voters, boebert's trump style rhetoric strikes it's a chord. >> america first, and that's what lauren boebert stands for. >> i know. >> caused a lot of controversy, would move to district four me just fell still the right person to represent us. >> but it's not just boebert's move that's been controversial. >> president trump has not going anywhere. he's coming back for another four years. >> she made headlines for turning up a trump it's hush money trial in new york last month. >> and what is the crime? >> will skipping a court hearing for her teenage son, who was facing misdemeanor and felony charges, suspected of being part of a group who used credit card stolen from cars to make purchases. court records show i am the mother of four boys who i am raising diligently. >> her rocky divorce has sparked public scrutiny, turning off some voters. >> i think that the things that are going on with her family are significant issues last year, boebert was booted from the beetlejuice musical in denver for vaping and causing a disruption the theater incidents, we surfacing again recently after boebert

in colorado lauren boebert won her republican primary after switching to a more conservative district. cbs' jarred hill joins us now with a complete wrap-up of the big races. >> reporter: talk about complete wrap-up, this was a jam-packed primary night. the new york race shows how some democrats may move forward in their criticism of israel ahead of november. george latimer, a moderate democrat serving as a county executive, celebrated tuesday night after winning the democratic congressional primary for new york's 16th district. >> and if you hold a strong belief, you still must work with other people who don't share that belief because america hangs in the balance. >> reporter: a not-so-veiled reference to the incumbent he defeated. two-term progressive democrat jamaal bowman. the former middle school principal has called israel's actions in its war with hamas a genocide and criticized latimer who received millions from outside pro-israel american political lobbying groups. in his concession speech bowman remained steadfast in his criticism of israel. >> god help us build a better wo

his next tar bet was "beetlejuice" aficionado lauren boebert. >> kyle, i certainly have owned out --wned up to my night out in denver. and, you know, i've gone on that public apology tour. and i'm grateful for the mercy and grace that has been shown. i'm not going to continue to live life in shame and be beat up by this. and you know, i would like to go back to -- >> we're actually not going to -- we're not going to do that. you had plenty of time to answer the question, you chose not to, that's fine. [ laughter and moans ] >> jimmy: quite a menu. guns, duis, hand jobs, high-speed chase. [ laughter ] colorado is gaining some serious ground on florida here. >> i want to make sure, you have apologized for the theater incident. >> i certainly have. >> did you apologize for the behavior that went on with you and your date? the date thing? or did you apologize -- pardon me, did you apologize for lying to voters about what you did that night and the disrespect you showed to service workers there night? what specifically were you apologizing -- >> i don't believe there was disrespect. there

emphatic victory for lauren boebert, benefited from very divided opposition. not coalesce, unite find a single alternative, 44% of the vote amounts to landslide for boebert in colorado. >> lauren boebert won re- election to the colorado third district by 546 votes, which may have something why she moved to colorado's fourth district. i want to say on the bowman question, i think national democrats are looking at that carefully given the fact there is a lot of debate inside the democratic caucus about the position to take on israel and the westchester bronx divide on the issue is significant. i think there's a lot of question about how democrats calibrate their message. bowman is seen as the canary in the coal mine help critical he has been of israel and criticism of the war in gaza generally. >> absolutely. one note on this, the district did change a little between the 2022 primary and tonight. new york had one of these complicated legal cases around easter stripping the change occurred in the bronx district, bowman space. that is as much as i could zoom in. >

say, wait a minute, lauren boebert, fourth district. she's from the third district. she's actually moving from the third district for an easier general election. of course, ken buck retiring from the fourth district here's the big thing you need to know about here. lauren boebert has absolutely dominated the fundraising here. can you move from a third to a fourth and extend your political life we'll have to wait and see. but the fact that she's dominated from racing help build up that name idea. especially against five other republicans, makes that job considerably easier, a lot easier. we don't know where all the fundraising is coming. think from an insurance, coming from a whole bunch of different places, but that is a real humbling are right there for the other candidates in the senate. you've got an interesting situation because mitt romney, who only did one term it says he has not running for reelection. so what's happening in utah that you're watching? yeah. so this could be a real chance that a trump back camp and at trend stacks

that's right, lauren boebert was in the audience.y end up with their own hush money trial. this afternoon, things got a little dramatic. cohen had previously testified that after paying off stormy daniels, he called trump's bodyguard, and the prosecution had the phone records to back that up. but today, trump attorney todd blanche pointed out that the call was only one minute and 36 seconds. so, only slightly longer than the sex with stormy. blanche said... [applause] sex with stormy, sure. blanche said that that 1:36 wasn't enough time to have the discussion of paying off stormy. cohen said it was enough time but blanche raised his voice, saying to cohen, "that. was a lie!" while jabbing the pen in his right hand accusatorily at cohen. adding, "you can admit it!" cohen replied: "no, sir, i can't." ooh, so close. that was kind of a weak way to try to get a confession. it'd be like a detective gathering everyone in the room at the end of a murder mystery and saying "and the murderer is... any volunteers? it would really help me out."

and it's also judgment time for republican lauren boebert, bu for members switch districts when it looked like her congressional career was about to go up in smoke. and i'm brand new reporting breaking here at nine on steve bannon and a notable change and the judge for his upcoming fraud trial i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source the polls are in a dead heat and the insults or flying expectations are being gamed. and the accusations about getting juiced up on drugs are frankly ridiculous and getting out of hand. that all means that one of the most highly anticipated, anticipated live events and modern american history is set to begin 48 hours from right now the mission for both candidates and a cnn presidential debate is a contrast. and before you start yelling at your screen, yes, these two could not be any more different from one another. >> but what happens on thursday night in both style and substance has the potential to alter the trajectory of this race president biden has spent days locked and intense preparation, surrounded by his closest advisers at camp david and our sour

yes. >> of us anyway so turning to colorado, let's hear a little bit of lauren boebert reaction last night when she found out she's going to win watch we are going to have a fantastic night of victory at trump. >> me. now more than ever to get him in the race, in the fight, in the white house november 5th so she also alluded to in her victory speech that social media where people would be seeing on their phones about her because part of why she was in so much danger and why she had to switch districts was because she was thrown out of a musical 4 vaping was the official official reason. >> forgive her getting the boot. but there was one behavior involved also. but it's clear. the lesson that i learned from this mean this is she's winning in a place that she's not from under circumstances where i've spoken to members of congress was suggested that ken buck bailed out of his seat a little bit early so that there would be someone else appointed so that he could give that person an edge over lauren boebert? yeah. but at the end of the day, the famous, the socially media famous face has o

just a minute ago nbc characterized this race and declared that lauren boebert opened a seat here. boebert has won that republican primary. colorado is a state basically all mail in voting. 85% of the vote counted. that's about 20% of the polls closed in colorado and emphatic for beau rt where her opponents did not coalesce, did not unite behind a single alternative. 44% of the vote amounts to a landslide for boebert in colorado. >> lauren boebert won an election by 536 votes. i just want to say, though, on the bowman question i think national democrats, steve, are looking at that carefully given the fact that, you know, there is a lot of debate inside the democratic caucus about the position to take on israel and the westchester bronx debide on the issue is significant. and i think there's a lot of question about how democrats calibrate their message. bowman is seen in some ways as the canary in the coal mine given how vocal he is and the criticism of israel and the criticism of the war in gaza generally. >> absolutely, and one note on this, too, is the district did change just a

congresswoman lauren boebert, who thanks to redistricting, is running a new district.ct in this are public and primary is scheduled for later this month on june 25th, dubbed a wild west primary colorado media. holtorf is going to have to out trump lauren boebert if he wants to win, but he seems to have the right skills. and he has that giant trump campaign sign that we cannot forget about. that is why democrats have a plan to stop trump republicans like richard holtorf. joining us now to talk about it is heather williams, the president of the democratic legislative campaign committee. heather, it is great to have you with us. we focused on that single state level republican to explain how trumpism is trying to find root at the local level. perhaps it already has at some extent, and that is where many of the maga republicans now in congress got their start, and where they can have a very severe impact on many of the most pressing issues in our country. expand on that. >> absolutely. and pleasure being here with you today. i think you are absolutely right in the hypocris

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in colorado, republican congresswoman lauren boebert faces her first test since switching districts. g thrown out of a theater last fall for vaping and shall we say lewd behavior? >> both bowman and boebert hoping to keep the incumbent hawtrey going so far, just one sitting house lawmaker has lost their primary this cycle, the panel is back, guys. >> this primary new york, very closely watched. and i want to play a little bit of what we have been hearing from jamaal bowman. he was at a rally with alexandra ocasio cortez over the weekend, she came in for him. let's just give give a little taste of because i mean, we've got to believe the language it gives you a feel for how this race is playing out right now. >> jamaal bowman dared to speak up for palestinian doesn't give a about us. i think give a about the bronx hey there hey pack is scared to are they though? >> because i mean, this looks like a candidate who thinks he might be losing all these, you lose by 20 points. >> number one, it's not going to be because of aid package, because latimer has been known in the district for 25 ye

and in colorado, congresswoman lauren boebert won despite being caught fondling her date at "beetlejuice" last year. but what can i say, in the end she won this race handily. i guess she's just really good at working the base. handjob. but the biggest politics news of the day didn't come from the primaries. it came from the supreme court, who just made it even easier to bribe elected officials. oh, sorry -- "tip" elected officials. >> breaking news from washington. the united states supreme court has overturned the high-profile bribery conviction of former indiana mayor james snyder. >> in a 6-3 opinion, the court ruled that gifts to a public official can only be considered illegal bribes if they're given before the official act, not after. >> justice kavanaugh wrote that it was not a crime for politicians to "accept gratuities that may be given as a token of appreciation after the official act." >> michael: ah, i see, so if you give a politician money before they do you a favor, it's a bribe, but if you give it to them after, the supreme court says it's just a "gratuity," because they t

. >> colorado congresswoman lauren boebert is celebrating a victory in the house republican primary. two term lawmaker, backed by donald trump, fended off a crowded field after switching from a more competitive district. boebert was caught vaping in a theater and her son was arrested in february. she alluded to those controversies in her victory speech. some of y'all been trying to tell me what you're reading on your phones. >> i don't want to hear it. tonight we had a priority. >> the win in a conservative part of the state all but guarantees boebert a third term. and it was a much different fate for new york representative jamaal bowman. he was defeated in the most expensive house primary ever. bowman, a progressive, had criticized israel over the war in gaza. pro-israeli groups shelled out millions of dollars to help his opponent, george latimer. >> now to wikileaks founder julian assange. arriving back to his native australia this morning. assange is a free man for the first time in over a decade. after a deal with the justice department pleading guilty to one charge of espionage

with an estimated $25 million in ad spending, and in colorado, nbc news projects that republican lauren boebert has won her primary, this after she switched to a friendlier district after a very narrow win in her last election. meanwhile, the two candidates at the top of the ticket in november are preparing to go head to head in their first debate. nbc's brie jackson has this preview. president biden and former president trump preparing for a verbal clash thursday night. the trump campaign already attacking president biden's debate strategy. he's been working behind the scenes at camp david. our president has been holed up at camp david for a week without one publicly scheduled event. the white house firing back. he is a president for americans in red states and in blue states. it does not matter. he will meet the moment and deliver what is truly needed. this first debate marks a crucial moment in a neck and neck race, putting a spotlight on each candidate's vision for the future and how their policies will impact americans lives. so we won't have to struggle to pick food, gas, the economy rema

meanwhile, in colorado, nbc news projects that republican lauren boebert has won her primary this after she switched to a friendlier district after a very narrow win in her last election. let's turn now to the top of the ticket. and nbc's alice barr, who joins us from d.c. good morning alice. donald trump has been teasing a possible running mate announcement. so what do we know about the timing? frances, it is possible that we could learn former president trump's vice presidential pick as soon as today. publicly, mr. trump has said that he plans to make the announcement at or just before the republican national convention next month. but four sources familiar with the discussions tell nbc news that there have been high level talks about possibly moving up. that decision could be this week, aiming to make a splash just before tomorrow night's debate. the sources stressed that the timing is not final yet, and we could still be waiting until the convention. the contenders are said to include north dakota governor doug burgum and senators jd vance and marco rubio, who are all expected to be

when they said it, they were looking directly at lauren boebert. >> [ audience reacts ] of course, there a dissenting opinion on the court, it alito's wife made a >> [ cheers and applause ] >> the supreme court, they got one right, that is good, but the same day we found out clarence thomas had been following this story, clarence thomas takes a lot of gifts, which i don't think you are supposed to do that as a judge. they tallied them up now, it came out know, but i tell you a clarence thomas has come a long way. i remember when he used to find pubic karatay on his coke cans and now, he finds them on chris dobbs. i'm telling you, he has taken things a long way. so, they got one right, and then they did this, the supreme court. okay, so, this is about guns. in 2017, remember, there was a vegas shooting? well, i stayed at that hotel one time. okay, it was horrible. trump was president, and ban bump stocks. do you know what bump stocks are? it is this gadget that you put on a rifle and it turns into a machine gun. there is no other way to say it, it is a machine gun, it fires incredibly fas

and lauren boebert, "could you get an std on your hand?" terrible.ble, terrible. >>> [ applause ] >> all right, airlines configure these first-class seats that feature a for curve the 22 inch screen for a cinematic experience but only if they are paired with those double-decker seats in economy. [ laughter ] on a new carrier called inequality airlines -- yes, inequality airlines -- there is something special in the air, it is just not you. >> [ applause ]. >> don't bring your kid to the office if your office is the united states congress. tennessee representative john rose did just that while making a furious speech denouncing trump prosecution, and look what happened? someone acted -- >> [ audience reacts ] >> yeah, someone acted like a goofy, childish more on, and this poor kid had to sit through it. [ laughter ] new rule, let's stop rewarding every family that has too many kids with a reality show on tlc. >> [ applause ] >> the latest one is the baldwin's. seven kids born in a 10 year span. wow. guess there were no blanks fired in that house. >> [

lauren boebert, finally some champions.happy about these appointments. >> well, i mean, to frank's point, in my experience as well, that is one of the things we looked for. we looked for the fact that the members there took intelligence seriously. they acted in a very bipartisan manner, as frank said, once you've been privy, you kind of put your politics aside, because you see the threats out there. i worry -- why wouldn't we think that's the same for these two? just listen to the reaction to matt gaetz and lauren boebert. listen to what they've had in the past. there is concern this will be weaponizing the intelligence committee. we've seen it in the judicial committee. the speak has said essentially they'll have a three-pronged attack essentially to weaponize their committees to go after the quote, unquote deep state. you know, i think we just have to be concerned about how these members on that committee will influence that committee, how they will influence the interaction between the actual intelligence committee our s

lauren boebert is facing a republican primary challenge today with voters in a new district.r the seat in the deep red fourth district which is vacated by republican congressman ken buck. boebert said she made the switch to ensure that another republican could win other old district, but opponents claim she fled a tough re-election race to run in a more republican-leaning district. boebert, who's gotten trump's endorsement, is expected to secure the gop nomination, willie e despite again a very rough political ride over the last year or so. >> yeah, it has been. we will see if she -- obviously, had to move districts to stay in congress. if she holds on to that seat. tough ads run against her. speaking of tough races for incumbents, jamaal bowman is fighting for his political life as he faces a competitive democratic primary challenge. the race now the most expensive in house primary history has been divisive with the israel/hamas war at the forefront. the primary has split support among democrats, with progressives supporting bomb cyclone, moderates supporting his challenger.

biden said it out loud when he was in lauren boebert's district that she tried to take credit for the infrastructure plan. it's getting into these districts and doing the side-by- side. the media has been great about showing side by sides where it's donald trump railing against toilets not flushing and trying to keep himself out of prison and biden talking about $35 inhalers. $35 insulin and $2000 a month health care plans and things that will impact regular people. they been good about that side- by-side but it's getting out there and hammering the message over and over and over again. >> they often say what is the one thing that a politician did to change your life or help you in some way? you got to show people. thank you both for being here. >>> stay up for this. coach steve kerr when he talks, everybody listens. the nine time nba champion is here next. is being endorsement in the selection and is taking caitlin clark's first month in the pros. pros. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when yo

doug lauren boebert they all represent that are predominantly exurban.so the book begins, i'mo get toour questions take the long way around the scenic route through exurbia. the book begins as a work of political geography that rather than examining trump because we've all read a number of of trump they're all quite gruesome and unpleasant. rather than inspecting let's inspect the perhaps through inspecting those places we can learn about the people who vote for them and the movement that they represent. and what we discover is the movement is reactionary, but it's also reactive in the sense that it's an adverse reaction it's a backlash to the progress, the immense progress that is taking shape across the united states in my lifetime, your lifetime, just over the past few decades, the progress on issues of race, progress on issues of gender the progress on, issues of acceptance and opportunities for lgbt q people. and it's not to say that we live in an in an endemic paradise or a. there's still so much work to do and so many injustices to. correct. but it's due to the quiet revolution

i want to talk about republicans and lauren boebert and what it means. we keep having these conversations about what these candidates mean to the country. donald trump like politicians have not shown the same strength and boebert is one of those politicians facing a challenge from somebody, from a few people. one of them even more to the right of her that democrats are trying to prop up because they think they have a good shot against her. do you think it's significant that somebody like boebert is not sailing her way to a nomination either in her former district or in this would be future district? >> well, what we're seeing obviously is that some of these incendiary lightning rod currents represent politics that turns off a significant part of the electorate and boebert may get lucky simply because she has a crowded, multicandidate primary and she's a well-known figure. so she might slip through this primary. but she was going to have very, a very difficult time winning in the congressional district where she currently represents. it's where i am here i

. >> and lauren boebert. >> it's really shocking. especially when you see what kevin mccarthy has said repeatedly publicly and behind the scenes about biden on those same days when they were negotiating. >> reporters had more to add. >> so we heard from administration officials that mccarthy did say that the president was sharp in meetings. our reporting also suggested that mccarthy was doing that toiblegly because he had to get along with president biden. >> biden is also on the outs with a swath of his base after unilaterally restricting access to the u.s.' asylum system with the border overrun. >> i'm disappointed that the president has, you know, sort of gone into the same frame as donald trump at a very time when we need to make a distinction between donald trump and joe biden. >> the white house says the differences are stark and will hold up in court. >> there are still lawful pathways to make asylum claims in this country in an orderly and humane way. it is night and day the difference between the policies of this administrat

we should not allow folks, like marjorie taylor greene, and lauren boebert, and matt gaetz to get what they want. >> donald trump is speaking in detroit being put on by term. actually, and marjorie taylor greene gave a speech, and let's listen for a moment to what she had to save a january 6th. >> you don't feel good about the election? there's nothing wrong with protesting it, and there was nothing wrong with protesting the election on january 6th, and any democrat, that's right- - and any democrat, any person from the mainstream media, and anyone that wants to continue to shame us for january 6th, can go to hell. >> i would love your reaction to that. >> yeah, she-- >> particularly the notion of making it a partisan issue around challenging the notion of our free and fair elections. >> yeah, first, she's an insane lunatic, let's be clear. she should not be in congress, number-one. i was one of two democrats that actually had to join her as observers, we went to the jail in dc to meet with the insurrectionist, the prisoners that were there at january 6th. it was disgusting to be there

there is a guy in colorado who in realtime was fact checking lauren boebert in their debate and thatss on how to do it in realtime if you are a moderator. but if you are the candidate, i think any time that you can go and show that distinction and show the american public why you are different and how it will be vastly different from what donald trump can bring, i think that is a good thing, a good idea. >> let me be clear. joe biden fact checked to the extents that he called trump a liar on two occasions and he invoked malarky several times. so making donald trump answer the question that is posed would be a start. making the candt answer the question posed would be a start and making them use the time. because if not, that's what the mute button is for. thank you for being here, my friends. don't forget to tune into inside with jen psaki to catch the conversation with nancy pelosi here on msnbc. >>> coming up next, killing the comstock act as republicans look to roll back women's healthcare using a 150-year-old zombie law. my next guest thinks she may have a way to stop them. how t

in colorado lauren boebert was victorious, her first primary in her new district. trey gowdy is with us. let's talk about the bowman loss. he, of course, pulled the fire alarm in congress, had to plead guilty to that. also he voted against joe biden's infrastructure package and democrats took notice of that. but then his rhetoric and actions since october 7th rubbed his district the wrong way and so he lost. did he get what he deserved, trey? >> well, i think what he proved is you can be an extremist but not an embarrassment. listen to his clips my thought is i hope you get some help. that is just not the rhetoric of a congressman even an extremist. so you have the head of the freedom caucus who looks like he will lose in virginia. one squad member who has already lost, cori bush is in trouble. this may be america's way of saying you know what? we'll put up with a little bit of the fringe stuff but not a lot of it and when you combine extremism with embarrassment, then he has a bright future, i guess, as a fair marshal or whoever tests fire alarms. i don't know wha

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and also congresswoman lauren boebert. she is a member of the far-right of the house, republican conference. here is endorsed by donald trump and xi is add that number of controversies. shall we say in her time. and office, just some of the headlines there on your screen? >> she moved to another district, right. i mean, basically by entirely across the state exactly. because of the fact that she could have been vulnerable in a general election against democrat in our current district. >> and what she has going for her is what your jamaal bowman does not, which is it's a crowded primary and to whatever anti-encampment vote there is gets divided among that multi candidate race the polling shows she's ahead, which is again notoriety it is for some professions is not good for politics any, what did they say like any news is good news is good news or any public i agree with in this case, it seems to be working in her favor yeah. >> as is the trump endorsement. so i'll see i get multiple candidates. i can help her out we'll say

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mike johnson's profile says, "voted speaker of the house on the very first try." [ laughter ] lauren boebert'says, "just a regular girl from colorado. do not google me." [ laughter ] congressman richard neal's profile says, "i promise not to jump scare you every time you turn a corner." [ laughter ] and finally, bernie's profile is this -- yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] everyone does it. hey, i heard that a freshman at nyu is suing her roommate for allegedly stealing $50,000 worth of jewelry and designer clothing. usually when a college freshman is out $50,000 it's 'cause they bought a textbook. [ laughter and applause ] we'll buy it back for you for 50 cents. 50 grand of jewelry and clothing. i was upset when my roommate ate my ramen noodles. [ laughter ] finally guys, it is tuesday, it is time for "wepost." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we post we post ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to wepost. this is where we as a group decide something that we should post on socials. i'm gonna show you five different posts and we're all gonna vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clic

lauren boebert, the politician to watch she's got an election today in colorado, a primary for the republicans district. so if she wins today, she'll likely win the general. now, boebert is not running for her own seat in the third district, which she won by just a few hundred votes the first time she switched to the nearby fourth, which is more republican. so again, ginger, she looks like she's going to win this today. and then that would mean logically, she'll win in november as well. all right. thanks a lot scott. now new this morning the tsa is gearing up for another travel rush over the 4th of july holiday. new forecasts indicate more than 32 million people will be screened at u.s. airports over the ten day period starting june 27th. that would be a ramp up of more than 5% from last year. the peak travel day is expected to be friday, june 28th, which may set a new single day record and trending for you this morning. new stars on the walk of fame will be added very soon. now here is a look at the hollywood walk of fame class of 2025. my shadows only one that walks beside me. my shallow hea

. >> but lauren boebert won? >> yeah. it is not -- as chuck said. these aren't clean examples.sense. when inflation is high and people feel like the government is out of control, which is a point donald trump is trying to make, people say well i'll take that guy because this guy is not working for me. >> it reminds me, chuck, i'm going to bring this up again. from the argument that joe biden agreeing to a debate with -- with former president trump was a mistake. would have been a mistake in the first place. that it is giving him authority, it is giving him -- it is like abraham lincoln acknowledging jefferson davis. it gives him credence when donald trump tried to overturn an election and how do you have a debate with someone when you say let's put the attempt to overturn democracy and talk about gas prices. >> but you're disrespecting half of the country. this is not about agreeing to debate donald trump, it is accepting the fact that the other party decides to nominate him. he won the votes by a lot. there is a lot of people that support him. if you're joe biden and you promi

. >> lauren boebert yeah, it's really shocking. >> it's like going back to the journal story was based on interviews with 45 people over several months. >> the second day of testimony in hunter biden's federal gun trial continued to focus on his drug use. hunter biden arrived at the federal courthouse in wilmington, delaware, with his wife, melissa. he is accused of lying on a federal form saying he was not using illegal drugs when he bought a gun in 2018. well, today, his ex-wife testified that she learned he was using drugs in 2015 after finding a crack pipe in their d.c. home. >> she, along with her kids from time to time, would find actual crack pipes and other drug paraphernalia in the bags of hunter biden and other of his accessories. >> hunter biden's former girlfriend, also testified, describing his wild behavior during drug binges. she recalled one occasion when he was smoking, smoking crack every 20 minutes. however, the defense maintains that hunter biden was not using drugs at the time when he bought the gun. >> new at six tonight, silicon valley based nvidia reached a $3 t

lauren boebert won the primary in the fourth district of colorado. seek re-election in her current, more competitive district. >> arguments of the far right and the far left and say you cannot destroy this country with your rhetoric and your arguments. >> i want to make an apology, public apology for, you know, sometimes using foul language. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. >> the people have spoken, they do not want the uniparty representing them. but what you do want is a unified republican party. >> bret: digest all of that and bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. we don't often read tons into primaries. but that jamaal bowman loss as an incumbent congressman in a primary where aipac, the pack tied to israel is a part of that and he really argued that it was the part that made him lose was an interesting moment. >> it was, bret. and i think that it's -- there is a danger of overstating aipac which, of course, is a political action committee, america, israel political action committee because he was down in the polls before aipac really got

. >>> meantime, in colorado conservative republican lauren boebert won her primary where she was runningert had the backing of former president trump, but trump's endorsement for other candidates had its limits. trump's pick for another colorado house seat was defeated by more than 30 points. candidate that he supported in utah to replace senator mitt romney also lost and in a south carolina house seat runoff trump backed his spiritual adviser who also lost. >>> next on "ana cabrera reports" the highly secretive trial of evan gershkovich getting under way in russia. what little we know about the closed-door legal proceedings for the american journalist. >>> plus weeky leaks founder julian assange returns to australia a free man. more on the overnight guilty plea that ended this years' long spy saga. ded this years' long spy saga that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur,

lauren boebert, the politician who watched today she has an election in colorado, a primary for republicanspublican district. so if she wins today, she'll likely win the general. now, boebert is not running for her own seat in the third district, which she won by just a few hundred votes. last time she switched to the nearby fourth, which is more republican. so marcus winning the republican ticket today pretty much guarantees a win in november. back to you. all right. well, there you have it. thanks, scott. well an absolute legendary giant remembered at oracle park. join us in observing a moment of silence for the ultimate forever giant. number 24, willie mays, the giants last night playing their first home game since the death of hall of famer willie mays. during the pregame tribute, giants broadcaster welcomed his friends and family, including son michael mays and mays godson barry bonds. a lot of fans called last night something they did not want to miss. i can remember being at candlestick park out in the bleachers, trying to get in the scrum for a home run ball from willie. it was. it

. >> yeah, they could have lauren boebert.eah, it's really shocking. >> the journal story was based on interviews with 45 people over several months. house republicans today issued criminal referrals against president biden's son and brother, accusing them of making false statements to congress. >> hunter biden and james biden spoke to lawmakers back in february in closed door interviews as part of an impeachment inquiry seeking to tie the president to his son's business dealings. hunter biden criticized the inquiry as a house of cards built on lies. so far, republican lawmakers have failed to uncover evidence directly implicating president biden in any wrongdoing. >> the second day of testimony in hunter biden's federal gun trial continued to focus on his drug use. hunter biden arrived at the federal courthouse in wilmington, delaware, with his wife, melissa. he is accused of lying on a federal form, saying he was not using illegal drugs when he bought a gun in 2018. today, his ex-wife, kathleen buhle, testified that she lear