oz is a doctor. give people a little background, fetterman is recovering from a stroke. he had a heart procedure done right after that stroke, and put out a letter from his doctor, who apparently he last saw prior to this week five years ago. and the doctor said, i told this guy to take his medicine and change his lifestyle and he didn't do it. and now here we are. so fetor inman in his statement says, like so many others and men in particular, i avoided going to the doctor, even though i knew i didn't feel well. as a result i almost died. i want to encourage others not to make the same mistake. some republicans are saying this guy lied about his health condition. the fetterman campaign is saying i really like all of you guys, who also haven't been to the doctor in five years. >> look, you don't need meet democrats in town that aren't worried about fetterman. he had a serious health issue, they weren't entirely honest, and that's a problem for any campaign. in all the reports that's come out, the mos

oz, looked real close for a while. that and recounts don't usually change the results of these votes. so now i would expect that since dr. oz is the hand-picked candidate of donald trump, you will see that be a big issue in pennsylvania, which trump won in 2016 and lost in 2020. so, i look to this to be one of those races in which the presence of trump is strong all the way to election day. >> bret: okay. i want to turn to the other topic that we had and that is gun control. the president making this pitch again last night. take a listen. >> this is still a free country. this isn't about taking away anyone's rights. we need to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. if we can't ban assault weapons then we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21. >> bret: okay. marc, there are, you know, disputed stats here about the 1994 assault weapons ban. the federalist says data, biden again bragged about how wonderful his 1994 assault weapons ban was in stopping mass public shootings but even studies paid for

federman going after doctor oz selling bumper stickers you can see that read doctor oz for new jersey jersey, moving to pennsylvania just last year to launch this senate campaign. doctor oz focusing on his democratic opponent tweeting that now that the primary is over, we'll make sure u.s. senate seat does not fall into the hands of the radical left by john federman, so much discussion about federman's house, his doctor spoke out about it publicly saying if he takes himself seriously, this time he will be fine and should be able to campaign and serve the senate without a problem. lots of eyes watching. this is set to finish by june 8. jon: a race to watch. alexis, thank you. the justice department indicted former trump advisor, peter navarro and two counts of contempt for defying subpoena from the january 6 committee. d.o.j. says he refused to be deposed or hand over documents. he faces up to a year in jail and $100,000 fine with each count. alexandria hoff in washington. >> navarro has taken issue with the why and how of his arrest, he says fbi agents allowed him to go to the airport

a doctor oz being one of them. but how far do you go?f big trump supporters. between the top three candidates, in the republican's senate primary, this was a donald trump primary. in the center part of the state. all those things that daniel. stone democrats should lay on the identity of the republicans. -- they support guns. they support donald. trump they thanked the election was stolen. they support election more restrictive election laws. it is a two edged sword in this race, which is why john fetterman has a little bit of an opportunity here to demonstrate that he represents pennsylvania values. and doctor, us for new jersey, endorsed by donald trump, simply does not. >> so there's one kind of outlier here danielle. and that is fetterman. that all came to ahead during the primary cycle. i want to read for you a quote from federal minister acing his strokes, like so many others and so many men in particular, i avoided going to the doctor, even though i knew i didn't feel well, as a result i almost died and i want to encourage others

oz. what it allowed was dr.him, but with a very scant margin in the election. i don't think he would have won that race but for barnett splitting the vote. so he was able to get through based on really the skin of his teeth and the support of donald trump, but now to come back from that margin and win a general election, it's going to be a very tall order. of course, it's perceived to be a strong republican year so we shouldn't underestimate that. the shock in pennsylvania to me is not the senate race, it's the close margin according to this survey and others in the gubernatorial race. theres no greater lightning rod in the nation running than doug mastriano, the republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania and yet he trails josh shapiro the attorney general only by 3 or 4 points in the data that i've seen. that's the real shock. >> it's all fascinating. everything that happens in pennsylvania always is, but it is interesting to see how oz -- you look at his twitter page, for example, it went from touting him

oz.rize it, you have the heart patient in fetterman against the heart surgeon in dr. oz. and the issue that you're making reference to is the fact that fetterman and his campaign for 17 days did not explain his need for a defibrillator, they minimized it, and that is, as you say, at odds with his, you know, no bs straight talking persona. >> he's trying to make himself just sort of like a normal guy, right, berman with his statement. >> fetterman said, like so many others and so many men in particular, i avoided going to the doctor even though i knew i didn't feel well. as a result i almost died. i want to encourage others to not make the same mistake. so he's trying to make it about all of us, michael. >> don't we all know that guy? >> we all do know that guy. i mean, look, fetterman is a guy who when the president came to western pennsylvania to look at an infrastructure issue greeted him in cargo shorts. i mean, that is the way in which he runs. he's the guy that you want to have a bee

mehmet oz. there was a recount going on but mccormick simply concluded he did not have the necessary. >> no longer candidate, back to being a business man. >> thank you very much to our viewers for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett, "outfront," starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, 100 days of war. putin's deadly invasion hitting the 100 day mark as his forces are seizing cities and towns across the east of ukraine and tonight we're learning the u.s. and allies are discussing ways to end the three-month war. plus, trump's former adviser hand-cuffed, laggshing out in court after being indicted for january 6th investigation. >>> then, i don't want to die, quote of a student who called 911 as a gunman was inside her cl classroom. did the police on the scene ever eve hear her plea for help? i'm erin burnett, 100 days of war, destruction and death, grim milestone in putin's invasion of ukraine. his blitzkrieg on kyiv failed but tonight, ukrainian military officials say

mehmet oz, a well known celebrity tv doctor.had a lead of fewer than 1,000 votes just before that recount. this win does secure another spot for a candidate endorsed by former president donald trump. >> we came so close. we came so close to the goal. by the slimmest of margins -- [applause] it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we beat john fetterman, and it's so important for the country that we take back the majority in the senate. >> reporter: mccormick and dr. oz now focusing in on the democratic opponent lieutenant governor john fetterman, releasing in the statement saying in part: we'll make sure9 that the u.s. senate seat does not fall into the hands of the radical left led by john fetterman. next up is the november election. oz will go head to head with fetterman to replace retiring republican senator pat toomey. supporters are worried about his health. they actually just announced on friday that he almost died due to an ongoing heart condition. there's been so much discussion about fetterman's health th

oz, won the g.o.p.re. >> fewer than 2,000 votes now separating tv doctor mehmet oz, who has a slight lead, and former hedge-fund executive david mccormick. today, trump urged oz not to wait for all the votes to be counted. "dr. oz should declare victory," the former president said. "it makes it much harder for them to cheat with the ballots that they 'just happen to find.' of course, trump and oz teamed up to scam people. they're like the jordan and pippen of con artists, or maybe the jordan and b.j. armstrong. "you're no pippen, oz! at this point, i wouldn't be surprised if dr. oz started using trump to sell his bogus diet pills he'd use the same picture for the "before" and "after," and trump supporters would still say, "you can't argue with the results. [ laughter ] this is where the big lie has led them according to trump and his gang of weirdos, anyone they don't support is cheating. this is the lie, of course, that led to the violent coup attempt on january 6th and as the committee investigating t

mehmet oz, a well-known tv doctor. oz had just over one thousand votes in the recount. >> with the recount largely complete that we have a nominee and today i called mehmet oz to congratulate him on his victory. >> now, dr. oz will focus in on his democratic opponent, releasing a statement now that our primary is over we'll make sure that the united states senate seat does not land in the hand of the radical left. and supporters have been worried about his health as he just announced on friday that he almost died due to an ongoing heart condition although he's confident he will be in good enough health for his campaign. the recount estimated to cost over $1 million for taxpayers until june 8th. >> we'll be watching closely. and bryan. bryan: a closer look at the major event underway this weekend for the queen's platinum jubilee next. ♪♪ for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ with 30

mehmet oz.have the necessary. >> no longer candidate, back to being a business man. >> thank you very much to our viewers for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett, "outfront," starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, 100 days of war. putin's deadly invasion hitting the 100 day mark as his forces are seizing cities and towns across the east of ukraine and tonight we're learning the u.s. and allies are discussing ways to end the three-month war. plus, trump's former adviser hand-cuffed, laggshing out in court after being indicted for ja6t

oz's democratic opponent john fetterman posted a tweet noting that oz has registration listed as active new jersey. some democratic commentators went from that to say, he has a new jersey registration, therefore he's not registered in pennsylvania. but that's not how it works. as average people who have moved from state to state know, it takes time for you to be removed from the voter registration roles in your original state unless you go to the election authorities and say hey, i moved, it can take years for them to remove you from the roles. there is not illegal here, nothing nefarious here, politically embarrassing but entirely normal and no sign of voter fraud. even though we have millions of people double registered in two states at any given time, double voting actual fraud is very rare. >> double voting, not double reg registering. >> that's right. >> what is the residency situation here? >> dr. oz, famous tv personality, lived in new jersey for decades. he says he moved to the state of pennsylvania in late 2020 after the election. now the kind of quirk here is that the address

oz should declare victory. with the ballots that they 'just happened to find'." well, i will give him this: he is an authority on cheating. just ask all of his wives. ( cheers and applause ) we do-- it's been a while. it's been a while. just throw it out there. corn-- throw a little corn out for the chickens. ( applause ) we do know who the winner of the race will face in the general election: that's lieutenant governor john fetterman, seen here in his formal hoodie. ( laughter ) now, unlike over with the republicans, the democratic race was not even close, with fetterman capturing 59% of the vote, and possibly going on to win every county in pennsylvania. clearly, he's a rising star, which may be why one biden adviser told cnn, "there are big similarities between john fetterman and joe biden." and, that could explain biden's latest makeover. ( laughter and applause ) that's nice. looks good. he should do it. he should go for it. >> i don't think he-- >> stephen: don't fight it, right? right? don't fight it, ri

oz, does he have a self-cure for flip-flopping?irst, richard lui is lear with the headlines. >> stories we're watching this hour, a mass shooting in center city philadelphia, leaving three dead, and 11 injured, late saturday night, multiple gunmen fired shots into a crowd on south street, that's a popular night life area. suspects are still at large. the suspect who shot a retired wisconsin judge in his home friday appeared to have done so in a targeted attack. the judge had sentenced that suspect to six years in prison in 2005, and he allegedly created a hit list targeting prominent politicians. the suspect suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is in critical condition right now. >>> queen elizabeth made a surprise appearance on the balcony of buckingham palace sunday. the final day of her platinum jubilee celebration. she was accompanied by three generations of her family. in a statement, the 96-year-old monarch says she was quote humbled and deanly touched by the thousands who -- deeply touched by the thousands who gathere

ozes for breakfast every morning. [ laughter ] dr. oz is now backed by donald trump.n the good old days he was backed by an even bigger name, which was oprah. oprah, you know, gave him his show. now it would seem she has some regrets about this monster she helped create. >> hi, everybody. >> 19 years ago i introduced the world to dr. oz. he made more than 60 appearances on my show. i made him a household name. i [ bleep ]ed up. [ laughter ] holy [ bleep ], did i [ bleep ] up. i just wanted him to teach us what our poop should look like. >> my focus is to do what president trump endorsed me to do. >> and now he's a first-class [ bleep ] head. >> you want to fire fauci? i thought that would get you worked up. >> oprah's sorry, everybody. i owe you each a candle and fuzzy pair of slippers. i'm really sorry. i'm oprah winfrey, and i approve this message. we still have gayle! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, you go, gayle. maybe gayle will run. all right. well, now we have something that has nothing to do with anything at all. there is a thread on reddit i've mentio

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oz is on one side of the argument this time, mccormick. it could be switched next time.really to gain power. this is what this is an exercise in. and you know, mccormick is on one side of the argument now that the date doesn't matter, the law is wrong. let's see if that's actually, if he wins the primary, what he thinks in november if that's the place they will land. it goes to show you from their perspective, the truth and actually the expression of public will is never the exercise. >> i think we have all covered or been a part of enough recounts to know you're trailing by 900 votes long after the primary, it doesn't look good. politico has new reporting that says gop operatives have a multi-pronged network of party loyalists that could, could cause chaos on election day. they outline four networks that are focused on poll workers, gop lawyers, board of canversers, all helping put in place partisan counters if things don't go their way. look, there's always a degree of this in every election, but they're preparing to push and challenge in ways that we hadn't really see

mehmet oz with his plans to win. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. maria: welcome back, oil prices are up this morning. take a look. we have brent at 115.56, up 2%. crude oil at 111.20. up one and a half percent. national average of gallon of gasoline has dropped 4.96 rite now. joining us right now the shorck group principle steven shorck. steven, great to see you, your reactions to these moves. in terms of gasoline pulling back, do you see this as a positive for long-term move? >> oh, at 4.96, maria, absolutely not. we are still on unprecedented levels at this point. levels, maria, that americans simply cannot afford. when we look at the current rate of inflation real disposable income what we actually have to spend and the high-priced environment is now growing at the fastest pace in ten years. our savings rates are lowest point and credit card rate is growing fastest pace in ten years. clearly we are running out of money and a

it will be oz in the race.on. he faces a no confidence vote because of boozy parties that violated the covid laws. we go to london next. ♪ ♪ aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. >>> boris johnson could be out of a job this afternoon. in less than one hour the embattled leader with face a no confidence vote within his own party. he's been plagued by the so-called party gate scandal. his office repeatedly ignored co covid-19 restrictions. what's about to him? >> reporter: because 15% of the prime minister's own conservative party wrote letters of no confidence, that's about 54 of his lawmakers, this has been triggered. so what's happening in about half an hour's time for the next two hours is boris johnson's own mps will vote whether or not they want him to stay in post or oust him. he needs 180 of his own mps to vote for him. that's just a simple majority in order to remain as prime minister. that's because he has 359 m

but, that hasn't stopped oz from going ahead and declaring victory. that former president trump encouraged, oz is now calling himself the republican nominee in a new video take a look. e in a new video take look i want second moment to express my deepest thanks to the great people of -- have joined me so far in this journey despite my campaign. i am blessed to have earned the results of rebecca nomination for the united states senate. >> the word presumptive doing lot of work there. the supreme court is putting a hold on this that could affect this called race. -- has paused a lower court decision that said election officials must count mail-in ballots from voters who did not fill in the date. the u.s. court of appeals for the third circuit, which is based in philadelphia, ruled that a provision of the federal civil rights act requires votes to be counted even if they contain minor errors that are not able to determine whether the person casting the ballot is legally qualified to vote. the decision couldn't fact affect the result of this republican pr

did i speak to the oz campaign this morning. they remain confident.day. he remains ahead. i just talked to the county commissioner who says he does not expect to see much variation on the vote totals coming out of lancaster county. you hear a lot of the same from other counties you talk to. three recounts in pennsylvania history. none have actually changed the results of the election. >> tell jj we say, what's up, as he gave us the wave. trying to get as much done as possible in this very complicated -- how much times did dasha use the word complicated? how does this speaks to integrity if you have some counting mail-in ballots and others not? >> there's so many questions about this, including, how aggressive are republicans going to be in suppressing their own voters? one of the efforts will be to say, these undated absentee ballots should not be counted. these are real people who tried to participate in the democratic process. republicans are trying to disenfranchise them. the other question that's hanging over this is -- if i understand it's perhap

oz. primary, oz's whole campaign platform was "hey, i'm friends with the former president." but now that oz squeaked through to the general election and has to get votes outside of the republican base, he's quietly shifting his campaign messaging away from the ex-president. so, basically, oz is saying, "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!" but, the fact is, he's lying, he's cowardly. he's a cowardly lion. ( cheers and applause ) let's take a look. he is a cowardly lion. he is. let's take a look at how quietly he's shifting his message. here's his twitter banner from back in the primary. it's red, he's got his best bud there, the endorsement is emblazoned across the middle-- clearly, a maga republican. and now, oops-a-cadabra! all blue, no ex-prez. that's a pretty extreme makeover. that's like if arby's went from "we have the meats" to "i've never seen those meats before in my life." we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are taika waititi and author david sedaris. b

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oz?ve two people extremely different in personality, in the way they look, in the way they talk, in their back grounds, their policies. they're both kind of campaigning as people who are outside the normal establishment. fetterman doesn't look like the normal politician, he doesn't like to glad hand with people, even though he's the lieutenant governor. a lot of democratic establishment backed his rival. oz is a tv celebrity. but he said i've battled against big pharma. he's trying to compare himself to donald trump. you have these two people trying to capture in different ways this outsider message and prove that they're not typical politicians. so they'll each try to puncture each other's message. fetterman will paint oz as a wealthy millionaire. and republicans argue that fetterman's image has not been subject to scrutiny and will attempt to shine light on that. so the way their images stand up is going to be something that we watch play out over the coming months. >> and it's going to

he is conceded to doctor oz the well-known celebrity tv doctor. ross had a lead of fewer than 1000 votes just before the recount. note doctor oz says it's time to focus on what is coming up in november. focus in on his democratic opponent releasing a statement saying in part know that the primaries over will make sure the u.s. senate seat does not fall into the hands of the radical left led by john fetterman. next up in november that election between doctor oz and the nominee for democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman. supporters are very word about his health as he just actually announced on friday that he almost died due to an ongoing heart condition but he is confident he'll be be in good enough health to campaign. a lot of people are still very worried after hearing that announcement just coming out about 24 hours ago from him, himself. recount is estimated to cause listen to this, over $1 million for taxpayers will conclude on june 8, arthel. arthel: are right alexis mcadams thank you very much. eric: former trump advisor peter navarro h

on the left, trump and center on oz's twitter page before the primary. in the general, something got erased out of there. on the right, no donald trump. also missing, that he was endorsed by trump. but perhaps the biggest warning sign for trump now is amy cramer, co-founder of women for trump, a group that also helped organize the stop the steal rally january 6th. she says in part, donald trump is disconnected from the base. time for those of nus the movement to get back to the basics. we were here long before president trump came along and will be here afterwards. eric erickson, a leading conservative voice, the host of "the eric erickson show" and former dnc communications director joins me. so eric, i want to start with what we saw in these primaries last night. these were not just defeats but blowouts in terms of the primaries. based on what you see and what you are hearing from your listeners, do you think trump is disconnected from the base of the gopsome >> i very much do? look, in georgia, every single candidate that donald trump supported lost e

oz because dr. oz doesn't deserve credit because he's been spewing a whole bunch of lies. so no. i will give credit to is mccormack, because he recognized that he wasn't going to close the gap, and he said i concede. and left it so we can have faith in our democratic process. >> all. right maya, we had many new developments this week in the investigation into january 6th. former trump advisor peter navarro was arrested yesterday and charged with two counts of contempt for refusing to comply with the select committee subpoena for testimony. each car cherries charge of maximum sentence of one year in prison. here's what he had to say exclusively with msnbc just hours before his indictment on the possibility of going to jail for these charges. >> the seriousness for me is, the average lifespan in for the american mail is 76 years old, if i were to go to prison for a year, which is what the contempt could do to me, that would be about a fourth of my remaining life. there would be a fine that would take a significant portion of my retirement savings. so i'm taking this very seriously.

mehmet oz joins us right now. dr. oz, good morning. >> dr.v wade may be overturned by the u.s. supreme court? . >> dr. oz: steve, i think roe was wrongly decided. this is a correction of an error that states should be making these decisions gives people the power which is exactly what i would like to see more of as a u.s. senator. federal government controls too much, to authoritarian too overreaching give states the rights to make decisions that way citizens people viewing the show right now can be more involved. >> steve: sure. you know, speaking of the supreme court, it was last week when an assassination attempt was thwarted by the guy who traveled from california to do it, apparently he chickened out or got cold feet and called the cops and said i came to kill justice kavanaugh. that's a big story. and yet yesterday on the saturday -- on the sunday shows that is to say they did a lot on the 1/6 hearings on capitol hill certainly a big topic on capitol hill last week but they did not do one second of coverage about how somebody came from

oz to concede before the recount, oz led the race by a razor-thin margin, fewer than 1,000 votes that triggered an -- it t-- an automatic recount. the decision to succeed sets up a general election between oz and john fetterman earlier the democrat announced he nearly died when he had a stroke just days before his primary. >>> in other news tonight, the world's largest meeting on cancer research is under way in chicago. thousands of doctors and researchers from around the globe getting together in person for the first time since the pandemic started they're there to learn about the latest advances in treating cancer those medical breakthroughs, and they are amazing, are also very expensive. patients often expected to shell out more than $100,000 a year on the new treatments some cancer doctors have coined a new term for an unexpected side effect of these drugs -- financial toxicity meaning, some patients don't even take the medications that could save their lives cnbc spoke with one of them. >> reporter: retired nurse lynn scarfudo spent much of her career helping patients navigate a

mehmet oz last week won pennsylvania's republican senate primary, which seems a little crazy.s even qualified to be a doctor [ light laughter ] the house select committee investigating the capitol attack will hold its first public hearing on thursday so we can all finally get to the bottom of that thing the entire country watched on live tv in real timer a man recently threw cake on the protective glass of leonardo da vinci's "mona lisa" painting at the louvre in paris. he also threw some on a picasso, but no one noticed [ laughter ] yeah, we'll go after picasso you're not off the hook, picasso. yesterday was national hot air balloon day. this news was first reported by a very apologetic jetblue gate agent. [ laughter ] baze and i talked backstage, and we were like, "i think we put jetblue on the balloon." [ laughter ] you know what? i don't think it would have mattered either way. during a para -- [ laughter ] so did you guys even understand, though i feel like you guys don't even under -- [ laughter ] you buy a ticket on a jetblue flight, and then you get to the gate, and th

mehmet oz is facing a democrat whose health issues have become a major focus. here is dasha burns. >> reporter: tonight, tv doctor mehmet oz holds his first campaign event since clinching the republican nomination after a recount in the key pennsylvania senate race that could determine the balance of power in washington. but his democratic opponent, lieutenant governor john fetterman, has been absent from the trail for weeks, suffering a stroke days before the election. >> you may have noticed i am not john fetterman. >> reporter: spending primary night in the hospital. >> what was it like for him, what was it like for you? >> it was hard for me, i was sad he couldn't be there after having probably run the hardest race of any candidate nationally. >> reporter: his wife now spouse and surrogate. do you have a sense of timeline when voters may see him back on the trail. >> in the coming weeks. just keeping the seat warm for him. >> reporter: we were the first to speak to fetterman though he isn't giving formal interviews. the campaign facing criticism, including

doctor mehmet oz, trump's pick to the gop senate nominee is officially the winner of that race.oday, former head fund manager dave mccormack conceded, and promised to support oz. >> it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we beat on fetterman, and it's important to the country that we take back the majority in the senate. >> oz will now face that recovering new lieutenant governor in november's race for the senate. with that, we have a lot to cover. let's bring in our lead off panel this evening. three of my favorites. winning journalist jonathan capehart. he's an associate editor at the washington post, and anchor of the sunday show right here on msnbc. tim miller also joins us, a contributor to the bulwark, and former communications director for george bush and, a fashion icon. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. mr. capehart, i turn to you first. i want you to hear what one texas state senator said today about the shooting in uvalde over a week later. >> i feel like we all failed these children. i mean, we all faile

oz from calling himself the presumptive nominee.is the deadline for all pennsylvania counties to begin that recount process. here in lancaster they started this yesterday morning. you can see the good folks here, natalie, j.j., crista and court courtney working hard. they hope to be done by the end of the week. we also have election watchers here, folks from the oz and the mccormick campaign. they must finish the process by june 7th and get the results to the secretary of state by june 8th. the mccormick campaign just asked for a hand recount from 12 county, including lancaster. that could slow down the process if granted. and we have multiple lawsuits going in parallel as well, complicating an already complicated process. the question at the heart of this, will any of this change the outcome? what will this impact be? i talked to the county commissioner about this earlier today. take a listen to what he told me. >> 900 votes out of 1.3 million is .000 something difference. i think that unfortunately, though, most of the counties go

axios has this piece about mehmet oz. oz drops trump branding.have attempted to walk and embrace the former president where it counts and keeping him at arm's length in situations where his brand is toxic. pennsylvania has been a trump friendly place. but that looks like it's a tight race right now early on. >> it is a tight race but i think it will close and i think as people get closer to november they will see the reality. very liberal guy and that will be pointed out. look, i think you are going to see a wave. it could be closer in the senate. i don't think there is any question what happens in the house what's interesting on the republican side is that republican strength is showing, even independent of donald trump. that's another story for another day. you hinted at it earlier with your new hampshire quote. but, republican strength is getting more independent of donald trump each day and i think that will show in november. >> bret: juan, i asked each of you to pick a race i will probably only have time for you but you went to michigan? >>

oz has just been declared the winner of the republican senatorial primary?that is a fascinating twist. the reity, thoug both minute awes -- dr. oz and see mormick my both have been living outside pennsylvania for years, which hurts a lot of voters here understandably. both of them were people who basically made up new clinical personas tappeal to the donald trump repuican party both wereonservatives o just adopted extremeositions on abortion and other issues to appeal to the ultra meg right. it almost didn't matter which one won. oz is maybe more of threat beuse he is very charismatic. i think he has a slight edge. what i want to see about federman, seems like he's gone on to a full recovery. the fact he ignored his ctor for five years is not a good look. i hope he comes out on a psa for heart health and say, looki made a mistake, don't what i did melissa do your d full sp -- anlisten tyour docr. otheise, i thinkederma connec with vers, a mority ofennsylvaans who ant to see aboion rits prerved is gog to be tight race. amy: finally, we're speaking to you in p

given, mccormack having conceded the senate primary to mehmet oz. do democrats it is a good thing?innable for john fetterman when he goes up against doctor oz? >> at this point, it was out in the cards. there were too many votes to make up. i think that they do -- have better odds against doctor oz, then it will be interesting race, having a specific health issue, running against the doctor. >> good. point had not thought of it that way. thank you for opening my mind to that. and all the rest, valencia, david, thank you. it is day one or two of russia's invasion of ukraine. and they want to, wang macron said something that angered in that race ukraine. if you will want to hear what he says. former pastor to russia's asked whether he shares the sentiment with ukraine, and whether mcconnell have ever even made that statement. that's next. 's next. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to hel

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doctor oz was far from my favorite candidate but it's what they said about democracy and how democracy is the worst government in the world except for all the others and doctor oz is the best candidate given the others. i'm more impressed with people used the walk the wrong path like harry lake who voted for heobama who now is consistently not only saying the rightthings but pushing back . he's not just saying the right things so you can get donors, are you saying the right thing in front of the tv cameras and that you're going to see vance and oz and some of these other guys form this coterie of maga senators that will be t powerful. there's a lot of things about a lot of these people i don't like and the thing in tennessee with morgan morgan ortega, that was a bad pick. but people who supported robbie, he had a lot of issues. he was not a voter and so it's always a crap shoot. i could ask anyone of you here and some of you have run companies how many people do you know that you can point to positions that you can absolutely trust and who will carry out your goals and objectives? most

mehmet oz in the pennsylvania republican senate primary setting up a showdown between oz and far left democrat john fetterman in november. more analysis on this breaking news just ahead. also tonight , dysfunction, utter dysfunction inside the biden white house is going from bad to worse. for example, this week we learned that biden is growing increasingly frustrated. joe , with his staff constantly correcting and walking back his never ending stream of blunders and mixed messages, they say they run it all by joe.no seems that's not the caseen and get this detail. a new report reveals e that mo, than seven t people, seven zero people manage joe biden'sne social media accounts raising0 even more questionspe aboutts whether or not joe is reallyon in controls . but of course, at its core fair failed policy is at the center of biden's imploding presidency. inflation still hoveringen near a 40 year high. tt gas prices hitting one record after another. every morning we wake up the border still an utter messib . biden abandoned our fellow americans in afghanistan to the taliban for all the w

oz declaring victory after a recount. >> left wing radicals are rolling into pennsylvania. >> reporters are wasting no time trying to brand fetterman as extreme, and he's pushing back by reminding penns pennsylvanians oz move here from new jersey to run for senate. some voters privately raise their concerns. alissa catalano, a friend who owns a business down the street from his home says the family tried to balance medical and political. >> my primary concern was don't just focus on getting better. don't worry about everyone. but i understand he has a responsibility right now. but i think what i would say to those people is put yourself in their shoes. >> reporter: pennsylvania voters offered a mixed view. >> i think his wife will keep him on track. if his doctors are confident he can be released and campaign i'm not concerned. >> i think it's kind of a -- creates a dangerous situation. as much for hip as anything. >> reporter: wasn't until friday fetterman revealed he left a series of heart issues untreated for years. in a statement he writes i should have taken my health more serious

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oz. democrats say they're nervous for a reason.re from there. >> good morning. the pennsylvania senate race features america's most famous cardiothoracic surgeon dr. oz facing pennsylvania's most famous heart patient, democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman. fetterman has not been on the campaign trail since may 12 after suffering a stroke from an underlying heart condition called cardiomyopathy. doctors implanted a pacemaker with defibrillator. he said he almost died and some democrats are very nervous about his health condition and question his viability. we asked his wife pennsylvania second's lady about these reports. >> i think a lot of that is -- also, i think that says a lot about if we see other americans who have had strokes as less than. every 40 seconds someone has a stroke. those are teachers, bus drivers, parents, grand parents. every visit doctors are very happy with how things are going and how he is doing. >> the oz campaign insists they won't make his health an issue concentrating instead on tying fetterman t

Öz.despite an ongoing automatic repo -- recount that was dictated by th narrow margin of the results of last month's primary in the keystone state. dr. ross reacting saying this evening i received a gracious phone call from david mc cormick and am tremendously grateful for his pledge of support in the fall election. we share the goal of a brighter future for pennsylvania and america. >> breaking tonight the doj deciding not to charge two former trump white house officials, mark meadows and dan scavino for not cooperated with an investigation about the protest at the p-uppercase-letter this follows the earlier indictment of a former trump advisor by the nam of peter navarro appeared agent taking him away on handcuffs an leg irons over his defiance of subpoena. christina coleman shows us how navarro is responding to all of this tonight. good evening, christina appeared . >> peter navarro did not hold back his frustration today afte he was arrested by the fbi. he was indicted on charges on a