he did it in braddock, in harrisburg, and now he's going to do the same thing in washington. [cheers and applause] i'm going to be honest with you. politics is mean. and i am not. but the truth is too many people in this commonwealth and this country are hurting. too many people feel abandoned, feel ignored. too many people think their best days are behind them. but john has a plan and a purpose to make sure pennsylvania's best days are ahead of us. he's going to fight for abortion rights. he's going to fight to raise the minimum wage. he's going to fight to protect our planet. he's going to fight to eliminate the filibuster. he's going to fight to lily -- to legalize cannabis. he's going to fight against gun violence, against inflation and corporate greed, and he's going to fight for this country to make things again the way it once did in braddock. tonight we are going to celebrate this victory because if you're in this room you made it happen. thank you. [cheers and applause] if you knocked on a door, donated five dollars, sent a text, or waited in line to vote, you made i

marine, prosecutor united states attorney, i'm a conservative outsider and i will go to harrisburg ton track. is not just pennsylvania we need to elect conservative governors all over the country but it's gonna start and pennsylvania on tuesday, we were very important primary and hope that people will vote on wednesday. >> tucker: thank you i appreciate it. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: so the story started a lot like the death of george floyd you feel bad about what's happening in ukraine and what's happened to george floyd? of course you did, course you did. next thing you wake up and you've no police left. or you wake up and were at war with russia. according to the leadership of the democratic party we are literally at war with russia. will show you the tape. ♪ ♪ better luck next time. who said that? i did. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. it's a quality exam worth 50 bucks. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. alright, i'll give you

the third biggest batch of outstanding votes is around the state capital, dolphin county, where harrisburgrth biggest batch is in lancaster county. a lot of these are mail-in ballots. they had some mechanical, technical issues, processing issues with mail ballots in this county. a lot of these will be mail ballots in the other large batch of outstanding votes, it's in cumberland county where carlisle is. these are your five biggest sources of outstanding votes here. again, with mehmet oz leading by 637 votes statewide. where do we expect things to go from here. again, in all of these counties and some others, they are going to continue to count up the same-day vote. the election day vote. the vote cast by people who went to the polls today. we'll see how that ends up affecting all these different numbers. different counties are handling the mail-in ballots differently. some counties have counted them all. some counties say they're going to count them all tonight. other counties say they're going to get to what they can tonight, do the rest tomorrow. there are even some counties that say we

where harrisburg is. the fourth biggest batch of outstanding votes isn't lancaster county.ot of these are mail-in ballots, they've had some mechanical some technical issues. some prophesy issues with mail ballots. a lot of these are going to be mail ballots. another large batch of outstanding votes, it's incompetent county where carlisle is. five outstanding votes again. with mom and was leading by 637 votes statewide. where do we expect things to go from here? again, it all of these counties, and some others, they are going to continue to count up the same day votes. the election day votes. the votes that was cast by people who went to the polls today. we are going to see how that ends up affecting all of these different numbers. different counties are handling the mail-in ballots differently. some counties have counted them all. some counties are gonna count them all tonight. some others say they are gonna get to what they can't tonight, do the rest tomorrow. and even sums that said we are not touching mail ballots at all until tomorrow. so we don't know when this night w

where harrisburg is. the fourth biggest batch of outstanding votes isn't lancaster county.llots, they've had some mechanical some technical issues. some prophesy issues with mail ballots. a lot of these are going to be mail ballots. another large batch of outstanding votes, it's incompetent county where carlisle is. five outstanding votes again. with mom and was leading by 637 votes statewide. where do we expect things to go from here? again, it all of these counties, and some others, they are going to continue to count up the same day votes. the election day votes. the votes that was cast by people who went to the polls today. we are going to see how that ends up affecting all of these different numbers. different counties are handling the mail-in ballots differently. some counties have counted them all. some counties are gonna count them all tonight. some others say they are gonna get to what they can't tonight, do the rest tomorrow. and even sums that said we are not touching mail ballots at all until tomorrow. so we don't know when this night will. and exactly with the

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

. >> cnn's athena jones is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. could this change the race? >> reporter: well, alisyn, it's so close, it's really hard to know. it seems like any large amount of votes could change the race. we're waiting for the unofficial count from all 67 counties. those results are due at 5:00 p.m. dr. mehmet oz is leading dave mccormick by about a thousand points, within the .5 margin of error that will add an automatic recount. the acting secretary of state expect it is to happen. here's more of what she said about the process and what we're waiting for. >> it's looking like we're within .1%. as far as time line as we mentioned today at 5:00, counties are sending me the unofficial returns. part of that will also be the undated ballot count. then tomorrow wednesday at noon, that's when candidates can waive whether or not they want to have a recount, and then on wednesday, tomorrow, i'm also expected to announce the recount and issue an order on thursday. with the recount to start as early as friday of this week. >> reporter: and remember, there are also s

and i am don't now by kristin harrisburg, a freelance journalist, and middle east analyst who specializes in syria. good to have you with us. and simply put, kristen is target engaging and ethnic cleansing of northeastern syria. turkish interventions have displeased several 100 thousands of people close to the areas to the northern areas and northern syria, mainly coach population, but as well as syrians in east since 2016. so the property and the land of these people has been confiscated by chalk is proxy there, which is the syrian national army. it's a group of extremists in islamist, malicious. so displacing these kurdish people, mainly kurdish people and now wanting to resettle mainly era refugees from turkey means that they are really trying to change the demographic realities along the border. and this will create more social unrest within the searing society that is already deeply divided after 10 years of war and violence. and how likely is it that president ad tuan will get away with us? he has already started to build homes like 57000 homes have already been built. so the progra

and sent to different parts of a region, like for instance they were flying into wilkes-scranton, harrisburgcounty and white plains. it is outrageous and i've met with hhs twice and they didn't tell me the truth what was going on. they told me it was coincidence the flights were coming in in the middle of the night. they are trying to mitigate the horrible policies of the biden administration, where we have 5000 to 7000 illegals a day coming into the border and turning all states, including pennsylvania into border states. >> todd: your bill aims to expose this further. why is the white house so afraid of local leaders knowing who is in their communities? could it be the truth is simply wildly unpopular? the white house knows it and they are trying to cover it up? >> that's exactly it. there is no other rationale reason for it, why wouldn't we want to know if these are adolescents for the school to be made aware. asking for notification to truly help. hhs needs to help mitigate awful policies because the border, detention center along border in texas and arizona are completely overwhelmed. w

i think it's going to take a conservative outsider, someone like me to go to harrisburg and shake thingsading candidate for governor who is not a politician. i'm a marine, i'm prosecutor, i'm a forminger united states attorney as you mentioned. we need election integrity in our state and get rid of no excuse mail in balloting and don't have illegal ballot harvesting and when it comes to criminal justice, we need to enforce the law. >> jesse: we got to get rid ofl. that's one of the best things we can do to enforce the law. thank you so much, bill, we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. and if people want to learn more about my campaign please go to bill mcswane.com. thank you. >> jesse: all right. barack obama is jealous of joe biden. [laughter] a new book exposes their fake relationship. and we have some new sound from biden's wacky disinformation czar. dr. rand paul on that and dr. fauci's graduation speech. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without wo

i had three big rallies today, i started in harrisburg and then to my home town of bloomsburg at my highool where i grew up and then a final rally tonight in pittsburgh. and there were hundreds and hundreds of people at these rallies, and i think what it indicates is the point you made which is, there's lots of people who are still figuring out who they're going to vote for. and they're zeroed in and they're asking themselves three questions. who's going to represent and fight for the conservative values that i hold dear? who can win the general election in november, because the stakes are so high. this is really to push back on the wokeness and weakness going in the wrong direction under chuck schumer and joe biden and nancy pelosi. and then who can get to the senate and make a big difference on day one? i'm feeling great support. there's many voters coming my way i hear that throughout the day and throughout the last couple weeks and i'm optimistic that tomorrow we'll have a great result. but it's very much, as you said, it's very dynamic. >> laura: everybody has to get out and vote if

harrisburg in the center part of the state. if you lack at the outstanding vote that remains now, you go southeast of pittsburgh, westmoreland county, that is, by the way, the place where donald trump went and had the rally with dr. oz about 1 1/2 weeks ago. pittsburgh here. westmoreland county. right now a decent county, out of 67 counties, it ranks number 10 in terms of population. they have about 60% of the vote reporting which means 40% is outstanding. simple math. that's in westmoreland. i want to take you across the state and show you the southeast. this is philadelphia down here. the green area. i showed these a short time ago. bucks county, strong population. four out of 67. a moment ago it was reporting that only 18% of the vote was in. if that's the case, they have a ways to go. >> montgomery county 3 of 67. they were reporting less than half the vote in at 40%. still a ways to go there. in delaware county, 5 of 67. these are -- a lot of folks live here in southeastern p.a. they were at 27% of the vote. a lot there in

that is where we see the higher, heavier rain falling in western maryland and areas like harrisburg, pennsylvania. and in fact, additional totals from .25 to 1 inch is leading to the flooding. let's see what we are expecting as far as timing. i know we are think going when will it end? showers. we got rain throughout saturday. by sunday, that system starts to pull more off to the coast. still feeling the residual impact from the storm. cool and cloudy conditions. it will be a wet and soggy one on the east coast before we dry out. nonetheless, we will get sunshine on the east coast in time to celebrate mothers. here is a look at the mother's day forecast. out to new york city, conditions in the 50s with a good amount of sunshine breaking through the clouds. down into southern georgia, sunshine in the >> right now, live look in san francisco. starting out with temperatures in the 50s. we're going to get a mix of sun and clouds through about11:00 a.m. winds north-northwest at 12 miles an hour. expect the winds to pick up around your lunch hour, 1:00, 2:00. san jose, forecasted highs tod

politics, from the three rivers in pittsburgh, to the striking green home of the capitol building in harrisburg, heart of government in the commonwealth, to historic independence hall in philadelphia, those across pence im , pennsylvania, are making choice to influence the presidential race. i'm jake tapper and we're standing by for results in what is sure to be an eventful election. the political spotlight on key primary races in pennsylvania, north carolina, kentucky, idaho and oregon. in phil pennsylvania, north carolina republican senators retiring seats, tonight, we'll bring more to the direction of the two major parties, also a significant new test of former president trump's grip on the republican party and president biden's sway over the democrats. as both weigh a potential rematch in 2024. perhaps the biggest test of the trump factor is his pick in pennsylvania republican former tv dr. mehmet oz has trump's endorsement and name recognition, but right now locked in a race against former hedge fund ceo mccormick and rather unknown conservative kathy barnett with a late surge and compelli

>> reporter: for one broker in harrisburg, pennsylvania, she says the number of offers per house is slowingave had 30, i believe one we had 38 offers on one of our listin ts erheweekend, we got i offers. >> reporter: one of the reasons why the housing market is cooling, higher mortgage rates. >> buyers may not be able to afford as much house as they could a few months ago because of higher mortgage rates. >> reporter: a few weeks ago buyers could lock in 30 years below 4%. now rates are well above 5%. here's what you can do. get pre-approval for a realistic view of what you can afford. lock in as soon as you can. some companies will allow you to do this before you identify a property. consider banks may allow you to buy down interest. for would-be home buyers, the message is there's hope. claire also reminds potential buyers, be flexible, consider going a little bit further out of your target area, and sometimes consider a slightly smaller home or a condo or a townhouse instead of a single family home. sometimes if you just shake up your metrics a little bit, you have a little bit better lu

joning us from state capitol, harrisburg, how likely the race head to see a recount? >> oh, anderson, almost certainly. recount would be automatically triggered if the race is within half a percentage point and the margins here continue to be razor thin, currently dr. oz leads mccormick by about 977 votes, that's smaller than when we started today so a tight race, getting even tighter and there's not that many votes left to be counted. fewer than 10,000, that will continue over the next day or so, so we should know pretty soon whether this is indeed headed to a recount. >> so 900 vote difference between them, fewer than 10,000 votes to be counted. is there still, a i don't know exactly where all those 900 or where those votes come from, is there still a path to victory for mccormick? >> reporter: well, there is a path. it's narrow but there is a path. he would have to out perform his own margins when it comes to the remaining absentee ballots, his campaign also hopeful the military and over seas ballots will benefit mccormick then the other x factor which is undated b

from allentown to johnstown, from easton to erie, from harrisburg to pittsburgh and right here greensburg stand on the shoulders of american legends who poured out their blood, sweat and tears for our rights and our freedom. pennsylvania is the commonwealth where our founding fathers declared american energy independence, think of that, you were the first ones many, many years ago, who would think -- we had it done a year and a half ago and today we are begging for energy, we are begging enemies for energy. it's where the army weathered its brutal winter in valley forge, where general george washington led his men in a daring mission across the delaware and where our union was saved by the immortal heroes at gettysburg. gettysburg, pennsylvania. one of the most vicious battles in history and one of the most beautiful places on earth, isn't that interesting? this is the state where generations of tough, strong pennsylvania minors, factory workers, and the steelworkers forged of the greatest nation in history of the world. it was the hardworking patriots like you who built this country and

i don't think that mastriano could beat shapiro in the senate republican caucus in harrisburg. >> okay learned after 2016 don't count anyone out, right? and i hear people saying that all the time, why are you saying that, because look, he ran away with it. >> the collar counties of philadelphia and the lehigh valley. 35% of the vote is probably going to come out of those five counties in philadelphia plus the four collar counties, you extend it up to the lehigh valley. that's a lot of of votes. and it's a more moderate area of the state, and i think this stolen election business is going to turn off a lot of swing voting republicans and independents and he's really going to have to make a lot of votes up in other parts of the state. shapiro hasn't had to run hard left. he didn't have a primary. and josh is a pretty popular attorney general. let's face it. so i think that he's well positioned. now, mastriano will make a race of it? perhaps because it could be a very good republican year. i just don't flow how he gets over the top. >> so listen, mark, trump endorsed doug mastriano. he's

cnn's melanie from harrisburg with a look here. so close, headed for a recount, it looks like. >> reporter: absolutely. this race is neck and neck. david mccormick is trailing by just about 1,000 votes here in pennsylvania. the ballots will continue to be counted today. but there's only a few number of votes left to be counted. fewer than 10,000. most of which are absentee. it looks like mccormick's path to victory is toppling. and it looks like in here in pennsylvania, it's going to head to a recount, which will be automatically triggered if the race is within half a percentage point. it appears both campaigns are really gearing up for that potential scenario. mccormick is fighting to have all undated ballots counted in the race. he is someone who has performed better with mail-in ballots. oz, however, it fiercely fighting against that. he is backed, of course, by donald trump. we have a little early preview here of the fight to come in pennsylvania. now, on the democratic side, there's also been a lot of uncertainty. the lieutena

tood reminder, this is pittsburgh over here in the west, philadelphia down here in the southeast , harrisburg in the center part of the state. if you look at the outstanding vote that remains now, you go southeastt pittsburgh, westmoreland county, that is, by the way, the place wherere donald trump went had the rallya with dr. oz about a week and a half ago in pittsburgh here. this is westmoreland county right now a decentla county, you know, outut of 67 counties statewide, laura , it ranks t number 10 in terms of population. they have about 60% of the voteo reporting, which means 40% of the vote is still outstanding. pretty simple math , right? even this late hour we can do that . that'sn westmoreland now want tt take youo across the state and show you what we're getting here in the southeast ishe philadelphia down here, the green area i showed this a short time ago, bucks county strong population four out of sixty seven a moment ago it was reporting that only 18% of the vote was in if that's the case and they've got a ways to go. let me pop around here a momentc here.ou 3 montgomery county,

pennsylvania and we're only going to get change if we send a conservative outsider like me to me harrisburgo shake things up. the opponents that i'm running against, they're all career politicians. i'm a u.s. marine. i'm a prosecutor p, a united states attorney. a i'm a conservative outsidernd and i will i w go to harrisburgg and make the hard decisions that will get our stateet back e track. and it's not just pennsylvania. we need to elect conservative governors all over the country,l but it's going to start in pennsylvania on tuesday. t we have a very important primary and i hope people will vote for mcswain on tuesday. swain joining us , appreciate it. thank you . thank you , tucker . souc the crane story startedou a lot like the death of george floyd. do you feel bad aboutwh what'sni happening in ukraine? i feel bad it would happen to george , right? of course you did. of course you do.next t next thinghing t. you wake up and youou have no police left or in this case you wake up and work with russia. and according to l the leadership of the democratic party , the house of representative

bryan llenas is live in the state capital of harrisburg with us this morning.recount will begin tomorrow in pennsylvania in the republican senate primary race. nine days after election day. dr. mehmet oz has a lead over david mccormick but over 900 votes triggering a recount under state law. all 67 counties must have the recount complete by june 7th with results submitted june 8th. >> smaller counties as you can imagine might have that recount done pretty quickly. larger counties might take longer. it is really up to the county to decide what method of recount they are using, if it's hand or if they are using another device. you can imagine hand might take a little bit longer because they need to actually have more bodies to help do that. >> there is an ongoing legal battle over the fate of 860 republican ballots where people did not write a date on the outside of the envelopes. mccormick argued undated ballots should count. the ballots were officially time stamped by county election boards. the oz campaign and republican national committee have filed lawsuits

we've got bryan llenas on the ground following the process in harrisburg.nnsylvania's 67 counties can begin the recount votes today. despite the fact this race is still too close to call, dr. mehmet oz released a new video online claiming victory for the first time. >> i want to take a moment to express my deep thanks to the great people of pennsylvania who joined me so far on this journey and supported my campaign. i'm blessed to have earn the presumptive republican nomination for the united states senate. >> dr. oz leads mccormick by just under 1,000 votes triggering an automatic recount under state law. it must be finished june 7th. a live look at allegany county election warehouse in pittsburgh. they'll start next week. lehigh county and several others began today. smaller counties will likely finish today. recounts aside, though, some county boards are finishing their original counts. as of yesterday, pennsylvania's department of state estimates that there were 1100 republican mail, military and overseas ballot that need to be counted. 3800 uncounted p

candidate whose bid around unfounded allegations of voter fraud in 2020 is making the top dog in harrisburg of reach. kathy garnet has part worries about the open seat being vacated by senator pat toomey which is crucial to republicans path to senate control. you can read more on the hill. and connection to that, political reporting -- politico reporting doug must rihanna getting support from president saturday with an endorsement, adding that the prospect of mr. trump's endorsement to overturn the election in 2020 -- president at the capitol during the january 6 insurrection is a lot of -- has a lot of republicans nervous about his ability to win a general election. but is one of the stories you can pay attention to on this network as we head toward november and the midterm election. you can comment on that on the open forum. numbers on the screen. republican line first, indiana, this is david. caller: how are you doing? host: i'm well, thanks. caller: you got me in on open forum so i will make a couple quick points. the abortion issue, hough we would focus more on -- if we would focus mor

release" in full swing continuing to some ghostlike into pennsylvania planes last night one from harrisburgeople very upset earn people have need to call every democrat member of the house white house say do not let title 42, because we all know deliberate attempt to make this situation twice as worse as it is right now. maria: it is amazing number of people, at the border flowing consistently every day. >> more gotaways -- >> could unbelievable congressman, joining us thank you, sir. we will keep checking back, coming up nato -- thank you so much nato membership sweden finland announcing plans to join the nato alliance general jack keane to weigh in on president putin's reaction and his warning, then the truth is out there, and in the halls of power we will talk about the house's first hearing, on ufos first hearing here in over 50 years, why? stay with us. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ another crazy day? of course it is—you're a cio in 2022. so what's on the agenda? morning security briefing—make that two. share that link. send that contract. see what's trending. check the traffic on your net

just like in pennsylvania, our electoral college is philadelphia, pittsburgh and harrisburg.t of the state, it doesn't matter how you vote. we need to take race out of this equation and we need to treat everybody as red-blooded americans, americans first, immigrants second. it's got to stop. the government has to stop throwing money at the problem. in an urban area in jacksonville, you can walk in and say i need -- and you are going to get. if you do that up here, it's not going to happen? they have to stop throwing money with the urban communities and throw it to the rural's. we have bad roads because of the horses and the amish carriages -- the roads are horrible. we have mountains, roads have been cut through that the rocks are continually falling with no barrier. they have to start going into rural america and saying, what do you need, instead of pushing us to the side. that's why we vote republican, so we can get help from the government, because if you don't live in the city, you are not going to get the help. host: what help do you get from republicans? what do you .2?

candidate whose bid around unfounded allegations of voter fraud in 2020 is making the top dog in harrisburgf reach. kathy garnet has part worries about the open seat being vacated by senator pat toomey which is crucial to republicans path to senate control. you can read more on the hill. and connection to that, political reporting -- politico reporting doug must rihanna getting support from president saturday with an endorsement, adding that the prospect of mr. trump's endorsement to overturn the election in 2020 -- president at the capitol during the january 6 insurrection is a lot of -- has a lot of republicans nervous about his ability to win a general election. but is one of the stories you can pay attention to on this network as we head toward november and the midterm election. you can comment on that on the open forum. numbers on the screen. republican line first, indiana, this is david. caller: how are you doing? host: i'm well, thanks. caller: you got me in on open forum so i will make a couple quick points. the abortion issue, hough we would focus more on -- if we would focus more

of my home town where i played football and wrestled and grew up, one where my parents lived, in harrisburgents have great energy, and you see people zeroing in on this question. and then, the final question, it's probably really important that we talk about it is once you win, who can actually go to washington and make a difference on day one trend? we are in a crisis. we don't have time for on-the-job training. if you want to know what on-the-job training looks like look at kamala harris. that's on-the-job training. we can't have that. so we had to have somebody who can show up on day one and deal with inflation, ukraine, china, and that's my candidacy. that's experience i'm running on. >> ainley: you know, dave come all three of us have interviewed all three candidates we know you all very well and consider you all friends. and your wife, dino, very well and steven and will do too. you are three good people i know your hearts you are all good people, how hard is this been for you? not only tens of millions of dollars spent of may be your own money but you're too having to attack people t

host: this is maria in harrisburg, pennsylvania. caller: thanks for taking my call. i know many women who have been pressured to abort their children. someone in their lives, whether it be a boyfriend, a husband, or a parent. there was a poll that was done showed that 85% of women who had abortions would have chosen life if just one person have provided support. they think that each of us could be one person's right -- deciding support for women. women deserve better than abortion. abortion stops a beating heart. brain waves can be detected 44 days after conception. this is a human being that deserves protection. host: mary lou, cleveland, ohio. caller: i am for keeping roe v. wade in place. being a catholic, pro-choice, i saw a person in our church, she had five children. she goes on her --dot and get pregnant again. she was using the rhythm by that catholic church. she got pregnant. her doctor said there was a great chance she could die during this pregnancy. our monsignor -- said there will be an exception to have this pregnancy, that she had five children. she ha

this is a big one right outside of philadelphia in dolphin county, where harrisburg is, the state capital next door. cumberland county where carlisle is. we're trying to nail down exactly how much there will be the same day vote, basically, when you add it up together, cumulatively across the state, oz and mccormick basically splitting it. it's basically a tied race right now. when you get through that however much is left, trying to nail that down with counties this morning, first thing. the other thing that we do know is there are a number of mail-in ballots that have yet to be counted. now, there are some counties in pennsylvania that came into yesterday, saying, hey, we have mail-in ballots. we're not even going to look at them until the day after the election. there are a few counties that said a place like mercer county in western pennsylvania made that statement. other counties said, well, we started to count them. i'll give you an example here. reserve county said, we started to count them. last night, they said, okay. we're going to stop counting for the night. we're going to res

that he was able to build up the margins of victory in those counties that weren't pittsburgh or harrisburg or philadelphia so that instead of a democrat like barack obama, and i'm just making up these numbers, but losing 60/40 over a democrat like hillary clinton, would lose to donald trump 80/20. those are the areas that i think kathy barnette and mehmet oz, if the trump endorsement really has weight, where they could do really well. >> a key point. let's just move over and go back two weeks to neighboring ohio, where j.d. vance with the trump endorsement won. you see all this pink, that's trump country. rural america is trump country or trumpism country. but the forces that he unleashed from the party is that he put on steroids in the party. you see them here. when we first started counting in ohio, matt dolan was ahead and got the government establishment vote in columbus, cleveland and the suburbs around cleveland and took an early lead. but then this, rural ohio swamped him. the question is who will rural pennsylvania go for in a republican primary. small counties. when you add up all