and rushed out an ad slamming paul davis the only way republicans know how. >> paul davis helped organize kansas for obama. then obama was a delegate at the national convention. four years later after the failed stimulus, massive bailout, record debt, a stalled economy and the obamacare disaster, paul davis was right back at the democratic convention as obama's delegate. don't delegate kansas to an obama liberal. >> joining me now is correspondent for the upshot at "the new york times" josh farrow and political columnist for "the washington post" dana milbank. someone should tell brownback that brick is heading in his direction. it's fairly unbelievable he answered that question by referring to president obama. >> i believe he would give that answer to the question. it's the same thing you see in the ad. the thing in a red state like kansas if you're an embattled republican governor is you try to nashalize the race as month as possible. try to get people not to pay attention to the state budget. kansas has had a republican party at war with itself for decades. it predates what we're seein

paul davis helped organize kansas for obama. then davis was an obama delegate at the democrat national convention and four years later after the failed stimulus, massive bailouts, record debt, a stalled economy and the obamacare disaster, paul davis was right back at the democrat convention with obama. >> well, there you go. we know how sam brownback wants to run against his democratic opponent. i'm joined now by his official democratic opponent for kansas governor, paul davis. mr. davis, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, chuck. >> you're the minority leader there, of course, in the legislature. let me ask you this just to respond to that ad. obviously republicans want to tie you to national democrats. are there significant places where you disagree with president obama that you think kansas voters should know about? >> well, chuck, what we know sam brownback is going to do is take every opportunity to try to change the subject in this election and not talk about his dismal record as governor. you know, i've got a 12-ye

he'll have to make paul davis and barack obama almost co-candidates. if he can make this race about ideology in kansas, then i think he thinks the republican vote will turn out and he'll be re-elected, brownback. >> you've been covering, obviously, kansas politics for a while. and as i say, nationally, we look at it and say, oh, it's a red state. but the civil war within the republican party that's going on right now, can you give us a little bit of context about just in modern kansas history, have you ever seen anything like this moment? >> well, we've seen versions of this moment, as your introductory notes talked about, for 20 years. i mean, like a lot of other states, steve, the insurgent republican tea party conservative movement really began at the grassroots about 20, 25 years ago. and it has bubbled up through the state legislature, to house races, statehouse races, eventually reaching the governor's office and the senate races. so this is playing out across the country. the difference in kansas is that it is a pure play. the republicans have p

he will face paul davis in the fall. in michigan republican congressman becoming the third incumbent to fall this election cycle losing his primary to foreclosure torn -- attorney david trott. >> bergdahl is ready to answer questions and will be as cooperative as possible. a new picture showing a healthy bergdahl preparing for his sit down with an army general probing the circumstances of his 2009 disappearance in afghanistan. fellow soldiers accuse him of deserting his post. he was traded for five taliban pridz another -- prisoners. let's talk about what questions you want him to answer today. log on to "fox & friends" facebook page at #keep talking. >>> the crossroads of the world. watch a terrifying moment the a traffic light comes crashing down on a busy sidewalk after two double decker buses survive. you can see the tourists running for their lives. 15 people were hurt mostly pedestrians. >> it was chaos. there was chaos. there were a lot of people helping each other out. both buses were going too fast, way too fast

. >> you are talking about paul davis who is running against sam brownbag who was elected four years ago in kansas and arguing for tax cuts and education reform. and he did implement them. he was uncontested for the republican nomination. but there is criticism from the democrats that said by cutting taxes, brownbag reduced the ref news from the state and it will be difficult for them to balance the budget. and they will have to cut services. democrats are objecting aggressively. brownbag argues that the economy is strong and there is a lot of new business creation and unemployment rate below the national average. he's arguing that this has become in effect, a test of republican tax cutting policy versus democrat's paul davis who wants to take away the tax cuts and put it back in the state cofferes. listen. >> what we are seeing as we give more money back to the public we have job creation and record number of small businesses in the state of kansas and we are getting things done that the people want. brownbag was talking about unitty today in the republican party as he moves forward

amazingly, the incumbent has trailed in most polls to state house many north leader paul davis, and reports coming out of the jayhawk state signal that brownback could actually lose. the incumbent has barely outraised his challenger so far this year. and only did so by way of a $500,000 loan from his running mate. without that assistance, davis would have raised $370,000 more than brownback in that time. we are shifting this contest from lean's republican to toss-up. according to sam brownback, anyway, president obama has made the kansas governor's race a toss-up. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> tennessee held primary elections today and the tea party lost another one. in the republican senate race, incumbent lamar alexander faced tea party challenger joe carr. the associated pr

democrats think they can knock off brownback even though paul davis the democratic nominee is arguing brownback's tax cuts need to be postponed if not repealed even though some of them would benefit low-income voters. >> carl, thank you. we're back with our panel, jonah, ron, a.b. and charles. a.b., we're 90 days from the mid-terms. kansas is an interesting story with the governor facing some heat potentially in that general election. thoughts about last night going forward? >> well, there's only one more senate incumbent republican that the establishment pro actively and vigorously tried to defend, five of them have come across the finish line, finishing up with pat roberts last night but senator alexander has to defend himself in a primary this thursday. this has been, remains a divided party. there's still, if not a tea party, an anti-establishment force that's still fighting the establishment. the establishment has been fighting back very hard in 2014 after facing some tough losses in previous cycles. so that's been the shape of primary season so far. now we're going look at wheth

paul davis for $50,000 and $is 00,000 loan from mr. mcdonnell, sr. johnny williams was the third loan, one for $20,000 and one for $50,000. and the man who managed that money said that they had three years before they had to make any payments on those loans and that he never did see a payment. i'm peggy fox reporting live in richmond, wusa9. >>> always watching. always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >> saw peggy had an umbrella in richmond. we need the umbrella across most of the metro area. nothing crazy heavy, but some showers and storms heavier back toward i-81. already a wet commute going up 270 and certainly going down south 95. a little north of d.c. toward baltimore, a couple more minutes before the showers get in there. this is heavy activity. again, nothing crazy severe, but yellow and orange is heavy rain fall. anywhere from third to half an inch per hour. lighter activity denoted in green, which covers most of fairfax county and loudoun county. now it jumped across the river and essentially about to cross over i-270. if you're not

last month more than 100 republicans publicly backed brownback's democratic opponent, paul davis. >> this is an unprecedented, the state has clearly gone in the wrong direction under governor brownback and i have to quote your record of being able to bring people together. >> brownback told me last month he does not want a do-over when it comes to his big tax cut bill. >> any regrets on your plan, the size of it, the scope? any regrets at all? >> i don't have any regrets. it's really stimulated investment. it's stimulated people coming into the state. we've got a record number of new businesses. we've got a record number of people working in the state of kansas. >> one thing brownback does regret is when he referred to his plans as a, quote, real-live experiment on "morning joe" a few years ago. he does say he wish he could take that back saying, quote, i don't consider this being an experiment. so many people on the left really want this to fail. this is a long-term strategy to mac us more competitive. by the way, mr. davis, likely democratic nominee, will be on the show tomorrow. k

. >> also in kansas, sam brownback has won his primary, he will face paul davis in the november election, a race that could be tight even in traditionally red kansas. we're watching two races in michigan. kerry bentivolio has lost to david trott. we're still waiting on the third district in michigan, western michigan, just there you see a threat from brian ellis. we have all the updates on the election as they happen. now we'll send it back to sean hannity. >>> welcome back to hannity, we're broadcasting tonight from jerusalem, i was on the ground in the city of thorough. which is about 40 miles from here, one mile from gaza. i talked with the mayor of that border city, just how hard it is to protect his citizens from the constant unrelenting rocket attacks. let's take a look. >> mr. mayor. thank you. thank you for joining us. we are in an underground bunker. we'll walk into the actual -- i guess this is like a war room. >> this is my home. >> this is where you stay? >> every day, 24 hours. >> you have -- you have a police force? you have what, 50 officers? >> yeah. >> and every officer

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paul davis has an 8-point lead over the former senator from kansas. finally we have mr.rivate prisons, florida governor rick scott, one of my all time favorites. this guy has turned down billions in infrastructure funding that would have helped jobs and taken part in unprecedented and i mean unprecedented voter suppression and limited early voting days and tried to illegally purge hundreds and thousands of voters off the florida voter rolls. he's a science denying republican in a state that needs to address climate change. ask miami. after meeting with climate experts scientists told the truth about scott. one told think progress, i don't hon echtly believe the governor is climate literate and not particularly interested in becoming climate literate. recent polls in florida show the governor's race is simply too close to call. a rasmussen poll has scott up by one poll and quinn pea ak had charlie crist up by 3 points after scott spend $20 million trashing his opponent. americans, according to the polls, are sick of the republican austerity plan. these governors who were

some polls show him actually trailing democrat paul davis in the general election.kably, more than 100 republican officials have now endorsed the democrat davis over brownback in that race. there's national political news as well with three big new polls including once released just hours ago from nbc news and the" wall street journal" providing insights into the state and the electorate nation. we have four numbers to help explain where america is politically now and you should be paying attention to tonight. number one, americans seemed to have reached a tipping point when it comes to their own members of congress. polls have long shown that while we have little regard for congress as a whole, we tend to like the person who represents us in the house. this is why even when congress is really unpopular as it is now, polls in recent years have shown congress to be less popular than richard nixon during watergate, less popular than paris hilton, than the band of nickelback, less popular than even head lice. even though congress is really unpopular, most members of co

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but this election sets the stage for the fall when brownback goes up against paul davis, who is the house democratic leader in kansas. the polling isn't very robust here, but a layman would suggest this is a toss-up three months out. >> thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> joining us on the phone is fritz klug out of michigan to talk about that primary in that state and there are five races watch, according to fritz klug. the republican primary in the 3rd congressional district. >> that race is very interesting and it has been for a while. a lot of the stories that we've heard in recent years about primaries have been incumbents who have been challenged by tea party challengers, but this is la reverse where we have amash and he is being challenged by an area businessman named brian ellis. >> and then you have number 2 on the list, you have the race to replace representative dave camp who our viewers will know a republican from there and chaired the ways and means committee. who's running? >> we have state senator who has been backed by both men who preceded him and dave camp endors

election will set the stage for the fall when brownback will go up against the democratic nominee, paul davishe house democratic leader in kansas. but polling is a very robust here, but i would say a layman would suggest that this is a tossup three months out. >> host: tim carpenter with the topeka capital-journal. thank you for your time trying to thank you. my pleasure. >> primary race is also today in missouri, michigan and washington. we'll focus in on the kansas race this evening and should live results sometime between eight and '90s turn. look for that on c-span. on c-span2 coming up in just over 15 minutes, the kaiser family foundation and the alliance for health reform are holding a discussion on the results of a new survey looking of the role of navigators and brokers during the latest health care open enrollment period but again that's at noon eastern on c-span2. until then a look at members of congress and their august recess. >> we are back with sabrina siddiqui talk about the august recess. congress has left washington and they're going back and talk to their constituents, town

. >> are you voting for sam brownbeck or paul davis for governor?> i'm not making that decision public. i think your voting behavior is ultimately a private behavior. i'm looking for people who want to go to washington and in this case topeka and solve problems, work in a bipartisan way, understand kansas has a long tradition of bipartisanship. that's what i'm looking for in elected officials. >> my thanks to greg orman in kansas. >>> the latest on the biggest earthquake to hit northern california in 25 years as soon as we come back. . well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. this is bill. his doubleheader day at the park starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. peanuts! peanuts! crowd cheers! [guy] i know what you're you're thinking beneful. [announcer

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injury for paul george all fans hope at this point that curry and thompson come back alive and wechlt another scare in practice. sacramento center cuss i hopes down with a knee giraffe davis for the ball and landed on top of cousin right knee. looked back at bad at first but he walked out under his own power. the george injury shook up the players but he's not worried about getting hurt. >> great opportunity to represent your country and comes around every so often. i think everybody that is here understands that and looking forward to have same mission. >>reporter: san jose earthquake soccer team joined the growing list of athletes doing the ice bucket challenge toning raise money in the fight against als. count down crew with chris burman took the plunge. look at chris cater with a faux dousing. right on to the chris. 0that is the both brilliant and evil at the same time. then he pretend he got wet and walk off. carter needs to get bucketed again. and again and again. >> that's funny. >> wherein i see this i will try it. >> thanks. >> nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinit

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prematurely james carville, paul, rahm emanuel now the mayor of chicago and then in the secondary road you have people like maggie williams and cheryl mills and lanny davis one thing about this is you talked about how the key lieutenants had been pushed out. bill richardson and george stephanopoulos why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: he was the communication structure and -- postcodes a host of good morning america. >> guest: the good morning america host. he has his rise in politics and he wrote what is a good memoir and it gives you a flavor unlike most of the memoirs it is actually good and i think fairly honest and fairly revealing about the inner workings of the clinton health -- clinton white house but it didn't do much because he was mortified and in their guest that he would write something like this and reveal that the white house was enormously chaotic and they feared the eruption. dick morris the way stephanopoulos says that they would leave for the day having agreed to the plan or some sort of a strategy for the campaign and they would come back and bill clinton would have said okay this is what we are doing and say something in the

. >> reporter: now, dan davis was not about to be intimidated, but he's 75 with a bum knee and bad eyesight. by contrast, barry sweigle is a 245-pound paul bunyan in love with machinery. instead of "babe the blue ox," rusting carcasses of his old toys line his driveway. >> if you knew barry, you know he's a big boy. >> so you know i'm 300 pounds and i don't -- i'd be kinda scared of him if he went sideways. >> reporter: sideways, backwards, inside or out -- jason says there was something else that made barry dangerous. >> he didn't know me from adam and just flat-out said he had a meth problem, you know, and he's trying to get help, and nobody will help him. >> reporter: both barry's brother and local authorities confirm barry had a history of drug use and a penchant for paranoia. >> he said we were the leaders of a gang that was coming over. they were coming through our property. and, uh -- >> stealing his fuel. >> stealing his fuel. >> and his batteries. >> he thought that this mobile home had been surveilling him in there, the government or somebody was watching him. >> reporter: even law enforcement had a growing file on the odd fell

primarily, james carville, paul begala, rahm emanuel the mayor of chicago and in a secondary role you have people like maggie williams, ama abedin and cheryl mills and even lanny davis and one fascinating story about these people is you talk about two who were key lieutenants have been pushed out. that's bill richardson and george stephanopoulos. whether you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was president clinton's communication direct director. >> host: stephanopoulos made host of -- >> guest: he wrote a pretty good memoir and it really gives you a flavor unlike most of these political memoirs is as good and i think fairly honest and fairly revealing about the inner workings of the clinton white house but it didn't do him any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and reveal the clinton white house was a normatively chaotic. they feared bimbo eruptions. dick morris, stephanopoulos says they would leave for the day having agreed to a plan, some sort of strategy for the campaign and bill clinton would have said okay this is what we are doing and said the opposite. stephanopoulos

primarily to james carville, paul bacall, rahm emanuel now the mayor of chicago, the second of all you had people like maggie williams, whom aberdeen and cheryl mills and even lanny davis and one faceting story about this cadre people as you talk about how the two who were key lieutenants had been pushed out. that's bill richardson and george stephanopoulos. why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was present clinton's communications director and. >> host: stephanopoulos now host of -- just yesterday the level could america host the he's gotten his rise in american politics, working for bill clinton. he wrote was a pretty good book, pretty good memoir about competition a favorite of, ma unlike most of his political memoirs this is good and i think fairly honest and very revealing about the into workings of the clinton white house. but it didn't have any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and reveal the clinton white house was enormous a chaotic. they feared them both eruptions. dick morris, i think the way stephanopoulos says, they would leave for the day, having agree

primarily, james carville, paul bacall a, rahm emanuel now the mayor of chicago, and in a second or will you people like maggie williams, whom aberdeen, and cheryl mills, and even lanny davis one faceting story about this country people is you talk about how to who were key lieutenants have been pushed out. that's bill richardson and george stephanopoulos. why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was present clinton's communications director, and -- >> host: now host of good morning america gets the yes. the lovable good warning america owes. he has his rise in american politics and working for bill clinton. he wrote what is a pretty good book, a pretty good memoir and it really gives you a flavor, unlike most of these political memoirs, his is actually good and i think fairly honest and very revealing about the inner workings of the clinton white house. but it did him any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and revealed that the clinton white house was enormously chaotic. they feared been no interruptions. dick morris, or the way stephanopoulos says is that they would leave