >> i would also say to lyon's point, it's good to introduce that and definitely the case that not every race has been a referendum how loyal you are to trump has broken the president's way. all you have to do to instill in politicians is win a of those. that's the point. it's hard to challenge incumbents anyway. what you are seeing is enough of a pattern wouldn't you say, leon, that everyone who understands where the political incentives are understands there's no upside in going against the president. nd to thpoint, i don't think that is all

you see these are the results tonight in barbara comstock's race. dirict nominated barbara comstock's prima opponent. it will be state senator jennifer wexton. this seat is one of four vulnerable congressional seats in west virginia. democrats tonight nominated female candidates in all four of those districts where they want to unseat a publican. virginia democrats ran a recor number of women candidates in the house of delegates last year. they appear to be continuing that streak with tonight's congressional primary results. democratic u.s. senator tim kaine is up for reelection. he won his democratic senate primary tonight with nobody running against him. virginia republicans were in an interesting fight, though, tonight, to nominate who they're going pick to run against him. it's been a close race all night between a house delegate named nick freitas and a very controversial supervisor named cory stewart who has struggled with his tie toes white supremacists and anti-semitic figures in politics. he has campaigned to conserve confederate statues an

the only republican woman on the list o seven is incumbent barbara comstock. xtdemocrat jennifer will be challenging comstock this fall. wexton is a statena r. she was the clear winner in a six way pmary last night. >>> a 17 year old is free onft bond police say he brought a loaded gun to paint branch gh school yesterday. that teen is charged as an adult this evening. chris gordon spoke with his aunt today and members of that school community. >> reporter: some parents of students here are upset that a stranger with a gun got into paint branch high school. others here are relieved that the teen who was trespassing in the school was caught. >> i'm glad that someone was able to apprehend that person. >> reporter: a paint branch high school securit officer elijahted 17-year-old near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and he gave the security officer a fak name and i.d. the 17 year old ran out of the scho the security officer and the school resource officer searched die area f him walking. >> dheing a search located a loaded .38 caliber rdolver bl

in the house, barbara comstock will face challenger jennifer weston for the district 10 seat she beat out six other democrats to take on comstock for one of the most watched races in the country as democrats tryo win back control of the house. >>> ng williams will try to beat rob whitman. williams is a government contractor and was the only woman up for the democratic na noon. >>> district seven will also have a woman in the race. democrat abigail sandberger was one of five women who entered the democratic position. >> and it is a senate showdown manyd. anticipa republican cory stewart will try to unseat tim kaine. cain is the former hillary clinton running mate against stewart who is a long-time trump supporter. >> it showsinhe parties b president trump are going to stick next to him, support hisl es and that's what i'm going to bring to the united states senate and that's what virginians said they want. >> in a campaign between upbeat and ruthless and vicious, i'm osnfident virginians will go with theive. they always do. >> mid term elections will be november 6th.an alia voters have

number one, barbara comstock, one of the most endangered republicans, right outside washington, d.c. quintessential suburban district that swung from mitt romney in 2012 to hillary clinton in 2016. she's fighting for her lifand now at the top of the ticket, she's going to have to answer for him all summer and all fall, corey stewart gointo be the republican nominee for senate. and candidates like barbara comstock and there's actually three districts potentially, three republican-held districts in virginia at could be in play this fall. all of those candidates you can bet not gointoth the results of this senate race tonight on their side, brian. >> steve, without your analysis, it's just math, and we really appreciate you working late and staying up with us tonight. fascinating look at the races under way this evening. >>> coming up, anyone who worried that jared and ivanka would suffer financially hardship as a consequence of their service to our country need not worry any longer. a look at their new income numbers is just out when "the 11th hour" continues. migraine with botox®. wha

so comstock is seen as a key pickup opportunity for the democrats. meanwhile, early returns now in the race pitting three republican candidates vying for the chance to take on virginia senator tip kaine. he was hillary's running mate in '16. in south carolina, former governor mark sanford is facing a strong primary challenge from a pro-trump candidate. today trump tweeted his support for sanford's opponent saying sanford has been unhelpful to me in my effort to make america great. trump added he's better off in argentina. sanfordously claim he was hiking in the appalachian trail when he was carrying on an extramarital affair in argentina. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it end? [ ding ] -not today, ron. -when will

number one, barbara comstock, one of the most endangered republicans, right outside washington, d.c.ntial suburban district that swung from mitt romney in 2012 to hillary clinton in 2016. she's fighting for her life and now at the top of the ticket, she's going to have to answer for him all summer and all fall, corey stewart going to be the republican nominee for senate. and candidates like barbara comstock and there's actually three districts potentially, three republican-held districts in virginia that could be in play this fall. all of those candidates you can bet not going to be happy with the results of this senate race tonight on their side, brian. >> steve, without your analysis, it's just math, and we really appreciate you working late and aying up with us tonight. fascinating look at the races under way this evening. >>> coming up, anyone who worried that jared and ivanka would suffer financially hardship as a consequence of their service to our country need not worry any longer. a look at their new income numbersst when "the 11th hour" continues. with tripadvisor, finding y

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i would never count comstock out. she works her butt off and does a great job for the 10th district of virginia and i think she will win. i don't think that kind of stuff works. i think it's ridiculous. >> bill: he is a veteran, too, you're aware of that. >> appreciate his service but trying to overplay your hand with those kind of comparisons are stupid, just dumb. >> bill: scott taylor, thank you for your time and appreciate you coming in today. thanks. >> heather: president trump facing some scrutiny after a round of high-profile pardons. but now the wife of former governor rod blagojevich thanking the president for commuting her husband's prison sentence and says that robert mueller and james comey perverted the law against her families. details on that straight ahead. >> bill: hard to play golf when you have a moose on the loose, heather. >> heather: a moose on the loose. >> bill: he didn't want to give up, either. it made a memory. we'll tell you how it ended up on that hole. but do you take something for your b

big races0t 1 district barbara comstock incumbent she's waiting to see which one of six democrat shevember. throughout the commoliealth three rcans running for the right to challengeim kaine the democrat in november. live in alexandria tom fitzgerald "fox5" local news. >> and it will be pri day in the district next tuesday. underwating already and will continue through friday. early voting hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. maryla primary will take place the folwing tuesday on juneth . early voting will begin and continue until june 21st. early voting hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. >> what a beautiful day from anything an everything especially this parade. couldn have been better. >> mind boggling. consider what we've begun through over the last ten weeks. it could have been flooding. >> true. drenched. apparently there's power higr than ourselves that thought the caps neededo win this. >> i think so. >> we'll work on itor nex year, too. what a great day for dc. having been in thi s towno many yearsmyself, i don't remember a parade like this, that is for sure. ather being more cooperatives.

democrat jennifer westin will face republican incumbent baara comstock the race is set to be one of the most expensive races in the a countr democrats try to retake control of congre. it's the senate showdown expected. cory stewart will try to unseat tim e. >>> it is 4:34 now. another election headline out od maryla valerie earvin dropped out of the democratic primary for governor. she started campaigning after her runningate pushed away. she wanted her name printed atth the top of e ticket. ervin is expected to announce her support for sherin baker. > president trump returns to the white house this morning following yesterday's historic nuclear summi in singapore. congress is calling for more details about the agreement signed by the president and north korean leader kimn. jong-u more on what's next in a live report from capitol hill. that's coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> the fbi agent whose gun acdentally went off while dancing at a denver nightclub is facing charges. video shows chase bishop doing a back flip. hisun fell to the ground. police say when he picked it up the the gunf

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have you 12 people trying to defeat barbara comstock.f virginia and the people there. they are trying to figure out how to win this primary by going so far to the left. if you watch the commercials in northern virginia, it's one extreme after the next. because that's the only way they can win a democratic primary these days, which is go as far as you can to the left and then the next person has to go even further. it's a sad state when that's the level that you have to go at to win a democratic primary these days. pete: so true. ainsley: stunts to try to gain traction. >> that's the kind of stuff and this goes along with samantha bee and all this other stuff where the idea this isn't getting called out. that the left gets a pass. had you rush on. i saw the interview you did with mark levin. the theme is consistent. the left gets away with stuff that the right gets away with. ainsley: we showed you this entire video the football team lift ago car to free a trapped woman hours after winning a in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with i

you see these are the results tonight in barbara comstock's race.nia's tenth district nominated barbara comstock's primary opponent. it will be state senator jennifer wexton. this seat is one of four vulnerable congressional seats in west virginia. democrats tonight nominated female candidates in all four of those districts where they want to unseat a republican. virginia democrats ran a record number of women candidates in the house of delegates last year. they appear to be continuing that streak with tonight's congressional primary results. democratic u.s. senator tim kaine is up for reelection. he won his democratic senate primary tonight with nobody running against him. virginia republicans were in an interesting fight, though, tonight, to nominate who they're going to pick to run against him. it's been a close race all night between a house delegate named nick freitas and a very controversial supervisor named corey stewart who has struggled with his tie toes white supremacists and anti-semitic figures in politics. he has campaigned to conserve

. >> thank you, chairwoman comstock. thank you for holding this hearing to understand the current state of artificial intelligence technology. capacity to perform new and more complicated tasks is quickly advancing. ai is the stuff of dreams or nightmares, depending on who you ask. i believe it's definitely the former and i strongly fear it could also be the latter. science fiction fantasy world depicted on hollywood big and small screens alike capture imaginations about what the world might be like if humans and highly intelligent robots shared the earth. today is an opportunity to move forward. this is a hearing we may remember years from now hopefully as a bright beginning of a new era. manufacturing, transportation, energy, health care and many others. artificial intelligence can be classified as artificial general intelligence or artificial narrow intelligence. from my understanding, application of the latter, such as machine learning, that are underlying technologies that support services and devices widely used by

comstock who is seen as potentially vulnerable for the mid terms beat a challenger from her own party. there will likely be a change in exandria where the city's mayor lost her bid for reelection. edged outny jus wilson in the race to be the democratic party's nominee. because alexandria is heavily democratic it is likely wilson will be elected mayor this november. we posted other results fromgh last s primaries at our nbc washington app. to see your local races just search primary results. ne >>> of the area's biggest ottlenecks could soon see changes. will it be for the better. transportation reporter adam tuss on a plan to extend the express lanes on the beltway all the way to the maryland line >>> storm team 4 tracking the potential for storms and much hotter w on the way. doug >>> doug is inside. yesterday what a difference gorgeous weather for the parade. today clouds rolled in. >> a couple people were going this is how it is today. is is exactly how it is today after h a month andf of storm after storm and flooding and all kinds of nasty weather we areinally getting a break. th

it shows republican bar ra comstock trailing jennifer wexton by 10% point. the margin of error is 6.9%. in the virginia senate race according a university poll has decrat incumbent tim kaine leading republican cor stewart 54% to 36%. this poll has a 3.7% margin of error. >>> first lieutenant garland conner was a hero of world war siii. today pnt trump made it official by awarding him with the medal of honor. lieutenant conner died aboutye0 s ago. his wife accepted the award on his behalf. it's the nation's highest military honor awarded for gallantry and battle. he served on the front lines of campaigns, was wounded seven times. in january of 1945 he left the hospital with a hip injury to rejoin his unit in france. he volunteered to go to the front lines to direct artillery fire. he was so close to the enemy at one point he directed fire on histh round missed him by just feweeet. soldiers on the battle field said it was the single bravest thing they've seen. >>> coming up on news 4, new construction in maryland threatens to ruin the breath taking views at on

barbara comstock said small business administration offerin money to help with the properties. 2nd.nedk on may more than 100 senior citizens displaced in that fire. applications deadline in p augu. >>ice say this man is wanted for two carn break-ins i montgomery county. happened inncoalsville area overnight hours may 27th and may 28th. investigators s property was stolen from one of the vehicles which was unlocked. police want anyone with inform aion to give them call. there is a 10,0$10,000 regard f any information leading to an arrest. >> three weeks f sinloods cause massive dam to ellicott city. plans to reopen parts of damaged areas. nday parking lot d back open, people won't be able to access om the parring tuesday open two-way street and west of columbia pike a east of maryland avenue. police also have access to other parking lot unless thety ci work crews busy for weeks cleaningunwhat's left of the flood mage. >> meanwhile be prepared for scourgin temperatures. not the rain, just the heat. >> always find something to compla about, not us but a lot of people do. >> you aebsolutel

dozen democrats are all fighting against eachther to face off again the republican incumbent barbara comstockthroughout the cmonwealth you'v vaiing for that nomination to take on senate tim kai in november. for now live in alexandria tom fitzgerald "fo" local news. >> sure didn't have the weather to blame for low turn out or anything like that for sure. >> sometimes the beautiful day does. >> have the opposite effect. >> have the opposite effect. >> doesn't get much better than no. ridiculously nice out there. low humidity comfortable temperatures and that's it for this we're going to change things up. we have for starters a lot mde air coming in and a chance for sthe derstorms. and we begin to see the clouds showing up. soim we t this perfectly,ti congraons caps and your devoted fans as we start to see thoseng clouds in, we're also noticing up tick in t humidity around region. look at ttter pictures from today. this is a corey love, he is a very loyal twitter follower. he was rocking his red on the pay to parade earlier today with "fox5"g has caps. basking in the glow of today's parade and f

and invirginia's tenth congressional district where hillary clinton won by ten points, barbara comstockrails 10 points. >>> to d.c. the supreme court has given president trump a major political victory, ruling to uphold the travel ban. the justices ruled 5-4 to allow it after a series of federal court rulings had previously invalidated or scaled back earlier versions of that travel ban. the latest version maintains limits on granting visas to travelers from five of the seven countries covered by the original executive order imposed last september by presidential prok clam agency. iran, libya, somalia and syria. chief justice john roberts said the court viewed the ability to regulate immigration asarely wi president's power. but justice sonya sotomayor says the pain and suffering it inflicts on countless families and individuals, many of whom are u.s. citizens. it marks an end to fifteen months over battles over a key part of the immigration policy. roughly one year ago the president tweeted this. the justice department should have stayed with the original travel ban, not the watered dow

ask barbara comstock. she won a primary against a fringe right wing candidate that said she wasn't conservative enough in a district that hillary won by 20% in 2016. and corey -- >> neil: no, i'm noe to argue politics with you. i don't care. i look at the numbers and trends. i've seen and say it's better if you're running for office to have his blessing and he has yours, right? >> only i a primary. >> that's the power of twitter. everybody knows that. carety arrington yesterday getting the support around 4:00 p.m. auge boost for r, especially in a state like south carolina where he was widelyopularing the primary he won there in 2016 so i think again, it depends on the state. moving forward, i don't think democrats will spend time in states like south carolina. they're going to be going for states that can swing, that are purple. trump's support may not be that helpful. if you're on the republican ticket and you want his support, it would be more hpful than getting tweeted against you, which we have seen t

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she will challenge republican congresswoman barbara comstock in november. in nevada, susie lee won her house primary race. "the new york times" reports on the democratic side, tuesday's primary results were a victory for the democratic establishment, with a number of candidates handpicked by party leaders being out insurgent left challengers. on the republican side, the results represented a victory for far-right wing of ththe par, with trugnedmp-aliandidates beating out their challengers. in immigration news, mcclatchy is reporting the trump administration is considering buildingt cities on texas military bases to to take immigrant children being held in u.s. custody. there are w more than 10,000 immigrant children being held u.s. custody as the trump administration continues its policy of separating children from their immigrant pararents t the border as the families pursue asylum claims. and in orlando, florida, hundreds gathered outside of pulse nightclub tuesday to honor the 49 people who were killed ck ever tago in the deadlat community in the united

six democrats are competing to take on republican barbara comstock who won reelection in 2016.. despite hillary clinton's win in her district. tim kaine is in a strong position for reelection with over $10 million in his campaign war chest. the big senate races in nevada where incumbent dean heller is the only sitting republican up for reelection in his date that hillary clinton won. meanwhile, kid rock kid in the campaign trail today alongside former navy seal, rob o'neill to promote a candidate for the republican senate seat in michigan. senate hopeful john james is excited to have kid rock help him rally to take back michigan firm debbie's stab at now. for a while there were rumors himself kid rock was going to run which was fun to talk about until he announced the campaign was a publicity stunt. the rally will take place tonight in detroit. kid rock and politics, kind of. does your headlines. maria: thank you, cheryl. and larry kudlow in washington, not in singapore doing well recovering from a heart attack yesterday. president trump and kim jong un historic meeting. we'll

northern virginia republi will choose between incumbent congresswoman barbara comstock and retired airt hill. and in nevada, democrats are slugging it out to get the party nomination for governor. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is in las vegas tenant. >> i'm running for governor. how are you? >> what's her name? >> it's the toughest race in nevada. two clark county commissioners seeking to rally the democratic base in a year when the party believes it can win the governorship for the first time this century. >> on the best candidate because i got the experience. >> i've been in progress and before it was a word. >> hillary clinton is also waiting to boost her credentials. >> i've known chris for many years annexing how she has been an extraordinary progressive leader for nevada. >> single-handedly protected perverts. >> she was accused of being soft on predators. she respond by r that she herself is a survivor of abuse. >> that was me. >> i don't want people to vote for me just because i'm a woman, but i do believe that that's an added value. >> but she doesn't argue with the conten

comstock: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, chairman walden and ranking member pallone, for your leadership in working with us on a bipartisan basis for this important package. we all know the stories and have heard the stories time and again from our businesses, from our schools, from families visiting us, and we know this epidemic is hitting everybody. so i appreciate the opportunity to join together with my colleagues today to address this important issue. i rise today in support of my bill, h.r. 5473, the better pain management through better data act, and i would like to thank representative ben ray lujan for this a me in making bipartisan effort introduction as it went through committee and now here as we're continuing to address this on the floor. this a bipartisan effort as opioid addiction we know is plaguing our communities across the country. creating victims and devastating families and creating economic ruin. long-term solutions to combating this crisis depend upon safety with existing therapies and empl

today that i introduced with the junior senator from michigan, senator peters, and congresswoman comstock over in the house of representatives. we passed this bill unanimously in the senate in may. i know people believe that nothing happens in a bipartisan way around here, and certainly if it does happen, then we are sharply divided somehow. but this bill passed unanimously, defying that suspicion or that intuition. but once the house passes it, it will be headed to the president's desk for his signature and become the law of the land. it authorizes a program called project safe neighborhoods, which is a nationwide partnership between federal, state, and local law enforcement authorities and prosecutors, focused on reducing crime and improving public safety through stronger community partnerships and targeting the most serious criminal organizations and repeat offenders. since its interception -- inception in 2001, project safe neighborhood has proven to reduce crime in cities with high rates khrublg including double digit reduction in firearm crime and homicide. let me say that again. si

you have scott taylor out of virginia and barbara comstock has spoken up when she disagrees. is this thebetween south carolina and virginia. >> in part. they make up the primary electorate, but kate, barbara com stack did not become the republican nominee with outsized proportion of the vote. i think she got 60-something percent of the vote. that's pretty low for an incumbent running and she's in a heavily democratic district and is not hikely to return to congress after november's election. that's a real, targeted district and scott taylor, i k, probably took his lesser competition than sanford was facing and all the more seriously this year and it's not a guarantee you will lose your job from thes if you speak up against the president and i think it's part of your ident which i think it was for sanford in the district and certainly his opponent made it that way and it proved problematic. >> if it's branded or reality and it's still reality when it cos to the election. dana, the republican nominee for senate has made headlines for a different reason. corey stewart, someone w

. >> so barbara comstock, good-bye. >> my congresswoman. >> i've known barbara for a long time, have respect for her. but that selection just made her job so much more difficult. >> i think she probably had the shot at keeping her seat had there been a different nominee for the senate but it will be difficult because cory stewart will make the gop the poster party for racism and everything that's bad which is just -- has just become synonymous with republican and that bothers me as i know it bothers you. >> it's willie geist. the president had the meeting with the republican conference and in it there was a moment where he mocked mark sanford, who wasn't there. we had sanford on last week after he lost his primary and he said his message to those people running this fall, republicans, is to pledge allegiance to donald trump or else. what do you think the state of the party is if you're running for office and try to cross donald trump in some way? >> steve schmidt is right. it's not the republican party anymore. i could go on a long history about what the true republican party is, the

if you're somebody like barbara comstock, you were already in a really uphill battle. this is going to insure that a lot of those crossover educated female suburbanite republican voters, are going to view this as a referendum as corey stewart being effectively trump's proxy. insuring that essentially that same turnout mod that will transferred into a huge success at the state legislative level as well here in virginia will transfer at the congressional level. >> north korea yesterday morning the president meeting with kim, 24 hours later, what are your thoughts? >> it's probably distanced us from war. we've walked that back to some extent. but after that it's mainly criticism, joe. what we got was extraordinarily thin. lacking in substance or detail, no definitions or things like denuclearization. no provisions for verification, no mention of missiles, what we got was extraordinarily thin. not even clear what the follow-up is. no timetable and we gave an awful lot for it the idea that once again. >> that picture right there is an extraordinary picture that no other sel

comstock, has been working so aggressively on this bill. you remember the house passed this bill by a voice vote back in march of this year. went over to the senate. senate amended it. they, too, passed it by unanimous consent. h.res. 918 today provides for the consideration to approve those senate amendments, send this bill directly to the president's desk, let it begin to make a difference in these communities right away. the bill supports federal, state, and local law enforcement efforts, mr. speaker, to combat gang related violence throughout our communities. and to get involved in other prevention techniques. we have all streen street gang activities increasing in our communities. if you are from a community that has not yet seen that impact, consider yourself fortunate. according to the house judiciary committee, mr. speaker, we have these crimes on the increase. we have all been hearing about transnational gangs such as ms-13 as they are becoming increasingly organized and increasingly more violent. giving our nation's law nforcement

you have barbara comstock strongly supported by the nra, and jennifer wexton pushed forward legislationo enact contls on guns. those two are out after that suburban female vote. it is annterestingistrict. stretches from mclane to wincster. you g from virginia suburbs where people are looking for restriction of guns. >> and comstoc is onef the most vulnerable. >> she is, in great part because her district is turning blue.ll y clinton won her district. that's why she has her work cut out forha her. a tremendous reputation for constituent service, but she has lso been criticized for not meeting an open forum more frequently. she did give a boost to her re-election bid over the winter when she became a leading voice on capitol hill o thessue of sexual harassment. that's going to with women voters. >> women ters, big wave of women voters in 2017. >> we are going toalk about it after the break. be right back. >>> following a national trend, moreomen than ever running for office in virginia. seven are running for seats in congress and every democratic primary a woman was on the ballot, a woman

thank you, chairwoman comstock, ranking members lipinski and veasy. artificial intelligence, to ensure the u.s. remains a leader in ai innovation, special attention will be needed for our education and training systems, regulatory structures, frameworks for privacy and civil liberties and our understanding of risk management in general. ai holds substantial promise for improving human life, increasing the nation's economic competitiveness and solving some of society's most pressing challenges. yet as a disruptive technology, ai poses risks that could have far-reaching effects on, for example, the future labor force, economic inclusion and privacy and civil liberties, among others. today i'll summarize three key insights arising from our recent work. first, the distinction between narrow versus general ai. second, the expected impact of ai on jobs, competitiveness and workforce training and, third, the role the federal government can play in research, standards development, new regulatory approaches and education. regarding narrow versus general ai, na

barbara comstock has beaten every politician. i'm different. pete: you heard that right.l race in virginia comparing the president of the united states, donald trump to usama bin laden; joining me now the man behind the ad virginia democratic candidate dan helmer. >> thanks for having me here. peter. i'm happy to be on the show. pete: you served our country infantry in iraq and afghanistan. >> thank you i do know. pete: same places. >> i'm sure we did, thank you. pete: that goes as a given, no matter what. we know you are running in a proud of primaries and trying to get noticed. >> i'm trying to talk about an important message. pete: obviously an ad like this gets noted we are talking about this on the highest rated cable show in america. >> i'm happy to be here. pete: do you believe that donald trump is the moral equivalent of usama bin laden? >> i actually think, you know, on 9/11, my heart goes out to all of those we lost that day and their families. i was a cadet at west point. and i knew i was going to be spending the next two years preparing to lead soldiers in com