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new jersey and live the headquarters of the western governor in morristown and eric how are you is at the scene for us. >> it is crowded seen and is going by the hour the polls are closed you by the new jersey miss out of the ballroom the west end and this is where the campaign is set up and there for victory party tonight and i joined by communications director and john, i send a moment ago crowded atmosphere beginning to grow and what we think in terms of chances. >> yes overfilling really good because mike is run really strong restaurts campaign and we have had more than two dozen people get involved in volunteer weather that is taking phone calls, knocking on doors, sending text messages and they were all in the field tonight

abdomen the polls close overfilling good scenes from turn out has a strong base of support throughout this campaign, talk to better vision for the state to bring costs down to deliver an economy while also setting up to the chaos chavez causing fromm washington everything that resonate so think he's going is wrong tonight because lifted out all of yosemite mention internet really is about turnout right anything about it do of the top contenders mayor new york new jersey the mayor jerersey city d stephen come into the voter rich big city they could sway this election and the turnout is high will you see. >> when you get in contest monkey is actually rendered one in tough races and she is actually delivered more democratic those any oth candidates in this race actually more than all of the mayor's combine iner race for congress to see monkeys turnout the

democratic base better than anybody in this race we think that is what she willo tonight we think that is also i asked him about to go up against because he's running wanted to prices with the mayors have actually never running as republican much less cemented she someone you can deliver, then democratic whe in november and she can also stand up to him. >> i've seen a lot of the commercials end of the airwaves in the campaign something like $3mollars maybe more than that and demeanor under a lot more apps i now leading up to the election night. >> i think it would you see the strategic decision by our campaign actually been out spent by they have the campaigns that are massive super pack by almost six — one but what we did was we reserved our spinning until the end when people really paying attention and tuning into the race, and that is not was on the

other candidates did for example the mayor first all of his cash early going up on in january we kind of held it within until mailed april when voters are really starting to tune into the race when we tug it would be most affected to get mikey's vision, her story i commitment to service, and plans to deliver for the state and the other cannot seem to be taking aim at mikey. >> hasn't indicated that she really is a front runr in the race of their all focusing their attetention on hers vehle yes look mikey has led every paul, that has been public or internal below, she was in the military for ten years on helicopters in the navy and she can take a punch and she also wrote one i think she's run really strategic discipline campaign focused on her vision and her story and commitment to svice nest was resonating so much across the state. >> and entered mikey we looking up denies demratic primary

really taking on jack in the republicans are right front runners. >> will i think what mikey is doings talking about that election there are really two different visions about when the future looks like for new jersey mikey focus on lowering the cost delivering aetter future on the economy and also setting up to the chaos from washingngton e need to be honest about what jack covenant under governorship look like and also nominated democrat with a track record of winning for phrases and 70 can be jack, prevent him from bringing doge to new jersey anything saiaid he never the trp exit and in and i we really need a strong democratic governor to stand up to that to be human also to deliver the really causing issues facing new jersey family. >> okay shaun thank you and for mikey cheryl we will see how the night goes you for joining me here and only reviewers a sense of the ground here and the ballroom you're looking out

really the interest of the ballroom people are gathering and enjoying some of the buffet that is set up and the attached far as well but over the ballroom side, the podium is actually set up for mike to come out and speak in some point earlier this evening, we were actually homicide all the media and cameras of the security we can also mikey did some prep and at the podium to timeout for them t get comfortable with the teleprompter and she did all of that in advance of the polls closing at 8:00 o'clock just minutes ago and s so shortly thereafter tonight start to get early results coming in and we will see how the night progresses mikey cheryl kim feeling very good about theheir chans tonight based on the limited amount of pulling for the save it also party endorsement issues racked up and she is something that women

voters will turn out her only woman candidate in the race marked. >> will i guess thank you will be checking in throughout the evening and we appreciate it and whitehead of now to brockett headquarters in the rubber hotel on new jersey's austin and 20 is live and how are you and is good to see you. >> well i am doing great. the main ballroom the robert hotel and brought the campaign there hoping this is a software victory here tonight is the polls i just close tonight to just let you know all eyes on this campaign and i'm going to tell you why several reasons of course why there's a slew of candidates on the side and five on the gop side we have brought the campaign as galvanized after his arrest on may 9th and his subsequent on june 3rd and

campaign said that did not hurt him at all in effect, mobilize the campaign and i am here with one of his mom running supporters fromm the people' organization for progress recently endorsed the mayor. as the reseal and we have a long relationship 20 years as a reportrter here tell me about yr endorsement and how significant that is for the campaign. >> my personally endorse mayor bracco's campaign big governor last year the people's organization progress endorsed him about a month ago a he was the best candidate i think that is run anutstanding campaign and is crisscross the state spoken to the issues and is been competitive in every category and am looking forward to victory tonight. >> is amazing but do you think he's done enough to set him apart from the other five candidates on the ballot and what is this mean f new jersey

because although the candidates have their points and stands at their campaigns, have one common goal and that is to combat the trump administration policies it was a me for new jersey and is enough. >> will i think that mayor brockett has done more than enough to set himself apart can and part in fact is campaign is gone national international conventions and is been endorsed and supported by leaders in all walks of life without most importantly i think social justice access i believe is progressive platform and is ten on the issues that have sent him art, and given him a name recognition that as i said is national and international. >> this rating as you know, follow lawsuit hundred third against the states top prosecutors of the charges dropped how do you think that it will impact him if he is elected

the avenue. >> well i think that he will continue to write and present do not think there's any other candidate, capable of effectively fighting double trump as is mayor brockett and he's a fighter a that is when new jersey needs right now because you will get the fiscal policies of the trump administration and you see them clashing and making cuts to every program that help the american peopl and right now, we needed someone is not afraid to speak truth to power nest brockett has done all of his life is what he will do as governor. >> and thank you so much he was organization for progress chairman, we think you so much. >> thank you. back to you laura. >> okay thank you for that report is interesting you know, interviewing him and his response being that is

mobilizing community right the problem mobilizing the community that cities are now that the black press socially new york so there's not a lot to get mobilize for you especially jersey city, the black base is taken up by another candidate and so yes so we will see on that. >> okay, if the numbers that we have right now, these are very early on but we are reporting with 13000 votes for cheryl and 3834.8 percent votes sheba 7919 and brought back while this is very very early on were going to be updating this throuout the night and josh, he again as a present about. as steve sweeney was 731,208 and shawn 13.7 percent and is

looking at these numbers and their playing out, and 16000 project and john under 2000 and will probably looking at a lot of the early voting yes. >> the votes well yes so many have to be counted this is so early in his not to say anything other than we have some numbers coming in. >> okay kimono going to go over life at the campaign headquarters and john, it's great to see you. >> good evening and jim and laura and the room is just starting to fill up as you know the polls have closed and people now arriving here supporters object from where they hope will be a victory speech delivered here in the building and home this just take a look if we

could so you get a sense of the room that we are in some sort of victory party room that they hosted that there's a lot of food over here in a barbecue pit is going there's a lot of publican supporting jack you is coming out tonight to hopefully celebrate you know this is his attempt becoming the governor new jersey a narrowly possibly as early so working itself he's having to get another shot another nomination to get his chance at being in the governors mansion and now, is just a little bit about jack, is a former state and county commissioner and a business person and is made the ability of new jersey major issue in his campaign is another big factor in this and that is the

endorsement present donald trump and jack received that endorsement a few weeks ago is a very would endorsement but is very much also hoping for that endorsement it didn't happen and him having made pivotal moment about the present when donald trump was first running for president in 20155 and 2016 and so he did receive that endorsement which he was hoping was sealed the deal with a republican pririmary base so gog to be sending by here tonight and we expect him to be seated in the audience later they also just think is worth mentioning where we are tonight we are in the building that forme bell lab is the building still represents a great deal history new jersey and innovations and inventions a lot of it was here is occupying the state and now the purposes and it may look

familiar t to you severance and also use of the location here. and so this is an iconic location city of new jersey being out tonight. >> vow because they just announced they've called of the race they have called it is so will be heading back to you throughout the night but we are planning on a speech probably a noncitizen future on thank you for the will be heading to see you again and not so distant future so that's it did nothing wrong. >> and i'm not surprised and it will be interesting when we go back to john when jack gives his speech because he has a path that he can represent it's easy to make for change because all he has to do is criticize the

incumbent democratic governor this breezy right willl bit of aborting here where trump whether he is doing better in th third quart of your financial and stuff like that and whether is doing worse because of trade deals were not done that might be a problem right and yet, independent voters the decidinglection in november the democrats out number the republicans that you, and you know but independent votes in november new jersey, that will count and probably more about change anything else of the gun from the change in interesting to see the speech that jacki border where they'll go with campaign to summer. >> and it will be interesting to see was coming upp nex emil had live on new jersey's at his campaign headquarters the grill and isabella how are his

supporters responding there right now and what is the scene. >> the supporters here are ecstatic in their energy is very high you know what we saw this morning is rough avoid like is rainy cloudy and being outside in the backyard of the popping girl in the came out in the weather is beautiful and the fans have showed up and showed them here with one of the supporters right now and john think is much for being here tonight to tell me a little bit about why he decided to get involved with the bills campaign. >> will bill it is deadly best candidate for us for new jersey and he's a leader, he's a true conservative is a family man and is just listen to us and radio he listened and he knows the issues and solutions and a plan putting in place and you can ask about anything right and i have people in my house bill you know every time people like wow he's

good he knows how to fix new jersey is have a fix the problem is true leader and i back him 100 percent. >> was me for you to be here tonight surrounded by a all of these people as well. >> beginning the discrepancy is almost surreal for me like it's emotional because i been so involved in try to get bill to win that i get so excited in your own chosen people today, was sure the feeling scared excited nervous wasn't sure the new is feeling something the energy here is unbelievable everybody loves him and his have to have the people love him and voted for him all the sale because he really has a marine, true leader and he is one of the best people i have ever met. >> besides you know he said his personality method to study what were some of his policies know things he was running in the kind of second to you know at about recess well. >> okay, number one is affordable housing trying to move into cities and move it

away from the cities and towns can't animate the infrastructure immigratioion policies and you know when he wants to shut down the border we must to get rid of the criminal illegals and you know coming us my things that he is planted now exec executive orders written to fix things a day one bring back t the simple things you know the kind of stuff but he is fantastic areas and more people listen to him and when he wins tonight, there's people to go youtube go wherever listen to h listen to what he says listen to what he is doing enough rental prices schools very important to build is been fighting for that for five years on the radio and to listen he has my support 100 percent i love him and will see what happens tonight so be winds because he is the guy take us to victory ever smacking you fo joining me here tonight is that the energy here selecting

by music and food and drinks i've seen lotferchandise as wel we've seen that besson has everybody out here to support the republican candidate bill and send it back to you guys in studio cement isabella thank you for the reported to me on that is something you cannot take away from bills campaign, we have get the 18 is called in this race and new jersey public republblican primary race, for jack and republican nominee to run for governor in november and fan base the bill has some they are very loyal and energized and have enough and the numbersrs ta he needed. >> will look, camampaign is been all along here and look at what we started here this thing was at the pub and grill. [laughter] yes right and can you say it will be interesting see if bill goes back to his radio show

where he built his face on the radio in central like that is so it will be interesting to see whether bill will endorse him but on the other hand, is coming down what is a matter. >> rigight right and is somethig we wilill certainly be keeping n eye on the night menu we will hear when is his campaign. sheba: right now going to go to jers city see the campaign headquarters all gardens let's bring in keith is a good to see you what's going on there tonight. >> one positive energy here tonight and i would sayay the crowd is pretty sparse was still is about to miss and telling is that pulls in closing that's when the people started to come in any take a look around, there's quite a cwd here and out the back of the hall there's an outdoor area there a lot o of peop enjoying the night tonight there's a lot of supporters here really appreciate withh the mayor has done for the city is looking

forward to him doinghe same for the state. philip has been mayor of the city for preacher under three term since 2013 before that he was jersey city councilman three years and before that he was also part of the u.s. marine corps and deployed to iraq and he also has a financial background. and the thing the people like about him is that he ran his campaign on change and once you get rid of the political corruptionnd substantial political machine ande seems to appear to feel too much of about her as well and so as a platform renting from public safety and hsing transportation and help a lot more and with transportation, he

wants to do what oths really look at is that he wants to do pricing new york and so he wants to use funding pricing for new jersey transit nail sons the motor vehicle. [inaudible]. anyy think the peoplple and so d his camign he seems transit and reliable. [inaudible]. the dollar something. [inaudible]. and housing is really top priority for him, affordable housing and he wants to fix fair housing system and transit

development in the big take away is that he wants to make the state more affordable and modernize transit system and eliminate corruption so right now, an interview earlier today right now he said thate's going to be at the front and back and he launches campaign in april of023, and so now it is down to the don't count right now and so to relief pressure and philip is been in ironman competitions and so not sure what time to arrive but probably out of the road running right now. >> yes thank you so much and this is a campaign that you know i seen campaigns is been

running, for two years and also aa bit of a teat it would you say significant challenge presumed front runners. >> well will see the numbers because what they're doing right and now everybody in the campaign headquarters escape was saying come he thinks these other any well in the hotel room basically on people for the supporters and organizers the party organizations they do have the pockets of support they do and it turnout modelhey expect when there now looking at the performance numbers because everybody run t state bring these things center even though by now 30 —-dash 45 come they know the one who did it now is a matter of victory speech basically take the speech as you want to write but you have to pretend right, losers return now so they do not gotten the results back cynical joining us out in studio is that president

of montclair state university, and doctor is good to see you think you for joining us tonight we are very very happy to do this is an excititing evening he been in this hotel rooms and i know what that is like with the phone calls coming in and seriously trying to figure out where you stand. it is nerve-racking. >> is an interesting think this you have the ability both personally on a show mount claire, cooking where i watched a lot of the shows were interesting. >> and the audio. >>will ensure there are a lot more okay so will you take from the individuals these spoke to and how they framed why they were rning for governor's medical forcible we did because we wanted people to get involved in politics and i think that one of those reasons to offer

something different is that people were often turn off over the seeee much about often negative dimension to at the highlighting the negative things turned out there were people point likable people and other they came through and clear predict and to directly answer question, what was striking seat one personal story about why public service compelled them and why they were running and i think that there is a view about politicians that they're in it for the money over some eco- about each candidate that i talked to, public service they compel youou, each had a very personal story, very different than we talked about having special needs child and saying

not to carry contrt that with me like morocco who grew up in an activist over his mother and father he did have a choice he was gng to be got involved in politics. come on smith because he comes in his and on the show, i was surprised to see his side of him is really. >> y warmth there, yes, i actually i think t campaign benefited by showing them off yes is normal by any charming actually made pretty good desk and showed what makes these people taken away it does not come through. [laughter] and that is like. [inaudible].

>> so at this campaign andhe number so you saw evident that type of mr. ito customs some of the personalities to come through when is just talk little bit about the bigger picture here and how education is motivator and campaign issue against certain candidates and you know you have a republican space that's an education can youalk a little bit about how education and that going into november or how may not be an essential thing when i it comeso the issues the candidates are talking about. >> on think that is a concern and i think you know you alluded to jack's candidacy and how he associated with trump administtion and education

president trump talked a lot about this negatively obviously bharat policies changing the education and affordability of higher education whether you agree with it or not, that's going to be nothing newew jersey ends as you say i think the question is education accessible with new jersey and candidates whether nominees are not have say investment in education synchronously told you on your cooking show, i'm grieving is what not seen campaign much really said about higher education.

because it is a matter of money and even the present budget right now by then point present, education will be better for more moneyhich of t cand anything, on the performance. >> i will poke back to me that new jersey question about higher education either which i think is a critical error that if you want to guarantee prosperous future you have to have more new jersey is getti into is singing new jersey and research institutions and fine institution but he has to be many research institutions thriving economic renovations and places like texas and florida we need to that is so

yes money is part of it i also creating position were higher education i'm excited thehe legislature actually bought think whoevers govnors going to have to do this. >> well is apparent teenagers once already in college one will be going to college and another would still in high school and i'm struck by how many students do not even csider new jersey these going to state and a lot of recruiting current state printed we thought about this because so much money goes into the public school education k-12 and then students are leaving in the notecruiting at the schools and are losing out on the talent we've invested in and the j jobs. >> welcome of different things at first of all, clinics all university not just the university will probably do fine institutions and down and other schools as well private schools and so incredible options and we

have more people in roles new jersey higher education that may have ever had the vast majority are from new jersey and something not going to college is in new jersey, is that there a lot of measures is leaving and the number one exporter college students in the country educating our students out and the problem is relatively expensive in-state tuition compared to other states so a lot of states in the country much as the neighbors alabama and tnessee south carolina are happy to recruit to my son is going to alabama. [laughter] [laughter] >> itself let me finish this thought here's the problem, two thirds of the people believe never come back and so we have this particularituation in new rsey where we have among the highest in employment rates and we have among the highest unfilled job right because were

mismatched not educating our people want to say here necessary to fill the jobs and were hemorrhaging the talent to the rest of the country and so we have to correct this new jersey's economic future is limited is because were not trying, not recruiting new jersey students and i think there also is a little bit of self-esteem problem with new jersey people want to go elsesewhere so we also need to t some jersey pride going. >> the program is exceptional my daughter did look at that. >> when with the studies concerng sure that you do not have you get a bachelor of arts degree do not have to have something in the nature and to get a tra education on his vocational education and the computer situation and so is better than a bs. >> while pathways are valid i

don't think it has to be in on or situation i think that college degree has a lot of value in all of the statistics show from an income point of view and health point of view, college degree is worth it there a lot of pathways do not require college degree need to be quite successful so it should n not be is worth it or isn't for everybody everybody what i would say is everybody should have the option and should not be that you do not go to college because you can't afford it, should not be that you go to college because there's noo place for yu because everybody should have th choice similar to pfizer there because we have some news report the associated press as well as is called monkey charles a winter in the democratic primary and being called as the minor undemocratic side for this point is shaping up to be monke cheryl versus jack and not a huge surprise and now going head of retail the campaign

headquarters for monkey and i'm not that we have her just to ben-ami get your reaction to that. >> well listen show coming it is probably be about 23 percent votes just have to go back to where she was 80 percent of the vote in the people at they resent to fill the number think them sort of rounded up in the democratic going to need unity this fall as i said before think the advantage will go to the republicans right now because changes in the air and the signatures he got right in a big advantage and and get on the cooking show right so. >> and mikey has make it a case for change is going to be hard following eight years of the democratic governor's use them for buggy for the third tm. i like that since 1960 once is a bit upscale we think of this.

>> first of all agree with the forcing citizens situation. have such a divided primary election so the first is to get the 80 pepercent or whatever its didn't well excited about her candidacy and i think that is doable i think that is the first assignment prayed and i think the question is going to be, what is the this delays out of don't think it has a preview repudiation there has to be an establishment of a clear differentiation. >> news on the progressive into the party right now with meyer to do the party which is the big thing pretty summa does he smell. >> going to head over to new jersey there dennis is live at the campaign headquarters and terry he, news and we hear from the camign is exactly some been officially called by a number of media organizations but some are calling for monkey cheryl is front runner and

projected to primary and went by senate majority leader in new jersey and the good news is things like for the pocono initially new jerseyarms my heart thiss evasive video a lot of fun into the campaign is been a lot of bk-and-forth and a lot of the other candidates amen brought his brother a lot made a lot of attacks against her but she said before she seemed to ignore it. >> and so two things right obviously politics you cannot take this personally game plan is that aftonight rememberete tw jersey are phenomenal to makee sure the parties buildup medially and supporting the individual is consistent selected this evening are the

politics is present is leading is been a drop in the rac game 70 trying to take them down but women are watching this we know that we are built for this about were built for the criticism itself to equity think he is been for mikey and is been women voters medical i think it is just full stories obviously valley when you and whole thing and i know her personal about one of the best public that she house is a phenomenal listener is great leadership practice some of the deaconess 70 who is sitting there in the precipice we can lives and internalizes that it inhibs messaging including your angle and policymaking and i think is critical to the anybody wants to practice that effective that will be inclusive of the environment and an emphatic is not myopathy when you think about latinos, for not a myopic

group we all each one of us have fundamental pority and he comes to save this time to think why she's really resignation in the way wasas that i say this ecdotal all of time, support anywhere new jersey and talk to mother's may have social security number and she may be the ceo of a fortune 500 company monthly basic things, gotta good quality education occasionally feel safe the next generation has greaterpportunities and they have this would look entirely different for all of our families in the state i think we can accomplish that some if you think that mikie sherrill will look ahead to jack. >> we have to we have to guess as a democratic party and immediately yes create a united front because the margin had his november won't't be an easy o is so it will be one that is going to be very direct with messaging

with voters and constituents including independence who have not decided or event republicans who are soured by co this country thahat is focus on divisiveness public to be the candidate will bring this people to the table to cast about first met senator majity leader as well and he w was only me a look at the crowd scattered here is really starting to fill in here, inside the lesson here and deserve all mikie sherrill supporters and energized by the words and spreading that she doing well in the early numbers of me and after the full close at 8:00 o'clock and people forming and holding signs is a question media here and not only from new jersey new york, and philadelphia, but also national media will hear and to try to get a sense off what she will say, to this crowd if you give a

victory speech. earlier than expected tonight or if she's going to wait until every last vote is counted we don't know yet but a lot of the celebratory atmosphere here and send the lesson and mikie sherrill supporters filing in gross and back to you. >> for the report we will come ba to later on i will resume what will be a victory speech and jim and again right now as for waiting before we go to our next guest even part in the scenes on election night and what is happening right now sue met your yes, she's preparing victory speech they been awake for the losers to call and i would be the receipt maybe you decide how quickly they call and how eager they are to reconcile for the fall and so i'm going to do is to a because she like to be able to say so-and-so and so-and-so called me and we have unity forhe full and alike and

then to evolve popular bit about change in think her supporters like another waiting for the call philip to make those calls this a critical think like this. >> okay, we're going to go down to joy fox reporter for the new jersey company has been a part of all of the campaign coverage if you've seenn and o all the debates withs in the me just get your reaction to the news we hear the call it for mikie sherrill and jack. >> y my head to meet so this is something that i think if you told somebody yesterday or told somebody two years ago, this was the result the bc jack and also mikie sherrill nomination event sam cannot make sense the main fundamentally sort of everybody was kind of antsy about the possibility of the upset special in the democrat democrats at that the republicans has been

part jack for a part of all excited to tell a lot of that can is running really hard against her and you can see arguing for help the coalition that would overcome her but the d of thehe day, and basic factors we had on polling and on endoements and a of the things a can thinkf they were always pointing to mikie sherrill's way in which is still sing the voters affirm that now and she is what it will change of the course that i think i its hi twice minibuses her next competitor now p predict that's pretty definitive. >> were talking about is h inviolate hundred run reliable the polls a bit and getting less reliable looking people like donate but one thi about both candidates, is that since the beginning, invalid different numbers different numbers but even i think that apart from this very specific member full

how far ahead statement is so proved out to be true. >> yes, i think is noticeable that you head of the candidates in the democratic side release their internals and even those showed mikie sherrill ahead so that was a kind of an had never set showed things looking better for them they probably would've will release a number than ever did that was one of t the reasos i think people are more inclined into a necessarily trustful please give them some crcredibility was affect people coming from different angles and differences margin the also show the same rults. this also what we see now. >> doctor earlier and show about the lack of the line new jersey and the chaos that might be coming from fat and so mikie sherrill had most of the organizations behind her in the arpanet most of them but self is only one third state hand is a case where we do need to get the line but you got all of their support the canvassing

word-of-mouth is as good as if it were in the ballot to say that she is our woman our candidate to an improvement the organizations are still alive and thriving. >> i think clearly t organization especially in certain pces the counties with her sto under sort of helping they can clearly turnout the votes regardless is undeniable someg a part of reason she a lot of endorsements to begin with was because party leaders suffers a candidate will be a pretty good bet in the primary election is our somebody that could pull this off financially ironically, t county line may be helping her because of you look at south jersey right now i'm just getting up in theew york times website right now, sweeney had parties in camden county of uncanny multiple counties sort and so the court counties and guess is ahead mikie sherrill he had a county line and but for himm the probably put it look dierent view because have this neutral valley coming of the get is already have this clearly

that widest appeal and you know a lot of money pulling it at the end of the campaign and effective messagend clearly that is enough to overcome thehe pretty strongemocratic organization so i think that the fact that mikie sherrill counterintuitive delete benefited from the kaline feels like it feels wrong but the result kind of seems like it happened. >> getting up because were waiting for mikie sherrill to come in the house give her victory speech we are assuming it will be her victory speech momentarily but what about the republican side what now happens with villa on are they going to what do you think that there will be coming out into indoors jack and are they looking for the support immune look at those campaign, has a very very loyal base of supporters and energized i know the numbers they needed that they are very vocal and what happens to him into those

groups ♪ ♪ i don't know i think will sort of have to keep on taking on me hours and days with bill spadea primary some competitive in the end of the republican by far threat campaign at me like they kind of signed to each other but jack and also bill spadea think would get up on the debate stage the same i think wendy physically fight each other nurse i'm feeling and that pairing prayed and so he wants any sympathy get a special because he sort of friends was standard there for the core of his party but pushing it fringes, and essentially those groups coming together for t them i don't kno. >> well i'm another quick question here to ask. when cspan come there's a lot of national media and shows headquarters and seven they're all looking to say, what is this

order for trump in the midterms which salute bit ahead of are lightheaded things here but for the say, what is this really made for the midterms and trump. >> well, i mean, i am skeptical of making any determinations about you donald trump's popularity or about basement apartment of us in the generally no has some aspects in the primary big estrace but trumps endorsement is veryaluable. i do know if he would've gotten the sort of overwhelming landslide if he wasn't the trump pick in the other thing i will say in 2018 mikie sherrill was limited because afflicted her republican house eat and she did so is very very commanded and diligentnt message profile that she got in throughout her campaign former navy helicopter pilot and former prosecutor

mother reported in prove extremely effective in 2018 clearly still paying give it is a 2025 itself is impressed hundred look for what candidates to run in 2026, seem like of candidates they need finish that crestline in 2018 and they h hae th boat joe. >> depending upon we talked to yesterday, when u're looking at the numbers and you are looking at jack and looks like really landslide and while i was hearing bill spadea was in striking distance anything that was ever the case. >> is approximately the number here. sixty-six — 23 is a bigargin that's not usually surprised me and just felt like when exactly is pointless they were already very well supportrted what exacy with him now and donald trump support and immigration issues

tax issues or what have you, the fine that jack's particular pretty strong conservative gop stance on ito the fact is a blowout is a prize if humans ago, when things were still nice here this early talking to somebody yesterday and think that the resulting you say yes over the course. >> you know another question here in the renters let's call it the nearest wantnd he goes back to being mayor and joshh congressman and wednesday go to some of the scuttlebutt around town, and might be radical, iss that he would go back and run as an independent for the mayor in jersey city in november and what are you hearing. >> i just on the point of jersey city regardless and theoretically everybody's running as an independent and

remember exactly what he is there but if you want to get back into that race as far as i know, would bee like a party thing i don't really know when he was a person who more than any other candidate even more than mikie sherrrrill turn his campaign to just i would be governor more into a leading this movement and i want to write change to new jersey and do away with these systems and i want to elect running mates to the state is only thereby the way going to be tracking that not even after the state governors races have already been called is how the results are sing out public districts into the organization couple of hudson elsewhere as well a going to win rated and definitely change the dynamics of things not usually in new jersey legislative races the party of a candy pretty much always went so that regardless of age pepsi have full remains fitting the people doing the putting primaes especially affiliated to point to see how remains involved in the

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jersey, philadelphia philadelphia even. as well as natnal media, they're all here because this race was widely favored to win the democratic primary. the crowd is just waiting for her to come out and give her remarks. the only woman in this race in a field of democrats, five others -- notably, the mayor of newark, new jersey. the may of jersey city and the others. already, the campaigns communications director told me she already started to set her

sights on the republican who won the republican side of this primimary. the ment that she takes the podium, we're gonna hear her remarks. she's expected to come out at any moment. it was widely believed that she would win and that's what the projected outcome of this decratic primary is across the state. they've been playing music all night, including "i've got a feeling tonight's gonna be a good night." behind me, just outside the ballroom, they've got a cash bar set up, they've got a full buffet. they w were planning for a pty tonight and that's certainly what they have here. we're waiting for the projected winner of the democratic primary for t new jersey governor's race to come out and address the crowd. as soon as she does, we'll come back to you.

>> we're expecting another victory speech to be happening right here tonight. the room has completely filled up. sheriff golden, prominent republican figure in the state introducing -- we're expecing very soon that jack will be arrivi here to give his victory speech. this race was called just moments after polls closed. it was not a close race. it had polled as not being a close race, they were not expecting it to be a close race, especially after that endorsement b president trump. i just want to lower my voice because they are doing the pledge of allegiance.

the room has really filled up. this is the year that republicans are very encouraged about and interested in because the new jersey governor's office tends to flip. i just want to have a look, it does look like -- let's just take another look at the podium if we could. i just want to give people a flavor ofhat is happening here. obviously, it's a very full room. people are very energized and very excited about what has

happened tonight with their candidate. and they're looking right now toward november. november starts tonight. november starts tonight with these two candidate who come out of these primaries. expecting jack to come out and give a victory speech after a landslide victory i in this primary tonight. jim and laura? >> it is a landslide victory, this is also something that jack has experienced winning a primary. it will be his trd time running for governor. we'll see what happens. john, thank you so much. we'll come backck to you once w get thateads up. we are g campaign headquarters at the hotel in newark, new jersey. alvina, w's it going over there? >> the room is filling up. and you know what, despite the

news, everyone is still jubilant as they say. the ves are still being counted. we have a very important guest right now. as they call him, the chief campaign coach. gretch roundtree, she's the mayor's coordinator. thank you guys for joining us. i've covered you guys for ny, many years.

>> tell me what you think abot what happened, the news we just heard today. not knowing he was ever gonna run for governor. no matter what the outcome is of this election, we are winners that sit on the right sidide of history because he opened up the eyes, he opened up the minds and he opened up the hearts of some peopleo see some things they normally wouldn't have been paying attention to. just because they were listening to him.

he's already a winner. we're winners because we stood on thehe right side of history. and people are gonna find out because instead of choosing the right thing, they chose the safe thing. and choosing to be safe will sometimes lead you into a circumstance -- i'd rather be right and not safe because i know that i did the right thing. but to be safe and sorry is a whole other thing. he came further -- this man right here,, heed the charge. all of us, we were a team. we're still a team for life and we still stand behind the mayor.

>> i just spoke with one of your supporters who said the entire state of new jersey is in big troubt. what do you think about that? >> i think people are undecided. they don't know which way to go. ththey're trying to find real leadership. the problem is that money is always gonna lead people in elections and that's the part that we're trying to change. the democratic party gav you nothing for the past eight years. and now they continue to go with the same vanilla program, the same vanilla person. when peoplee start t look outside themselves and do more, that's when they get better. unfortunately, we tried to get people to re-imagine new jersey and they didn't do it. they fell for the same money, the sameailers, the same

commercials and now they're gonna get the same result. >> thank you, back to you guys. now we're saying what's next for the campaign. thank you so much guys, back to you laura and jim. >> you have very, very passionate supporters. it's not good news for the campaign. but actually, i'm being told -- we're gonna go over to jack's campaign headquarterers and lisn in on his speech. agn, declared winner of the republican primary in new jersey's race for governor. let's listen in.

>> we're not done. we are not done. [cheering] >> thank you guys, thank you

right here, right now in this magnificent building in an iconic location. i accept your nomination as the republican candidate for governor of new jersey. [cheering] >> 14 months ago, we kicked off this campaign with one goal in mind, fixing and saving our great state. tonight, we took the next step in achieving our mission with a clearly convincing primary victory. tonight, because of you, we won all 21 new jersey counties. [cheering]

>> we won because our campaign is abo people, not politics. it's about vision, not division. we won because of our positive energy. we won because we talked about the issues that matter. the critical issues facing our state and my plan for a safer, more prosperous and affordable new jersey. along the way, we ao mad a strong sment of what our new jersey republican pty stands for, a party open to everyone and anyone who's willing to work hard and play by the rules, a party of jersey values and common sense policies. a party that believes our best days are ahead of us if we have the courage to think big and act boldly. to everyone here tonight and all the people who voted for me and encouraged their friends, family and neighbors to do the same, to

alall the peoplehoed o doors, put up a lawn sign, made the phone calls, posted me in their home business or donated hard earned money to this campaign, thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you for believing me. thank you for believing. and for our most well known part time new jersey resident who honored me with his endorsement and strong support, thank you president donald j. trump. [cheering] >> we love you, jack. >> love you back. as believers in our cause, everything you've done to help us reach this point is greatly appreciated. this victory is yours. and so tonight, we celebrate.

but for only one night. for tomorrow, we get back to work as the real cause for celebration comes on the evening of november 4th. and with that one goal in mind, let me say to the republicans who supported my opponents, i respect your choice. the primary is now behind us, let us unite, let us unite. [cheering] >> as a party, it's time for us to now speak directly tthe people of new jersey. to indepependents and unaffiliad voters who may have lost faith in both political parties and wondering if their vote even matters anymore to moderate democrats -- by the extreme and out of touch ultraliberal -- a

democratic party more focused on pro nouns than property taxes. a democratic party that would rather coddle criminals than support our police. a democratic party that wants to tell you what kind of car you have to buy. a democratic party tt believes it knows best how to raise your children. a democratic party that rewards illegal immigrants with hand outs while our own citizens are expected to pay more and get less. a democratic party that includes people like bill murphy who once told us that if taxes are your issue, we're probably not your state. who once told us he wanted to make new jersey the california of the east coast.

by the way, have you seen california lately? the democrats have controlled our state legislature here in new jersey for 25 years. and the person they nominated tonight has rubber stamped and enabled every extremist and costly idea bill murphy has put forth. make no mistake, mikey cheryl is bill murphy 2.0. a vote for mikey cheryl is a vote for four more years of bill murphy. four more years of the highe taxes and billions in wasteful spending. four more years of state mandated affordable housing and over developed suburbs. four more years of offshore wind farms and rising electricity bills. four more years of handcuffing our police, increasing crime.

i've had it. it's time for a change, it's time for a change. it's time for bold, competent and serio leadership, leadership determined to fix our state. it's time for a jersey guy who understands what people are up against every single day. [cheering] >> it's time for a common sense problem solver, a chief executive officer, a hands on ceo who knows exactly what needs to b done and is willing to do it. and after decades of democratic control of our state legislature, i say it's time to give the republicans the majority in our state legislature.

i don't, i won't, we don't, we won't. they provided for their families and started their own business. my parents did the same, ownin a restaurant bar. as a two time successful business owner, i followed in their footsteps. folks, i'm running for governor to make sure today's new jerseyens and future generations -- here's how we do

it. number one, we have an attorney general who supports police and parents. [cheering] >> w save our suburbs by stopping over development. [cheering] >> we will reinvest in our cities, we'll get serious about redung the size and cost of our state government and cutting business taxes to create and attract more jobs. bewill overhaul the public school curriculum, insuring age appropriate lesss, focus on basic skills and provide more vocational training because not allids want or need to go to

college. we will promote educational savings accounts, school vouchers and choice so children are not locked in family scols. we will adopt a rational energy policy that lowers people's monthly electric bills and stops the democrats from putting those damn wind farms off our jersey shore. [cheering] >> mark my words, mark my wo we focus on these key new jersey issues, my democratic opponent will do everything in her power to change the subject. trust me. if this campaign were a drinking game and you took a shot every time mikie sherrill says trump, you're getting drunk off your [bleep] every day.

drunk off your [bleep] every day between now and november 4th. but every time you hear her say trump, i want you to know what it really means. what it really means is mikie doesn't have a plan to fix new jersey. it means she supports bill murphy's failed policies. it means she can't run on her own record. in congress, she voted 100% of the tim for joe biden's failed agenda of open borders and sky high inflation. she voted for big government policies that crushed middle and working class families, making everything youou buy more expensive. and if you ever needed any proof how radical she is on the issue of illegal immigration, mikie sherrill sided with extreremist her party and voted no on the laken riley act. are you kidding me? are you kidding me? here's something else mikie did

during her time in congress, she got filthy rich. as congresswoman, she bought and sold hundreds of stocks, more than tripling her own net worth to more than $10 million. and when she got questioned on it, she had the audacity to say "i got really lucky." new jersey, this campaign is gonna reveal who mikie sherrill really is. it will also reveal how she'll lead new jersey down the same failed path we've been on for years. in the meantime, visit mikiemademillions.com.

i was campaigning recently in her legislative district and i came across a woman that said to me ks she's's my congresswoman. new jersey, i truly believe the future of our state hangs in the balance. that is why for the next 146 days i will go about this race the only way i know how, full speed, 100% all gas, no brake. i will go places other republicans don't. i will shake people's hands, i will look them in the e, i will listen intently and i will show them all the respect they deserve. and unlike my opponent, unlike my opponent, let me be clear. i don't want to be u.s. senator, i don't want to be president and

i don't want to write a book. most importantly, i'm not owned by any special interests. >> we are gonna go over to mikie sherrill's cpaign headquarters. >> hee reminded people of why e fight and what was at stake and he did not sugar coat it. he wrote, these are the -- and as always, new jersey rose to the challenge. [cheering] >> here we are nearly 250 years later and new jersey once again stands at the front line.

we are in an american crisis, but not in a war for independen in a fight for our future. the fight for justice, for liberty, for opporortunity and r prosperity. and once again, it is new jersey's responsibility to lead this great nation. so new jersey are you ready? i am, too. the reason we were so successful tonight is becauause of all of you. i have spoken to thousands of new jersey -- and you told me your stories. you told me your hopes, your dreams, your fears, your challenges and you told me what keeps you up at night. and here's what came through loud and clear, we love this

state. [cheering] >> i mean, we really love this state. guys, i could write a book on the odes to people's favorite shore towns and diners. and it's because of that love that the thought of not being able to raisese your kids here stay to see your grandchildren grow is simply unacceptable. in the navy, we had a saying. ship, shipmate, self. the mission was never about a single person. there are two kinds of people in this world, those who think that thenlnly way toet ahead is to put themselves first and those who understand that when we all do better, we all do better. thos people mentor others, they create opportunity. and i learned in the navy that true leaders are servant

leaders. it's as much about serving others as leading them. and i have always been honored to serve this country and serve this state. i want to thank everyone supporting me so i can continue to do just that. here's what i love about new jersey.. i love tt you can hike our mountains in the morning and hang out down the shore in the afternoon. we are the state that has produced everyone from bruce springsteen to jon bon jovi, lauryn hill, frank sinatra to the jonas brothers. this state deserves the best.

a state like this is notonna be led by a trump lackey like jack ciattarelli. and i am ready to make life more affordable for families. jack has raised taxes at every level of government. he raised taxes as a council member, he raised taxes as a commissioner. and you guessed it, your taxes went up when he was an assembly member. i am gonna protect your kids online and create a better future for them. jack sold our kids out to powerful pharma companies peddling opioids. i fought for super storm sandy relief and helped bring home millions for hard hit new jersey families. jack voted against relief for

sandy victims three times. so listen, i'm gonna protect our rights, including the right to an abortion. jack has pledged to implement an abortionon ban and to de-fund planned parenthood. i am ready to ske up the status quo. and jack is the status quo. he's not changed, he's a rerun. he's a ghost of elections past. and i have fought for new opportununities my entire life. from my first oath to the constitution as a teenager at the united states naval academy to this moment.

i have always fought to up end unfair systems and i am now gonna take on systems that don't work or only serve special interestst in the only way i kn how, by running to be your next governor. [cheerining] >> this country is too beautiful to be beholden to the cruelty and self interests that jack and trump are trying to hoist o on earth. so why do we stand here in new jersey with the weight of the nation on our shoulders, with every eye in the country looking to us to lead. i think it's because we have a certain reputation. we may have a chip on our shoulder. we built a nation of people --

we fund this nation and yet trump a maga republicans in dc want to raise your taxes and take away your healthcare and education dollars. the president comes here nonstop to his golf course and he calls r state a horror show. but come november, we're sending a shot across the bow. we are sending a message because it's usually the people that have something to prove that work the hardest. hey new jersey, i've got something to prove. tonight i pledge to you, we're gonna build sething worthy of our state and wthy of our kids. with all of you, we can take on the tough fights and win. you saw it in this election, the democratic party is ready for

the fight. we had six public servants running this primary. each had a differentnt message, different voice, a different experience. but we all shared one vision, a new jersey that works for everyone. not just the privileged, not just the insiders, not just those who look like us or pray like us or love like us, a new jersey for ujmented -- everyone. [cheering] >> opportunity, affordability, community, that's what we're all fighting for. tonight, after multiple debates, cotless meet and greets, hundreds and thousands of votes cast, i know we are stronger. we have a clearer vision. and we are gonna deliver for new

jersey. i s said from the veryirst day of this race that this would be a campaign that we all build together, that i would listen to voters first and foremost because we all have a place and a say in our future. there are a number of groups that i'd like to recognize who were with me from the ver beginning. i'm never gonna forget yr support. so to the hard working men and women of labor, the labors and the fmda. [cheering] the league of conservation voters, moms for change, emily's list and door to door democracy. i also want to thank all the party leaders and electives who rallied their supporters and grass roots volunteers to help

us have the best ground game in the state. [cheering] and i'd like to thank my team, to those who have been with me since 2017 and to those who joined our cw this cycle, your tireless work and commitment to new jersey are unmatched. i am so proud of the team we've built and i can wait to see what you all do in the future. new jersey and i are so lucky to have you in this fightecause new jersey is gonna be the place where families want to live, whe businesses want to grow and where children deserve every opportunity. because this is thearden state and this is where you plant your family and you grow your dreams. so finally, i'd like to thank my family, especially everyone here. jason, maggie, lincoln, ike and

merit, mary, kathleen, ike and gary, i could not do this without you and i love you so much. if jack ciattarelli is the ghost of elections past, then tonight we write the future. because the future is built on hard work and hope. and here in new jersey, we're known for our grit, our tenacity, maybe a little bit for how loud we are. but it's gonna take a strong voice to cut through the noise from washington and deliv for the people. so i stand heree tonight doing just that, . and as a mom of four teenagers, you guys know i'm not gonna put up with the whiny n nonsense fr a grieved maga republican.

i am so honored to be in this fight and i am so ready for the challenge. and you know what, you probably can't do better than to quote george washington in this moment. fix the bayonets, i'm resolved to take trenton. [cheering] >> mikie, mikie! >> very different victory speeches from mikie sherrill. just prior to that, we heard from jack ciattarelli. jack ciattarelli winning in a landslide. mikie sherll, h nbebersere a littleore impressive, bigger victory than we thought. 34% victory. what do you have to say about the two different campaign

speeches? >> jack ciattarelli, they smell blood the republicans. as i said before, democrats have failed in 64 years to elect a third term democrat. and if she's elected, it would be the third term democrat. we're term restricted here in new jersey. no democrat has gotten a third term since 1961. so when we saw jack ciattarelli's speech, i think it was 0-60, we're at war. he was very, very aggressive. and he was very spefic about the lament. trump is in this race her with the both of them.

and the issueue with mikie' speech, she has the harder task which is to heal the party, moderates versus conservatives. and she has to then appeal to the independents who are very, very fickle in new jersey in the lalast few gubernatorial elections. as bill murphy found out when not enough of them showed up for him. that's why jack nearly won by four percentage points. she has to do that as well as have a theme that separates her from the status quo to change. and it's very difficult to do because you're gonna disappoint a lot of your supporters when you realize you can't be like raz and go to that full monty of progressivism because you lose the independent vote and a lot of your base. she has a lot of thinking to do

about how this race takes shape. she has the harder job here. her speech here, i think reflected a little bit of indecision. not quite there with this complicated thing they have to put together before they go meet ck ciattarelli. >> i believe we're gonna go back to derek dennis who's live at mikie sherrill's campaign headquarters for more on the ground there. >> jim and laura, i want to first talk about the timing of this. less than 90 minutes since the polls closed and we got a victory speech out of mikie sherrill as well as the republicican jack ciattarelli. we were expecting a longer night than that but this race got wrapped up pretty quickly. a c couple ootice from mikie sherrill's speech, she talked about bringing new jersey together. saying directly to jack ciattarelli and his supporters

that this state would not be run by a trurump lackey, a referenc to donald trump fully supporting jack ciattarelli and him taking that support and running with it. mikie sherrill also talked about the beauty of new jersey. saying she loves the fact that you can spend the morning i in e mountains and by the afternoon youan be dn the shore. she mentioned some of new jeey's very own whitney houston, bruce springsteen and others. really trying to tap into the pride of new jersey. it's clear, as you have said, mikie sherrill has an uphill battle against jack ciattarelli. he's got t trump support, he's got a lot of republican support and she has to really galvanize a realally crowded democratic field. supporters were split.

she's got to appeal to those other democrats and try to get them in so she can beat jack ciattarelli in the general election. an uphill fight for sure, but mikie says she's ready for the fight and ready to win this election upcoming. >> thank you so much. >> jack ciattarelli, a former state lawmaker and businessman has won the republican primary in the new jersey governor's racece. he hadhe support of president donald trump and now faces the challee of winning in a state that leans democratic. navy pilot and former prosecutor representative mikie sherrill won the democratic primary for new jersey governor. a win in november for ms. sherrill would give the state its second female governor. both candidates head to general eltion in november. >> thursday, democratic candidates running for new york

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