the vast majority of the district is up here in westchester county, suburbs of new york city, small studies the county executive, a third of the vote in, latimer running very well overall in the county and bowman falling well short of numbers he reached in this county in the 2022 primary. basically what happened the last five minutes since i was on, is this, in westchester if you recall, 35 or 40% of the vote and half of the vote in westchester county and what i have seen and what you can see here if you're watching closely the last segment, the numbers have not changed. this is locking in, the latimer advantage over bowman. it is spread out geographically, it is a consistent pattern basically everywhere. everywhere in the district, bowman is running short, well short double-digit support in many cases of where he fared in the 2022 primary care it is consistent enough to a vote in, frankly enough vote left given the trend, expect latimer to add to his margin as more westchester comes in, look at the district, bowman not getting many more votes out of the bronx, latimer is out of westchester

the vast majority is appearing westchester county, suburbs of new york city. rge latimer is, the county executive. we set about a third of the vote was running very well overall in the county and bowman was falling far short of numbers he had reached in this county in the 2022 primary and basically what had happened in the last five minutes since i was on his list. if you recall in westchester we only had about 35 to 40% of the vote and now about half of the vote is in in westchester county and what we've seen, what you can see here if you are watching closely in the last segment, these numbers haven't changed. is kind of locking in right now. the latimer advantage over bowman. it is spread out geographically here. it is a consistent pattern everywhere. everywhere in this district he is running short, double digit short in many cases of where he fared in the 2022 primary and it is consistent enough there is enough vote in and frankly there is enough vote less you can expect vladimir to add to his margin now. you can look at the district and say bowman is not ge

in that 2022 primary when bowman won and got just over 50% district wide, what did he get in westchester county in the 2022 primary, he got 52% of the vote out of westchester. tonight he's running 35 and starting to look at the town by town results in westchester, and you're seeing pretty significant drop offs for bowman and you can see the dynamic here. 2022 on paper before bowman 2022 was kind of a warning sign for bowman. again, he barely got a majority in westchester county, which is the vast majority of his district, so he couldn't afford coming into 2024 to slip much from those levels, and we're seeing again at the town by town level here pretty significant slippage so far for bowman. again, more vote to come in. it would take a pretty big change for bowman. he'd have to really dramatically tighten this, and there's no indication here. we've got every vote from every city and town in new rochelle, and it's pretty consistent. we can update again and look at the district wide totals, and there it is. you saw when we first came on here bowman had just gotten that batch of the bronx inch it b

george latimer is the westchester county executive. e a look, within westchester, this is how it went last night, 27 point margin for latimer. in the vast majority of this district, contained in there i can show you the bronx, you can see right here this is the bronx section. massive margin there, just percentage-wise for bowman, but far, far fewer votes in the bronx section than there is up in westchester. so, it is really kind of a four-year story here, where bowman did get wind of this in 2020, but with significant opposition, in westchester county, and a lot of that opposition four years ago had to do with the issue of israel. the congressman, eliot engel was one of the most steadfast israel supporters in all of congress. on the foreign relations committee. and bowman unseated him. as i say, since then, that issue that bowman had in terms of opposition in westchester county around that issue, maybe around some of his behavior, it is only amplified, only grown, and so it was clearly a problem for him coming into 2024, exploded into t

that's the westchester county executive. westchester county politics. 30 plus local politics.ell known to that district. somebody who is pro israel, jamaal bowman has been critical of israel and netanyahu and the war that is be out against hamas in gaza and other parts of that region. so, this is■u really -- has highlighted this huge party divide over support for israel in george l criticism ofn jamaal bowman's case. this has bn an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever nce the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac the pro-jewish group, has spent a to $15 million in a single house number, a record number of spending, ting to unseat jamaal bowman from the seat. and again, geimary. a democratic district. whoever wins thismary tomorrow or tuesday will be the congressman from new york in is) particular congressional district. host: race to watch for all of you this morning. we cans in the house and senate races that you g an eye t wong. we are also talking about the legislative agenda as congress returns this week. scott wong, we talked ab

what do we see westchester? county, which makes up the vast majority of this district, george latimer, 62% of the vote, jamaal bowman, just 38% of one other thing, progressives like to argue, they like to argue, okay, you know, when are voters turnout we win, but luck here in 2022, that was just a little bit less than 40,000 votes already was still a lot of votes to be counted look here already about 61,000 votes already cast in this race, or the fact is laura, more people turned out this year, then turned out for two years ago, and it seemed to me that those voters, especially in westchester county, overwhelmingly went for george latimer the don't think for a second that john king didn't notice that drag from the bottom. who did that magic wall? i'm just saying i saw it. >> it's kudos to you. >> but the outside spending is what people have been talking about in this particular race. >> i mean, it was through the roof. the most expensive primary and american history we're talking about the 16th district in new york. an

new rochelle, westchester county, basically, accounts for that.he becomes the third incumbent to lose a pending result with bob goode. the other big story last night, we'll zoom out here and go to the rocky mountains here on the republican side. i'm going to take you to eastern colorado where lauren boebert won. this is that the district she represents. she currently represents the third district, western colorado. a very close call for boebert in her 2022 election race. less than 1,000 votes. she read the writing on the wall and said i want to go to safe republican territory. this district here, trump won it by almost 20 points. it is much more red. and boebert wins last night. why did she win? a major reason, you can see it here. a long list of candidates in a split opposition. she only gets 43%. that's about what bowman got in new york. because there are so many other candidates here, that's enough for her to easily win this race. >> thank you so much, steve. with me now, democratic strategist and former executive director for the new york stat

have now cast ballots for earlier voting for it westchester county is part district for this very tight race. back to you. jon: that is going to be one to watch great cb cotton in new york city, thanks for giving us a look. still to come on the fox report, complications for the crew of boeing's spacecraft docked in orbit. we will tell you when the craft might finally be able to come home. plus, much of the nation is still dealing with scorching temperatures this weekend. >> it is a wildly hot across the country visits on the current taps 104 in washington d.c. as we speak right now no surprise if that all of the advisory stretched across the mid-atlantic and midwest will be telling you how long that a sticking around coming up in my full forecast. and stylist. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. we all ne

so the westchester county executive, a ton of money has come in against bowman. preexisting vulnerability here. i think that explains the polling. we'll find out if the polling matches up with reality. boebert used to represent this. grand junction, the entire western border with utah. the southern border, all of this. was her district but that district became as you said, very competitive in the 2022 midterm and it's becoming less solidly republican in again. so she said i'm not going to run for re-election there. she's going to move to the fourth congressional district and that's this side. the complete other side of the state. she takes the utah border for the kansas and nebraska border but it's the fourth district where she is now running and boebert, two things to keep in mind here. number one, you see two of them here. there's a lot more than two opponents for her in this primary. it's an open seat primary. she's split opposition. so the indications from the limited polling we have here is it's a very divided, non boebert field here. looks like you've got a

wealthiest constituents in our district. >> the district covers parts of the north bronx up to westchester county and is home to some of the wealthiest suburbs in america. a large jewish population and a majority of non-white black and latino voters many of them told us they're paying attention now jake, we spoke to many of those voters over the past week and the beginning of early voting, they told us that they're also worried about public safety, the cost of housing, the cost of food. >> what there also paying attention to what these two candidates have said about the war. now jake, just like in any other close election, this is going to come down to turnout, particularly in areas where bowman is popular. but so is george latimer partly because he has a long standing record and has represented areas in that district for a long time all right. >> gloria pazmino, new york. thanks so much for that. appreciate it. coming up next to cnn exclusive interview with two of the women who testified against harvey weinstein. their new mission as the former hollywood mogul faces of potential retrial debate i

it's very important, especially the westchester county and the northeast bronx. muchy coming in the community to help the community out. we need housing, affordable housing. we need programs for the kids. we need summer programs, summer jobs. >> joining me now from mt. verner, new york, is nbc news correspondent ali vitali. every time i hear mt. vernon, i want to say money earned in mt. vernon. talk to me about what you're hearing out there. what are you seeing? is there energy that's visible for either candidate? >> reporter: there's energy, but i have to say, there's also a lot of reluctance. as i have been talking to voters, they are very much aware of the vitriol that has marked the race and very much aware of the amount of eyeballs on the race given the fact that $25 million have nearly been spent here on the airwaves. if you wanted to ignore this race, you basically cannot because everything where you go, every deli, every radio station is playing an ad for or against jamaal bowman or for or against george latimer. that's why we're seeing people turn out, b

sixth congressional, this start to stretches from parts of the north bronx all the way up to westchester county, including right here in new rochelle. and it was a district that was recently read three redrawn after the census. so some voters are new in this district, and that is going to be one of the big things to watch, how they the turnout is in different parts of the district. now, george latimer has been trying to appeal to working class voters, saying that he wants to go to washington to get things done while bowman has said that he has a record to prove that they should reelect them back to office go listen to what some of the two candidates have set to voters today this is not about me, this is about your lives and the things that you're trying to do for your family you want to have a good life to raise your children. >> you want to be there with your wife or your husband and be able to enjoy the fruits of your hard work, the work that you do your hands, that's what this is about. and this is about having those of us in office whatever level congress, all the way down to the city counc

that's the westchester county executive. democrat in the westchester politics. 30 plus years in local politics. somebody somebody who is pro israel, jamaalman has been critical of iaewar that is being carriedr parts of that region. so■@ this is really highlighted this huge democratic party divide over support for in george latimer's case and bowman's case. this has been an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever since the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac, the pro-jewish group, ha5 a single house primary race. an unheard of of spending, tryio unseat jamaal bowman from the seat. and again, george latimer elected in this primary. s primary tomorrow or tuesday will be the congressman from new york in this particular congressional dirict. host: a race to watch for all of we can talk about the november elections in the house and senate races that you are keeping an eye on with scott wong. wethe legislative agenda as congress returns this week. scott wong, we talked about the house. wha

. ♪ >> reporter: last night democratic voters in westchester county, new york found they were sick offtist political views so they dumped jamaal bowman in favor of a moderate democrat, joe latimer, westchester county executive. >> we have to fight to make sure that we do not vilify each other, remember we are all americans. if we think that way, the problems that we see, the serious problems, climate change is a serious problem, we have issues to deal with immigration, serious issues but we are bound together by a common future. >> reporter: latimer is vowing to work to defeat donald trump and take the house back from republicans. bowman who has been a harsh critic of israel, blamed aipac for his dip eat, it spent 14. $5 million supporting latimer. he is condemning israel and calls for ending us military aid, echoes fellow squad members rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio cortez and senator bernie sanders. despite his defeat last night he told supporters the fight is not over. >> put your hands in the air if you stand for humanity. put your hand in the air that you stand for justice.

now he could lose tomorrow's primary to westchester county executive latimer.you support lgbtq writes and climate change. he represents a radical element that goes beyond what most people want. >> you may remember when bowman pled guilty for falsely pulling the fire alarm during a congressional vote. the rally this weekend joined by squad member alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders. at the rally bowman called himself a hip-hop congressman and shouted an expletive-monologue attacking apec that's backing his opponent. >> [bleep] apec. why do i have a foul mouth? what am i supposed to do? i'm not supposed to fight back? we are going to show them who the [bleep] we are. we are going to show them who the [bleep] we are. >> he dropped the f word half a dozen times and torres called it unbecoming of a member of congress. latimer is reeding in the polls and if he wins he will be the first person to depose a member of the squad. >> we'll follow it. thanks very much. >> gillian: israel striking hezbollah targets in lebanon. netanyahu says the idf is windin

obviously, they're looking at west cheddar, westchester county, and other other parts of this. >> yeah. so not much of a surprise to you. i was looking at the vote instead of coming so far, this district is partially westchester, partially the bronx westeros and makes up a larger share of it. and that's where latimer spaces the bronx is where bowman's basis much more of the bronx has been counted so far as a percentage of the vote that's coming. there is much more of westchester come. i will note that latimer was expected to do extremely well in the early vote. he has done so well in the early votes so far, uh, winning it by over two to one but even in the de, of election vote, that's coming in latimer still winning it by about 15:16 percentage points. and there's still a lot of that vote to be counted. so yeah, things could change. but at this particular point, if you have a lead like george latimer has, and you look at the vote that's outstanding. you'd much rather be him than jamaal bowman? well, and we talked about with him last night. >> i say this has been one of those expensive

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[cheers and applause] >> last night democratic voters in westchester county and a slice of the bronx said they're sick of the squad's leftist political views so they dumped incumbent congressman jamaal bowman in favor of a moderate democrat who you see on the left, george latimer. he is the westchester county executive. >> we have to fight to make sure that we do not vilify each other, that we remember we're all americans. and if we think that way, then the problems that we see, the serious problems, climate change is a serious problem, we have issues to deal with immigration, serious issues, but we're bound together about a common future. >> latimer is vowing to defeat former president trump and take back the house from republicans. as for bowman, he has been a harsh critic of israel blaming aipac for his defeat. they spent $14 1/2 million against him supporting latimer. his condemning of israel and cause for ending u.s. military aid to the jewish state followed other squad members, as well as senator bernie sanders, despite his defeat bowman told his supporters the fight is not ove

leftist political viewings and dumped jamal bowman in favor of george latimer, the westchester county executive. >> we have to look at the arguments of the far right and the far left and say you cannot destroy this country with your rhetoric and your arguments. we have to have unity all across that continuum. if you hold a strong belief, you still must work with other people who don't share that belief because america hangs in the balance. >> bowman found out the price for his opposition to the israeli/hamas war and criticism of the jewish state. aipac the pro-israel lobby poured a reported 14 1/2 million dollars in latimer's coffers to take on bowman because of bowman's anti-isly rhetoric. >> we have are going to show [bleep] aipac the power of the [bleep] south bronx. >> his cursing at that rally this weekend with far left fire power alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders likely did not help his re-election bid at all. last night he apologized for repeatedly dropping the f bomb at the rally and seemed to take a shot at his opponent who he did not mention by name. >> we

. >> kyle question to mc took a ha noted resident of westchester county new york, hilary clinton, perhallenger to squad congressman jamaal and the states coming primary. hilary might be running to the front of the parade given the recent billing shows trailing by roughly 20 points to westchester county executive george latimer. it's a youthful moment for party discipline a moment best known for pulling a house fire alarm his mo and congress in starting fires this ought to be a change election. >> dan question of us might this is going to the anti- israel protesters in new york city have morphed this past week from support for gaza civilians to explicit support for hamas and hatred of jews to bid this buttered red paint on the fronts of the homes of some of the trustees of the brooklyn museum. they invade a tribute to octobee auntie fought at the rand out into raise your hand if you are a zionist of this is your chance to get out. most of them wear masks like the ku klux klan. sad to say new york city of all places has a very serious anti-semitism problem. >> it is getting very ugly bu

iran in the the whole of westchester county whenever i ran for d.a. and judge. y, primarily. george latimer is a well-respected individual. i worked with him when he was on the county board of legislators. he is the county executive now. this guy, bowman, was a guy who was a hater, and he was negative, and he was someone who was convicted of pulling the fire alarm, censured for doing it, he opposed the resolution in congress that was, i guess, thee house resolution opposing hamas. and he denied that there were rapes and there were murders committed on october 7th. everything he did was inconsistent with the group he was representing. and i think, along with who he is, he never called latimer last night. every politician concedes he didn't concede. he is a classless individual. he tried to make it about class. it was about decency. it wasn't about class. he can blame ipad, american israel pack, all he wants, but aipac didn't do what he did. aipac didn't support hamas. aipac didn't try to destroy the jewish people the way bowman did. he called them people committin

he's serve at every level is now the county executive, which is a very powerful position in westchester county and counties across the state he says that look, anybody can get his campaign and he has money coming from everywhere i appointed has made much of the support that i have over 50% of my financial support comes from people in the district those people may be affiliated with a pack or they may be involved in other jewish causes, but they're donating because of his radical point of view regarding israel. that's why they're donating and jamaal bowman has tried to turn this around and use that as a reason for people to come out saying you cannot give it to the billionaire's, the oligarchs and special interests. >> but so far at least talking to voters that we have, it does not seem to be resonating back to you guys. >> mecole marquez reporting from mountain vernon, new york. thanks so much for the update i've next one of the most popular social media platforms is cracking down on online predators. the new moves, snapchat is rolling out to protect teams the most anticipated moment of this e

westchester county executive george latimer defeating him by more than 15 points. according to add impact, it was the most expensive house primary race on record outside pro-israel groups pouring millions into the race to backed latimer is bid bowman taking this dig in his rival last night one this would be our justice for the rest of our so of course, bowman is the first member of the squad to lose one of their seats. >> this is really exposed. kate, the divide and the democratic party over israel and gaza. it's a very emotional one. what do you think it says about the state of things broadly? yeah. i look no doubt israel, god as i was a huge piece of this race, but i think one kind of piece of the narrative that isn't getting as much focus this morning, i think is important, is bowman also voted against the infrastructure bill. he was sort of had consistently moved away from biden's agenda. that was a centerpiece of a lot of the ads that were also pulled. the fire alarm. he also pulled a fire alarm but i think it's a confluence here of the candidate struggling an

he is very, very well known in westchester county the district itself is fairly moderate, so there were a lot of factors at play here, but aipac and it's super pac put in 15 million of the $25 million in this race. look at is the tv market in new york city. so it's a very expensive market, but still it was extremely expensive. the number of ads the mailers indoors, what was interesting about those ads where though it didn't talk about gaza and israel and bowman's take on all well, that they were about who could work better with joe biden's not something you hear in a lot of races during their concession and their victory speeches last night. here's what the candidate said. >> and god help us god help us build a better world where everyone understands. when we say free palestine, it is not anti-semitic. tonight we turn to page and we say that we believe in inclusion of everybody in our representation and it really came down to this who could strike a more moderate sort of tone i'll four jamaal bowman, it wasn't just that he was saying free palestine. a lot of new yorkers, a lot of jewish

much for him to overcome and bowman had a well-resourced and well-positioned opponent in the westchester countycutive, who ultimately prevails. let's listen one our justice for the rest of our you are included. >> no matter what your demographic is does it matter your age color of your skin? you religion sexual identity? whether you're a right-hand or a left-hander whether you're a med fan or a yankee fan and our inclusiveness in westchester county is how we have governed now, bowman was the district's first black coe risk min all eyes now, turn to congress, cori bush in st. >> louis who famously slept on the steps of the capitol to call attention to the plight of housing insecure people during the pandemic. and if she will be able to withstand a similar challenge from the pro-israel lobby later this summer, kate. >> so eva, that's one of the one of the big results coming out in new york also, some big messages and big results coming in republican primaries as well yeah, former president trump made many endorsements. >> and while congresswoman, woman lauren boebert and colorado was successful r

2020 and it has become more white and less black and it's covering more of that high-income westchester county than it is. the parts of the bronx that really helped propel him too office. but more than that, i think jamaal bowman was seen as a vulnerable candidate for centrist democrats, hoping to go more to the moderate sayyed to be able to talk to the constituent base that wants folks who are not more outspoken, who are doing the job. and one of the things that bowman has been criticized size four, is his losing touch of the district, right? not spending as much time out talking to folks focusing on issues that impact his constituents, and more time on some of what people call culture war issues as many have seen, you also pulled the fire alarm, also pulled the fire alarm yeah. we're totally up my head around. yes. >> of us anyway so turning to colorado, let's hear a little bit of lauren boebert reaction last night when she found out she's going to win watch we are going to have a fantastic night of victory at trump. >> me. now more than ever to get him in the race, in the fight, in the whit

his challenger, westchester county executive george latimer has received millions from pro-israel politicalups. >> the issue of the middle east is very high. we have a large jewish population here. >> reporter: bowman says latimer is beholden to rich donors. >> send a working-class person back to congress. >> reporter: but bowman has been dogged by controversy, pleading guilty to pulling a capitol hill fire alarm during both last year. >> norah: now to the desperate search for nearly a dozen people still missing after raging wildfires swept through southern new mexico last week. cbs's omar villafranca reports residents have been allowed to go home for the first time, but the hardest-hit areas remain off-limits. >> reporter: the flames near last week's south fork and salt fires near ruidoso, new mexico, destroyed more than 1400 buildings, roughly half of them houses. the south fork fire is more than 50% contained. the salt fire is almost 40% contained. and more than 1,000 fire crews and personnel are working to put out the hot spots. some residents were allowed to return to their property on

moderate westchester county executive george latimer defeated bowman by more than 16 points with 84%e most expensive house primary in u.s. history. it was contentious with democratic divisions over the israel/hamas war on full display. joining us now from the town of scarsdale, new york, that's in the 16th district, nbc news correspondent ally vitale. a margin that was in line with the polls at 16%, 17% coming in last night. >> that's exactly right. bowman opponents were optimistic that it would not be just a win but one that was resounding and when you see what our decision desk results are showing right now this morning it is a trouncing, so jamaal bowman will not be in congress next cycle, but there was an interesting thing that happened last night, willie. when i was at the polling place in mt. veenon and later that evening jamaal bowman came there before going to his election night event. i asked him about the vitriol and the intensity because i heard it from voters. it wasn't us just watching the debates. it wasn't just us watching the way the candidates were clearly throwing s

they dumped jamaal bowman in favor of a moderate democrat, joe latimer, the westchester county executive on the far right or the far left and say you cannot destroy this country with your rhetoric and your arguments. we have to have unity all across that continuum. if you hold the stronger belief you must work with other people who don't share that belief, because america hangs in the balance. >> reporter: bowman found out the price of his opposition of the israeli hamas war. the russian-based pro-israel lobby reported 14. $5 million to latimer's coffers to take on bowman because of bowman's anti-israeli rhetoric. >> we are going to show [bleep] the power of the [bleep] south bronx. >> the far left firepower, alexandria ocasio cortez and bernie sanders, that likely did not help his election bid at all. last night he did apologize for dropping the f bomb at the rally and took a shot at his opponent he did not mention by name. >> we should be outraged when, unfortunately, some so-called democrats are aligning themselves with radical racist white wing republicans. >> reporter: latimer will

the 5 cohost judge jeanine pirro is here, former prosecutor in westchester county outside new york cityyears of experience. great to have you. i'm curious about this aspect of the family sitting there and the prosecutors saying the people in this courtroom are not evidence. the team has been out in full force the trump team was out in full force at the other trial we watched is anything wrong with that? >> no although i thank the trump team was not as in-your-face as the people -- these people are. it was mostly the trump team and eric the son. but luck this is a message to the jury. you're and delaware, we are the biden's, we are a united frontier and forget about what you're hearing. the fact the first lady actually did a solo transatlantic trip so she could be at the trial there is a strong message right there. i give credit to the prosecutor for saying does not evidence right there. so what's essentially a dysfunctional family is putting on this display that we are a joint family and we support each other. joe biden's brother and the nieces and nephews and all that. but they are a d

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i'm going to fight for me, my family, my children, and it is westchester county which is where i livebut i think that the most significant part of all of this is first of all, the primary involves the county executive, george's love, very well-liked, going to beat them, no question in my mind, but what aoc made fun of donald trump going to the bronx, she said "to the bronx knows better, and here is the difference, donald trump got thousands to the bronx, she got 300. okay, i rest my case. >> richard: it was that cardi b sound bite for. jesse. >> jesse: i mean, you know it, i'm down with cardi b and aoc, if they want to get down with wu-tang -- >> richard: stop while you are ahead. >> jesse: it's all good in the hood, richard, if they want to do this, let them do it. my thing is, they are so obsessed with this war in gaza, the war in gaza is not a top issue in the district, they are people dying here, people dying offense and all, they are getting shot. there is not even american troops in gaza, they are way off on this, way off. >> richard: katie. >> katie: i just can't get over the f

i'm from new york, westchester county, outside of new york. >> jiminy: wonderful, wonderful. >> and -ou have a day? >> jiminy: i have about four, and then it's breakfast. [ laughter ] and i get started. i get started early. >> good for you. >> jiminy: i might have to. i'm just getting in, for god's sake. i love to do the clubs at night. >> you run all night? >> jiminy: i do the clubs. my favorite is still the limelight. >> you still go to the limelight? >> jiminy: still go to the limelight, isn't that wonderful? >> it's a wonderful place. >> jiminy: so you do the show "big mouth." what's "big mouth" about? >> "big mouth" is about -- "big mouth" is about -- i'm sorry, "big mouth" is about -- sorry, go ahead. "big mouth" is about my puberty. >> jiminy: your puberty. >> yes. >> jiminy: puberty. >> yes, my puberty. >> jiminy: my god. [ laughter ] wow. i've been through puberty three different times. [ laughter ] when i was 8. you know, i got my thing. then when i was 14, i grew this luxurious moustache. and the third time i went through puberty was this morning. [ laughter ] >> really? >>

two-term progressive democratic congressman bowman faces a strong challenge from george latimer, westchester countybowman is out of step with the district. dohmann has been a lightning rod for some on attacks on israel and support for the palestinians accused the jewish state of committing genocide in gaza, calls for ending all u.s. military aid to israel including the iron dome and aligned himself with colleagues like tlaib. latimer says voters of the 16th congressional district don't want that. they are focused on housing, economy and jobs. >> to me running for this office was to try to get a representative who would really focus on the whole district and on the issues of the district rather than be a national figure. i think that's what the incumbent has strove to be which joining the squad and being involved in some of these speeches that he has given and att attracted attention. >> he has denounced aipac the poured millions into the race to defeat him. in the curse-filled rally he slammed outside organize big money from special corporate interests and billionaires. >> this race has gotten nati

to keep an eye on the democratic primary in new york's 16th congressional district, parts of westchester countyive house primary in u.s. history was under way to unseat squad congressman jamal bowman, one of the fiercest critics of israel. those were successful partly through the israel public affairs committee who spent money and backed the other candidate. bowman is the first incumbent democrat to lose a primary this election cycle and first of the progressive squad to be ousted from power since the group formed after the 2016 elections. joining me now, a member of the congressional caucus. thanks for being here. you were part of the group that spoke at the final rally. i want to play a little bit of your comments that day. do we have it? we don't have it. okay. you were there, others spoke for representative bowman. characterize for me, do you think this was an issue of other issues he had, fire alarm, criticisms of performance, was it redistricting? what do you think went into this loss? or was it the money? >> first joy, it's been an honor to serve alongside jamaal bowman, he dedicated his

kind of represents that district it's really on the edge especially as you get deeper into westchester countyferent than closer to new york city. >> new york post reported that they even got detractors heckling them from the even farther left at that rally yesterday. >> yeah. again that just represents the problem that the democrats have all the way up to the presidential level and whether or not those folks will support president biden this false and more mainstream democrats in november. >> great stuff. thank you, chad. s rachel: my guess you guys is there's a lot of george soros money in there interesting so much about apec but let's talk about george soros and his interests in our country. so -- charlie: yes indeed. turning now to your headlines. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu explaining why he called out the u.s. for allegedly withholding ammunition shipments from israel. >> four months ago there's been a dramatic decline in arm supplies from the u.s. to israel. in light of what i've heard in the past 24 hours, i hope and believe that this matter will be resolved soon. charlie

i know of people in westchester county that are trying to sell homes in the 2 million to 3 million-dollar people to even view the homes. maria: well, it is true, brenda, that many people say we haven't really seen the impact of 11 rate hikes yet and that we'll continue to see that because it took more time than many expected because of all of the federal stimulus money still flowing. >> yeah. and to that point, maria, i think there is a disconnect between what the data said to this point and what the u.s. consumers is feeling and i think that's shifting. you saw, again, in last week's pce report an important number around personal income. this is important because it actually measures what americans are putting into their pockets after taxes and inflation. the number is negative. we know consumers frankly don't care necessarily what's happening in the s&p. they care about what they're feeling and seeing to john's point so i do think that we are seeing a reversal in terms of how the consumer is feeling and how these 11 rate cuts are eventually and frontline working through the system -- fi

with that westchester county's executive george latimer sent jamaal bowman packing.are watching earlier today you may have thought the far left squad member might do well but there was a large tranche of votes in the bronx they came in early but once westchester started rolling in, mr latimer had no problem coming away with the victory, already up by nearly 20. eighty-two% reporting, almost 14,000, and that is a figure by the way that is likely to continue to increase. of course latimer was very well funded by backers who are against mr bowman but i think the bigger question tonight is not so much why he won or if he might win, the bigger question is, is this a harbinger of things to come for other progressives across the democratic party? >> trace: it really is. kevin corke live in dc, thank you. let's bring in the co-author of "stolen youth", bethany mandel and former navy seal who trained with israeli special forces, cameron hamilton. welcome to you both. bethany, i want to put back up that tweet or x post by former governor andrew cuomo of new york, the interesti

it was a blowout victory for westchester county executive, george ladimer, taking the party nominationhistory. ladimer celebrating his win. >> tonight we turn a page and we say that we believe the solution is for everybody in our representation. [cheers and applause] >> that you are included no matter what your demographic is and every single representative has to understand the necessity for unity so we can move forward as a nation. >> meanwhile, bowman opting not to congratulate his opponent during his concession speech. >> i want to make an apology, public apology, for sometimes using foul language. i'm sorry. we should be outraged when a super pac of money can spend $20 million to brain wash people into believing something that isn't true but this will be a battle for our humanity and a justice for the rest of our lives. >>er all right. now to colorado. lorne bobert's gamble of switching districts paid off. she won the primary. now in south carolina, sheri biggs wins the republican nod for the u.s. house over trump backed candidate pass pastor mark burns. wall street journal report

in his new york primary, he faces george latimer, a westchester county executive heavily backed by theael affairs committee. apac helped recruit him to run against bowman. "the new york times" reports the lobbying group then steered more than $2.4 million directly into latimer's campaign accounts. some of it from republican donors. meanwhile, "the washington post" reports that the bowman/latimer fight has become the most expensive primary in american history, according to adam pact this campaign by its allied packs and super pacs is targeting the squad and in particular bowman if bowman was to lose, the first member of the house progressive squad to be unseated. bernie sanders and other progressive rally for bowman in the heat on saturday with bowman offering a spirited self- defense. >> why is our political establishment doing that? because jamaal bowman dared to speak up for palestinians. >> this election is about whether or not the billionaire class and the oligarchs will control the united states government and our view is, no, they won't. >> we will show them [ bleep ] tragedy for

moderate westchester county executive george latimer crushed him by more than 30 points with 80% of the vote in. the race, which was the most expensive house primary in history grew contentious with democrat divisions over the israel-hamas war on full display. while bowman has been an outspoken critic of israel, latimer has refused to critique benjamin netanyahu's government. he was also backed by a $15 million ad buy from a super-pack linked to a pro-israel group. and to colorado now. republican congresswoman lauren boebert did win her primary. she emerged out of a crowded field with 99% of the vote reported. she's also heavily favored to win the seat in this november's general election. >>> next up here on "way too early" the surgeon general declares firearm violence a public health crisis. we'll break down the reforms he's calling for in an effort to lower gun violence. >>> plus the trial for detained wall street journal reporter evan gerschkovich began in russia overnight. we'll have the very latest on that. we'll have those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come rig

and the 16th district, representative jamaal bowman faces a challenge from fellow democrat, westchester county between two democrats and a d+ 20 district. why all that spending? where is it coming from? well, this race isn't really about the candidates at least the spending part of it. it is more about the shape of politics in the post-citizens united arab. just take a look at this bar chart here. here are the five top spenders in new york 16, both the candidates are there, as well as some groups you can expect in a liberal democratic primary. the vast majority of all the ad spending in this primary, $14 million is coming over the left from a single super pack called the united democracy project, or udp. they are the sole reason this is the most expensive primary ever in american history. now, udp is a super pack created and largely funded by a pack. and it is not surprising that a pack and its associated group for going after democrats like bowman specifically ever since he gained his seat by knocking off longtime incumbent, ella engel back in 2020, bowman has been in line with the progressiv

. >> he represents westchester county, which is basically the entire district so you have all those things that are working against bowman and the money that's coming in makes this really, really challenging for bowman does survive at the same time, there are plenty of other progressives who have similar views, who voted similarly on israel, who are now going to lose their price. >> yeah, i guess that's my question for you. if i like if bowman loses, what are the implications for the democratic debate over israel? well that's, that is the big question, but i think that that's the question that the israel lobby wants to be in the back of mine, of democrats at all times, it was always going to be a challenge for congressman bowman. >> someone like him who is a fierce critic of israel you've talked about the level of spending being unprecedented. i think the message though 4, democrats is walking away from this, is that you have 21-year-old volunteers from organizations like protect our power, working in support of him if he does ultimately lose what message does that say to those young peopl

way, your collie, the congressman jamaal bowman, running for reelection in new york against westchester countytive, george latimer. he is hosting a rally in the bronx today. you will be joining him on the campaign trail tomorrow. we've got a primary next week, talk to me a little about this, what is going on in that primary? >> well, yes, i am hitting the ground and coming in to do everything possible to ensure that jamaal bowman is returned to represent the new york 16th. jamaal bowman was decisively elected by a broad and intersectional coalition, and he has represented them well in that time. this is in some ways somewhat who is an advocate, effective legislator, someone who i have gone to for partnership on everything and his leadership on everything from climate, to environmental justice, fighting for clean water, to ensure things like clean water and housing are not a privilege, but are a human right. i have partnered with him on working to dismantle the school to prison pipeline, to address the crisis of mental health and anxiety amongst our young people . he is a father of three childr

bowman is facing a moderate democrat the popular westchester county executive george latimer. a state senator. he said bowman is out of step with the district and his attach on israel and support for the palestinians and he accused the state of committing genocide in gaza and he's called for ending all us military assistance to israel including scrapping the iron dome. he has aligned himself with other leftist colleagues like ra shida tallib, and latimer says the voters in the congressional district don't want that. they want, he says, housing, the economy and issues with jobs >> for me, running for this office was to try to get a representative who really focus on the whole district and on the issues of the district rather than being a national figure. i think that's what the incumbent has drove to be by joining the squad and being involved in some of these high profile speeches that he's given and so that's attracted attention. reporter: bowman has harshly denounced apac, the washington- based pro-israel group that has poured a reported $14.5 million into the race to defeat

he did an aerial shot of my home here in westchester county in new york. i can look out the window right now and look at any one of 14 motion detector cameras we now have had to install at the suggestion of the fbi. >> that is extraordinary. something in your book, you describe how the power to create a frenzy, the power to communicate, has gone further than the slingshot age to the nuclear age. what are your thoughts when you see donald trump ramping up election fraud claims, pledging political revenge or as "axios" reports that nationalists have gone online after trump's felony verdict to step up violent and racist rhetoric? >> well, they have all the tools they need at their disposal, which is the social media platforms, which is the main subject of the book. their growth, beginning in the early 2002 where it is today, basically allows anyone to publish and reach, you know, any number of the billions of people on the planet instantaneously with no real screening from the social media platforms and, again, it is only going to get worse because what a.i.

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he's from westchester county. and people in his in his hometown, including his father, who was a free black man and a man named william j, was the son of founder john j. get up a petition and they use their connections to, as you said, contact john quincy, the president of the united states, and kind of mobilize to prove gilbert horton's freedom so he could get out of jail, which they indeed did. but as you say though, one of the central claims they make for why it is illegal to hold him in prison for no crime other than being a black man. washington, d.c. is it's a violation of his rights under the privilege and immunities clause of the united states, now of the u.s. constitution. now there's a whole other kind of longer term story of the unfolding of that argument that african-americans should be entitled to a right to travel from to state and place to place, including to slaveholding jurisdiction and under the privileges and immunities clause. but these sort of ups, upshot of the story, is it's not until that n