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dan bongino, lawrence jones breaking down america's be your own advocate. it can't long longo's the fbi gets reamed for callingg patriotic flags extreme through, accordingpa to the fbi, every flag is a red flag. i came up with that this week.k senator ted cruz questioned fbi director christopher wray over fbi training materials that reportedly flagged certain flags as being symbols of militiamata violent extremism. and i wonder if the flags included rather astonishingly patriotic symbols ofsy our natib and our history. ey >> they included rather astonishingly, patriotic symbols of our nation and our history. included on this list is the betsy ross flagg. now, that's fairly remarkable that the betsy ross flag, the fbi's indication is indicative of violent militia, violent extremism. >> wow. i didn't know betsy ross such a . by the way, that's the betsy ross flag in case you slept through history class. so what did ross do that wasat extreme? s she's sewed flags, not this sense. >> little wordplay there.os but it's nots just that betsy ross flag. it's not jus

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and in the crowded tenth congressional district, it looks as though dan goldman and mondaire jones aretention, and we're sieging the most of them with their tv ads on the air. when it comes to the nadler/maloney/patel race, nadler's folks say he's feeling pretty good. he got some big endorsements. it's really anybody's guess, but they say they're feeling good about tomorrow. >> maybe we'll even have a result tomorrow. who knows? athena jones, thanks so much. >> up next, how researchers explain an alarming rise in women with advanced cases of cervical cancer in the united states. stay with us. ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere ♪ ♪ they said it couldn't be done. because the big drug companies have billions of dollars and an army of lobbyists. but aarp has never run from a tough fight. they stood with their 38 million members and said, "enough." enough of the highest prescription drug prices in the world. together, we forced the big drug companies to lower prices and save americans money. we won this fig

can you talk about dan goldman and the person right up against him mondaire jones, the significance ofu as well -- the significance of "the times" not revealing the close times of the publisher to the goldman family? >> absolutely. there are a lot of regularities in this endorsement and if you read the endorsement, says these three races could decide whether democrats, republicans hold the house starting next year and that is just not true. there's really no way the republicans are going to win any of those three c's. it kind of steps off on this inaccurate description of the political climate in these elections. the race in particular in 10 is fascinating because the endorsement, if you read it, speaks glowingly of mondaire jones. if you read it without knowing who they were going to endorse, you would assume at least jones would be receiving a co-endorsement. but it ends up endorsing goldman -- they end up endorsing woman. of the six candidates mentioned, goldman is the only one who hasn't held elected office. he is a white man in a race, a majority minority district, new york's most

dan: police say her ex-boyfriend marshall jones murdered her, but her body has never been found. that's why her family says they never give up hope that she might still be found alive. but now, new evidence from antioch police is forcing them to reconsider. ama: we spoke to alexis's parents and we do need to warn you, this story contains graphic >> what have you done? reporter: the parents of alexis gabe always held on to the idea that one day, their daughter would come home. but based on new evidence, they now acknowledge their daughter may be gone. >> confirmed. we saw all the images and videos that she was really gone. antioch police and was presented with a detailed timeline including surveillance footage, cell phone records and never before seen photos. the 24-year-old went missing january 26 after visiting her ex-boyfriend at his home in antioch. >> where marshall lives, they showed us images of the bathroom. reporter: they say the uv light showed blood on the bathroom door, aft up, and washing machine. they were also shown video of the ex-boyfriend taking three large garba

i can tell you that mondaire jones and dan goldman, who does have some name recognition have been gettingion, the most air time, so there's a lot of eyes on dan goldman as well. it could be a narrow win here. >> let's go to leyla santiago in florida right now. the race there in florida is on to see which democratic candidate is going to face off against republican governor ron desantis. who has a better chance right now, do you think? >> well, i asked voters at one polling place here in st. petersburg that question and i heard a lot of them, a lot of democrats saying charlie crist. he is a former governor, also important to note that he was once a republican and is now running in this primary as a democrat. he is up against florida agricultural commissioner nikki fried, and her campaign will be quick to tell you she is the only state-wide elected democrat. that's part of her argument for what you're talking about, jake, the argument that they are both trying to make, to say they are the individual that can take on governor ron desantis come november. come that general election where gover

in that new york 10 race where jones is running, dan goldman was leading in one poll.wded race. it's created a tremendous amount of controversy and chaos in new york. >> thank you very much. watch tomorrow's results come in from florida, starting live at 7:00 eastern. steve kornacki will be at the big board. >>> coming up, fighting hate. yet another community faced with bigotry on their front lawns after a disturbing rise in anti-semitism across the country. i'll speak to the ceo of the anti-defamation league, next. te anti-defamation league, next ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. they said it couldn't be done. because the big drug companies have billions of dollars and an army of lobbyists. but aarp has never run from a tough fight. they stood with their 38 million members and said, "enough." enough of the highest prescription drug prices in the world. together, we forced the big drug companies to lower prices and save americans money. we won this fi

. >> this is -- >> jones would hire pro wrestler dan ba dondi to cover sandy hook, and he harassed cityloyees. >> the sandy hook truth is coming out and you people are going to jail. >> looks like you were just trying to drum up conspiracies, kind of make a spectacle of yourself, really. >> it's not a spectacle. >> it's complete conspiracy theories. >> because most of the american public was thinking the same thing. >> most of the american public was not thinking it was fake. >> nobody was saying it was fake. >> crisis actors? >> i didn't say that. i know they're not crisis actors. i went to the grave sites, the memorial and everything, it was sad and heartbreaking to see -- >> you were all part of it, dan. >> i was joust doing my job. >> you were part of that whole conspiracy theory and part of that pain. >> it's still the first amendment. >> alex jones never responded to multiple cnn requests to be interviewed for this program, but talked about sandy hook in a deposition. >> so you do not believe that you've done an outrageous wrong to these parents? >> no, i've not done an outrageous

they spent five of their years of their lives dedicated to covering jones, skewering jones, and his infowars web site. danched the podcast in 2017 and they use comedy to cut through crazy lies. they produced more than 700 episodes and turned it into a full-time career and kneflew to texas to see the trial in person. they are now joining me live. dan, what was the most impactful moment for you in that courtroom in texas? >> umm, definitely, i think anybody two was there in person would have a really impossible time answering anything other than the moment when scarlet lewis, who lost her son in the sandy hook massacre, was able to give her testimony in court, while alex was sitting in court. her being able to face him and tell her story and speak her -- from her heart was, i think, something that -- it will stay with pretty much everyone there for the rest of their lives. >> jordan, you specialize in mocking alex jones, but was there anything funny or mockable out of this? >> umm, i think people would like to focus on alex being kind of a bombastic character that we can mock and fun of, but this isn't abou

we respond and dan is live, good-looking picture of him and lawrence jones is looking good.avin newsom just donated to governor ron desantis, clay travis on irony, that is still ahead. i urge you, but don't demand, that you get dressed, as long as you watch. .ing . >> todd: the justice department responding to president trump's call for a special master to review the raid of his florida home, calling the request unnecessary and also making new accusations against the trump team. >> ashley: joining us live is fox news contributor lara trump. good morning, lara. the prosecutors not only appointing a special master unnecessary but doing so would significantly harm important governmental interests, including national security interests. so, what on earth are they talking about whenever there is just a new -- a fresh set of eyes, essentially with a special master just looking over these documents? why is there so much pushback on this special the day before it's is suppose supposed to be heard? >> i mean, that's a great question, ashley. look, i think that this is just more of th

jones dumped the garbage bags. they say their daughter deserves justice. [inaudible] dan new at 11:00, wnba star brittney griner was found guilty for drug possession in a russian courtroom today. she was sentenced to nine years in prison for carrying cannabis oil in her luggage through a russian airport. before tonight's phoenix mercury game, they stood for a moment of silence to honor her jersey number. cracked we are steadfastly committed to keeping her case alive until she is safely back on american soil. dan: fans chanted bring britney home. the u.s. is taking the next steps to do a prisoner exchange to bring her back to the united states. ama: investigators say a brush fire near a homeless encampment. it burns not far from home, but no evacuations were ordered. fire officials say numerous hotspots extended -- required mop up into the evening. dan: we talked about the outside lands forecast up a lot going on this weekend all over the bay area. sandhya: just a day away. i want to show you live doppler 7. while things are quiet here, it wasn't the case in this era, were

jones dumped the garbage bags. they say their daughter deserves justice. [inaudible] danew at 11:00, wnba star brittney griner was found guilty for drug possession in a russian courtroom today. she was sentenced to nine years in prison for carrying cannabis oil in her luggage through a russian airport. before tonight's phoenix mercury game, they stood for a moment of silence to honor her jersey number. cracked we are steadfastly committed to keeping her case alive until she is safely back on american soil. dan: fans chanted bring britney home. the u.s. is taking the next steps to do a prisoner exchange to bring her back to the united states. ama: investigators say a brush fire near a homeless encampment. it burns not far from home, but no evacuations were ordered. fire officials say numerous hotspots extended -- required mop up into the evening. dan: we talked about the outside lands forecast up a lot going on this weekend all over the bay area. sandhya: just a day away. i want to show you live doppler 7. while things are quiet here, it wasn't the case in this era, were w

dan goldman. a federal prosecutor. he earned an endorsement. he's running against jonesnd new, jones and new joining forces criticizing goldman who is an heir to the levi strauss dynasty for sinking millions of his own money into the campaign. >> conservative democrat dan goldman cannot about allowed to purchase this congressional seat. >> we can't let a candidate go out of step with this district's value buy themselves a congressional seat. >> reporter: goldman disputes their accusations that he's not progressive enough for the district. >> i think what the voters recognize that my progressive ideals are aligned very much with theirs. >> reporter: in a special election with new york's neenlth, pat ryan is running again mark molinaro. many are looking at this race as a possible barometer of how the court's decision to overturn roe v. wade will sway voters in the midterms this november. meanwhile, today floridians are also heading to the polls. both republican governor ron desantis and republican senator marco rubio are up for re-election this november. in the governor's

congressman mondaire jones is going up against, you know, more than a handful of others including danan, a former impeachment manager, and several others making case it on race and gender ideology even. can mondaire jones fend off some of the other candidates and stay in the house of representatives? >> i think it is really hard. you know, he's not from the area so he doesn't have the built-in base of support that somebody like assembly woman yuh-line niou or city council woman carlina rivera have or dan goldman. all represent parts of the base. then you have dan goldman, who is trump impeachment attorney who put in something on the order of $4 million of his own personal wealth into the race, the endorsement of "the new york times" which is important in areas like park slope and cable hill. i think representative jones has a tough race ahead of him. i wouldn't look -- it is an impossible race to predict. i wouldn't make a prediction but i won't call him the front-runner. i think he was boxed out of his other district and, you know, would say he came here to kind of fight the good fig

congressional district, former federal prosecutor dan goldman appears to have defeated several morerogressivepponents including incumbent mondaire jonesnd yuh-line niou, a member of the new york assembly. goldman, who is an heir to the levi strauss fortune, spent $4 million of his own money on the race. he also picked up a controversial endorsement from the new york times whose publisher a.g. sulzberger is a close family friend. in another closely watched new york race, democrat pat ryan won a special election in a swing district in the hudson valley defeating republican mark molinaro. ryan campaigned heavily on the need to protect reproductive rights after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. he spoke tuesday night. >>hen the supreme court rips away reproductive freedoms, access to abortion rights, we said this is not what america stands for. as more and more kids are getting gunned down by the same weapons i carried in combat, we said this is not what america stands for. amy: in florida, the state's former republican governor charlie crist won florida's democratic primary for governor on tuesday. congress member crist will face

categorizing the race at this moment as too close to call with dan goldman holding a narrow lead over new york state assembly member nayu. and jonesthe 17th district in 2020 before redistricting turned it into the 10th district. goldman declared victory last night shortly after the associated press called the race for him. dan goldman joins us now. dan, we haven't called it yet, but a lot of other people have. this is your first step into politics. what did you learn on the campaign trial for all these months? >> well, i learned a lot from the voters. that was far and away the best part, was getting out on the trail and talking to the voters, understanding the issues that affect them locally, nationally. it was validating in many respects, both the result last night but also talking to the voters about the degree to which they are really concerned about the state of our democracy. i know you guys just had a long conversation with barbara mcquade and josh dawsey about mar-a-lago. the voters who understand that donald trump is still around, is still likely to run, i think almost certain to run in 2024. if he is running because it's

dan abrams. we just saw that trouble alex jones is in. he probably wants to fire his lawyer as well.messages to the opposing lawyer? >> this case is insane and then you have this thrown into it, right, you have one lawyer, his lawyer send the opposing lawyer all of alex jones' text messages for the last two years. now, remember, this was relevant because the other side had specifically said do you have any text messages that relate to sandy hook that mentioned sandy hook, no, no. have you searched for them? yes, i have. know, look at all these text - messages that are accidentally sent to the other side. so immediately you have now proof that at the very least alex jones has not been telling the truth. >> is that perjury on its face with criminal charges? >> i would say that criminal charges are certainly possible, maybe even likely, but not necessarily inevitable. the prosecutors have to decide whether to bring charges. now, one of the interesting things is does the judge refer a criminal case, meaning say to the prosecutors, i think that you should consider this. it's up to the tex

dan goldman, a former federal prosecutor during the first trump impeachment. he earned an endorsement from the "new york times." he's running against progressive representative mondir jonesew. an heir to the levis straus issue for sinking millions of his own money into the campaign. >> conservative democrat dan goldman cannot be allowed to purchase this congressional seat. >> we can't let a candidate so out of step with this district's values, buy themselves a congressional seat. >> reporter: goldman disputes accusations that he's not progressive enough for the district. >> i think what the voters recognize is that my progressive ideals are aligned very much with theirs. >> reporter: and in a special election in new york's 19th, democrat pat ryan is running against republican marc molinaro. abortion rights have been a crucial campaign point. many are looking at this race as a possible barometer of how the court's decision to overturn roe v. wade will sway voters in the midterms this november. meanwhile, today floridians are also heading to the polls. both republican governor ron desantis and republican senator marco rubio are up for reelection this november. in the gover

dan a.: we have another egyptian king about to hold court here in the bay area. >> reporter: for now, you have to be indiana jonesoor of the gold of the pharaohs, but as workers put the finishing touches on this exhibit, curators gave us an only on abc7 royal audience. >> we start with the image of ramsess himself. >> reporter: she says the incredible collection is a reflection of egypt's golden age when pharaohs cashed in on their power and almost no one held on it to longer than ramseys the great. >> you see the story of a king of egypt who had much more time to create his own legend. it's one of a pair of bracelets that is made primarily of gold. >> reporter: she says some of the pieces are recently discovered and many never left egypt before. golden jewelry, along with coffins, and funeral masks crafted to match their owner's status. teams in egypt worked to transport these priceless artifacts. >> we try to come to your country to show you what we have in our country. >> reporter: rene dreyfus is hoping ramsey can show another king, tut. >> when the boy king came, i was the curator and 30 months after that, i

jones moved to run in this race. he faces former trump impeachment lawyer dan goldman. others in this race as well.s will be one to watch bill de blasio dropped out here after not gaining any traction. biggest showdown in new york is this one. two power houses. representatives jerrold nadler and carolyn malone served in congress together since 1993. both running here due to redistricting. newly redrawn district covers both east and west sides of manhattan. and there are others in this race. bryan llenas is taking a look at this from new york. >> tonight, at least one democratic congressional leader will be forced into retirement. once friends representatives jerry nadler and carolyn malone face off in new york's 12th congressional district in what has been a bitter and personal crash. maloney called nadler senile. >> i'm the more progressive i guess hard votes unpopular votes at the time have proven right. >> many more democratic women are needed in the house and senate. >> elsewhere moderate and progressive democrats are facing off throughout new york. in the 17th district. moderate representative

dan collins. then, these estimations and evaluation square with what you found? how did alex joneso much money if this is correct? >> honestly, it's probably more than that if you really think about. it we didn't know until this week that, through this leaked phone, that was accidentally sent from alex jones's lawyers over to the sandy hook parents lawyers that he made at $100,000 in one day in 2018. he said it was a high day, the phone only goes into 2021. there will be some extrapolation based on what's in that phone. he's made a tremendous amount of money based on fear. he sells the fear first, says the world is ending, for supply chain is collapsing, all the stuff that you just heard in the cpac report. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> exactly right. then he fell stuff on top of that thing. like supply chains and, would you get? you're gonna get years worth of food. he sells prep or kids that are in the thousands or $10,000. that is how he can make up the money very quickly. 45 million dollar settlement, by the, way which may go down because of texas law through an arbitrat

mondere jones, a veteran congressman, kind of pushed the side really in this hot primary, dan goldmannt, adviser on the first impeachment and contributor on msnbc, so he's in that district now, and that's -- >> yeah, you really have a lot of too emwith name recognition, assemblywoman gnu, councilwoman rivera, you have dan goldman, as you mentioned, just a number of polygon of candidates minus the former mayor of new york who is now out. it's all about turnout. goldman has had the advantage in terms of money and has been spending that on television. the real problem here for all the districts is going to be turnout. it's a late day in august. people looking to go back to school, many students have already gone back to school. people in the east side of manhattan, in the hamptons. it's hard to really figure out what that turnout will be like come the end of this day. >> and briefly, sean patrick maloney, head of the tccc and moved into the 17th district upstate. >> right. >> that forced mondere jones out. >> sean patrick maloney is a veteran incumbent member against not a new upstart, s

and jones has lost an out wide open primary against a bunch of chap -- and dan goldman, the former house -- on top of all of that, there's also us federal general election for a -- district in new york. former new york candidate for government -- is facing off against pat riley in a race against -- many are expecting to be on a test around the democrats messaging around abortion and abortion impact on the public in candidates -- heading into november. pat ryan -- with yard side like this one that says choices on the ballot. like i said, there is a time to get into tonight. maybe even -- steve kornacki is getting the first results from new york. my friend. >> alex, yes, we're getting the quickly here. in that special, action -- we have a ton right now in the 12th district. -- each in the house for 30 years. both elected in 1992. pitted against each other. you can see -- with a lot of votes -- a 2 to 1 advantage here for maloney. we're looking at nearly 30,000 votes, here they've been reported out in this district again. -- for folks in omaha, i'm -- he's represented the upper west side --

dan thanks. let's turn to the fight over the affidavit on the search warrant. full disclosure dow jones owner is a party to trying to get that affidavit redacted. going to learn much will be so heavily redacted won't learn much the accident the justice department is clearly fighting to ensure its heavily redacted if it hasn't produced anything. an unredacted investigation also revealed classified information. so i am a little dubious this could reveal anything. it may be the republicans and trump are clearly hoping and clear the cloud that's hanging over him right now it will not provide all that much information that we do not already know from the warrant. >> okay, all right. kim, nearly two weeks after the search, and how is politically? is it helping donald trump as much is donald trump and some of his allies and many in the media think it is? >> i was sorely it is helping his bank account. meaning his campaign funds. the fundraisers are going out at a rapid pace and speed. look, i also think it is pushing, is dan just suggested that in cheney and others pushing the president to may

dan goldman, only about 867 votes ahead. still a lot of votes, a lot to change, but jones, right now, about 4000 votes behind goldman. really, right now, looking like a two person race. we see how this plays out, going forward. one of those situations where you lose, would house democrats thought, was a talented, young member. potentially, something that could happen tonight. the potential that the progressives have split the vote, and lost an opportunity to send one of their members, ideologically aligned, at least, into that democratic caucus. we will see how this plays out again. again, it's not close, no one's calling it. 89% reporting, dan goldman, up by 867 votes. we will see all this plays out of the course the next couple of hours, don. >> you should hear what david said when the lights went off. >> technically, he is kind of my boss, so it could be a problem. >> he gets back to d.c., you might be in a bit of trouble. i'm just saying. >> that's fair, that's fair. >> thank you phil, standby, we have a lot to get to, and a lot to cover tonight. let's bring in david, and john avalon, as well. hi guys. let's talk

but congressman jones is running in new s york's newly-drawn ten district. he is facing a crowded field including dan goldman, former lead counsel during donald trump's first impeachment, who spent millions of his own money in that race. goldman is currently leading the pack butnt the race still too close to call. tonight, congressman maloney, the current share of the dccc. the biggest race is unfolding upstate in new york's deep red 23rd congressional district which spans the states southern border with pennsylvania. republican congressman chris jacobs was effectively pushed out by his e own party after he expressed support for an assault weapons ban. republican carl a far right candidate ran to replace jacobs who is not seeking re-election. paladino previously ran for governor of new york and lost by 30 points back in 2010. perhaps best known, for scandal in which he was caught sending a video depicting bestiality to colleagues. has tonight lost again. nbc news now projecting as of moments ago that paladino will narrowly lose his primary tonight just about four point. meanwhile, in florida, former

dan right they have. it's ridiculous to use a term like that. >> russia has love -- that was one of the reasons alex jones was on their early toou talk abt american mayhem. there's nothing better than to broadcast news and russia grown related mayhem. so one of the thing i did a story a bunch of stories. sandbars of that terrible thing and samantha be a week later said something not very nice about ivanka. they're the same box of ginning it up. getting on both sides of the roseann things and she is right. and that no, she is terrible. t they're all from the same company that was doin' it. the bots started the fight. the same companies did the same thing with samantha b. they just wanted to create mayhem which to me felt like the thing in russia at that group that does this. russia uses contractors for they also made the higher people for ransom and things like that. disproportion expected by the conspiracists the minorities, women, low income, lgbt care et cetera. yes to all the above. and how? >> really all the above. an essential element of a conspiracy theory is a demonizing and division. so you pick a

dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up like that, i saw those supporters camp inside the rocks parliament, while a rival militia group calls for counter demonstrations. menard's military jones extends the state of emergency for another 6 months. i jerry clamped down on the oil theft saying is destroyed more than 1500 illegal refining sites. ah, now the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grain has left the port of odessa under an agreement signed last month between russia and ukraine. the rezone is a sierra leone flagged vessel carrying more than $26000.00 tons of corn. the agreement for safe passage was broken by the un and turkey to avoid a global food crisis. for rezone crew member abdullah gen the was a big moment o j. i said no, he was a great feeling so much. i felt as if we became free after being detained for a long time. it's an undescribable feeling to be returning to my home country after suffering from the seat and the dangers that were facing due to the shilling. as you had a few days ago, there were rockets and shelling at the corner. john henry has the de details from the support where the rezone has dipped over the rise and behind me, but 3 hours ago. its nose edge

jones fell00 points. the s&p500 lost 27 points. investors worry about tensions between the u.s. and china after speaker nancy pelosi landed in taiwan earlier today. dan. maxx's parent company agreed to settle a case with the safety commission. michael finney has been talking with the commissioner's chair and is here now. it is a big deal, isn't it? michael: it is. the commission says the lives of babies are in danger. when t.j. x., the parent company of t.j. maxx and homegoods paid to reselling items. the agreement settles charges at the firm knowingly sold, offered for sale and distributed approximately 1,200 recalled products in 2019. the chair says the majority of sales were products recalled due to the risk of infant suffocation and death. >> now, the majority were products that were recalled that were poor babies, so one of them was fisher-price rock and play, so these are ones that we know about and did investigations of, worked to recall them, because of the deaths were that involved. we want to make sure they were taken out of people's homes and instead what happened, they ended up putting them in the hands of families who didn't suspect anyt

dan and bridges that will be addressed on friday in the court room. nevertheless, it's clear that with this $4000000.00 in damages, that is a huge sum of money, and it will most likely bankrupt. alex jones and his small, but very influential media empire that he had called in for wars that it's now filed for bankruptcy just last month and has been pretty much de platform from all of the major, major distribution sites. so bottom line was, this was a very unique trial because before it even started, the judge found alex jones guilty. now how does that happen? it's because jones refused to hand over court, ordered documents such as cell phone records and text messages and e mails. he refused to do that, so the judge did something very rare and said, you know what, i'm going to find you guilty of this right now. and that's what the judge did. and so the jury was just discussing, not if johns should have to pay compensation and punitive damages, but how much he should have to pay. and so that is why after 7 days of a trial, they are now saying $4000000.00 incompetence, siri damages, and then we'll find out on friday, about punitive damages likely could be millions more. and so what does thi

tenth district of new york, mondaire jones, he basically moved about 75 miles south into this newly created district. these are all new constituents for him here. dang in this race. he poured a lot of his own money. crowded field. down in florida here, it's that democratic primary. charlie crist, once the republican governor of the state. he switched parties. ran as a democratic for governor. went to congress. running as a democrat for governor against nikki fried. winner gets ron desantis and of course, that fall race there, whoever the democrat is. we watch closely because of a large expectation that desanctis will try to roll this campaign into a presidential campaign in 2024. >> boy, a lot to watch for and i know you'll be there for it all. steve kornacki, thanks so much. we'll be right back with more "morning joe." right back with "morning joe." purchases on your discover card. real-time ticket upgrade! meaning... i get to meet my childhood idol. that works. i named my dog joey fatone. when your customer experience works, the world works. that's why the world works with servicenow. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you ha

dan goldman, spending his own money. he has a 60% chance of winning. that's not a geren teen. niou at 19%, rivera at 14%. jones because of redistricting at only about a 4% chance. >> this is a sitting congressman who had to move districts because of redistricting now in an uphill battle. there is a special election to fill a seat. now, this district is actually being sort of redrawn and sort of goes away so it's only temporary, but it's held by a democrat now. >> correct, it's held by a democrat help, antonio delgado left to become the lieutenant governor of new york. the betting odd chance of whipping the republican ca cand candidate, mark molinaro. >> special elections are interested to look at because it's real voters, you can see trends of people how they actually vote, not just the polls and we've seen some interesting trends in turnout. people were wondering would the abortion decision drive democrats to the polls. what are you seeing? >> so this is just going to look at primary turnout, the change 2022 from 2018. what do we see here? overall this entire primary season democrats are down 5, republicans a

about the milk and moscone he assassination by dan white but there is another prominent and horrible figure in san francisco at the time, the reverend jim jones. he is a left-wing socialist evangelist. i think in people's mind when they think about jim jones, this crazy cult leader preacher, they think of him as a right-wing southern evangelist because that's what we have today, and there is no frame of reference for socialist assemblies of god. minister comes to san francisco from indiana. he was a civil rights leader. jeff nguyen, with the historic society a few years ago with his book on jim jones came out, he said if jim jones died in a car crash in the 1950's or 1960's and never came to san francisco we would consider him a great several lights -- civil rights leader. the assassination of milk and moscone happens on september 12, 1978. 10 days prior to that you have jonestown. jim jones is the connected political figure in san francisco. he uses the people's temple to help moscone and milk and other progressive supervisors get elected. people's temple members, he has people's temples in san francisco on geary street and also in ukiah and

of brooklyn where dan goldman, a former trump impeachment lawyer, is in the lead but his closest competitor is vowing she won't concede until every vote is counted. jake. >> athena jonesk you so much. >> we're going to talk to congressman elect ryan in the next hour, but let's talk to someone else right now. another winner last night, maxwell frost, the cnn projected -- cnn desk projected that he will be the democratic nominee for florida's tenth congressional district which is a strong democratic district in orlando. maxwell, first of all, congratulations. if elected, you could be the first member of generation z to serve in congress, for people who aren't familiar with your biography, you're 25, a community activist. you worked for march for our lives, the pro-gun control group, but you left that job to run for congress. and you drove an uber to help pay the bills. tell me how your experience will inform your time in congress. >> well, thank you for having me on, jake. my experience is going to form my time in congress because i have been organizing for the past decade. i have seen how gun violence has ravaged our communities first-hand and understand the urgency su

here in lower manhattan, congressman jones is fighting to hold on and win a second term in a new district, facing a crowded field of candidates. one of which is dandman. he's a wealthy attorney who is an adviser to democrats during the first impeachment of former president trump. interestingly, trump has tried to meddle in this race by issuing a backhanded endorsement of dan goldman. goldman tried to use this to his advantage, calling it an obvious effort to sway the election and prevent him from going back to dock. and in westchester county, congressman maloney, who is the chair of the democrats house campaign arm is facing a challenge from state senator biaggi, who has the backing of congresswoman ocasio cortez. now, i talked to mr. maloney just in the last hour. he's feeling good about that race and he's not taking anything for grant it. but after all the dust is settles, they want to focus on beating republicans this fall. >> thank you so much. mark murray, i know you're interested in new york too, because you see this and this race between patriaian, the democrat, who has largely made abortion rights, versus mark molinaro who has made inflat

to be indiana jones to slide past the door for the remember says t -- ramesses the great, the curator gave us an only on 7 royal audience. >> we start with the image of ramesses himself. danporter: rene is the curator and she says it is a reflection of egypt's golden age when pharaohs cashed in on their power and no one held on to it longer than ramesses the great. >> what you see here is a story about a king of egypt who really had much more time to create his own legend. it's one of a pair of bracelets. it is made primarily of gold. >> reporter: she says some of the pieces are recently discovered and many have never left egypt before. golden jewelry, along with coffins and funeral masks crafted to match their owner's statuses. teams have worked to carefully transport these priceless artifacts. >> we try to come to your country to show you what we have in my country. >> reporter: rene dreyfus is hoping that ramp says can recreate another egyptian king that captured the u.s. >> when the boy tut came, i was the curator and months that, i was the second curator. >> reporter: she said that ramesses and tut not only ruled in different eras, they left different legacys. the bo

jones were almost forced to run against each other the same way that nadler and maloney were. but mondovi's running in new york's newly drawn pet district, facing a crowded field including dan goldman, former lead counsel during donald trump's first impeachment who spent his own money in that race. goldman is clearly leading the pack, but the race is still too close to call. tonight, congressman maloney, the current share of the dccc, part of a primary challenge for progressive state senator alice on joe biaggi. perhaps the biggest races unfolding in upstate new york, which spends the bay southern border with pennsylvania. congressman chris checkups effectively pushed up by his own party, after he expressed a point for an assault weapons ban following mass shootings in texas and nearby buffalo new york. republican carl palladino, a far-right candidate, ran to replace jacobs and is not seeking reelection. palomino previously ran for governor of new york and lost by 30 points back in 2010. perhaps best known, and i am not making this up, for a scandal in which he was caught sending a video depicting piece the adi to colleagues. he recently praised adolf hitler in a radio interview. t

dan goldman, who's a former federal prosecutor, was on the impeachment trial for president trump is leaving here slightly over statete assemblywoman in this. it's almost all in interestingly enough, current congressman beyonder jonesfrom the 17th district came to this district to run for it. he's in third. looks h likee he's going to be t of the money as there's just a little bit of this vote .is this is going to be a nail biter, though. if we go back here, there is a special election in new york . w people are watching veryat closely. pat ryan versus mark molinaro. this could be a nail biter. the early vote ledai tohe the democrats pat ryan, who's been running a lot on abortion and overturning roe v. wade. what that means for new york . molinaro talking a lotor more about inflation and the economy. and it's seen it is seenno as kind of a bellwethermy for november. we're going to see this. it's still 61% in and some of the early vote is already in and now that same day vote tends to go towards molinaro. let's bounce around a little bit here, then go down to florida. and we do now have a contender against ron rhonda santos and that is charlie crist, congressman charlie crist, democrat, former governor charlie crist

dan bongino. we have larry kudlow who will be giving us some great economic advice. lawrence jonesox & friends weekend." >> steve: kicks off tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. eastern. thank you very much, everybody. >> ainsley: thank you all, so good to see you. four hours on saturday and four hours on sunday. all right, brian. >> brian: let's check in with adam klotz. he has got the weather. >> will: >> adam: good morning. jimmie allen out on fox square weather absolutely fantastic. not a cloud in the sky. temperatures sitting around 70 degrees. you look at the weather across the country. there is a little bit of rain we are tracking. it continues to be big thunderstorms across the dessert southwest, arizona, new mexico, texas, all areas at least north texas where we seeing heavy rain, flood watches in place there why? ground is already saturated. they could see another three to five inches as they run through sunday. those are your weather headlines and we are ready to go out here on fox square. for now, tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, adam. meanwhile