see doug.dn't see doug. i only saw this man in black. he had a mask on. only thing i could see was his eyes. and he looked at me. he never moved the gun. and he blinked three times, and i thought, why is he blinking at me? >> i would think why is that guy in my house holding a gun? >> what i thought was oh, my god, what do i do? he's going to kill me before i get up the stairs. i pulled myself up the rail, up the stairs, because my legs wouldn't work. and i was just starting down the hall when i heard multiple shots. >> did you realize right away what must have happened? >> oh, absolutely. i knew my husband had to have been shot. so i thought, i could hide. >> elberta ran toward a closet on the home's second floor, she said, shut the door and called 911. >> my god. he's going to hear me. >> stay on the line for me, okay? >> oh, my god. somebody shot my husband. oh, god hurry. he's going to find me. i'm hiding in the closet. >> okay. i want you to stay on the line. >> do you remember what it fel

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host: doug mastriano last night at his victory party.the republican nominee for governor in pennsylvania in november. taking your calls this morning after primary day in five different states. pennsylvania probably got the most attention but more to talk about. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we start pittsburgh. this is james, and independent. what did you think last night? caller: we do not vote in primaries. [inaudible] they president lincoln on april 14, 1865 and put the confederacy back together. we are dealing with reality. we are not dealing with, i do not want you to disconnect me, but do not think 9/11 was not an inside job. host: we stick to the primaries and campaign 2022. we want to get thoughts from viewers around the country on those races. we starting primary season. several more primaries coming up within the next week. may 24, alabama, arkansas, texas, georgia having runoffs. some races in north carolina getting a lot of attention yesterday. i want to take you to nort

doug i party. - doug beattie, party. — doug beattie, ulster unionist party.lster unionist party. and owen tennyson, _ doug beattie, ulster unionist party. and owen tennyson, alliance. - doug beattie, ulster unionist party. i and owen tennyson, alliance. thank you. thank you. firstly, i would like to thank the returning officer and or the counter staff for the work done in the last couple of days and during the election. it is quite clear the electorate have now spoken. democracy is about respecting the democratic will of the people and we now have to move to respect the democratic will of the people, get the executive back—up and going again, get the assembly going and get money to people who today on a friday will be deciding what their children can and cannot eat over the weekend and whether they can heat their homes over the weekend. that is the task we has assembly members now face. before i conclude, i want to thank my election team. i want to thank liam who came very close. we have sent out a clear message that people want power—sharing to work on peopl

doug last reno is running at 9%. okay? in the same day votes that have been counted. look at this map, he is getting 9% of the males votes, he's getting 51% of the same day votes. as we keep telling. you same days overwhelmingly in the lines here. the vote is going to only get a bigger share of the votes as it gets counted. what's that adds up to is that mastriano is now 40 sitting at 42% statewide. he is practically doubling up his latest contest polluter, barletta. the same day here is just breaking overwhelmingly for doug mastriano, republican. -- the question is, what is this looking, like what is this that magic of the same they were looking like? >> and the other republican race here. the senate race. here we go, we've got a much tighter race here at three way race. here david mccormack, mehmet oz, kathy barnett. mccormack with a lead of 7000 votes. two points over mehmet oz. when i think is interesting is that, screen i was just showing you. where you saw that mastriano color all over the place. here on this map, it's more of a patchwork. you are seeing some of

doug mastriano won last night by almost 25 points. and of course, his victory has almost all kinds of implications over what it says with the republican party in pennsylvania, and nationally, and the potency of the stop the steal movement. but it also has very practical, very frightening implications for the 2024 presidential elections. if doug mastriano to win the general election in, becomes pennsylvania's governor, he will have the power to appoint the secretary of state who oversees the states elections. he has said for months that he knows who he would appoint, but he won't say who it is. the secretary of state has to certify the results of the presidential election, and the governor has to sign on it. back in 2020, mastriano tried to get the results overturned, he tried to get the republican legislature to step in and say that, actually, trump won. but doug mastriano was just a nobody first term state senator, he couldn't get them to do it. if doug mastriano is governor, come 2024, and joe biden wins pennsylvania again, does any

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we were titled now waiting now doug hogan to saw. i know what i was told and that's why i believe we as a family, went to court to testify with jack and i was on the witness day and i said this just came bay. it cannot be. there were politicians there his, his dad had brought all them state politicians, ian you. now of course, that little boy, it was proven that jack was now jack came out looking like a signed that day and wages the good will aid that that child would say something like that. we just couldn't believe it. several jack scouts also supported him during the trial. i dad, i need to get my attorney warned me that oftentimes in these type of cases that the victim is put on trial. that their character and integrity and things from their pastor brought in to explain that they're not honest, that they're there. the bad person and the victim is blind for what happens instead of the perpetrator who actually did something wrong. i had people leave notes in my locker at school that knew nothing about boy scouts and what had gone o

doug. >> doug: there is the leak and the draft opinion, both may reverberate for years to come. president biden weighed in just before he boarded air force one yesterday. >> president biden: if the rationale of the decision as released were to be sustained, whole range of rights are in question, would be shift in what we've done, it goes far beyond, in my view, if it becomes a law and if what is written is what remains. goes far beyond concern of whether or not there is right to choose. >> doug: at the supreme court, chief justice john roberts instructed the marshal to investigate. to the extent this betrayal was intended to undermine integrity of the operation, it will not succeed, the work of the court will not be affects in any way. many republicans say the move was a move to intimidate the court. >> for years, the radical left attacked institution of the supreme court. last night it appears our campaign hit a new low. radical left rallied around the toxic stunts, the cheerleaders for partisan court packing applauded what they suggested was the work of "a brave clerk." >> dou

oh, what did you think of doug hogan at the time of the trial? i thought it was a farce. now this is coming from jack, though he's out to get money. he was asked to get money from the walls is that's what i am. we were titled nobody now doug hogan is all i know is what i was told and that's why i believe we as a family, went to court to testify with jack and i was on the witness die. and i said, this just came back. it cannot be, there were politicians there, his dad had brought all state politicians, ian you. now of course, that little boy, a was proven that jack was now jack came out looking like a site that day and wages the good will a that that child would say something like that. we just couldn't believe it. several jack scouts also support it under the trial. i bad. i've never seen that doing it anyway. my attorney warned me that oftentimes in these type of cases that the victim is put on trial, that their character and integrity and things from their pastor brought in to explain that they're not honest, that they're, they are the bad person. and the victim is blin

he apologized and assured doug's father that he would step down from the boy scouts. that's not what happened. 2 my dad did report him to the local council office and they made him eligible with that because of the accusation. your dad reports them to the boys. girls these put on the list. but then that's not enough. he decides to press charges. so my dad went to the chief of police we wanted a public admission of guilt. it was never about the money. after that, jack was was charged with delinquency of a minor and assault. he was put on trial in 1994. ringback ringback but it meant the hogans would be going up against for more than just one man. to let alone, oak is so caught up in all of the the worst tales. you can read that, you know, from southern literature of interlinks between families and who's rich and who's got the money and who's got the power. and this person is connected to this person who's connected to that. we're at, you know, oh everybody stand everybody. and you had to be careful what you said. oh, what did you think of doug hogan at the time of the

doug luzader live in washington with the latest on the story, doug, what do you know? is a mystery three dead and hospitalized. the bahamas health minister said he doesn't think this is a widespread threat. >> he told me not to make a makeshift facility in the hospital. that is proven not to be the case. we believe it is an isolated situation. >> todd: from a distance, the doctors trying to figure out what would account for the symptoms said to include convulsions. >> this appears to sound like an environmental exposure from a pollutant or a toxin that could have come from industrial source. i've heard of so many sources of rare toxins that certainly one of the plausible situations. >> this is what the u.s. department is saying three deaths in the bahamas and closely monitoring local authorities investigation into the cause of death. we stand ready to provide all appropriate consulate assistance out of the privacy of the families, we have nothing further to add at this time. sandals issued a statement supporting the investigation and the families of the guests, back to

doug, thank you. we spoke with former omb director russ about the activists targeting conservative justices. watch this. >> this is what happens when you take the outrageous steps of leaking a document like this, they are trying to put massive pressure on the supreme court and intimidate physically the individuals. they are trying to essentially create violence in the streets so that they can change the result of this important decision. >> carley: south carolina congresswoman nancy mace's home was vandalized last year. the white house down plays the real threat to safety. >> joey: missouri and indiana are suing president biden, jen psaki and dr. fauci for cocludeing with social media giants to sensor speech it considers misinformation. brooke singman, good morning. >> brooke: republican attorney general are claiming the biden administration "pressured and colluded with big tech like facebook, twitter and youtube to squash the hunter biden story, wuhan lab story and information about the effectiveness

yes, with he thought doug mastriano was going to win. the fact that lou barletta, mayor of hazleton, pennsylvania, represented that area in skongs as you see he did pretty well in the area that he used to represent, but we should not gloss over the fact that doug mastriano is the nominee here. this is a guy who was a leading election conspiracy theorist, aggressively sought to overturn the results in pennsylvania, one of the swingiest states in the country and, remember, a guy who if he is the governor appoints the secretary of state who counts -- oversees the counting of the votes. this is someone who is a fringe candidate five years ago, ten years ago. this is not a serious candidate for governor five or ten years ago in the republican party, now he's more than half a million votes easily the nominee. >> winning big. >> that's a big story. >> i want to show you something interesting here. i wish i could reset this right now, you touched something that -- >> oh, dear. >> that caused a problem. in any case, you can look and see the count

like donald trump, doug mastriano is a pathological liar. like donald trump, doug mastriano is in washington on january 6th, and we've seen near the capitol grounds after the rally where donald trump told ally that he would march to the capitol with doug mastery, know when the rest of those trump trump fanatics. doug mastriano has been subpoenaed by the january six committee, and he has illegally in or that subpoena. we now know that attorney general merrick garland's department of justice, is investigating -- exactly the same attempts to overthrow the election that the january 6th invite committee is investigating the exact same territory. dog master no may well, then, we the subject of that justice department investigation. four republican candidate for governor in pennsylvania, has been subpoenaed by the january six committee, ignore that subpoena illegally, and maybe the subject of a federal criminal investigation right now for his role in attempting to overturn the presidential election, and 580,042 pennsylvanians voted for that candida

oz or others, they will be dragged down by doug mastriano and everyday asked to comment on him, either mccormick or oz could be potentially a strong general election candidate, but i guarantee you that they will be asking for doug mastria nono is bad news f the country and the republican party. >> and now, kristen, let me ask you that he was one of donald trump's strongest supporters who could have helped him to win last night, and how dangerous is this tactic since we have seen it is backfire before, and if this election denier wins, he is going to have the power to appoint the secretary of state. >> yeah, i mean, it is risky. we have obviously seen it backfire on democrats being excited about certain people like donald trump being the nominee and that didn't go so well. i do think that we have to be careful not to assume that we have one candidate out there in republican party that is really scary and trumpy, and that is the only problem. yes, he is an extreme version of it, but it is not like the other people who are winning primaries with or without trump's endorsement frankly aren

you look at doug. he's main stream. and yet at the same time the party needs it.now people try to keep him away from mastrano. >> i think endorsements matter less than the press release says they do. >> true. >> i think that you most people of politics horde political capital. that's why they're reluctant to endorse until they're certain they're going win. president trump is in a different spot. he likes to extend his political capital. he's willing to lose a few to do that. i think you have to look at the strategy. >> it's the fanduel strategy. it -- i don't know what else to call it. >> i think we often have someone not focussed on policy but his endorsement does have a policy effect on some of the people. you have to sort of get his support unless you're in the right spot on a few policy issues that matter to him. he gets fetterman who is an unapologetic leftist. >> and embrace the biden agenda in the primary in one -- won overwhelm bli. >> after he embraced the bernie sanders agenda. >> if mccormack doesn't get within a thousand votes, is there pressure to not

that's what i support. >> you talked about your new opponent, doug mastriano.arge on efforts to throw out pennsylvania's 2020 election results. you are the attorney general right now. are there enough safeguards in place to ensure that the 2024 elections would be protected if you lose and doug mastriano is the one who becomes governor? >> well, we know in 2020 we had a free and fair, safe and secure election. dana, i went to court over 40 times when i was sued by the former president and his enablers. we won every single time to protect the will of the people and protect the sanctity of the vote. my opponent, mr. mastriano, wants to take us to a divisive and dark place. he openly talked about with the stroke of a pen, being able to do away with voting machines that had votes on it that he didn't agree with. it's very dangerous because here in pennsylvania the next governor will appoint the secretary of state and the governor, and the governor alone, appoints electors based on the will of the people. senator mastriano has made it clear he will appoint the electo

it's clear by all the polling that doug mastriano is going to win. not a close shot.rsement here is looking to bolster his record. >> i'm not letting you off the hook, david urban. can mastriano win a general in pennsylvania? >> no. no, i don't think he can. i think he's -- michael, you and i go way back and we've been doing this stuff far long time. you know, pennsylvania is a very long history of electing moderates, right? whether it's dick thornberg or tom ridge, arlen specter. it's very purple state, as you said, originally. and i think mastriano is too hot, too conservative, too far out, too far right for the pennsylvania general electorate. i think josh shapiro will be the victor in that race. and i think that's why you saw "the wall street journal" and many mainstream republicans ringing their hands about doug mastriano at the top of the ticket. they fear he'll be a big drag on the ticket and will weigh down the race. i think that's why many republicans are very hopeful that david mccormick will win on tuesday because they believe he is the strongest candidate

so doug williams wrote the forward to the book and in it. he said if this book were to be written by someone who is black a lot of people would shrug and say it's just another black guy whining. so i'm wondering how you took advantage of your whiteness to write this book how that came into play. starting with do you think it could have been published if you were not white? well, that's a very good question, and i don't know the answer to that but both kevin blackistone and michael wilbon who you know, well, you know the both well said to me when i talk to them early in my reporting that in it was better. that if this book was being written by a white guy. and there are going to be some guys out there say one of the publishers who turned down the the idea there were five publishers who turned it down said, how can you write a book about race when you're white? and i said well white is a race, isn't it and i've written books about being a college basketball coach that ever being one. i've written books about playing golf on the pga tour got kn

he is roughly 1800 votes of the guy in second place, doug mastriano. lou barletta has 10.9% of the vote, businessman dave white has 10.8% of the vote. this is only with 1% of the estimated vote in right now. we are also waiting right now for -- oh, look at this. in north carolina, let's look at this. incumbent congressman madison cawthorn is still in second place. madison cawthorn is behind state senator chuck edwards. chuck edwards in first place with 38% of the vote. now 38% of the vote. he is 4,088 votes aheads of madison cawthorn who has 27.3% of the vote. that is more of the vote in than the last time we looked at this. this is 37% of the vote. john king, this is shaping up at least as of right now to be not a good night for madison cawthorn. now, we can stick in pennsylvania. you can stick in pennsylvania. and dave mccormick doing well. it's early, 1% in. but dave mccormick doing well right now. >> it is early and that's the key point. again, 67 counties in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. allegheny county is the only one reporting votes so far.

>> i'm as usually pro-doug as any doug can be. it's troubling on the substance, on everything that you laid out. the stop the steal movement is based online and a will the of lies. he may take a governor seat off the table. they have nominated people who are unelectable. we saw it with senate races and it's cost republican seats that they could win. he got a lot of spending from democrats wo wanted him to be the nominee. >> let's pivot to north carolina and what the results could tell us about upcoming races. cawthorne is the incumbent. he's been the subject of swirl of controversies. he was defeated last night. trump's endorsement couldn't save him. he was heavily targeted by other republican leaders wanted him out. do you think this spells trouble for other gop extremists, someone like marjorie taylor greene in upcoming primaries? >> i don't think. i think her brand is much different than madison cawthorne. for example, it wasn't just that madison cawthorne had far right conservative values that he espouses. not just he said con

the funny thing was when i was working on this book and i was talking to doug williams the first black quarterback to ever win the super bowl i go way back with doug and i told him that story and he laughed at me. of course they were going to put that into the story. >> what was the first experience dealing with the fact that race is always there in one form or another? in 2010 there wereen other incidents with black athletes in black coaches through the years but it's 2010 donovan met knapp came to play quarterback here in washington. the game in the season against the detroit lions washington fell behind 30-25 and they took the kick off and rex grossman with a chicago background you probably remember he had taken a snap all season. ndamukong suh kick the ball and game over. what made you change quarterbacks and he said i had a gut feeling about rex. ndamukong suh wasn't habit a great game which he wasn't. this is an 11th hear nfl quarterback and he didn't know the two-minute offense? that answer didn't sit well with a lot of the media so the next day he said i didn't know if he was s

it certainly seems likely that governor doug mastriano would work to undermine that victory. and get this, it gets even worse. because, pennsylvania is one of the states allows the governor to appoint the secretary of state, which means the person overseeing the election will be handpicked by the guy who tried to steal the last one. who says that the democrats stole the 2020 election. in fact, mastriano has already said that whoever he fixed for the job will be ordered to erase these states voter rolls, requiring ever pennsylvania wants to vote in 2024 to register with the state. again, no one's been subtle about this. certainly not mastriano and his allies. i want to play one exchange between mastriano and a supporter from his victory party last night, it's a little hard to hear because the music but listen carefully to the end. [inaudible] 20 electoral votes as well. now, pennsylvania only had 19 electoral votes in 2024, but you get the point. charitably, will win pennsylvania. but less charitably, but more plausibly, the way they see it, he controls the governor's mansion,

doug, let's start with you, the primaries are different it.switch over to vote reap warnings you know. sometimes you have multiple candidates, different threshholds, there's a lot of talk about trump being the driving defining force here. is that overstated or depends on the race? >> it depends on the race, but it's also overstated, both at the same time. we all have trump on the brain and we have for years, but rules and candidates and campaigns matter, and so as you're talk talking about, you know, pennsylvania which kristen was just talking about, that's a closed primary. only republicans can vote in that primary. not a lot of early voting. that will make a difference in the democratic primary. in north carolina, ted budd is going to win this in the walk, a trump-endivorced candidate but when trump endorsed him last year he didn't surge to 50% in the polls. he got a little bit of a bump, certainly got a financial bump and that was it. the threshold in north carolina is 30%, and that's where madison cawthorn's primary is going to be most int

of the james weldon johnson institute for the study of race and difference at emory university and doug high republican strategist and former communications director for the republican national committee. it is great to have both of you here with us this morning. as we look at where we stand, there is so much focus as we know our lead tory this morning of course on georgia. and what is happening in that state. i'm curious, you look at this, especially from your perspective, being so close to it all, is this a test of the former president's influence or is it a test of the limits of the election lie? >> you know, it is a bit of both. we need to be cautious about how we interpret the results. tonight's results are going to be one or a handful of data points in an entire election cycle of events and so we can't make inferences from just what happens in this one event. my working hypothesis is that donald trump's endorsement may not be as effective as he claims it to be. endorsements matter because they convey information and for lesser known candidates it may be helpful, but that is subjec

doug. >> doug: one woman is hospitalized in florida, the daily mail released photos of two of the victims. is there a danger for others in the bahamas, the health minister at one point was not sure if they were dealing with a widespread threat. >> proving to not be the case and we believe it is an isolated situation that involves around the four people that were impacted. >> doug: symptoms include convulsions, limiting the possible causes. >> this appears to be environmental exposure, could have come from an industrial source. i've heard of rare toxins, that is one plausible explanation. doug holtzman sandals issued a statement, we are working with the investigation and the guest's families in every way possible. out of respect for privacy of the guests we cannot disclose further information at this time. the u.s. state doesn't keeping an eye on developments in the bahamas and ready to provide assistance, if necessary. back to you guys. >> carley: such a wild story. i royal bahamas police force said they were alerted by staff at the hospital that one man was foungd unresponsive in the vil

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and to the newly elected republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania, doug mastery auto, he kind of uses together the religious and political side of this movement, the trump campaign's number one ally in the pence yet -- and their effort to get joe biden win in pennsylvania overturn. he marched to the capitol on january six, running for governor, he campaigned in events like pennsylvania for christ whose organizers claim is to reestablish the kingdom of god in pennsylvania, and the event called compatriots rise for god family and country were -- david stored for fighting for our religious rights in christ jesus. >> we had the power of god with me, jesus christ that were serving, air he's guiding and directing our steps. in november and take our sea guy, by god will make it so. >> doug mastriano, to fill that prophesy after winning the republican nominee for governor on tuesday, listen to how he describes the path adding victory celebration that night. >> it gives us all of, god uses the full to compound the lies that's his story, he uses people like you and me to change history.

doug -- i believe it was doug howe had an $18 million change of control provision he had a $9 millionit seems doug might have been given the signal that maybe he wasn't going to mang it. i don't know why -- >> so what is your end game here are you just pushing for a sale at any cost? how does that change shareholder value? >> when we started this campaign, m & a wasn't on the table. we nominated great directors we put tom kingsbury on the board last year. our intent was to help this company be a better company and create long-term value unfortunately, given the dysfunction in the board room, the mismanagement by the executives, they put the company in an unusual space, difficult space. you have to see what these offers are it's hard to know what to compare it against and it's hard to know the validity of their own plan and that's why we think this company really needs to acknowledge that they did withhold material information and realize that this whole election was likely to be invalidated and they're going to have to get a vote again. >> you're talking about the -- you only received

>> look, doug mastriano actually livestreamed the event on his facebook page.out there. i agree with a lot of the reporters you said you talked to. why i can't get into the head of mastriano, my best guess is this is a way to pick a fight with national media and rile up the base. hey, at the same time it meant that he got to evade questions from the press about things like the fact that he was at the capital o capitol on january 6th, that he was subpoenaed by the congressional committee investigating the attack. he's been the face of the movement to overturn the 2020 election in pennsylvania. he got to evade questions on those issues and then also, yeah, picking a fight with the national media, it's good for business in the gop primary. >> the only people to suffer are the voters, who maybe don't realize it's bad for them. and this is kras tall clear example of this problem. you just spotted a question like this for the inquirer -- i'm sorry, that's not the right one. let's take it off the screen a minute. do you view what's happening in pennsylvania as a broad

welcome both laura and doug.g in some facts quickly before i get your response to the first lady. the fda is hitting a pause on the europe deliveries of formula because they have information on them that is not in english and they don't think that we're smart enough to google translation to use it. doug. >> this is just amazing. about like taking the unsympathetic nature of this to the parents of america now and the only issue i heard also the fda director said we need more money for better leadership. when you heard the first lady talk about now we're solving this problem. it is like taking your child to the mall, dropping them off and they didn't know where they were and you come back two hours later and said you were lost, i found you. no, they caused this issue and part of this issue and didn't have the foresight and longest to say how to solve it in the future. the ideological agenda is showing itself again of this administration. >> harris: sometimes when you can't solve a problems? you know what helps? com

it is something that doug mastriano actually bragged about on the campaign trail. watch. >> as you're governor, i get to appoint the secretary of state. guess who oversees elections, i do the secretary of state. >> yeah, if elected in november, doug mastriano pledged to end no excuse vote by mail. he also said he would force millions of registered voters to register again. what's more, as governor, mastriano would be the official to certify the winner of his state's vote in the 2024 election. that means he can ensure that no democratic president wins elections in pennsylvania, regardless of what the people decide. make no mistake. 2020 was only the beginning for these people. the future of our democracy is on the ballot, not in 2024, but in 2022. let's kick this hour off with my subtly night all-star panel. jasmine crockitt is a democratic house member. joe wine-banks is a former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. carlos -- is a former republican congressman from florida, he's also a msnbc political analyst. it is great to have all three of you with us. state repr

doug luzader has details. hi, doug. >> doug: this emerging trade pact is called the framework for prosperity, but other headlines are emerging and the white house had to clarify a surprising comment the president made about taiwan. >> you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily for obvious reasons, are you willing to get involved militarily for taiwan, if it comes to that? >> yes, that is the commitment we made. >> doug: that sounds like a major change in policy for the u.s. the white house very quickly issued this statement denying there was any policy change. the president said our policy has not changed and reiterated our one china policy and commitment to peace and stability across the taiwan strait to provide taiwan with military means to defend itself. the president made news speaking about the u.s. economy, no longer talk about transitory challenge. >> president biden: our gdp will grow faster than china's for the first time in 40 years. does that mean we don't have problems? we d

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doug doug was supporting her daughter ceo's drive to stem. the flood of plastic close to 50 percent of the plastic that's being produced annually is used in the toys, industrial toys and games industry. and it's a $90000000000.00 industry. and doug, no wonder 90 percent of the toys right now. across the what i made a plastic plastic is made from crude oil, around $1800000.00 tons of carbon dioxide all emitted every year during plastic production. the non governmental organization, toxic sling has long warned about the dangerous effects of plastic and children and adolescents. children are specially more prone to know impacts of toxicity and foster for their growing ah, their body is increasing. growing rapidly. bad metabolism is much faster. it consume much better. so when it does the body, it stays in the body. it grows it, bye bye. and many of these chemicals have things like justice isis, soft nose flame retardant stabilizers colorants. and for instance, we try to use 2 toys. they all are chemicals, and many of these chemicals that we know

we do know that the candidate for governor is doug ma striano.pennsylvania, in pennsylvania, the governor gets to appoint the secretary of state, mastriano, who worked hard to overturn that election, he would in position to name the top election official in the state. he of course got the trump endorsement in that election. it's almost a prerequisite to get that endorgsment, to endorse some version of that big lie. more than 70% who have trump endorsement this year deny the legitimacy of the last election. >> and that primary in georgia on tuesday may be the highest profile test of that big lie. >> martha, donald trump has made its mission to defeat the governor in georgia. what happened there, biden wins in 2020 and just a few weeks later the republicans do even worse than they did then in the runoff elections. this is the map that warnock used to ride to re-election. voter turnout was in some of the b bluer parts of the suburbs. meanwhile, you had a lot of republicans staying home there and through the central part of the state. talked and fed

>> so, i don't know doug mastriano at all. i've never met him. i don't think i've even had a conversation with him. so, i will suspend judgment until i get a chance to get to know him a little bit. >> reporter: he's said the election is stolen. does that concern you? >> i'm aware he has said things that i would disagree with. but, like i said, until i actually meet the guy, get to know him a little bit, i'm going to suspend judgment. >> we'll talk more about the implications of his candidacy for the state for 2024 and also for whoever wins the senate nomination. also tonight, much more in the other race -- races, i should say -- including the defeat of madison cawthorn, both the youngest republican ever elected to the house and now the youngest republican to lose his seat. >>> first, a late development in pennsylvania, where they're still counting votes. jeff zeleny joins us with chester, just outside philadelphia. jeff, how has the race changed today for these candidates? >> reporter: anderson, really hour-by-hour, county-by-county, the race has

i hope doug agrees i hope we can all agree it's not controversial.ld not be partisan that the smowrstd must remain in judicially independent branch of government impervious to political pressure and the leak should upset all of us regardless of where that ends up going. on this issue of abortion, it's very curious to me that the democrats weren't talking about it until today. they did not see it as a strong issue for them in their polling. of course, everybody is polling including fox news' polls, bret, show clearly inflation, immigration, jobs and of course national security, border security have been leading in the polls. last thing, this is a base issue for both sides. and i think you can probably expect that those who are pro-life, believing that you are killing a baby as joe biden said today, aborting a child and those who believe this is about women's health, they will be able to turn out the numbers in the midterms. but i think the left will take this a little too far. and not realize how much people are hurting at the gas pump and the grocery