but to assert, this is trump country in south carolina. the real test is in a swing state like nevada. danny tarkanian, the son of the basketball coach, he won the nomination for a house seat there. he's been close with president trump. that is a swing state, a battleground state that hillary clinton won by 2.5 points. both candidates were held under 50%. danny tarkanian has run for federal office but hasn't been successful. if he can parlay that in nevada, that tells you a lot about the power of president trump in the mid-terms. chris collins from western new york indicated the president is popular in republican districts so you should get behind him. there's a counter argument to this from bob corker, the republican senator from tennessee. he's concerned about tariffs. he had an amendment to try to make sure that presidents go through congress if they cite national security concerns when it comes to tariffs. he was blocked. in a remarkable speech yesterday, senator corker basically berated his colleagues. he said many senators have spoke

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wrapping up in south carolina tonight. we're going to watch just a couple more seconds and get to our opening monologue. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." you just saw the president of the united states. he was in west columbia, south carolina. a long rousing speech. big rally for the president. all right. on this night, the left is on the verge of an emotional breakdown. by the way, in our worry to get together as a country tonight, many americans may end up getting hurt or worse as the trump hate hysteria has literally taken over. literally nearly -- we got 1 1/2 years in the trump presidency, many liberals are directing their unhinged rage at those that now work and support the president and his agenda. homeland security secretary kristin nielsen is run out of a restaurant by angry pro testers. others show up at her home. a hollywood actor saying the most vile things about her. sarah sanders thrown out of a restaurant in lexington, virginia this weekend. the florida attorney general, pam bondi harassed. and now two

steve: west columbia, south carolina. he was there to encourage people to vote in today's primary where henry mcmaster the current governor is locking horns with another republican by the name of john warren a 39-year-old marine vet. the in the would like to see massachusetts ter return to the job. he encouraged people to come out and vote today. ainsley: remember nikki haley when she was appointed as the ambassador. he was the lieutenant governor. then he became governor. is he in a tight race. did he get more of the votes in the primary on june 12th. not enough to get 50%. today is the runoff for the republican that will be running for governor in november. brian: america just realized there is a problem on our border because president trump became president. besides that they really had no idea. now everyone is saying wow, this is a bit of a mess. now the president talked about what happened last week and where he stands when it comes to what's going to happen this week. >> if you don't have borders, you don't have a c

. >> the president facing and approving crowd in south carolina talking about cracking down on the border. >> building the wall, fixing the wall, spending a lot of money and we are going for more and we will get it done but democrats want open borders and don't mind crime. >> republicans in the house are trying to pass a broad immigration bill this week and running into problems after different plan couldn't muster enough gop votes last weekend as democrats push back against the administration are they going too far. white house press secretary sarah sanders discussed a rejection from a virginia restaurant after the owner asked her to leave because of her involvement in the administration. maxine waters defended her call for more public protests, more confrontations with republicans. >> you get the right to protest. i believe in peaceful protest is the civil way to do it. >> house speaker nancy pelosi seemed to lightly rebuke waters tweeting trump's daily lack of civility has provoked unacceptable responses. we must conduct elections in a way that achieves unity from sea to shining sea. w

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it is primary day in 7 states, a big upset in new york and south carolina where donald trump threw his support behind governor mcmaster. we head to utah where mitt romney is trying to win the republican nomination to come here. >> i am going to be with the president on policies that i think are right for america and my state. . >>> ♪ >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. brand new results in a big primary n shannon: brand-new results in a big primary night in 7 states across the nation. in new york the chair of the house democratic caucus, congressman joe crowley losing to bernie sanders organizer endorsed by the democratic socialists of america, alexandria cortez. henry mcmasters warning of the political test after getting a big endorsement from donald trump last night and there is use where mitt romney is on his way to a political comeback. and donald trump to get out of washington. in the race for colorado governor. and george w. bush. naacp president taking on incumbent to republican governor larry hogan in november. notable measures on some ballots like the red oklahoma which is

. >>> tonight in a free-wheeling red meat rally, the president tells the south carolina crowd, sometimes you have to toot your own horn because nobody else is going to do it. >>> plus our very public politics. sarah huckabee sanders kicked out of a restaurant because she works for trump. congresswoman maxine waters tells people to keep it up, and the president warns her to be careful what you wish for. >>> and is donald trump icing out jim mattis? an nbc news exclusive on the apparently deteriorating relationship between the president and his defense secretary. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >>> as we start a new week, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 522 of the trump administration, and while we have an update tonight on the mueller investigation and on the issue of immigration, tonight the president was very much in his element. here is a sample of what he had to say tonight during a campaign rally for a republican gubernatorial candidate harry mcmaster in south carolina. >> sometimes you have to toot your own horn because nobo

. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump at a campaign rally in south carolina doubles down on his push to turn away undocumented immigrants without giving them due process rights. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's what i want. >> this morning how the immigration debate is affecting the president's poll numbers. >>> plus, a congresswoman stands by her controversial comments calling on protesters to harass trump administration officials. >>> shifting gears, iconic american brand harley-davidson now says it'll move some production overseas because of the ongoing tariff dispute with europe. the new fallout and the response from the administration. >>> the haves versus the have-nots. this morning why a salary of $117,000 is now considered low income in one major city. >>> plus, the breaking news overnight about actress heather locklear's condition. >>> the story behind this shocking video of a man holding on to the hood as a car speeds down an interstate. >>> and the canine who helped sniff out all these drugs. >>> a good tuesday morning

will it be enough in a live report from columbia, south carolina. president trump's war of words with harley davidson starting to get ugly as a biker brawl. we'll have the details next. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. alert tonight. results expected any moment to determine the republican nominee for south carolina gubernatorial race. this race is more important than you might think. incumbent governor henry mcmaster is being challenged by john warren. and just yesterday president trump held a rally in the state for mcmaster. but will that be enough to get him past his young challenger. joining me now, our fox news correspondent in beautiful columbia, south carolina. what's going on there? reporter: hi, ken

last night katie arrington securede than 50% of the vote in south carolina's house of representatives primary feating never trumper incumbent open off-time problem for the president, mark sanford. president trump tweeted his support for arrington hours before the polls closed last night. and earlier today the president congratulated her tweeting this, my political representatives didn't want me to get involved in the mark sanford primary, thint anford would easily win. but with a few hours left, i felt katie was such a good candidate and sanford was soad i had to give it shot. congrats to katie arrington. joining us tonight with her fresh win and party nomination, south carolina congressional candidate, katie arrington. congratulations. >> thank you. lou: the president being candid and always and straightforward. his political gurus didn't want him to get involved. he said he's got to. and aren't you glad. >> i definitely appreciate the president taking the tim to tweet him being a busy man. look at what he's done the past few days. it's amazing. lou: one of the exciting things about

both candidates in south carolina's g.o.p. runoff for governor call themselves trump conservatives but it was mcmaster the president came to stump for. >> right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmaster mcmaster, he said why are you with me? like what you're saying. >> returning the favor to one of his early supporters mr. trump rallied a packed room at the mcmaster event. many in the crowd were there to see the president more than a candidate and more in hopes many of them will vote for him. >> donald trump has a plunge of support in south carolina, my supporters are his supporters. this is not a referendum on president trump, this is a referendum on henry mcmaster's failed leadership in my vision of conservative reform throughout our states. >> war and a greenhill businessman and combat vet is counting his status as a political newcomer promising to drain the swamp in the state capital. coming from a socially conservative upstate region may play well. mcmaster rose to the governorship after nikki haley joined the ad

that was clearly on display at a campaign rally in south carolina last night. >> we're winning with our military. we're winning on trade. we're winning on trade. we're defending our borders because if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. the democrats want open borders, ey want anybody they want including ms-13 pouring into the country. and the democrats don't like i.c.e. they want to protect illegals coming into the country. much more so than they want to protect you. that's not where we're coming from. i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. >> gallup shows president trump's approval rating dropped to 41% down from the personal best he had of 45% a week ago. the drop comes after an intense public outcry, of course, over his administration's zero tolerance immigration policy that led to more than 2,000 immigrant children being separated from their parents. but if the campaign showed us anything, it's when the president is backed into a corner, he fights. for more, jonathan swan, national political reporter for axios, susan del percio, political analyst

for what purposdo the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: an extraordinary highlight for me on friday was foxive a momentous event on news with harris faulkner. discussing north korean talks envoy a prelude to the coming to the white house to deliver the letter from the envoy. we were waiting a delivery of a letter to the white house rather than a missile to vaporize the american territory of guam. vice president mike pence, the president has capable associates to work for peace through strength, including mike pompeo, ambassador john bolton and ambassador niki haley. americans are safer today and america is maintaining its leadership while its citizens are enriched. we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. congratulations, harris faulkner, on the book out today, "nine rules of engagement: a military brat's guide to life and success." the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. r.oe: mr. speaker, othe

i would love to see him campaign in north carolina or south carolina or anywhere with a military presence. jesse: i think we found the one

automakers, a plant in south carolina and others. >> absolutely. and don't want to lose that growth, when the pres. is right, taking on china for the production of cheap steel he ought not penalize our largest trading partner with whom we have great relationships like canada, and a real impact on immigration and the auto sector. the pres. could be more careful in how he approaches this. leland: is the argument to be made that if you are tough on even your friends especially the europeans in their trading practices, trying to get parity for us auto imports into europe, that china will take you more seriously when you stop something steel etc.? >> in the abstract perhaps but our friends are our friends. our canadian friends we have a good trading relationship with them. i don't think you surprise your friends by slapping a terrorist at them when they are willing to take significant risks aligning with the united states in our moments of greatest need. when we put troops in the battle they have always in their. i think it was a mistake, he ought to al

. >>> players are pouring in for south carolina congressionalid cae katie barrington. this is a look at her campaign trail. she's in critical condition after a car accident that claimed the life of the other driver. a head-on crash happened on friday night. this is a look at the scene now. her campaign manager says rington is expected to remain in the hospital for the next two weeks while she recovers. heropponent, joe cunningham, suspended campaignactivity. >>> president trump will be in south carolina later today. he is scheduled to attend a rally for the state's governor henry mcmaster. mcmaster is running against greeneville businessohn warren in hopes of becoming the south carolina republican governor'snominee. voters go to the polls tomorrow. >>> president trump continues to sh for tougher u.s. immigrationhepolicies. ook to twitter tweeting this quote. we cannot allow thesee to invade our country and suggested people who enter the u.s. illegally to be immediately sent back without seeing a judge.vi now, that woulate existing legal rights. congress will take up im

. >>> and south carolina congressman mark sanford suffers a stunning loss in the primary there. >> south carolina spoke with a clear voice. it's time. it's time for a change in washington. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. >> bill: we're learning president trump will likely receive a briefing before the release of the interm investigation on the hillary clinton e-mail probe expect to go public tomorrow. congressman bob goodlatte and chairman of the house judiciary committee. good morning to you. >> i'm well, bill, thank you. it's great to be with you and your viewers. >> bill: thank you very much for being here. you've been pushing this for a long t

. >> peter alexander joining us for a republican rally in south carolina. peter, what are party loyalists saying about the president's policy right now and how this is going over? >> reporter: yeah, lester, what is clear is the president is increasingly enboldened. i think you could say he's bolstered by recent poll numbers that show 90% including those of his base here at this rally in south carolina approve of the job he's doing. from the conversations we've had on the ground here, they say the stronger the attacks against him, the tougher and stronger their support for him. lester? >> peter alexander in south carolina, thank you. >>> these are desperate days for the families separated before president trump's order reversing that policy. for most, the process of reuniting is a grueling exercise in frustration. at the same time, we're learning more about what it's like inside some of the facilities holding the en. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports from texas once again tonight. >> reporter: tonight a first look inside a tent city along the u.s./mexico border h

it's been closed for four years, i think they said, in south carolina. no. we're doing the right -- 100%. you know you have it on both sides. some people agree, some people don't agree. bottom line is that companies are coming back now to negotiate, including european union that wants to negotiate. because if they don't, we're going to tax their cars. mercedes in, bmws in. they pay almost no tax. when we send cars to the european union, they charge us a tremendous tax. five times greater than what we charge them. more importantly, they don't want our cars. they have a barrier. we don't want your cars. but if you do get it in, you're going to pay tax. with china, if we send a car to china, they charge us a 25% tax. so we make a car, send it to china. we want to compete. that's not free trade. that's stupid trade. we send 25% tax. when they make a car in china and they send it here, we charge them 2.5%. okay. so, we get 2.5%. china gets 25%. that's not fair. that's not free. >> mr. president in terms of chinese investment restrictions i think you have an annou

south carolina, mcmaster gets by with 54%. the president went down to south carolina to campaign for him. mcmast or was one of president trump's earliest supporters in that key state. so the president taking some credit there. he is going to take credit back here on staten island. michael grimm was trounced. it seems some rules in politics still apply. this is our second ex con to emerge in a republican primary and go down in defeat. some political baggage still matters here. and back in maryland, another win for a progressive wing of the party. ben jealous he is the democratic nominee in maryland. mitt romney won in utah. 28% for mike kennedy. mitt romney is very likely headed to the united states senate in november. >> another major story breaking overnight. a legal setback for the trump administration. a federal judge issuing a nationwide injunction to stop the u.s. government from separating families at the border. >> reporter: they do not have much time to come up with a plan. federal officials are ordered to stop detaini

carolina, mark sanford won among south carolina voters. some would consider him never trump. even romney has had to tread a fine line. they are able to come and say, listen, i can be reasonable about trump. i'll support him when i like what he does. i won't when i don't. >> neil: do you want to embrace him or be loyal to the president and i'm wondering should they actively view -- you think they will actively as we get closer to november use him on the stump? >> i would imagine that in some of these states. i think wisin would be an interesting place to watch that. a state that he won by one point. in the primary, both candidates are trying to run on trump. in the general election, his approval rating is under water. so i don't think he would come to a state like that. but i think you can see him go to utah, south carolina. that makes the mid-term cycle interesting. >> and the passion on the left because they don't like him. is there still as much passion there to swap the house? that's what they hope for. >> yeah, i think we've seen signs

south carolina's seventh district is in the eastern portion of south carolina. it's currently held by a republican incumbent named tom rice. it's currently an r plus nine. it's republican plus nine points. it's at the outer edges of what democrats might consider winnable. but r plus nine might be possible for the democrats to flip it if the democrats have a good year and a good candidate. there's only two democrats left in the running to try to win that seat. the other candidate is mall hyunman. who ran for that seat in 2016 and lost. or there's this guy, the state rep with his campaign manager. when we saw these online posts we reached out to the democratic campaign committee for a response and they told us they were unaware of all this before we asked about it. and then they told us this, we strongly condemn the disgusting and hateful comments and encourage the williams campaign to take immediate action to remove him from their operation. the state rep told us he hadn't seen these posts from his campaign manager but he told us, quote, we all have a right to sp

i mean, you were governor of south carolina, very conservative record. at one point presidential hopeful for the republican party. has the republican party left you and others behind for president trump? where is the party? >> time will tell. that was the state of my opponent last night. this is the party of donald j. trump and i can't viusly -- i c disagreed. it is the party of working folks that have put up yard signs and licked envelopes and done all of the things that do to advance politics and this notion that it is belonging to anybody at the top is an inverted pyramid. based on again the design of the founding fathers, wherein a few powers were to be reserved at the top but everything else at the state and local level particularly with republicans who have espoused that n federalism for a long time. we're just in very weird place that i've never seen before. in the case of last night, it cost me the election. >> is the republican party, now the party of trump? >> that is what many are saying. that's my opponent was saying last night. >> you don't

senator graham, lindsey graham of south carolina, senator cory gardner of colorado, senator michael bennet, bob menendez. we put a lot of hours into it. we wrote a bill to answer the presidents challenge we produced a bill and presented it to him and he rejected it. he was not going to allow us to come to a bipartisan conclusion to solve this problem without enacting other parts of the law which he demanded. we couldn't find bipartisan consensus for the president's proposal. in fact, with presidents proposal was called on before the senate chamber, 39 of the 100 senators voted for it, only 39. it it was a clear illustration of the presidents approached immigration was not even acceptable to all of the members of his own political party. so today 790,000 young people acrosshe america, because of the action president trump last

that's the big story in south carolina. and quickly we want to mention implications here for the fall in virginia. cory stewart this man's name, he'll be the republican nominee for the senate if the had is to run against tim kaine. republicans are worried not because they had a shot at tim kaine's sheet. but stewart makes confederate moderates an issue. he's aligned himself with anti-semitism, ace racism. he's tried to distance himself. but a lot of baggage there. and the fear for republicans this is the top of your ticket in virginia. this man, those associations, all the questions that spring up from that. and you have three congressional districts in virginia held by republicans that democrats think they can flip in a wave year and now add to the top of that republican ticket statewide in virginia, cory stewart. that's something they're not thrilled with last night. >> thank you for that. breaking ialdown after last night and, as always, an liegds the results. let me bring in msnbc political analyst and former rnc chairm

he talked about it at a rally last night in south carolina. he claimed the border drama won't be a republican issue or losing issue for republicans. listen to the president. >> they were using pictures taken in 2014 when barack obama was president. i wasn't president. our facilities are cleaner, better kept and better run. that's the one thing i learned, okay. i saw that. but what we have is two extremes and i liked it. i said, hey, this is fine for us. >> let's go to our nick valencia in south texas, the town of los fresnos. the policy has changed and it has gone back to catch and release? >> reporter: back to a policy that was heavily criticized by then presidential candidate donald trump and it seems that now his administration is reverting to the same and with what customs and border protection, the head of department, with what he said, it's unclear what's going to happen to migrants like the ones we're about to show you in this newly released video in an incident that happened on friday with 57 undocumented immigrants crossing illegally

they were delirious with joy to see donald trump in south carolina. and when i campaigned for him in the primary, the presidential primary, it was the same thing. i have seen such enthusiasm close to what i have seen with president trump, and a candidate trump one time, and that's when i saw a beatles concert years ago. people would go wild and they do that every time they see donald trump. >> laura: john warren, her opponent, is that he is the more trump like character and has more trump like views. >> that's nonsense. he and i think alike and we are doing the same things. of course president trump has been involved in politics deeply for a long time. he wanted to run for governor of new york and before that he was involved with people running the reform party. he's a student of politics and history and was a world figure before he became president. he and i are doing the same thing, cutting taxes and regulations, getting rid of sanctuary cities, protecting the children. no tax money to planned parenthood. we have a robust economy here, but we are ju

like they think south carolina and mobile alabama. >> no, no the way people talk is the biggest difference. >> what's the difference how they talk. >> well where i'm at it's red neck country. >> all right. all right. >> and here it's kind of i don't know how to say this without. >> just say it. >> kind of uppity country. >> uppity. >> i like that uppity country i know what you mean. that's -- i think people outside here would not realize there is lo brow and uppity country. >> there is a big difference. >> there is a big difference. >> i will say i've had the best bowl of shrimp appear grits near mobile. >> near here. >> down the street at mama. >> just say the word. i'll see you later you guys do rock paper scissors. who hosts the show. excuse me i got to get shrimp and zblits our realize our country has a democraticed relationship with alabama first of all this is this. >> i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. >> and we came way too close to senator this. >> all right let's break it down a total of nine women have come forward with allegations of overtourns

right now in south carolina? it is almost 4:00 o'clock. i have to endorse katie. how many hours are left? i said three and a half. maybe i should not do it because i won't have enough. i cannot stand that guy. [laughter] but i like her. she was another one right from the beginning. so we had three and half hours left lifting off from singapore a 22 hour flight that's not even fun in air force one. we are almost there seven more hours.

arrington was on her way to hilton head, south carolina, for an event. and just weeks ago of course she won this primary race against mark sanford, unseating the incumbent in south carolina's 1st district. as of right now, south carolina does not rate her congressional race as a toss-up. it's a safely republican seat here in south carolina. so arrington expected to win this race. for right now, however, her democratic challenge, joe cunningham, has said he is suspending his campaign activities in light of her accident. and of course the mark sanford airing his thoughts for arrington. entering this race at the last moment, chosing to endorse arrington over sanford. it was a big moment in the race, in the final hours. so of course he is supporting her in the general election as well. a very sad bit of news. her campaign noting that she's a very strong woman, a woman of faith, and they expect that those qualities will help her during this time and we'll keep you updated of course on any developments we hear. >> we're all wishing for the speedy recovery of a

like they think south carolina and mobile alabama. >> no, no the way people talk is the biggest difference. >> what's the difference how they talk. >> well where i'm at it's red neck country. >> all right. all right. >> and here it's kind of don't know how to say this without. >> just say it. >> kind of uppity country. >> uppity. >> i like that uppity country i know what you mean. that's -- i think people outside here would not realize there is lo brow and uppity country. >> there is a big difference. >> there is a big difference. >> i will say i've had the best bowl of shrimp appear grits near mobile. >> near here. >> down the street at mama. >> just say the word. i'll see you later you guys do rock paper scissors. who hosts the show. excuse me i got to get shrimp and zblits our realize our country has a democraticed relationship with alabama first of all this is this. >> i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. >> and we came way too close to senator this. >> all right let's break it down a total of nine women have come forward with allegations of overtourns b

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he is saying what everybody in south carolina is thinking. he's 100 percent right. i don't know what happened to the people on the left. i don't know if it is hatred of the president or what he stands for. they are making fooms of themselves. they are so deep in the tank they don't realize it and shoot. they will apologize until the next time and then the next time and i think people have just had enough of it. >> sean: geraldo, as much as i would like to make everybody to watchment show,in have to have them invit me in this home and that's how you gain the audience. and the american people are smart. we feel we have to silence. >> in that regard, referencing something in the beginning. program this evening about the deep state coming for you. they will have to come through me. i will be there fighting off these people. >> sean: i have geraldo in my bunker, i am safe. >> i wonder what happened to the level of civility? it is low down and dirty now. and the candidate for governor in the great state of south carolina alluded to it. there is really, the country is so d

a run-down-looking takeout about two hours' drive out of charleston in hemingway, south carolina. now, how long have you been doing this? >> rodney: since i was 11. >> sean: that's crazy. >> rodney: i grew up doing this. my family started in 1972, so i grew up running around this place. >> anthony: it's hard. >> rodney: it is. >> sean: that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue 'cause in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burned barrel and the pits and you gotta stay up all night. >> rodney: all night. >> anthony: rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest whole hog barbecue there is. rodney and his family have been doing it like this and only like this for 43 years. burn barrel, fresh coals, slow, slow, slow-cooked all night in the pit. there are no shortcuts. this ain't a craft, this is a calling. look at that. >> rodney: yes. >> anthony: oh, man. >> rodney: got to have a little bit of white bread with it. >> anthony: yeah, at least no doubt. see this is what everybody always gets wrong in new yor

he had big wins in south carolina. henry mcmaster one the gubernatorial runoff with 54% of the vote. donald trump was down there campaigning. mike pence was down there over the weekend. mcmaster was one of donald trump's earliest supporters. dan donovan he got donald trump support even though voted against his tax cut and he soundly defeated michael grim, 64% to 36%. grimm former congressman but also former ex-con just out of jail and trying to make a comeback. that political baggage was too much for him to carry. ben jealous, former head of the naacp beat bernie sanders supporters and he emerges a ten-point win there in a crowded democratic field and mitt romney, the 2012 republican nominee for president is now likely to be headed to the united states senate. he wins his republican primary in utah big time. 72% to 28%. of course, every one's going to be watch to go see if and when romney does get to washington, is he going to be a big trump critic, take on the president from inside his party or is he going to go along

he is saying what everybody in south carolina is thinking. he's 100 percent right. i don't know what happened to the people on the left. i don't know if it is hatred of the president or what he stands for. they are making fooms of themselves. they are so deep in the tank they don't realize it and shoot. they will apologize until the next time and then the next time and i think people have just had enough of it. >> sean: geraldo, as much as i would like to make everybody to watchment show,in have to have them invit me in this home and that's how you gain the audience. and the american people are smart. we feel we have to silence. >> in that regard, referencing something in the beginning. program this evening about the deep state coming for you. they will have to come through me. i will be there fighting off these people. >> sean: i have geraldo in my bunker, i am safe. >> i wonder what happened to the level of civility? it is low down and dirty now. and the candidate for governor in the great state of south carolina alluded to it. there is really, the country is so d

we have one campaigning in south carolina and one running for mcmaster. he spent an hour long speech talking about mcmaster. that was just the part of the speech and there's no question that president trump goes in this. whether he is to blame in this is maybe too far. i think that it's far to the say that there's no modern politician that has the lack more than president trump -- and that's a whooper. >> yeah, that's a whooper. live in washington d.c. >> see you next week. >>> the board of supervisors is going elect a new president. current president and major elect london breed is going step down today. >>> under water and working to rebuild. >> amid-a summer shut down, the growing concern that business own werers are expressing on the twin peaks tunnel. >> getting a look at the big board here. the dow is up 28 points. coming up, we have an update from the reporter. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million tr

we go to south carolina where we talk to the although ceo about the new plant there. what it means for that state's economy and for volvo's chinese owner. story of ith the big the week, an evolving story about the thousands of immigrant children separated from their families at the u.s.-mexico border. so many facets to this story. we looked into it with editor matthew philips. matthew: the epicenter of this story for the last few weeks has been this one detention center in brownsville, texas, a former walmart turned into a detention center and run by a company called southwest key programs. they are the biggest by far beneficiary or contractor of this government program to take into custody and to care for these children. we ran some data. they will be making probably more than this because the numbers are not current, but on the order of half $1 billion just from the federal government this year. that is a 60% increase from last year. we looked at the economics. it's a nonprofit. they are based in austin. they run a dozen of these facilities in texas. they are operat

this is the seat held by mark sanford, former south carolina governor. today at about 4:15 in the afternoon, less than three hours before the polls closed in south carolina, president trump endorsed the primary opponent to mark sanford, saying that congressman sanford has been, quote, nothing but trouble. now, by the time trump sent out that tweet, people in sth carolina had been voting for ab. so it was sort of an interesting decision for the president to make this last-minute intrusion into the race when there is only a couple of hours of voting left. whatever the strategy, though, it does not look good for mark sanford tonight. polls closed in south carolina a little over two hours ago with about 50% of the vote in. congressman sanford is currently trailing behind his primary opponent, katie arrington, who is the one trump endorsed in the today. these votes are still coming in. if arrington gets more than 50% of the vote when all the vote is in, she will unseat mark sanford tonight. that would make congressman sanford the second congressman primaried

and we got south carolina. and we got north carolina. [ cheers ]yl we got pennsnia. and we got florida. donald trump has won the state o ofda, right? [ cheers ] they said, "north carolina is our firewall. south carolina, we have no chance." but north carolina -- and so, we won south carolina.uc thank you very >> seth: uh, how many times are you going to tell this story? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ]"u grandpa, i heard this story." [ laughter ] for trump, talking about the election is how he soothes his ego. and yesterday, he rambled on about it for a very long time. at one point, even acknowledging that he was bragging about himself because no one else r would do it m. >> to win wisconsin, which hasn'teen won in many years, like 1972, i think. that's a long time. to win michigan, which hasn't been won in a long te. you know, it's very interesting -- i just took this hat. sometimes you have to toot your own horn. because nobody else is going to do it. certainly they're not going to do it. [ applause ] >> seth: oh, you just figured that out? [ laughter ] you've

stuart: to the south carolina governor's race. john warren and governor henry mcmaster will have a runoff race for the republican nomination. now president trump clearly supports governor mcmaster. here is his tweet. henry mcmaster loves the people of south carolina and was with me from the beginning. he is strong on crime and border s great for military and vets. doing a fantastic job as governor. has my full endorsement. a special guy. vote on tuesday join us the man who faces mcmaer in a runoff is john warren. mr. are with -- warren, you're a trump guy, you have uphill struggle of mr. mcmaster who has endorsement from trump. what are you going to do? >> we're exciting, stuart. you look whose resume' follows donald trump not the 30 year politician myself. i'm a suck shellsful marine and creating jobs and we need someone to run the government and make it more efficient. what donald trump did in d.c. i will do in columbia. stuart: what is the main line at attack when you go up against governor mcmaster? >> governor mcmaster is par

rob: we skipped south carolina. rob: i missed south carolina. >> donald trump endorsing henry mcmaster and folks were nervous because he didn't get the majority of the vote, wound up being a runoff but he has the ultimate republican endorsement today and the president henry mcmaster down at south carolina, he will dominate media coverage. jillian: lots to look out for, thank you so much for joining us. rob: 18 minutes after the hour, terror threats reaching fever pitch in the uk right ahead of visit from president trump, high-tech security measures that are being put in place to keep the president safe. jillian: maybe you can handle the truth but can you afford it, how much "the new york times" says you're willing to shell out for this t-shirt, we will be right back. jillian: good morning to you, welcome to "fox & friends first". restaurant owner who kicked sarah sanders out is feeling fee backlash, being slammed on yelp lowering satisfaction score to 2. online menu also apparently hacked. the owner of red hen said

south carolina governor henry mcmaster securing the republican nomination. his re-election bid bolstered by a pre-election appearance by the president. in new york's gopbent, dan donovan easily defeated the man who held the seat before him, now ex-convict michael grimm. president trump backed donovan. and rudy giuliani and donald jr. campaigned for him. >> on the democratic side, former naacp president capturing the democratic nomination for governor in maryland. he could become the first black governor, but will have to defeat popular republican incumbent larry hogan. voters in oklahoma easily approving a medical marijuana law that allows doctors to prescribe cannabis for a broad range of ailments. but hold the cheetos. governor mary fallon thinks the measure is written too loose low and essentially legalizes -- loosely and essentially legalizes pot. she's calling for a strict framework before implementing the law. >>> breaking news overnight. a federal judge ordering the reunification of families separated at the u.s.-mexico border. san diego's federal jud

donald trump's pick in south carolina surviving his gubernatorial challenge, john warren. >> in south carolina, on the edge of the greatest prosperity we ever had. >> reporter: mitt romney, utah's senate ballot, donald trump tweeting big and conclusive win by mitt romney i look forward to working together. there is so much to do, great and loving family. facing the music, peter stzrok will testify behind closed doors on capitol hill, set to grill them on his entitled text messages, hillary clinton email probe. doug in dc. >> a fair amount of negotiating, he will be here to answer questions about the hillary clinton email investigation drafting earliest stages. stzrok figure prominently, and bias in the fbi and mentioned anti-trump email messages that stzrok and lisa page shared. >> a political bias based on legitimate evidence. and a confidential informant against the trump campaign given his bias. >> after it takes place that is about it behind closed doors on capitol hill, in a tweet earlier this weethe hearing of peter stzrok and other frauds should be shown to the public on live t

sanford of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. sanford: i thank the gentleman. this is a bipartisan amendment that i wrote with members delaney, duncan and others. and i think it simply makes common sense. what it does is it ensures the timely payback of advance funds to a nonfederal sponsor. what's that mean in english? what that means is that we have a program called the advanced project agreements, wherein you have a federal actor and a local actor and it can be that the local actor advances funds to speed the project's completion. and what this amendment says is, if you've advanced beyond more than your share, then you, on a timely basis, will be paid back for more than your share. why is that important? if we're going to be competitive as a country, what we need to recognize is that indeed time is money. and one of the thin

the regiments on the engine -- on the inner side with the 18th south carolina and the 22nd south carolina. there were three other south carolina regiments -- 17th, , and they werenk spread out to the north and two of those regiments to the south of the crater. they received significantly less direct impact on the explosion, and that is as far as the original explosion had an impact. it would not have come anywhere close to gracie. the north carolina brigade was next in line to the south, and they did not suffer any. of ahad one regiment south ravine that is still visible today, and the rest was north of that ravine. those fellows were some of the first to start feeling the end of the gap in the encounter firing at the federal, so, no, nothing with gracie. >> thank you. : sure.ene oh, my gosh. dr. carmichael? gracie said lee was 500 yards or so from the crater. see, heuld not certainly was aware of it. as you point out, there were black soldiers killed all the way back to petersburg. there's no evidence of him ever doing a court of inquiry, commenting on it. how does his action or inaction

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