kevin nicholson for senate. >> we've seen this before.eresting to me in this particular state because this was a blue state the president turned red. democrats are determined to prove that was a fluke, number one by getting scott walker, they hope, this time. we'll get to that in a minute. but you still have these republicans running these pro-trump ads, even though tariffs and the president's personal war with harley-davidson. is that a risk? >> i think in the primary we've seen across the country in every primary this year, every republican primary, this is clearly the message that the campaigns, the candidates, the pollsters have tested and found wins republican primaries. be the strongest trump ally you can. similarly, we've seen otherwise well-qualified candidates lose because they were perceived as less loyal to president trump. the question i'm waiting to see answered, i think like clockwork, as soon as these primaries are over, you're going to have democrats attacking republicans who are too close to trump. so will the trump hug t

kevin nicholson, it's great to have you with us. appreciate it.ard to talking with you again soon. >> thanks you, lou. thanks for having me and i'm looking forward to talking to you before november 6th about beating tammy baldwin. lou: chinese propaganda could consume the american radio waves. a large spanish language radio station in tijuana, mexico being bought out by a group of chinese investors who plan the flip the station into a chinese language outlet, the station capable of reaching more than 600,000 chinese-speaking americans living in southern california. the justice department has launched an investigation into that deal. >>> up next, antifa thugs, threatening the life of our president over the weekend. we'll ask why the secret service, the fbi and law enforcement is on this issue right after the break. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> wall street stocks moving lower. the dow done 125 points the s&p lost 11. down 19. volume on the big board 3.1 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on t

. >> but trails kevin nicholson in florida for fundraising fight, nicholson a favorite of ted cruz andee. outside money is pouring in, the most expensive senate primary ever and nicholson is raking in cash even though back in college he was president of the college democrats of america. >> policies and values empower people into an opportunity of success. i didn't get that when i was 21. >> donald trump has not endorsed anyone in the primary but he has weighed in on a touchy subject in wisconsin, a possible boycott of harley-davidson, if they set up shop elsewhere. many harley-davidson's plan to boycott the company if the manufacturing moves overseas, most of the companies are coming in our direction including harley competitors, really bad move. us will have a level playing field or better. harley's orders are here in milwaukee. she doesn't think they will wind up leaving wisconsin. kevin nicholson says he doesn't think a boycott would be necessary and incumbent governor scott walker is expected to sail to victory in his primary yesterday, he does not once a boycott no matter what the

we'll ask river front investment kevin nicholson in the bloomberg. bloomberg. >>> here in sydney. you're watching day break australia. he dollar slumped on the nooing political turmoil and change. kevin i want to jump first to kick this off. taking a look at volumes here, interesting to see that we're down here. days of k this is dog summer. yes. yes. do a check now. buying a ocusing on sabik.gic stake in amco is tell bloomberg ar asking them to suspend work for being.me >> heart phone maker results of sting last m ce li showing a net income just over $2 billion for june. to a loss of $1.7 billion a year earlier. showme said it made great strides this year. samsung supplier aac technologies slumped the kong in 18 months in hong perfect closing the day in the green. nd now, it's fall came on news of profit far lower than anticipated and component make sures struggle in a plateauing market for high end devices. came in at $95 million, lagging lowest 14.5%.te, revenue fell meeting expectations had it comes to that profit number, 1.6ss billion aussie dollars 1.6ss estimate of billion a

vukmir is projected to have captured the gop senate primary, defeating former democrat and marine kevin nicholson. she will take on tammy baldwin in november. >>> and in the governors race in wisconsin, democrats selecting state schools chief tony evers to challenge the republican incumbent, scott walker. >>> history also made in minnesota. democrats in the fifth district nominating state representative ilhan omar, a progressive somali-american woman, for a congressional seat. and congressman keith ellison won the democratic nomination for minnesota attorney general, despite allegations of domestic abuse against him. he denies those allegations, but the dnc will begin a review. >>> and we finally have a winner in kansas after the primary there. kris kobach, the trump-backed candidate, officially the winner of the republican nomination for governor. the incumbent governor, jeff colyer, conceded last night after absentee and provisional ballots extended kobach's lead to 345 votes out of more than 313,000 cast. >>> all right, the trump campaign is filing for arbitration, claiming omarosa manigault n

. >> but leah vukmir trails kevin nicholson and they had to had fund-raising fight.e favorite of senators ted cruz and mike lee. outside money is now pouring into what could be the most expensive badger state senate primary ever, and nicholson is raking in cash, even now back in college, he was the president of the college democrats of americ america. >> conservative principles and policies and values actually work and empower people, given an opportunity to be successful. i did not get that when i was 21, i sure as heck get it now. >> president trump has not endorsed anyone in the senate primary but he has weighed in on a very touchy subject in wisconsin, a possible boycott of wisconsin's own harley-davidson if they wind up reacting to new tariffs by setting up shop elsewhere. the president tweeted, "many harley-davidson owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas. great! most other companies are coming in our direction, including harley competitors, a really bad move. u.s. will soon have a level playing field or better." harley's headquarters

a state senator ended up winning the republican nominee -- nomination over kevin nicholson, who kindf branded himself as an outsider who had a lot of financial support from outside groups, including the conservative -- leah was able to consolidate state support and she will be facing tammy baldwin this november. it will be one of the more in atitive senate races state where a democrat, tammy baldwin, is defending in a state trump carried. right now, we are seeing the momentum most likely on the democratic side as of this month. host: what about that race in minnesota? tina smith was looking to fill the rest of the term of a former senator now al franken. take us through what happened and whether republicans will be targeting that race in the fall. guest: republicans are really excited about their nominee, karen housley, a local state lawmaker. it is known that minnesota is going to be a difficult state for republicans this year. they are hoping she might have the kind of personal appeal that could work in the state. -- running for reelection, there is tina smith and there are a numbe

. >> you have kevin nicholson, former marine, former democrat running against a state senator vukmir. was a video of her saying unkind things about donald trump in 2016, the more established candidate. baldwin is their ultimate target. we don't know how that will turn out that ken baldwin is feeling good because of a nasty fight. jillian: the race to take on scott walker. >> running for a fourth time for governor and only going to his third term because of the recall election, 8 democrats, the only person with statewide name recognition, you have eight candidates running, some unusual endorsements. i am not sure what will happen. if evers wins that will be an incredible match, scott walker is the education governor. he had those big battles in the public sector union, teachers and school districts, more control, tony evers is the state superintendent of education. jillian: pretty competitive minnesota house races and four are supracompetitive. >> not so much about primaries but who will win the house of representatives in november. only 10% of races nationwide are competitive for the

the first-time candidate kevin nicholson, this tape has emerged of the state senator completely bashingn candidate donald trump. i am reading this is a test of whether or not the anti-trumpers versus the diehard trumpers. jen: no doubt there is still a never trump coalition, and there is room for disagreement and debate within the republican party. i do not think the gop is having the identity crisis and civil war as much as the democrats. kevin: fair. jen: if you look at maxine waters' statements, you have a lot of problems on the democrat side. look at the hawaii race. this is a person who stood up for bernie sanders against the hillary clinton machine and has continued to be punished, including recently when the hawaii teachers association revoked their endorsement from her. we have a lot of problems internally in the democratic party that i think will show. kevin: with regards to the senate primary republican in wisconsin, folks will make a lot out of this. what can we read from this primary next week? whileook, it has been a since a presidential candidate has one in wisconsin. you

kevin nicholson hoping to face off against incumbent democrat tammy baldwin. voters rowing the field in the congressional district held by paul ryan who is retiring at the end of his term. rob: antifa members threatening to murder the president, responding to some very disturbing threats from the far left. >> one of the things, democrat socialism -- let me reject that right now. >> democrats refusing to accept socialism into their party but a shocking new poll shows there voters -- the direction the party should go. our political panel on deck to the debate it next. ♪ i'm big and awesome, but this guy is little, can it really clean? heck yeah it can! it's concentrated detergent plus stain fighters plus odor flighers that fight for clean. boom! even this entire bottle can't beat tide pods. and now a word from future gronk: ugh... tide pods. if it's clean, it's got to be tide. all your school get supplies today... school.. grade.. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like these for only a 25 cents at office dep

lou: the wisconsin race was interesting, kevin nicholson not surviving against the establishment choice there in wisconsin. were you surprise snd. >surprised?>> we supported nicht what it was was scott walker and he's built a very strong organization there in turn for the woman who won the process. and you're going to have two candidates. the key thing is we don't have a single democrat down under. we've got to -- lou: say that again. >> we don't have a single democrat of the 25 that rupp for reelection that we can say are automatically ours. we've got to win these races. there are eight or ten that we've got shots at, three our four good shots at, including baldwin yesterday and we've got to win them. i keep coming back to that. we've got 80-some-odd day to go. the campaign is just beginning. lou: you've got paul ryan who is not trying to win. he's trying to manage a rino rear guard action so that he keeps the rinos in place for the benefit of the chamber of commerce, the business round table, the koch brothers, wall street, you name it. >> you have a very full agenda that trump has pu

. >> reporter: in that race the outsider candidate kevin nicholson could not turn a huge fundraisingprimary when. he just conceded a few minutes ago, they started to break down the stage, that means the candidates who will face the incumbent democrat tammy baldwin in november will be the favorite of paul ryan and scott walker and writes priebus and a lot of gop establishment type folks in wisconsin. and another race wisconsin republican governor scott walker did get a democratic opponent tonight, the school superintendent who easily emerged from an 8 person democratic field, either's is an outspoken opponent of reining in collective bargaining power and also opposes a $10 billion electronic plan he wants to build your. he accuses walker of getting fox connor handout. walker has already won two gubernatorial elections and did beat back a recall = has his hands full. national democratic leaders are hoping to flip the seat being vacated by retiring speaker paul ryan and they found their candidate in november, randy the irons - bright who announced his campaign in june by offering to tra

kev kevin nicholson. and what is so important for wisconsin today?, likely to win that nomination. she has the endorsement from the state party. that is a tell-tale sign. to me what is interesting about the republican side of the aisle is trying to attach yourself to trump which is what they are trying to do and recognize his policies toward harley-davidson are not helpful to the state. that is a tough balancing act. >> some democrats try to pivot the president's attacks on harley-davidson. they are pivoting saying the president is attacking harley workers and our state in his trade policies which is hurting the upper midwest which is an area that helped get him elected. >> that is right. if you look at the polls on the screen that showed the match up with baldwin and nicholson, you see baldwin is ahead. we have seen donald trump's approval ratings in the state have fallen over the past few months. to me, when you combine that, it suggests a very tough road that those republican candidates would have in the general election. >> president trump is a f

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on the republican side, businessman and former marine kevin nicholson has a cash advantage over stateor leah vukmir. >> i have to raise money, 3.3 million over my primary opponent. i >> what vikmir lacks in money, she makes up in mileage. she also has the support of a famous local. >> she's the person who can best deliver the senate seat. >> the winner of tomorrow's primary will face democratic senator tammy baldwin. >> she stands with, of all people, bernie sanders, calling for a single payer government run health care. >> baldwin has a double-digit lead or both republicans. but she is airing attack ads against them both anyway. >> tammy baldwin is making sure our government buys american and hires american. >> baldwin was the first democratic incumbent senator in america to run reelection the cycle and a third of the $14.8 million for campaign is spent has been announced even though she doesn't have an opponent yet. >> still sits at 41% approval rating. anyone who tells you she's not in a lot of trouble is getting themselves. >> since president trump took office, he's made senate pr

one of them is a state senator who hope she gets credit for the good economy and the other is kevin nicholsonthe college democrats of america who left the party that his parents are still part of over the democrats pro-choice platform. martha? >> martha: peter doocy, and front of a red barn in walkie chef. here now is more special reports, bret baier will be watching these throughout the evening but it's always good to see you. when you look at the races, it could be a reshaping in terms of the face of some of these places and paul ryan has had that seat for a long time. he leads as speaker of the house. what are you watching tonight and that wisconsin race? >> bret: i think wisconsin is the heart of where the battles will be and it will be a test of, wonder, how president trump plays in wisconsin and, number two, how fierce the resistance is on the democratic side and how organized they are. there are some primary races here that will determine some big positions. for example, tammy baldwin, the democrat senator currently is potentially vulnerable. and depending on who the republican is, you

those include, kevin nicholson one time college democrat who broke with them and his family, he has aing lead. he doesn't have the backing of wisconsin gop heavyweights like paul ryan, scott walker, reince priebus. they want state senator volusia county mere to win. the paul ryan wants his former aide, candidate ryan styles to succeed him. the district has five other republicans as well, who will face the winner of the democratic primary, in november, and what is no longer this wisconsin first district, a safe republican-held seat come november. david. david: i remember when it was a safe democratic seat. it goes both ways. peter doocey, great to see you. melissa. melissa: here to react one and only james freeman, "wall street journal" editorial page editor and author of a fantastic new book sliding off the shelves at amazon. if there any there get them there immediately because it will be gone in a minute. "borrowed time." james freeman. >> thank you. melissa: a lot of pressure on you with that introduction. i hope you brought you "a" game. let me ask you about wisconsin. a lot of ra

polls show a tight race between state senator lee bookmeyer and kevin nicholson.my baldwin in november. there's a heated primary for paul ryan's seat. randy bryce faces a challenge from kathy mieyers. both of these minnesota districts went for president trump in 2016. we'll be watching these races and more tonight. so stay with us. a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and sw

republicans trying to challenge here including kevin nicholson from the college of democrats that brokeh the party and his family over the pro choice part of the democratic platform. he's got a fund-raising lead but he doesn't have the backing of wisconsin's gop heavyweights like paul ryan. another very important primary is the race to replace paul ryan. he wants his former aid, brian style to succeed him. the district has five other republicans running as well who will face the winner of the democratic party in the first district. come november, first district here in wisconsin no longer is a sure thing for the republicans. dana? >> thanks, peter. the white house sounded optimistic about the mid-terms. larry kudlow telling politco these are very good terms. the confidence indices are telling a very important story and potus' polling in the low to mid 50s. the blue wall has crashed. joining me now, senator al franken and josh holmes, former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell. drew, i'll go to you first and allow you to respond to larry kudlow about the economy and whether that will help

fund-raising leader is kevin nicholson.of the college democrats of america who broke with the party of his parents were still democrats over that party's pro-choice platform. this had a candidate with the establishment support here is state senator leah vukmir. hope she gets credit for the state strong economy while she's been in the state house. they are also having a primary minnesota. that's the state president trump barely lost in 2016 2016 and ie to one of the few house districts were republicans think they can go on offense. up in the iron range where the impact of new tariffs may play out in real time. a trumped trump backed candidag to flip a seat they're long held by democrat rick nolan. there is a dark cloud over the race to be attorney general with the vice chair of the dnc, democratic commerce and keith ellison facing serious and but unproven allegations of domestic abuse by an ex-girlfriend. he is still running. in connecticut, the governor is retiring, five republicans into democrats, including one who went to

you have one candidate, kevin nicholson, who is an upstart.ew to the scene, he's young, he's only 40 years old. he's a former marine. he's never held elected office before. and he's really portrayed himself as the most unabashed, pure supporter of president trump, as he challenges a known quantity of milwaukee area politician named leah vukmir. vukmir has all the institutional advantages, the backing of scott walker, the republican governor, reince priebus, who is from wisconsin, and speaker ryan. i think it's a question of whether or not voters will punish her for that and seek something new and fresh as a lot of conservatives have in these primaries, which have really come down to a question of how loyally and faithfully can you defend president trump. >> and steve, what are we seeing in some of these key house races? >> you mentioned the one we got here, after wisconsin, you mentioned the paul ryan seat. there was a lot of talk about this one before paul ryan announced his retirement, because obviously paul ryan, a national figure, and ther

in that race, the outsider candidate, businessman and marine kevin nicholson could not turn a huge fund-raising. he just conceded a few minutes ago, they've started to break down the stage. that means that the candidate who will face the incumbent democrat, tammy baldwin, in november, is going to be leah vukmir, who was a favorite of paul ryan and scott walker and reince priebus and a lot of g.o.p. establishment type folks here in wisconsin. another race, wisconsin's republican governor scott walker did get a democratic apartment tonight. the state school superintendent tony devers, who easily emerged from an eight person democratic field. he is an outspoken opponent of walker's most famous legislation that reined in unions collective bargaining power and evers also poses a $10 billion electronic plan that fox gone wants to build here. he accuses walker, his soon-to-be opponent, of giving them a handout. ryan has -- walker, rather, has already won mike two gubernatorial elections and he beat back a really dumb a great call try so evers is going to ho make a fourth time a turn for the democrats.

and if kevin nicholson wins the primary in wisconsin tonight and is the nominee in the senate againstmy baldwin, i think democrats are going to have to spend a he heck of a lot of mony defending tammy baldwin. we'll see how tonight goes. charles: evan, how are you seeing them shaping up? there's the vote and then there's the interpretation of the vote. >> well, what i'm seeing right now is there's sort of the national narrative that does trickle down to every congressional district throughout the country, and that's much more health care and the country's going in the wrong direction because poll after poll, the majority of americans say we are going in the wrong direction despite this great economy. god help us if the economy goes to the tank before then. but then it's also all races are local. charles: right. >> and you have to have candidates who reflect the values of that district. and that's our big firewall. so when you have somebody who can reflect the values of, say, districts in minnesota or paul ryan's district, because he's retiring in wisconsin, that would be a big help. a