i came to south carolina. i said we'll win so much, you people are going to get tired of winning, you are going to say governor mcmaster please, we can't stand winning and more, go to washington, talk to the president, we can't win any more, we're going to win, remember, i said we're going to win in trade, we're going to win in space. by the way, henry, army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard, airs force, right? air force? and what are we doing to do, space force. people love that. you know it will be we talk about rockets. but henry, defense is now largely based on satellites and everything in space, the problem with air force, i don't think they will really sort of you know they want planes flying, but i don't think they will focus on space like they should, we'll create a space force it will be great. we need that militarily, and in many other ways, but we do need it militarily also. this week so important to go out and vote for country, vote for family, vote for values. vote for victory, and vote for h

south carolina we have no chance. but north carolina. so we won south carolina, thank you very much. [cheers & applause] and the fire wall wasn't much of a fire wall in north carolina. so i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina for everything you've done. right from day one, when i came down here, henry mcmaster, i said why are you with me? he said i like what you saying. we need strong borders. we're talking about it now and we have. [cheers & applause] so he said we need strong borders. we have to stop crime. we want lower taxes. we love our military. we love our vets and we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. [cheers & applause] i don't know what else he told me, but you know what? that was enough, right? and he was like handsome guy with a wonderful wife. peggy. where is peggy? [cheers & applause] so henry was for me from the beginning. there was nobody else. there wasn't like i supported trump. some of these guys, i supported donald trump very early. after seven other people. after

south carolina and north carolina. we started off at night, and donald trump has won the state of florida. [applause] they just lost florida. you know think that? don't worry about it. north carolina they said that as a firewall. south carolina we have no chance. but we won south carolina thank you very much. and the fire mall -- wall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina so thank you to those incredible people for everything you have done from day number one when i came down here, mr. mcmaster why are you with me? i agree. we need strong borders. we said we need strong borders and lower taxes we love our military. we love our veterans and our second amendment. other than that i don't know be 15b15i don't know what he told me that that is enough. a handsome guy with a wonderful wife. where is peggy? henry was for me from the beginning there was nobody else i supported donald trump very early after the defeat of nine people they were with me and never let you forget that henry was there at the beginning he is a fi

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south carolina we have no chance, but north carolina -- so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the firewall was not much of a firewall in north carolina. i want to thank the incredible people of south carolina and right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmasters, he said i like what you say, i agree. we need strong borders. we are talking about it now. [applause] so, he said we need strong borders, we have to stop crime, we want lower taxes, we love our our vets, andove we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. [applause] i don't know what else he told me but that was enough, right? and he was this handsome guy with a wonderful wife, peggy. where is peggy? [applause] so henry was for me from the beginning. there was nobody else. it wasn't like -- some of these guys said i supported donald trump very early. yeah, after seven other people. after the defeat of nine people they were with me. and they never let you forget. but henry was there at the beginning. tough, fighter, he's he's strong, and he's a gentle man. [applause] the thing

south carolina, we have no chance. but north carolina, and so we won south carolina, thank you very much. and the firewall wasn't much of a firewall in north carolina. so i wantha to think the incredible people of south carolina for everything you've done and right from day one when i came down here, henry mcmaster, he said, i like what you say. i agree. we need to strong borders. we are talking about ittr now. [crowd chanting] he said we need to strong borders, we need to stop crime, we need to cut taxes, we love our military, we love our beds, we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what else he told me but you know what, that was enough, right? and it was sort of this, like, handsome guy with a wonderful wife, peggy. where's peggy? so henry was for me from the beginning. there was nobody else. it wasn't, like, i supported trump -- some of these guys "i supported donald trump very early." yeah, after seven other people. after the defeat of nine other people, they were with me, andhe they will neve

president trump is holding a rally in south carolina in the next hour. that's it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum is coming up. >> martha: i love the way he clears that fence at the end. thank you so much. as bret was saying, we have a fox news alert. at any moment president trump takes the stage in south carolina. he's there tonight to draw support for governor henry mixmaster who replaced nikki haley and now finds himself in a runoff for the g.o.p. nomination against businessman john warren. trey gowdy is also retiring in south carolina so that c does opening up. no doubt the president will also address when he speaks tonight as a rising tension and hysteria surrounding family separated on the border. and despite the fact that these same exact policies have been carried out in previous administration. >> president obama had a big problem and in fact, a lot of the pictures used, i don't know what you folks stated. they were all taken during the obama administration. they are a disaster and the

there are runoffs in mississippi and south carolina. the president was in south carolina last night to back incumbent governor henry mcmaster. >>> asian stocks falling after president trump's trade policy back fires on harley-davidson. the company shifting jobs overseas. those are retaliation for trump's tariffs. the eu tariffs make the harley motorcycles $2,200 more expensive. harley plans to move production. bad news for u.s. workers. trump has championed harley as an american manufacturer. now he is tweeting his surprise. the first to wave the white flag on trade. on wall street, harley stock fell 6% proving the trade battles have consequences for u.s. companies. the dow fell more than 300 points led by tech stocks. so far, tech had been immune to trade fears. sources say the white house plans to block chinese investment in u.s. technology targeting xi jinping's made in china's 2025 plan. that is a national strategy to dominate the industry. steve mnuchin denied china was a target, but said he would hit all industries. steve mnuchin

the economy is having so much in south carolina. we can hardly keep up with it. >> i think unemployment as we said it's come down. we hear that is a problem in many places around the country. want to offer you the opportunity yesterday. take a listen in your response. >> south carolina supports the president. i support the president. this is a referendum on governor mcmaster. he's been a partner to a criminal and richard quinn who's the chief consultant. we are ready for a change here and someone with competence who will represent the taxpayer and that's why i'm running. >> specific to the charge of being surrounded in his words by corruption. >> that is total nonsense. what i've said in the debates and statements is for all candidates to tell the truth. what you just heard is not the truth. what is true is we are booming in south carolina. leland: surf, real quickly, what part of that wasn't true that mr. quinn is your chief consultant? >> no. no, sir. and also, my opponent did not support president trump in the primary. he was sup

greenville, south carolina, one of the great cities in south carolina. you hear german being spoken on saturday night. not because we stole their jobs but we got their jobs in greenville, schlkt donald trump is once again talking about the germans, those terrible, terrible germans and what they're doing to the good, good victims of south carolina. watch this. >> it's all working out great. it's all working out great. and i said, look, if you want to do that, we're going put a little tariffs on your cars coming in. cars are the biggy. cars are the beingy. european union, we lost $151 billion last year with the european union. sounds nice. many of us originally came from somewhere in the european union. i had two parpts, european union. so it sounds wonderful. our country lost $151 billion. they send the mercedes, they send bmws, they send everything. i want to be able to sell cars in there leak they sell cars in here and it's all going to work out. >> i don't know if you notice, but they're looking at each other going does he know bmw revolutionalized eve

alexander campbell, south carolina state guard, anderson, south carolina. the chaplain: let us worship god. god, we bless you this week as we celebrate the anniversary of the great seal of the united states, adopted by this august assembly on june 20, 1782, on the front of that seal, a shield of red symbolizing valor. white standing for purity and innocence, and blue standing for justice. the back shows a pyramid, a symbol of strength and duration. above that pyramid is a triangle containing the eye of providence. your eye, god, watching over us with the inscription god has favored our undertakings. therefore, god, we ask that you favor the undertakings of this great house by strengthening it to fulfill the noble symbols of the great seal and accomplishing the continued building of our great nation guided by the god in whom we trust. i pray this prayer in the name of my lord, jesus christ. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of r

in colombia, south carolina. standing with the president, man that he came to demonstrate and voice his strong support for in the west columbia. that is governor henry mcmaster. the first state wide official in 2016 to endorse then candidate president donald trump. if you have been watching or caught's portion of the president's remarks, two things are happening in the rallies, another coming up wednesday. that is the folks in that room are electrified by the president's being with them, hearing his words. and filling up the auditorium, he would not know what to do if there were a vacant seat. something that president has not had to worry about for a very long time. it is unlikely too have to worry about it ever again. as long as he is in public light. this president gains great energy from that crowd. he gains great strength, he talks about every major issue, with great candor. and perhaps people winging throughout the -- wincing throughout federal government as he talks about a host of issues. that is the reaso

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ahead of president trump's trip to south carolina. he had this to say at white house this afternoon. >> one of the highest on the list is immigration. we have to change our laws. we have to make them sensible. they came into see me last week, they said we would like to hire 5,000 more judges. 5,000. did you hear of a them like that. >> we're appointing 145 intos here, everyone one goes through a extreme vetting process. where do you find 5,000 people to be a judge. you know that leads to other things. we want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out. charles: joining me to discuss ford o'connell and gina louden. start withed gina, interesting thing, the polls keep going higher and higher. there are 3 articles. they all use word cynical. trump cynical immigration strategy might work for him again. they went believe this crisis at the border with the families being ripped apart has not hurt his poll numbers, he is still talking about immigration going into tonight's ralliy. >> i'm not sure why it so hard for mai

for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. . the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this uestion are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from -- the gentlewoman from minnesota, ms. mccollum. ms. mccollum: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, is recognized for one minute. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to welcome dr. ron bracy as our guest chaplain. dr. bracy has served our nation uniform and through his faith. he eered the air force academy after high school and served in the u.s. air force for 4 years. dr. -- 42 years. dr. bracy is the veteran of the vietnam war where he flew 1

someone who has been to south carolina before by invitation. someone who will run for president at some time in his life is very popular here as well. that is calling in the big dogs. they are here. i think it will work well for governor mcmaster. >> see if you can take me through this. i think south carolina, what happened in the republican party there as it relates to donald trump might be sort of an example of what has happened nationally. we look at the national polls that say trump has 90% support from republicans right now. we think back to those primaries in 2016. you know, trump came into south carolina -- i say he swept the state. but his percentage of support was in the 30s in that campaign in 2016. what happened to the rest of the party? when he came in through the primaries in 2016 only less than half the party actually voted for him in the primaries. now we see 90% supporting him. henry mcmaster lining up with trump thinking he is going to put him over the finish. how has trump school dated that support within the republican party?

the south carolina manufacturing industry. how long until the average american family feels the effects? >> i think it depends on what kind of tariffs we're talking about. president trump started by imposing tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. >> leland: let's take the ones we know about right now. >> you can already see for washing machines, prices have gone up because there's less competition. the ones he imposed on steel and aluminum, those will take longer because they feed into everyday products whether it be automobiles or other goods. >> leland: you listen to the administration and when these tariffs were first announced, wilbur ross brought on a can of soup and said it's only a third of a cent or whatever of aluminum in the soup. don't worry about it. is that what we're seeing in washing machines or is it a little more? >> it may be that in a can of soup but it's going to be a lot more in a product like washing machines or automobiles where steel and aluminum -- >> leland: what are we talking about, dollar va

in columbia, south carolina. because of weather delays, still circling awaiting the passing of the storm before he and his plane in the group land in clm colombia, we waiting with those folks, who are gathering. as soon as we get word of his landing we'll bring it to you. >> we turn to issue to me that is fairly straight forward. that is run as republicans. president has been saying it now opportunity is presented itself. run as republicans, run on border security. run on building the wall. run on low crime. run on law and order. run on getting this country out of the misthat is the immigration -- mess that is the immigration system. it not an accident of any kind that we have a mess, that mess of created by good offices of chamber of commerce, b business round table. "wall street journal" and two administration, bush administration and obama administration thought if they could ensnare all lawyers in immigration process. and build up what is almost 700,000 cases that are in backlogs in immigration courts they wo

the real reason the psident was that south carolina was to campaign south carolina governor hen mcmaster. >> he said we need strong voters, we have to stop crime. we want lower taxes. we love our milita. we love our veterans and we love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said. but that was enough. >>>fter hearing mcmaster gusht the president i canhy understand we loves him so much. >> we were at the airport waiting and watching these forces of nature and there was lightening and there was thunder and storm and rain then it cleared and air force one landed the plane and step i do not f south carolina. >>ma mcer became president by verge of nikki haley resigning take over. here's t problem.he did not wit carolina primary straight up. there's a run be off tomorrow. held the rally he seems very aware that mcmaster could potentially lose >> if a horrible thing happened and we weren't lucky enough to have henrywin, you know they will say, donald trump suffered a major, major defeat in the great state of south carolina. it was humiliating defeat for donald trump. so ple

. >> the president at this rally in south carolina return to the issue that helped him when the white house, immigration. >> building the wall, fixing the wall, spending a lot of money and going for more and we will get it done but democrats want open borders and don't mind crime. >> reporter: for republicans in congress it is back to the drawing board as the house tries once again to take up immigration reform. there is this question of civility, and kicked out of a virginia restaurant over her politics. and maxine waters, more public confrontation, trump administration officials that later tried to clarify. >> democracy, you get the right to protest. peaceful protest is the civil way to do it. >> reporter: that raised concerns among democrats in congress. listens what nancy pelosi tweet in response, trump's daily lack responses that are predictable but unaffordable. a way that achieves unity from sea to shining sea but waters has her backers and has become a celebrity of the far left. >> tensions rise with china. and the aggressive military presence in disputed waters and ongoing pe

it's also one of south carolina's largest employers. the company invested at least $50 million in it's spartanburg county plant over the last year alone making progress on a promise t invest between 2017 and 2021. sparking real fears of an all out trade wars but the president is defending them this morning while also blasting harry davidson after that company announced its going to send production overseas to respond to the tariffs. bmw declined to comment on the impact of the tariffs this week. but a 25% tariff on imported auto parts would be a certain low to the spartanburg plant. the engines of roughly 400,000 suvs manufactured in germany and austria. explain to us about the president's comments last night and tariffs and reality. >> it's like health care. it's very complicated. trade is complex. trump is right. it's 10% where as the tariff from european cars coming here is 2.5%. he's right about that. but there's so many other things going on. for example, europeans don't want very many cars built in the united states because they'r

south carolina state legislators were murdered. can you imagine -- these were all on one side -- what it meant to be a state legislator at that time as a republican in the south? that really angered people in the north to see this. it was not the same as the civil rights movement where they were actually -- you could see what was going on in terms of the violence. there were reports and things of like it. phrase had a fascinating about john bingham. a person i am not familiar with. can you make a reference to a good source of information about him? prof. burton: do you remember the name? it is not well-known. becausery important bu he made very clear what he thought the 14th amendment was about. >> there is actually a new biography. i think it is gerard maglione. we will get you references. prof. burton: thank you. >> nyu press. prof. burton: i have been advocating people to do a biography for a long time. it is clear what he meant for the 14th amendment to be. i was teasing about how it was interpreted later, but the enforcement c

that's coming up plus south carolina voters heading to the polls for the primary there. the republicans looking to pick a candidate to run for governor. president trump wants henry mc master, the incumbent governor but his challenger is putting up a fight. that challenger john warren joins us right after the break. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea

i'm doing the things he's doing there in south carolina. just in the time i've been in office, i do not explode in dollars in new investment and 20,000 new jobs. that's the best record we've ever had in south carolina and a part of that of course is due to president trump. elizabeth: that being said can assert that one of the most conservative districts in the nation. what is separating you from the candidate? south curlin and care about immigration and want to talk tax reform that takes place in the building behind me. how are you separating yourself? >> i couldn't hear you. leland: how are you separating yourself from other candidates? >> i'm the one that has the record. ronald reagan's first united states attorney prosecuted aspects in voter fraud and also drug smugglers come to send to jail as attorney general. one after criminal domestic violence. just in the time that i've been governor, as i've said, we've worked hard with a new kind of prosperity joining the brainpower of research universities of their great technical college system

the president went to south carolina the home state, the former south carolina governor mark sanford, current congressman who lost in a primary. the president has been attacking him again and again and again and he tried to do it on stage last night. i want to play this moment for everybody. >> never liked him too much. i wasn't a big fan. the tallahassee trail. it must be a beautiful place. he didn't go there. >> you know why, there's no tallahassee trail, a. b, there's an appalachian trail which people go back and look at the story of mark sanford had a relationship with a woman he denied it saying he was hiking on the appalachian trail, he wasn't. if you're going to make a joke about someone you have to nail the punch line. >> nail the punch line. pot meet kettle when it comes to infidelity judgments. and also, just to bring up one thing, south carolina is my home state, my folks live there, and he also went on trade, went against german automakers. guess who is one of the biggest employers in south carolina, bmw. know your audience, nail the punch line, and be careful of your own

you shut down the clan in south carolina in the 1970's. -- he shut down the klan in south carolina in the 1870's. some $3 million had been invested in the south to observe elections. that is not a very good answer, but yes. there were debates, but i think the idealism that came out of the civil war and seeing what had happened from the reports in the north -- a huge number of people were killed. i'm not sure the number, but at least seven. south carolina state legislators were murdered. can you imagine -- these were all on one side -- what it meant -- the bravery -- you know, to be a state legislator at that time as a republican in the south? that really angered people in the north to see this. it was not the same as the civil rights movement where they were actually -- you could see what was going on in terms of the violence. there were reports and things like it. >> you had a fascinating tease about john bingham. a person i am not familiar with. and would love to read more about. can you make a reference to a good source of information about him? prof. burton: do you remember the na

ridgeville, south carolina. auto giant, volvo, officially opened its factory in that small town on wednesday for more than 4,000 jobs. but the threat of a 25% tariff on steel is now putting those jobs and south carolina's $27 billion industry at risk. now they could also face china's retaliatory tariffs on auto exports. you were at this opening. what are some of the concerns? creating that auto industry in south carolina was a game changer for the state. >> it's a major, major boom for the economy. yesterday, we spoke directly to the ceo of volvo who expressed serious concerns about the impact these tariffs could have on hiring. he has promised 4,000 jobs to this area. right now, there's only abou about 700 workers in that factory. he says if these tariffs do go through, he may have to break his commitments of hiring the 4,000 he's promised. he's hoping not to do that. fortunately, the workers there at that factory don't share that feeling. they feel very optimistic that their jobs are secure, that volvo's $1.1

you had a very strong, long career in politics in south carolina. do you believe that president trump cost you this election? >> i wouldn't say it was the tweet, but it was reduced town it was for trump versus not. i lost that race. >> martha: do you say that as a warning to other candidates out there? would you change anything about your campaign? >> we always monday afternoon, quarterback campaigns and those things you could've done a little bit differently, that's the nature of life. but what i would say is this, the warning is for all of us because if you look at my actual voting record i have been with the president 89% of the time, so 11% i have disagreed on, but i love my brothers and sisters. it doesn't mean i agree with them on 100%, 100% of the time. i think it's important for all of us to stop and say wait a minute we have an institution set up by the founding fathers, where vigorous dissent, disagreement was part of it. they want the legislative branch to be a check on the executive branch and vice versa. when we lose that, if the litmus

south carolina loves you. we are proud of you and peggy, peggy the first lady of south carolina. now the governor can go into the general election to face the democrat james smith in november. >> shannon: to utah where mitt romney is eyeing a political comeback. dan spring has the latest tonight. >> mitt romney took a big step toward getting a job in washington. maybe not the one he wanted, but he has taken a big step by a victory in the republican prime for senate. the seat vacated by the retirement of orin hatch. we have the numbers. mitt romney has a 74% to 26% lead over mike kennedy. a victory party in utah. governor romney addressed his supporters here and said to be great, you have to first be good. >> if i am lucky to become the united states senator from the great state of utah, i will do everything in my power to keep america strong and make sure our economy is prosperous for our kids and grandkids and to make sure my example as a leader is consistent with the values of our great state. >> a poll a couple of weeks ago showed him with a 42% lead. romney is a high-profile

going to turn out there in south carolina. the other races coming in now in new york give god the incumbents can pull through because there's a little bit of trouble there. gerri: so much going on it's true. there's a different story in every state. i guess my question today is really to what degree is trump influencing these races? i wonder specifically about the voter backlash for maxine waters. as you know she called on voters push back against the administration jason and restaurants. all about taking it to the limits really. here is what sarah sanders had to say. >> we are allowed to disagree, but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm. this goes for all people regardless of politics. some have chosen to push hate and vandalism against the restaurant i was asked to leave from. a hollywood actor publicly encourage people to kidnap the children. this week and a member of congress called for people to push back. gerri: so you look at this level of social discourse and we are really in the gutter here. it'

norman of south carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. mr. norman: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. with the passage of the bipartisan budget agreement back in february, congress essentially gave themselves a blank check to spend billions and billions more taxpayer dollars over the next two fiscal years. our national debt stands at over $21 trillion and would sign to spend more. how does that make any sense? people back home ask me why our government keeps spending and spending. you know what i tell them, i have no idea. i have no idea why members of congress willingly go along with this abysmal continued spending. i have no idea why we would cut taxes for millions of americans, grow our economy exponentially and then decide to spend more. if anything, now's the time to get spending under control. now's the time to rein in reckl

at least in south carolina. the president set to headline a rally tonight for the incumbent governor there, henry mcmaster. he beat his challenger, the business man, john warren, by about 50,000 votes earlier this month. that margin was not big enough for mcmaster to win outright. you have to get 50% and he didn't. so voters head back to the polls tomorrow. the analysts say they expect the turnout will be low, though warren is rallying his own supporters saying that president trump wouldn't be coming here if it was president close. trace gallagher has more. trace? >> shep, for governor mcmasters this is a big 1-2 punch. mike pence spoke for a rally on saturday and the president is hoping to seal the deal tonight. even know the governor won the primary by 53,000 votes, it's not impossible by any stretch for business man john warren to overcome that during tomorrow's run-off. president trump is very popular in south carolina. his approval rating among republicans there is 80% and his tweets about tonight's rally h

mark sanford, a trump critic was defeated in south carolina. that's another sign that gop voters are rejecting some lawmakers who break with president trump. cnn political reporter rebecca berg is live in washington with more. how do you see all this, rebecca? >> the message loud and clear from last night from the result in the first district of south carolina is that republicans who criticized the president do so at their own political peril. the results very clearly in favor of representative mark sanford's opponent, katie arington. a state lawmaker who criticized his vocal opposition to president trump. mark sanford is extremely conservative which makes this primary so unusual. he wasn't being challenged because he wasn't conservative enough and he's also a political survival. he survived a scandal as governor visiting a mistress in argentina to come back and win this seat for congress but his vocal opposition to trump ended up being his political undoing. the president tweeting yesterday, before the polls closed that sanford had been very u

voters in south carolina siding with kate arrington, the candidate who embraced the trump agenda and challenged mark sanford an establishment never trumper. >> we are the party of president donald j. trump. lou: katie arrington is joining us here tonight. we'll be talking about the trump agenda. the fight also raging on capitol hill where deep state forces determined to subvert president trump also want to take over congress. flagrantly ignoring subpoenas for documents and information and stonewalling congressional oversight investigation and investigations into clinton corruption and obama spygate. the justice department corruption in full display. we'll be talking with charlie hurt of the washington times. he weighs in on why not a single republican leader in congress has so much as raised a finger to fight the blatant effort by the corrupt doj to take over the legislative branch. californians will soon have a chance to further demonstrate their political lunacy. we'll explain a controversial ballot measure that will allow voters to partition the state into three radical fringe enc

edgefield, south carolina was home to a number of pottery plantations. enslavedere free and potters converted the clay into practical vessels. of allot know the names of the potters who worked in the places, there is one exception. that is david drake. david was a talented potter. the physical force needed to convert raw clay into a vessel this large is a testament to his scale. david speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples he signed and dates. what is more significant are the pots where he adds his own inscription. here is a man, at a time where it was illegal to teach and enslaved person to read or write is doing both. he is giving the name of his owner. they are an affidavit of resistance. he is creative. not just with his hands, but with his mind. adding columns to the back of his pottery, in this case though words "i saw alliant with a leopards base -- i saw a lion with a leopard's face and felt in need of grace." powerful words from a man. not only does he write his work clay, but his story can be carried through the civil war. to the

in fact, bmw, one of south carolina's largest employers. german automakers employ 116,000 americans. last month, the president asked the commerce department to look into imports. on we go toward the trade battle. >> it keeps coming. >>> the ban on women driving finally lifted in saudi arabia. what's the response been like there? we will be live on the ground next. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been reported with entyvio. tell your doctor if you have an i

south carolina's seventh district is in the eastern portion of south carolina. it includes myrtle beach, currently held by a republican incumbent named tom rice. it's currently an r plus nine. district which means it's republican plus nine points. it's atight end outer edges of what is winnable, he our plus nine might conceivably be possible for the democrats o flip it if the democrats have a good year and if they a good candidate. only two dells left in the running to win that seat. the other candidate is mall hyunman. who ran for that seat in 2016 and lost. or there's this guy, robert williams, the state rep with his campaign manager. when we saw these online posts we reached out to the democratic congressional campaign committee for a response. they told us they were unaware of all this before we asked them 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 candidate himself, stet republican williams told us he hasn't

with that being said, cnn is a very popular station for republicans in south carolina. we run our ads, we put a lot of our news out there. so what i'll tell you is there is a sundry of ways when the president gets attacked, it does take a republican base that put him in, it gets them even -- even more supportive of him, but what i will tell you about presidential elections, the one thing that is in common with president obama and president trump was, neither base have we seen move yet, poppy. we never saw president obama's base move. for sure we thought we could beat him, and then so we'll see what president trump's base does tomorrow. >> all right, again, big night for south carolina, big night for the president there. knight to ha nice to have you. we'll be right back. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >>> a milestone for women in saudi arabia. on sunday, the kingdom lifted a decades old law banning women from driving. yesterday,

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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

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. they love president trump they can't get enough of them. >> laura: john warren, h opponent, is that he is the more trump like character and has more trump like views. >> that's nonsense. president trump said tonight, 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 child

katie arrington in south carolina joined a long list of candidates whombraced the er first agenda of president trump. they include roger wicker of mississippi. adam laxalt in nevada. john cox in california. and asa hutchinson in arkansas. all this as paul ryan pushes for amnesty for illegal immigrants. he said he'll hold votes on two daca bills that will create an electoral disaster for republicans in november. >> this an effort to bring our caucus together on immigration. we have an actual chance in making law in solving this problem. lou: making law and doing it the ryan way. he hasn't shown anybody the text. this legislation is being written in back rooms in the dark of night. my next guest joins me discuss the severe abyss that awaits members of congress who sign on to the ryan ployor the establishment and the rinos, all who will embrace his ryan first putting america -- somewhere around last. joining us tonight is republican congressman andy biggs of arizon the president with a great showing again in the primaries. it should be clear tory except for your leadership here in the h

>>> 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

doing this today in south carolina and another one thursday night in north dakota. so i want to get your take on that in terms of how useful it is and how effective it is and how unusual is it for a president to get involved in a run-off like this? >> generally presidents have avoided primaries entirely or do their best to stay as far away from them as they can because they're oftentimes politically toxic spaces. close quarters combat. mcmasters in a different situation. this is a guy that was definitely the president said a charter member of team mega. he was pulling for trump when it wasn't cool even in south carolina to pull for trump. so i think he feels like he owes him there, number 1. number 2, he wants to have a dominance display. he helped run mark sanford out of congress. he did that there in the first round. coming back, a little victory lap. >> dana: so why is john warren the guy that is running against mcmaster for the republican nomination, what sort of special sauce does he have that keeps him competitive in south carolina? >> look, in these run-offs,

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

carolina. >> sandra: what a night it was in south carolina. one republican is getting a big boost. that was last night mr. trump campaigned for governor henry mcmaster ahead of the primary against businessman john warren. let's bring in south carolina governor henry mcmaster. great to have you on the program this morning. as voters head to the polls. how are you feeling this morning? >> i feel great. that was a great t last night. the president came in, the people went wild. the place was packed. our economy is booming. he is right. we're winning and we want to keep on winning. >> sandra: why is this president going the bat for you, governor? >> we're friends. we met a few years ago, peggy and i met him. we love him, he is terrific. we recognized he was justat america needs. he has turned the whole world around and making america great again and that gives us the opportunity to make south carolina even greater. we are booming economically and that's the key to everything. we're for him. i have agree with him 100%. i'm for him. he is for me and