it's time we turn prices into hope in washington state. look, patty murray, is she afraid to debate a farm girl from paschal washington or is she afraid to defend her 30-year record in the senate? she's actually chairwoman of the senate health committee. chosen to do nothing about the fentanyl crisis that's tearing up our state. she refuses to address the issues that families are facing every single day. i'm ready to bait her and a "yes" is a "yes." >> laura: you recently put out an ad that had cnn all in a tether tonight about the abortion issue because -- do we have the ad guys? yeah, we have it. i'm going to play it because i'm a big critic of political ads and i think they make a ton of money and they do lousy ads. this is a great ad. watch. >> patty murray spent millions to paint me as an extremist. i'm pro-life, but i oppose a federal abortion ban. she shows you this picture of me and trump, but this and show you this one. or mention i was there fighting for veterans health care. what's extreme? 30 years in the senate and nothing to s

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e that we turned crisis into hope here in washington. state. and you know, look, patty murray, is she afraid to debate a farm girl from pasco,she af washington, or she afrairad to? defend her 30 year record in the senate where she's actually chairwoman of the senate health committee and has chosen to do nothing about the financial crisis that's tearing up our state. she refuses to address the issues that families arele y facing every single day. i am ready to debate her in a yes is a yes. now, you recently put out an ad that had cnn all in a tither tonight about the abortion issue because as i as i just i'm , do we have the ad goes? yeah, we have it.ause i want to play it because i'veai got to say i'm a big critic of political ads. i think these ad meisters makemo a ton of moneyney an and they u do lousy ads. this is a great ad watch. >> patty murray has spentt millions to paint me as an extremist. i'm pro-life, but i oppose, fedel abortion ban. she showed you this picture of me and trump, but doesn't showhe you this one or mention i was there

for example, in virginia and washington state, and new york state, commissions that were empowered withal members of democrats and republicans, they simply reached a stalemate and courtside to intervene. but in other states, the process is relatively nonpolitical. for example, california is prohibited from taking into account a partisanship or where incumbents live in their process. colorado and arizona have provisions encouraging the construction of competitive districts. and then in the majority of states, it is really up to partisan state legislators. that is where there is really a lot of opportunity to manipulate boundaries in favor of one side or the other. democrats were most successful the cycle in illinois, new mexico, and oregon in gerrymandering the boundaries, and nevada republicans successful and texas, florida, tennessee, and several others. host: you mentioned a most pure method of doing this. what state comes closest in your mind to that? guest: you know, i don't think there is a way to go about this that is absolutely perfect. but, i think a couple states have done a re

notably, california, washington state, they all use that top two primary system. might have held valadao, might have helped these two republicans in washington. after this there's only one republican left to face republican primary voters who voted for impeachment. it's the biggest name. liz cheney. harriet hageman, her o'pont there, trump-backed opponent. we've seen polling with hageman up double digits. that result last night in michigan probably not much solace for liz cheney. >> i think that primary in wyoming is august 16th. >> two weeks. yep. >> and steve, let's talk about that turnout in kansas. that was really an amazing show of force and sends a big signal around the country. certainly energizing -- maybe energizing both sides but certainly energizing those who didn't think that abortion would be a galvanizing issue for abortion rights advocates. many democrats, some independents and republicans now. >> yeah, you take a look at the numbers. this is the middle of the summer primary. honestly in the democratic and republican primaries in kansas there weren't

there are two in -- one in washington. state republicans, do they want to support the republicans, or will they carry out trump's grievances? what is also common about all three of these districts, and i just want to come back to the other map to connected to the points we are discussing with my colleagues, is the suburbs. those are suburban republican districts, the suburbs will decide who wins in arizona. the suburbs will decide who wins statewide in michigan. the suburbs will decide all the clothes -- derecho bush president. they supported donald trump just barely and then they were held against. time in 2018 and 2020. suburban america is going to decide what happens in november, and it's also gonna have a big voice tonight. suburban republicans in arizona, in michigan, in washington state, and in kansas on the abortion question tonight. suburban america will speak, and the democrats will be watching. kansas probably, more than any state, to see what is the message. >> what about, in kansas, abortion really is on the ballot f

arizona, kansas, missouri michigan, and washington state. voters of turned out to the determine their nominees for the elections to be held in 97 days. the biggest news of the night was in the state of kansas or voters voted to protect the right of abortion. this was the first electoral test for abortion rights since the supreme court overturn roe v. wade. around 60% of kansas voters voted no to removing the right for an abortion in the state constitution. in arizona, watching that closely right now, three races are too early to call for trump endorsed election deniers. mark finchem is leading 40 -- tutored dixon is the projected winner. she will run against the incumbent gretchen whitmer. in missouri, attorney general eric schmidt as when the republican nomination for senate to feeding former governor eric greitens. last night, donald trump endorsed a candidate named eric, and wasn't sure who endorsed. and washington state, it's too early to tell for two republicans who are running both of whom voted for whom to impeach donald trump. congres

state. h missouri, michigan, kansas, arizona and washington. polls are closing just now in all or parts of three of them. abortion is on the ballot in kansas and supporters of the former president's election lie are running in arizona and elsewhere. three republicans who voted to impeach the former president are all facing tough primary challenges from candidates that he's supporting. in arizona, state house speaker rusty bowers, the conservative state house speaker who refused to help overturn the election and testified before the house select committee is also facing opposition backed by the former president in his state senate race. some of the very same candidates are also being supported controversially by democrats hoping to run against more extreme opponents in the fall. all of this with inflation and fears of recession as the backdrop, president biden''s foreign policy decision on the table in midterm elections now 98 days away. john king is tracking the important races and trends at the wall. john, missouri polls are just closing, as y

for example, in virginia and washington state, and new york state, commissions that were empowered with equal members of democrats and republicans, they simply reached a stalemate and courtside to intervene. but in other states, the process is relatively nonpolitical. for example, california is prohibited from taking into account a partisanship or where incumbents live in their process. colorado and arizona have provisions encouraging the construction of competitive districts. and then in the majority of states, it is really up to partisan state legislators. that is where there is really a lot of opportunity to manipulate boundaries in favor of one side or the other. democrats were most successful the cycle in illinois, new mexico, and oregon in gerrymandering the boundaries, and nevada republicans

the revenge tour in washington state it not go the way president trump had wanted to go back to you, non. >> shannon: it is so interesting to watch every different state handles this. very particular, specific, unique ways. thank you, dad for being on the one. we appreciate it. no to taiwan, will speak of the house nancy pelosi's meeting with top officials to fight china's threat of retaliatory measures. soon after pelosi's arrival, beijing battled its saber with a series of drills. bill melugin has the latest version i. >> good to see. after weeks of international speculation and threats of retaliation from china, house speaker nancy pelosi landed in taiwan this morning, making her the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the island since 1997. pelosi touchdown in taipei around 10:45:00 p.m. local time. he was welcomed by the island's tallest building, taipei 101, which as you can see, was lit up with a welcome message for her. she made the trip despite president biden revealing weeks ago that the u.s. military found this trip wouldn't be a good idea because she explained her decis

they are critical races in michigan to, in washington state, in wisconsin. i think we're gonna see over the next three weeks the degree to which these democrats are not only running on the accomplishments, but they're delighted to explain to voters that their opponent voted against, for example, 35 dollar insulin caps. their opponent voted against climate change investment. their opponent voted against all of the stuff. so it's not simply that they say, hey, we've done these great things, it's that the republican party wants none of it. they have no ideas. they voted against your interests, mr. and mrs. voter. that's why the mood is so much improved now. >> jennifer reuben, thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> up next, new reporting on the investigation surrounding the documents seized at mar-a-lago. ized a mar-a-lago our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. ♪ you ain't seen nothin' yet ♪ ♪ b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet ♪ ♪ here

this summer has broken records in washington state and not in a good way. energy prices and temperatures have both spiked. people from seattle to spokane are feeling the stress and they're feeling the heat. and climate disasters have become an everyday reality in every community across the country. washington state has seen droughts and wildfires and floods and heat waves that literally made our roads buckle. families desperately need us to tackle rising costs and rising temperatures because we cannot build a stronger economy if we do not build a more sustainable economy, and that's why we need the inflation reduction act. it will reduce costs for families. it will reduce emissions and it will even reduce the debt and deficit. madam president, the climate investments in this bill are, in a word, historic. they won't just bring down carbon emissions by a whopping 40%, they will help us establish a real energy independence from dirty fossil fuels and foreign adversaries. they will save lives by reducing air pollution and supporting conservation efforts happen

arizona, kansas, missouri michigan, and washington state. ters of turned out to the determine their nominees for the mid terms elections to be held in 97 days. the biggest news of the night was in the state of kansas where voters voted to protect the right of abortion. this was the first electoral test for abortion rights since the supreme court overturn roe v. wade. around 60% of kansas voters voted no to removing the right for an abortion in the state

remember, washington state was what they call a top two primary.democrat and republican, are on the same ballot. top two regardless of party advance to the general election. key here is this is jaime herrera beutler, she is one of the republicans who voted for impeachment. this is a democrat here running in first place. this is joe kent, the trump-backed republican in this race. this is probably all the vote we're going to get tonight in washington. it takes them days to count. but jaime herrera beutler in the initial count the key for her to finish in the top two. she is in the top two right now. she is running ahead by about 5,000 votes over her trump-backed challenger. those are encouraging numbers for jaime herrera beutler in the third district in washington. the fourth district, there's newhouse, another republican who voted to impeach trump. same thing here, probably all the votes we're going to get tonight. he's running in first. the democratic candidate is running in second. this is lauren culp the trump-backed candidate running in third, s

one more state, washington state. guest: this may be the biggest of all.ou've got to republicans who voted for impeachment as well. washington has unique system where all the candidates of all parties are on the same primary ballot. that gives these two anti-trump republicans a chance to win or move on from the primary tonight. trump has had remarkable success ousting republicans who challenged him in 2020. this could be the one outlier in washington state. these are going to be important races to watch. host: one viewer opined that senator joe manchin agreed in this last-minute dealmaking with senator schumer on a climate change bill because he thinks democrats are going to hold the senate. guest: i think it's very possible democrats could hold the senate. i do think they will gain many seats. they could gain a seat. i think joe manchin wanted to do something with his power while he has it. it's more likely that republicans take the senate or democrats render him less powerful in the next congress. i think he wanted to do something on his terms. he may no

crews have finally gotten the upper hand meanwhile, heat alerts have been issued across washington state and oregon, where authorities are investigating at least seven deaths that may have been heat related. our thanks to gaddy for that report >>> a 24-year-old indiana police officer was shot and killed during a traffic stop sunday according to police, a 42-year-old suspect got out of the vehicle and fired at officer noah, multiple times, hitting him at least once. the criminal has multiple arrested and will face charges he had been with the elmwood police department for just 11 months >>> the world continues to mourn the loss of a man who's legacy is larger than life. basketball legend bill russell died on sunday at the age of 88. russell was a champion on the court in college and in the nba, but many took time to remember how he paved the way for black players for generations. michael jordan said in a statement that russell set an example for every black player who came into the league, adding that the world lost a legend >>> and from former president obama to shaquille o'neal, tribute

washington puts together what is known as the circular letter to the state. this is basically his farewell in newspapers around the country took this letter. this letter and you can see the beginnings of washington's vision a small nation the capitol city and the kind were robust and vigorous country that we would have been washington says we have the debt of honor. we need to repay that dense. our veterans. we need more training and positive relations abroad. mostly we need to be united. this nation needs a set of national identity. you are to take the time in 1783 and asked thomas jefferson about this nation he would answer it wasn't a sense of national identity or capitol u united states. a small letter u state so washington knew we needed sense of unity. we need a sense of national pride and spirit. we need to come together as a nation otherwise this will never happen. next slide. this country went from 1775 at the start of the revolutionary war all the way until 1800, 25 years a quarter of a century without a permanent capital city without the seat of gov

as far as those who lost races come a a representative of south carolina, michigan, and washington staterepresentative liz cheney joining that list now as of yesterday, which leaves two winning their races, dan newhouse of washington state in the fourth district and of california and the 21st district. from california, this is our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i think the cheney defeat says more about the gop than cheney. the rhetoric that has been coming from all the winners is very anti-american. i think the gop is looking to destroy our democracy to keep power forever, and that is what the gop stands for today. host: how does that relate to rep. cheney's race? caller: cheney stood for traditional republican democratic values. support the fbi, the president is not a king. the gop today says donald trump is king and they want to defund the fbi. that is just two points of the difference between cheney and her opponent. host: hal in massachusetts. caller: the left-wing media cannot even keep up with its own talking points. this is darth vader's daughter. dick cheney was runnin

two out of washington state, one in michigan.lly by the end of the tonight. also some other fascinating races, i mentioned that kansas vote. everybody is watching that for voter intensity. you've got some key governors primaries and senate primaries. out of the state of arizona, it is possible for a governor, for united states senate. republican candidates in arizona, one of the troubling themes in this election year, election deniers. >> the only way they can win is if they load up the voter roles with dead people, people who have moved, and imaginary friends. >> someone who is not afraid to take on the crowd and tell them, you need to move on. nothing happened. it's okay. donald trump lost. cheating is not winning. >> what the radical left has done by hijacking our elections is wrong. >> with me to share their reporting and insights, margaret, bloomberg's mary owe parker. too much to talk about. let's start there. i call it troubling. you still have t, even after the big lie, you still have some republican candidates who flat o

and danny newhouse, in washington state with a little more than 25% of the vote, he managed to get throughrump did endorse a candidate there but there were a ton of candidates on the ballot claiming allegiance to trump and maybe the field was split enough for him to get through. and the only one left to face the voters is next tuesday, liz cheney in wyoming, she's facing trump-backed harriet hagman, and one poll on this race from a few weeks ago, had cheney more than 20 points behind, and if you look at that track record, we just showed you a minute ago, clearly an uphill battle for liz cheney in that primary next week in aye. your thoughts, alex? >> i till well you whether or not liz cheney wins her primary on tuesday remains to be seen but either way she has earned the respect of millions of americans for her relentless pursuit of truth and justice. i know we'll be seeing a lot more of her. >>> up next, president biden signs a bill to expand health care benefits for veterans with house democrats poised to send a sweeping reconciliation package to his desk. >>> and coming up on "morning j

illinois and washington state, for >> along the gulf coast, security guards are shirk in customers one at a time, because of videos like this, a handful of criminals coming in, making off with $100,000 of louis vuitton items. >> this may be the most brazen shoplift you'll ever see, after singling out a 70-inch tv, police say john lomax, the man in blue, puts the tv on a shopping cart, and starts to wheel it through seattle's downtown target. court documents say he's stole from this target 21 times before. >> suspense in san francisco, arms full of loot. >> a trio of thieves, violently smashing and grabbing $20,000 worth of watches. >> snatch and run, thieves snatching $90,000 worth of merchandise from louis vuitton in bellvue. >> he jabs at the employee, taking the bills from the register. the gunman takes the cash and runs out. looks like he's done it before. >> tucker: makes your heartbeat faster watching this. what country is this? why is no one stopping them. you've seen videos like this, all over the internet. when there's a security guard, the security guard just stands there hap

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there's two out in washington state. we don't have any votes yet.ate republicans had primary challenges yesterday. republicans are furious that the democrats are putting money in against peter meyer. then you dump several hundred thousand dollars in on his head to get his opponent. >> and these have been top targets for trump world, to get these republicans out who voted for impeachment. this has been a key strategy all along ever this happened. it wasn't just the senate races. and you have to look at it through that lens about how much time and money that trump world has been putting into those races in particular. and it's not about the outcome of what happens in the house of representatives or even taking back the house, this is about getting those people who trump found to be just loyal to him out in the house of representatives. >> he said i'm proud to remain to my principles even when doing so came at a significant political cost. it's a tough year for them if you look at the house map. if they can somehow get a republican nominee or take a se

so washington puts together what's known as a circular letter to the states. this is basically his farewell and newspapers around the country print this letter and you can see the beginnings of washington's vision for a strong nation, a capital city and the kind of robust and vigorous government that we would have . washington says we have a debt of honor. we need to repay our veterans. we need a national governing body. we need more trains. we need positive relations abroad, we need peace and mostly we need to be united. we need this nation needs a sense of national identity. if you were to take a time machine back to 1783 and asked thomas jefferson about his nation he wouldanswer virginia . there wasn't a sense of national identity. not a capital letter you united states a small u, the states. so washington new we needed a sense of unity, a sense of national spirit. we needed to come together as a nation otherwise this would never ever happen. next slide. so this country went from 1775, the start of the revolutionary war all the way until 1800 . 25 years, a q

if washington state is a bellwether, who knew that washington state primaries could be a national bellwether to watch is 19. that is what joe biden won the state of washington by. republicans lose by 10. the could be good news. >> fascinating. let's head over to arizona. >> let's head to arizona. republican primary. so these are the betting odds, chance of winning. look at that. she is the favorite at 78% of winning, lake. you see her opponent at 22%. it wouldn't be shocking if carrie lake lost. good she gets backed by trump, this is a big win for trump in arizona. >> some sign of that tightening on the republican side and katie hobbs is in poll position. >> yeah. this is a very competitive general election matchup. katie hobbs, the democratic candidate. this is a state and race to watch come the fall. >> all right. let's swuitch over to the senat race in az. >> another race in which you're looking at the general elections as well. blake masters, the clear favorite here. again, looking at the betting odds, 87% chance of winning. this is the marquee race to watch come the fall. if democrats c

a company based in washington state recorded these images over the summer.sts say the footage will help determine the ship's rate of decay. >>> how about this for images? it's been quite a week for traffic messes. yesterday we showed you a truck full of tomatoes that spilled in california. and today, to match that, an 18-wheeler carrying alfredo sauce spilling on interstate 55 in memphis. the sauce spilled all over the southbound lanes and spread over a couple of northbound lanes. rhiannon, i'm told that the cleanup will cost a pretty "penne." thank you. >> i bet the smell out there is just -- >> delightful. >> -- really bad. >>> coming back, we are going to look back 25 years to the death of princess diana. >> we'll hear about the diana phenomenon from those who knew her best. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page abo

it happened to a woman in washington state. here to explain, but not make excuses for, is our west coast correspondent jason rants. jason jason, set the steen. >> here's the scene, democrats used to stand up for women, but now can't define up. 80-year-old julie was banned from a pool and locker room facility managed by the olympic peninsula ymca in port townsend, washington. she was headed into the locker room to shower, and saw something alarming she felt explained what happened at this council meeting. >> my experience while showering after my swim was hearing a man's voice in the women's dressing area, and seeing a man in a women's swimsuit watching little girls pull down their bathing suits in order to use the toilets in the dressing room. >> she was told by a ymca staffer that all the lgbt pride posters in the facility should have clued her that transpeople would there. people showed up at the meeting to support her, but the mayor was not pleased, accusing them of transphobia. >> port townsend is a welcoming community, and

in those states like colorado and washington, we are already dealing with the state where the republicanor have a kind of democratic advantage. we've seen them go out and say, i'm not i'm just not interested in that. affirmatively trying to say, don't worry about me and abortion, voters of colorado and washington state. that is not something, i think, oh what ron johnson or blake masters can pull off. they strike me is completely different situations, ron johnson has a long career as a u.s. senator, people know where he stands as on the issue of abortion. >> they're continuing to say they're pro-life. j. d. vance is another example, during the republican primary he had the abortion -- had the endorsement of the ohio right to life. and, then last month in an interview, he was asked about his support for federal abortion. his answer was, not right now. he didn't say he would never support this. but he said, i don't think this is what we need to do right now. they're doing a really tricky dance right now, to not alienate those voters, who put them on the ballot in the republican primary, bu

the other piece of news donald trump picked up last night, this is in washington state.ember, it takes them about 16 1/2 years to count up the results in congressional races in washington state. we did finally get top two primary jamie butler, incumbent republican congresswoman, she's one of the ten who voted to impeach donald trump, she conceded last night to joe kent, a trump-backed republican who backs up trump's claims about the 2020 election. we haven't technically called the race yet at nbc, but she's conceded it and basically set the stage for the trump-backed candidate versus the democrat in the general election. here are the ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump after january 6th in 2021. here is their state in 2022. you see a lot of them simply chose not to run. you've got herrera butler going to lose the primary, tom rice got clobbered in his primary in south carolina. david valadao got through his primary in california. donald trump did not make an endorsement in that race. the next one is next tuesday in wyoming, liz cheney, you've seen the polli

states holding elections. kansas, missouri, michigan, washington, and arizona. tates, former president trump has endorsed a number of election deniers, including gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon in michigan and senate candidate blake masters in arizona (c stl -- arizona. do these candidates look poised to win? tamara: certainly a trump endorsement does not hurt. it is not clear yet. in the michigan primary, it was kind of a wide open field because some of the leading establishment and well-known previously elected candidates were knocked of the ballot befo getting on the ballot, due to a scandal involving signature gathering. one other thing i'm watching also is further down the ballot, in a state like arizona, where two of the candidates for secretary of state are election deniers. secretary of states in primaries for secretary of state, already in five states, election denying, pro-trump candidates have gotten the republican nomination. this idea of election deniers is not just at the top of the ticket. it is also further down in offices that could actually

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as well as those out in washington state as well. >> listen, john king, thank you so much.ng to the floor, to the room, let's talk about peter meijer, talk about what's happening with these house republicans, ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump, facing a far right republican challenged. it's interesting though, we were talking during the break about what is happening with peter meijer, and this could be a real test, or not such a great night when it comes to peter meijer and donald trump. >> right, obviously, donald trump has a little scoreboard of all these folks he is trying to exact vengeance against who voted to impeach him in the aftermath of january 6th. peter meijer one of them. john king was saying people at home might not know meijer, you know where they know the name meijer, in michigan. >> cars all the food. >> exactly. but he is a republican in a different mold then the modern-day trump dominated republican party. and he has been sort of fighting that fight. and if he's able to successfully withstand this challenge from a trump backed challenger, jo

states that we are watching. arizona, kansas, missouri, michigan, and washington today. we are going right to state kornacki just a moment. to get the very latest numbers as votes are still being counted. but perhaps the most watched vote of the night happened in kansas where nbc news now projects that voters decided to protect the states rights to and abortion. this is a first date on abortion rights since the court overturned roe v. wade. in arizona, three trump endorsed election deniers are on the ballot. all three races, right now, too early to call. but that may change, while i am talking to you. in michigan trump endorsed candidate tutor dixon, is the projected winner of the republican primary for governor. dixon will run against the incumbent gretchen whitmer. in missouri the battle of the two trump endorsed candidates called eric has been decided. and we seem to projects that missouri eric schmidt has won the republican nomination for senate, defeating the former governor eric greitens. and in washington state, the votes is still too early to call for tua publican

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voters are still casting ballots in arizona washington state. it's a big night especially on the republican side. we'll get to steve bernanke and the just a moment here the big races that we are watching tonight. in missouri it's eric greitens forces eric schmidt, for the republican nomination in the u.s. senate. greitens is the former governor who resigned in disgrace and whose ex wife accused him of abuse, and schmidt is the state attorney general who joined trump's lawsuit to overturn the 2020 election. both want to be the endorsement of trump and trump taunted taunted leave decision by simply endorsing eric. it's unclear how much trumps endorsement manners matters at all. >> to me it's a little bit alarming because this man is no longer a former president to a lot of these people. he is like a god, he is something that they look up to and to me a lot of times maybe he isn't the best person to look up to. that doesn't mean to say that he didn't do a lot of good things, especially for the middle class community, but i think people are running

it's a top two system in washington state.nt republican of the 10 who voted to impeach donald trump in the aftermath of january 6th to lose in a primary, along with peter meyer in michigan and tom rice in south carolina. two republicans who voted to impeach trump, david valado. they survived primary challenges. four of the republicans actually opted to retire. they saw what donald trump was going to bring them and donald trump-backed challenges and chose to bow out. so the only one remaining of the impeachment 10, these republicans who sort of voted their conscience over where their party was in the moment is liz cheney. her primary in wyoming is next week. if she goes down, trump will have an 8-2 win record on his revenge tour. >> wow. she's the last one on the list. probably the top of his list. david, thank you. >> sure. >>> good news here on the economic front, gas prices have dropped for 57 consecutive days, according to aaa. have we reached the peak of inflation? we'll ask an economist ahead. we're carvana the company wh

to more of them have primaries that in washington state. the polls close out there in about an hour, don. look how close this is. john, it's the -- right up to 51, if you want, to 50%. it's 253 votes at the moment with about a third of the vote counted. again, one of my big questions is, do republicans continue to follow, not so much trump, but trumpism? the big lie, that our elections are corrupt, that you cannot have disagreement within the party, at least not a disagreement with donald trump? is that changing? are we going to continue that through november and beyond? that is one of the questions tonight. it's one of the races i am watching. it's way too close to call right now. we are going to be counting votes there. to more of those out in washington state a bit later. >> joining, thanks. abby, i want to get to you here in the room. so many election deniers front and center in these primaries today. what stands out to you as you watch these results roll in so far? pretty much everyone is an election -- , even the ones who are not elec

washington state senate said the electrical vehicle push is completely excited.t the transportation, our agriculture and all of that, you know, in the inflation reduction bill, there is actually a tax on natural gas with a natural gas will be going up this winter. i think we need to be calling these cars natural gas cars. we got to get her energy somewhere. we need all of the above and we need to ensure families in the state don't get their lights turned out. speak with the state will take public comments on the electrical vehicle push starting september 7th. you know, todd, they say taking public opinion and the liberal states, i can see why they like it and they have always liked it anything since electric cars became the topic of discussion, which it makes you wonder, are people going to drive across state lines to get a nonelectric car? will that be revenue for the other states? will it hurt those states in the economy because people are actually going to abide by this? also, how many of the dead electric cars, i always wondered that. i mean, it will happen,

two primaries in washington state, as well. polls are starting to close.hree of the 10 house republicans voting to impeach donald trump have been challenged. essentially, the trump vengeance for the publican party sees this one, not settled tonight. we're still counting votes. 248 now with peter meyer building democrats, not interested. they put money behind john gives, wanting him to be a nominee. they think they have a chance to take the seat in november if john gives is a nominee. we will see and be counting votes here, then the two contests out of washington state, as well. >> john king, thank you very much. let's bring into the room, as they say. let's talk about peter meyer, talk about all of what's happening with these house republicans. 10 house republicans voted to impeach trumm, facing a far right party challenge with democrats. was interesting, we were talking during the break about what's happening with peter meyer. this could be a real test -- or not such a great night when it comes to peter meyer and donald trump. >> right. obviously, donald

and we've got hawaii taking top spot longest life expectation, washington state close second dagen mcdowellresh water fresh, clean air hawaii number one. dagen: problem with those three states how he egregiously expensive they are no one can afford to move there at this point, the reason that people feel so lousy so much suffering, is because of inflation. it is jarring to people. when you come -- a late 2020 inflation was 1.4%. then goes all of a sudden within -- a little more than a year to a 40-year high. it creates a level of uncertainty both about life, and your finances it makes living and manage your budget so much more difficult. now people if they want to move somewhere they have to pick, a -- what nowhere is cheap at this point but they have to pick somewhere that is inexpensive in the united states that is close to good healthcare. maria: well democrats are going to have to explain away why a dozen eggs is 38% hire this year than it was last year sure inflation 8 1/2%, stuff we buy up much more than that we are watching dagen christian stay right there the next hour of "mornings

states that we are watching. arizona, kansas, missouri, michigan, and washington today. to state kornacki just a moment. to get the very latest numbers as votes are still being counted. but perhaps the most watched vote of the night happened in kansas where nbc news now projects that voters decided to protect the states rights to and abortion. this is a first date on abortion rights since the court overturned roe v. wade. in arizona, three trump endorsed election deniers are on the ballot. all three races, right now, too early to call. but that may change, while i am talking to you. in michigan trump endorsed candidate tutor dixon, is the projected winner of the republican primary for governor. dixon will run against the incugr

in michigan, congressman peter meijer and in washington state, dan newhouse and jane -- >>> a wide open race to replace roy bount, and trump has not made an endorsement there. >>> some veterans spent the weekend protesting in washington, d.c. after senate republicans blocked the bill that would help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. >>> we're digging into a "washington post" report about a homeland security watchdog stopping efforts to recover deleted secret service text messages that were potentially relevant to the january 6th investigation. those stories and a check of the weather and a whole lot more when we come back. come back. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtime, and delivering on time depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four times the 5g coverage of verizon. and it's ready ri

there are two republicans in washington state, i can just show you this, who voted to impeach trump.mary in washington state, both parties on the same ballot, top two advance to the next election. third district, a democrat has won, you got jamie herrera butler, she leads the trump-backed candidate. and newhouse, a lot of votes still to come. that's the republican who voted to impeach trump. you may in these top two primaries in washington see a pair of republicans advance to the general despite voting to impeach trump. >> the finish line is near for today. hopefully you'll get some rest, my friend. >> after speaker pelosi came and went, what kind of damage is she leaving behind? for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. >>> all right. speaker nancy pelosi is in south creea after wrapping up her controversial trip to taiwan before boarding a plane today. she vowed to support the island and its goal of breaking free from mainland china's role, in part because an independent taiwan could help the united states combat china's influence in the region. >> the