:rpo that have changed stephen gallagher's life. when his consultant first mentioned the idea of a double hand transplant, he laughed. but he spent years in pain thanks to an auto moon -- autoimmune disease. >> my hands were unusable basically. reporter: he knew there was a small risk he could lose his hands but had the surgery last december. a 12 hour operation involving 30 different. -- people. reporter: he is now able to do more for himself. there are still wh, like button. regular physical therapy and hopes to gback to work. itsievehe ithe first person to have the surgery. for him the biggest change is the pain. itd uo t some good news for abba fans. it has been 40 years since they were on tour. the pop legends have created they will perform o lutsideive -- alongside musicians in london. our entertainment correspondent has more. ♪ reporter: akingike ey did in the 1970's. six years in the making, avatars of theand in an arena in east london. this person has worked on the project since the start. >> we want you to come out of he

trace gallagher only has true stories, so of course it is. he joins us now. >> "the new york times" apparently thought today's mortal answer would be viewed as commentary versus entertainment. you know, you play game, you get an answer. which made the times walk back, especially trying to explain how one day after mother's day and one week after the release of the supreme court draft decision on roby wade, the word a word was "fetus." which is not to be repeated at the times because in their 200 plus word statement, the word was never used. instead, they wrote quoted here, some users may see an outdated answer that seems closely connected to a major recent news events. this is entirely unintentional and a coincidence. the times went on to say the word was already loaded into workable big dolomite before they acquired the game three months ago. the way word a works is you get six chances to guess a five letter word, the way newspaper corrections work as you get one chance. as many people noted, sometimes you need five more. >> tucker: censorin

trace gallagher is on the case. good night to you, trace gallagher. >> hello, shannon. they only got about 230 miles away, vicky white and murder suspect casey white, no relation, first spotted near evansville, indiana, then later they were spotted again. here is the sheriff in indiana. >> as we were working on this today, we gained information that a vehicle matching the description of a suspect vehicle was near the sheriff's office. so they went to the area. >> that is when the suspect fled in the chase began. although it was only a few minutes before the fugitives wrecked their vehicle. the inmate gave himself up, but police say that vicky white died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. the investigators believe that this plan escape could've been in the works for years, saying that she would often communicate with casey white while he was in prison and then a few months ago he was sent to the jail that she oversaw to stand trial for the murder. quickly selling her home for cash, announcing her retirement from law enforcement and after telling her colleague

we also hear from represented of mike gallagher and senator tom cotton. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national review institute's program, the case for american power, why we must lead the free world. my name is peter travers, i am chairman of the board of trustees of the national review institute. i thank those who are watching us on live stream. the national review institute was founded in 1993 to advance the classical conservative principles that we champion in the pages of national review. the institute has developed numerous programs and presents events and conferences and seminars across the country in response -- and sponsors the work of outstanding fellows. we are convened on a wonderful sunny spring day during awful events half a world away. russia's invasion of ukraine for the purpose of subjugation has only the gratuitous violence against a peaceful nation can do. the world remains aghast at this ongoing atrocity and asks, what can we do? what can we do to prevent such aggression? appropriately for us this afternoon, what can we do to protect america is to de

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illinois democratic congressman christian and wisconsin republican congressman gallagher. did we get any closer to the truth? >> well, i'm not sure we got our questions answered. but it was positive that we can talk about this stuff without anybody being afraid of being stigmatized and i do think it's finally taking this seriously. but when i asked certain, basic questions about things that are in the public domain, the two gentlemen we had as witnesses seemed not to even be aware of those incidents. that was quite frankly surprising and unsatisfying so i would say positive steps forward but we have a long, long way to go. >> charles: representative, i guess the notion of stigmatation has played a big role. for years, people were teased that reported them. toothless folks drinking too much moonshine. maybe that is a step in the right direction. >> i think so. you know, one of the most interesting things is that there were 144 of these u.a.p.'s, unidentified aerial phenomena, in a very short period of time. and since the official pentagon group or task force was stood up, 4

congressman gallagher, thank you for joining us. what are the key provisions of this bill and can you tell us how it's going to help ukraine? >> well, here we are almost 2:00 p.m. here in d.c., and we still don't have the legislative text of the bill. and given that, we are talking about a massive sum of money here. that's a little bit worrying. we need the details, there are certain things i would like to see in this bill, particularly funding for anti-ship missiles, long range artillery, air defense, vital weapons systems we know the ukrainians can use now and things not in the bill. i don't want them to attach extraneous "covid" funding to the bill but won't know until we have the legislative text. devil in the details, but i think there is bipartisan support for helping the ukrainians fight more effectively and more we can do in order to arm them in their fight against vladimir putin's unlawful and unprovoked invasion of ukraine. >> we do know the president expects covid aid and the ukraine aid to move separately to get this thr

charlotte gallagher at| thank you. charlotte gallagher at stormont. dr clare rice is a research associate at the university of liverpool and a specialist on northern ireland politics. good to have you with us as ever. charlotte was telling us a little more about what would have been scheduled to happen but probably isn't going to happen certainly today. we hope the phrase last week around the election period of a zombie government. is that effectively what we have? would be ministers and would—be politicians who can't actually get on with the business of governing? yes. who can't actually get on with the business of governing?— who can't actually get on with the business of governing? yes, and if an hinu business of governing? yes, and if anything the _ business of governing? yes, and if anything the situation _ business of governing? yes, and if anything the situation now- business of governing? yes, and if l anything the situation now compared to this time last week is much more dire than what we expect it was up we anticipated the dup was going

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shannon: thank you, trace gallagher. and kevin cork is back. before we go into it, the adults have quite a sweet tooth, it sounds like. >> 52% of you out there eat more candy now than you did as a kid. >> it's tough to control. >> picking their favorite treat right around the age of 11 on average, roughly four in 10 of those surveyed say that they gravitate now toward the fun side of candy than they did then. if you like sour candy, it is possible you just might be an extrovert. 59% spoke about it. and you know who you are. chuckle lovers say that they are optimistic. and 67% say they are shy, which i think is hilarious. >> 75% say they eat candy every week. and others, 75% more say that they eat candy every single day. >> did you pick something early and you stuck with it? >> yes, i always liked score bars, that sort of stuff. >> i am definitely more of a chocolate person than a seller person. >> not that i'm suggesting you taken. shannon: coming up next, we have information on russia. we will be right back after this. on a day without migrain

charlotte gallagher reports from belfast. today is supposed to be about getting back to business. instead there will be little business at all. the dup's announcement that it won't vote for a new stormont speaker means the assembly will effectively lie dormant. the leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldson, says the northern ireland protocol has left him with little choice. we are serious about getting this protocol sorted out. because of the harm it is doing, undermining political stability, damaging the agreements that have formed the basis of the political progress made in northern ireland, harming our economy, contributing to the cost of living crisis. this matter needs to be dealt with. but for sinn fein, now the largest party in stormont, it's an insult to voters, with michelle 0'neill saying the assembly should be forming an executive to put money in people's pockets and fix our health service. the dup has confirmed they will punish the public and not turn up. they are disgracefully holding the public to ransom over their brexit mess. if stormont isn't functioning, it means i

i trace gallagher, thank you so much. so gavin newsom, the thoroughly disgraced governor of california, he wants to run for reelection as a problem, thoughr he's wrecked the country's largestoc state. so i that makes it hard to shoot campaign advertisements without drawinggca attention to the decline of california. here's newsom's latest ad which takes place in a burned out forest. red in the last few years, our redwood forest suffered some of the worst w fires we've ever seen. but our great trees are stillay standing tall. i will always leadli the california way basedfo on compassion, common sense, t telling the truth following science, treasuring our diversity, defending our democracy, protecting our planet and always planting seedspl for the future. >> tuc so this iske a guy who ran samira's isco and then california as a progressive. wesi became filthy, crime ridde, covered in graffiti tent cities popping up on sidewalks for that guy to dare to walk into nature takes a lot of breath.he? but what about the fires? if new

shannon: thank you, trace gallagher. [cheers] [applause] shannon: jonny depp getting praise from fans when leaving the courtroom today, his ex-wife not so much. the actress got booed. she was asked why johnny can't look at her. >> he knows he's lying. otherwise, why can't he look at me. i survived. i survived that man and i survived and i'm able to hear and look at him. shannon: there were videos of her escorting james franco into the elevator of her penthouse apartment the day before. he shared a journal with jonny depp, saying that i can't promise you that i won't get physical. we will bring you details as the trial continues. and now it is time for good news before we say good night. school districts in south carolina giving a heartfelt surprise the teacher who turned 106 years old. the students and faculty planned this event for their former teacher, giving her a ton of sign cards, singing happy birthday and even a police escort to her party and a proclamation that is now a day named after her. shannon: wow, we need

these are the hands that have changed steven gallagher's life. when his consultant first mentioned the idea of a double hand transplant, the 48—year—old wasn't keen. i kind of laughed and i thought that's space age kind of things. no way i'm going through that, kind of thing. but he spent years in pain thanks to scleroderma. it's an autoimmune disease that causes scarring on the skin and internal organs. it got to the point where it was basically two fists, and then it was my hands were unusable, basically, i couldn't do a thing. it shapes your mouth and pulled my teeth back, and it also makes the nose pointy as well. he knew there was a small risk he could lose his hands, but had the surgery in leeds last december. a 12—hour operation involving 30 different people. it's given me another lease of life, basically. yeah, i'm still finding things hard just now, but things are getting better every week. now he's able to do more for himself. there are still things he struggles with. he can't do up buttons, for example, but he's having regular ph

trace gallagher has more. >> good evening. the two big headlines released by john roberts are one, but the document is authentic but does not represent a final decision by the court and that he has directed the marshal of the court to launch an investigation into the source. republicans on the house oversight committee went a step further, calling upon the department of justice to investigate, and mitch mcconnell said this. >> this should be investigated and punished to the fullest extent possible. the fullest extent possible. >> except it might not be very much, and here is why. doj investigations refer to classified documents, technically a supreme court draft opinion is not classified. some argue that there are several other potential violations of law, there has not been a lot of traction on one specific violation. as of now there is no fbi investigation, but that could change. without the fbi . >> one of the worst and most damaging decisions in history. >> i thought it was the right constitutional answer, i thought roe ve

we have trace gallagher with more. reporter: consumer prices went down to 8.3% and the bad news is that the prices were set to drop at 8.1% and the more bad news is the only reason inflation drops slightly is because of gas prices, now record highs, so the inflation numbers are outdated. what is to blame? well, listen to the president of the united states. >> the only we can tackle this is to see it go up and then come back on. >> we have price increases. >> the first cause is a once in a century pandemic, this year we have a second cause. a second cause. the war by vladimir putin in ukraine. >> that is for different explanations over the past 11 months, but now there could be a fifth reason for inflation. i mean, why blame vladimir putin when you could point the finger at another old nemesis. >> my republican colleagues say that these programs help the working class people and that's why we have inflation. but they are wrong. under my predecessor, the great maga king, prices went up. .reporter: the president promised

trace gallagher, thank you so much. ted williams is fox news contributor and nationally renowned trial and civil attorney. just a horrible day for texas for the country and your thoughts on what we have seen today and what have you heard so far? >> you know, jesse america is crying, i'm crying. it's hard to believe in this country it we would have these i grew up one state before texas. i grew up in lake charles, louisiana, we on a daily basis went to school, we had nothing that we were daily concerned about. that was one time and now we are living in a stage and age where we have to try to find a way to protect our children. and i have listened over and over here tonight of individuals on your show talking about the fact that we need to have a proactive system than a reactive system. if we don't, the lawmakers don't get up off their butts and do something to protect these schools, i heard abbott there, and what he said was in essence that you have schools that have their own security system. the state needs to do somet

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>> congressman mike gallagher spoke. hell and has made it just in time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from wisconsin, member of the house armed services committee and now the house select committee on intelligence. also a writer and thinker on all the things we are talking about today, so grateful to have him talk about the things we are talking about today. we were just reminiscing outside about two seminal events that happened in this room, in the press club. i want to start with deterrence and integrated deterrence. we heard from our first panel about the need for the u.s. to be engaged and engaged in muscular fashion in the world -- not reckless, not imprudent, but leading, the definition that leadership requires that you generate fellowship. then we heard from the last panel that you need the wherewithal. the wherewithal for deterrents. the new administration has a concept called integrated deterrence. you wrote a pan

can you join me in thanking congressman mike gallagher for joining us today. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to be joined by senator tom cotton and some people may not nor or may have forgotten that when the senator first came to public attention there was controversy over whether he existed or not because he is serving in iraq and he wrote a letter criticizing the new york times exposing a secret program. and it's i, this guy doesn't exist. you are telling me there's a harvard educated officer who could write this sort of letter that has this sort of viewpoint and snopes add to address this controversy. you refer back to this year or this package -- passage, much discussion has ensued over whether a lieutenant is a real person, especially since tom cotton is also the name of the hobbit. he trained officer candidate school. it turned out to be good news because if tom cotton didn't exist we would have to go to the trouble of inventing him. he and my mind is one of the most acute and prissy and folks that we have on capitol hill. if he gets r

gallagher. >> and mr. gallagher is on -- >> clerk: mr. gallagher, are you on webex? >> yes. good morning, commissioners and executive director dearman. i apologize for not being there, but i had an early morning appointment that prevented me from getting there on time, so i'm preventing virtually. my first item is a case study. i sent it in advance, so i hope everybody has had a chance to review that report. it is now complete, and it is being distributed to various government officials, board of supervisors, etc., so that report is now complete, as you can see. happy for that. it's a little later than we expected, but i think it is a representative report of what the san francisco nonprofits achieved during the pandemic and continue to do, as well, so we really are happy to present it and really proud of the organizations that are presented here in this report. case programming for april and may [indiscernible] there's a prominent national speaker and writer on all issues related to aging will be our presenter in april, and in may, our programming will address comment-infor

what charlotte gallagher. i5 what charlotte gallagher. is the expectation there? frar sinn what is the expectation there? from sinn fein, there _ what is the expectation there? from sinn fein, there is _ what is the expectation there? from sinn fein, there is a _ what is the expectation there? from sinn fein, there is a fear, _ what is the expectation there? from sinn fein, there is a fear, they - what is the expectation there? f'f7�*fl sinn fein, there is a fear, they are the largest party at stormont, than britain it will take unilateral action against the protocol and they are very worried about that. we had from the vice president and first minister in waiting michelle o'neill who said she thought as unilateral action leave ireland a very dangerous territory in respect of trade was and she did not want northern ireland to become pawn in trade wars between the eu and the uk. i went into the building about half oogle and there is only a handful of people because members of the assembly will not go back to work, the dup, until definitive action is taken on the

trace gallagher has that story for us. hey, trace. >> the guy you say is the delaware computer repairman who first revealed the hunter biden laptop and also says it was used to ruin his life. so to repair his reputation and exact revenge, he filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against emma credit congressman adam schiff, cnn, "politico," and "the daily beast" saying that he was falsely accused of stealing the computer, acting bizarrely, and peddling russian disinformation. he says he was harassed by everyone from big tech companies to fellow delaware residents, and a few days ago he vowed to fight to the end. watch. >> i thought maybe i still have a chance in the court of public opinion. i now have a second chance to hold his people accountable and i'm going to fight like hell to do it. >> but today his attorney said, quoting her, "today john paul and "the daily beast" settled amicably close call. that means a friendly settlement, or as some legal experts surmised, image "the daily beast" decided to pay up and move on. tho

cnn's national correspondent athena jones and dianne gallagher this morning begin in lancaster, pennsylvania. here we are. pennsylvania. tight race. mail-in ballots could determine within the republican party, the senate gop primary there. what do we know happens next and over what period of time will we know the winner? >> reporter: hi, jim. we know that there are outstanding ballots and counties all across the state, but one of the key issues is right here in lancaster county where there were about 22,000 misprinted ballots with the wrong code on the side, so they couldn't be read by the scanning machines. this was a problem that was discovered tuesday morning, yesterday morning at 7:00 a.m. because under state law, that's when they could begin opening these ballots so they begin correcting this issue yesterday. yesterday, they were able to rescan or remark and rescan about 7,000 votes. so still about 15,000 to go. they're just getting under way here at the voting behind me. i just spoke with the election sheep here and the board of commissioners who say it could take until friday to clear

wet bring in charlie gallagher once _ to my left. wet bring in charlie gallagher once more _ to my left. wet bring in charlie gallagher once more his - to my left. wet bring in charlie i gallagher once more his standing to my left. wet bring in charlie - gallagher once more his standing by at stormont. very helpful to have you with us this afternoon to make sense of events inside that chamber, i know you're listening in, too. we are going to hear once again from the outgoing speaker so explain a bit about what has been going on. well, essentially today was meant to be about getting back to business at stormont and the first thing that had to be done was electing the new speaker who controls the rate, helps members scrutinise bills and we from early on in the day that the dup were going to block that and nothing we've heard over the last hour or so inside the chamber seems to tell us that has changed. they made completely fixed in their view they cannot continue in stormont until the protocol is scrapped or significantly altered. for

diane gallagher is in huntsville, kristin is in georgia. walk us through what folks are watching out for today. >> good morning, erica and jim. it is a big day here in georgia and the biggest race we're watching is that gubernatorial republican primary which has become a proxy war between trump and the election-denying faction of the republican party and the republican establishment, as you mentioned, former vice president mike pence. this is the biggest break we've seen the former vice president make from donald trump. take a listen to how these two former colleagues describe the race. >> when you say yes to governor brian kemp tomorrow, you will send a deafening message all across america that the republican party is the party of the future. >> david is the only candidate who can beat stacey abrams, because i don't believe kemp can do it. he's got too many people in the republican party that will refuse to go. they're just not going to after what they did to two senators and a presidential election. >> reporter: so what i want to point ou

dianne gallagher on the ground in alabama for us. joining us, co-anchor of "state of the union," dana bash. good to see you, dana. >> you, too. happy primary day. >> thank you. happy primary day. people are voting on decision day, we love it. voters are voting. what are you looking for today? >> what i'm going to be looking for is whether or not this strategy, which is way beyond georgia, but georgia is kind of the climax of this strategy, among the incumbent republicans led by the republican governors association and people associated with that, to keep incumbents in place and focus on the more traditional conservative values, issues that they believe the voters really care about in order to fend off the trump endorsement tour. and they were successful in that. if you look back at nebraska, the incumbent governor who is actually term limited, he was successful in fending off the trump-endorsed candidate, was successful last week in idaho, and the real question is whether or not that is going to be true in georgia today. the polls sh

trace gallagher is on that story for us. hey, trace. >> hey, tucker. talk about a change of heart, the richest man in the world says he does not think he has ever voted for a republican but if the democratic party goes farther left elon musk has indicated he is moving right, and today tweeted, quoting here, "in the past i voted democrat because they were mostly the kindest party, but they have become the party of division and hate, so i can no longer support them and will vote republican." now watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold." not a total shock here because earlier this week on the all in podcast, musk began dropping hints like this. watch. >> this administration doesn't seem to get a lot done. life, and, you know, whatever -- like, the trump administration, leaving trump aside, there were a lot of people in the administration who were effective at getting things done. >> and remember this all comes as the deal to buy twitters is at a standstill after the tesla founder pressed them to show proof that no more than 5% of its 300 milli

trace gallagher as always. another day, another record broken for the biden administration. gas prices again all-time high. 4.565-gallon. americans are feeling the pain at the pump. peter doocy grilled the new white house press secretary jean-pierre about that today. >> americans are out spending $5,000 a year on gasoline, that's almost double what they did a year ago. where are people supposed to go to get all that extra cash? >> one of the things that we have been very clear about is to do everything in our power to make sure that we lower costs. you know, it is important -- we see it the president understands what the american people is -- are going through. people's price hike this is where this is coming from. >> jesse: in doocy's face when she said putin price hike? that's the playbook. just try to empathize with the american people by saying hey, i understand what you are going through because i'm scranton joe. and then you shift the onto the russians. this whole administration is totally out much touch with reality. the reality is some gas stations are even running o

trace gallagher has footage of what happened. hey, trace. >> hey, tucker, this happened at a walgreens just outside of san francisco. that's the city whose mayor said a few weeks ago that shoplifting is not a problem. she called it right wing noise. so listen for yourself to what that make-believe noise sounds like. >> taking all of the nicotine. >> get a job. [bleep]. >> noticed they only take high ticket items that are easy to resell and don't forget these phony right-wing stories have already prompted walgreens to shut down several bay area stores with the company saying retail theft across san francisco's five times higher a walgreens than in other cities. the "l.a. times" also cast out on walgreens saying there are only reports of a few shoplifting's a month and guess what? the sheriff just confirmed they did not report the one you just saw either. and why would you when there are no consequences? tucker. >> tucker: unbelievable, trace gallagher, thanks so much. it's not just about stealing laundry detergent or lipstick or m

sean buried >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. tonight we do send all our love, all our prayers to everyone in uvalde, texas. can you think of anything worse than losing a child? just for a second you think about that aspect of it as captured very well but sara carter, who has been there with the families all day. yesterday we lost 19 innocent children, two brave teachers because of the evil actions of a despicable, soulless monster. you can't have a conscience or a soul and do something this evil, right? let me be clear though. there is a solution. we've got to talk about solutions. most people don't want to get to the root cause of anything, but if we want to protect our kids, which we must do, and prevent this thing from happening again, we need an honest discussion. we protect our politicians. they are secured with police, with secret service, with armed gunmen around them. we pay for that, and rightfully so, we should protect our elected officials. celebrity's, athletes, they all have bodyguards, they can afford it. they dese

bring in trace gallagher with the latest. what do you got? >> trace: couple things bill was talking about, they didn't have the name of the shooter. we do. salvadore ramos, a local student, going back to what judge jeanine offered. how far was his grandmother if that story is accurate, how far was she from the school? we don't know. we know the town of uvalde is but seven square miles, which means nothing in that town more than mile and a half or two miles from any point of location, that is a fascinating thing. we know from governor abbott that the shooter, salvadore ramos went in with a handgun and a rifle. we heard reports he was going to the outside of the school and started shooting first in the parking lot. that apparently turned out not to be true. we are told he made his way inside the school and started opening fire there. as far as the question you asked, jesse, about school security. all through texas there are high schools and middle schools with school security. it is rare occurrence when you have sro's at elementary schools. kin

dianne gallagher, thanks so much. >> let's discuss with former top aide to house speakers paul ryan and john boehner, brendan buck, and the former national coalition's director for biden/harris 2020. ashley allison. brendan, let's start with trump's last-minute support of madison cawthorn. not a formal press release, but he said voters should give cawthorn a second chance. is that going to be enough for cawthorn or does he even need that help at this point? >> yeah, it doesn't help. the last point i think is the most critical. you only need 30% in north carolina to get through a primary. i think that's probably enough. you know, donald trump, if you look at, if there's any consistency behind what he does when he gets involved in congressional races, it's whatever is worst for the gop. this is a moment where you actually have your republican leadership, you have the freedom caucus, you have everybody across the republican house conference ready to move on from madison cawthorn. he's been an embarrassment, lost the confidence of his colleagues. but here donald trump come in just to make s

charlotte gallagher reports on the ongoing stalemate: the dup's announcement that it won't vote for a new stormont speaker means the assembly will essentially lie dormant. the leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldson, says the northern ireland political has left him with little choice. we are serious about getting this protocol sorted out. because of the harm it is doing, undermining political stability, damaging the agreements that have formed the basis of the political progress made in northern ireland, harming our economy, contributing to the cost of living crisis, this matter needs to be dealt with. but, for sinn fein, now the largest party in stormont, it is an insult to voters. not tomorrow, and not for a moment longer, can dup deny democracy, punish the public and boycott this assembly and executive and prevent us from putting money into people's pockets. if stormont isn't functioning, it means issues like the cost of living, the energy crisis and health aren't being tackled. we have had experience of that before, as you know, for three years. the impact is the difficulties in m

cnn's dianne gallagher is in huntsville, alabama. >> reporter: victor, alisyn, all eyes in alabama are on the republican primary for the u.s. senate seat and whether mo brooks' campaign is really back from the dead. this comes two months after former president donald trump rescinded his endorsement of the congressman saying that he had gone too woke because he suggested republicans should focus on the future elections instead of 2020. mo brooks says his campaign is back on track because people know his voting record and is still not willing to criticize the president for pulling his endorsement. >> the president's endorsement, president donald trump, it does have an effect in a republican primary as evidenced by republican candidates across the country seeking that endorsement. n nonetheless, the president has not endorsed anyone in the state of alabama at this point, which means we're all on the same level playing field. and quite frankly, i like the odds under those circumstances, particularly in a runoff. >> reporter: and that right there is key, a runoff, in alabama, a candidate mu

also joining us shannon bream and trace gallagher. parents in uvalde, texas, are going through unspeakable pain. a teenage killer burst into the robb elementary school about this time yesterday, reports he told the classroom filled with fourth graders that he first went to you're all going to die. police arrived at the scene within minutes. it was just before that, that the rampage ended. a b border patrol agent, an eli member of the border patrol from nearby outpost rushed into the attacker.d took down that killed him. the second, third and fourth graders who made it out alive are dealing with horror, as you might imagine. but they are fortunate today. they are alive. 19 other children, ranging in ages from 7 to 11 were killed. 10-year-old little girl who was killed as she tried to call 911, her best friend was left covered in her blood. you're looking at some of the other victims now including a little boy who had been at an awards ceremony with his mom hours before the shooting. now, she is mourning his death. other parents were le

cnn national correspondent dianne gallagher in north carolina. a number of factors in this race with congressman madison cawthorn. he did lose. tell us what made the difference here. >> reporter: you know, jim, erica, in talking to people here, a lot of what it came down to is not what people outside the district have been talking about, the whole list of scandals that have followed cawthorn around since he essentially took office, but especially in the past few months. instead it had to do with decisions he made, like many calling him absent or the fact that when the maps were originally redrawn here in north carolina, before they were thrown out, he switched districts to get closer to the city of charlotte and then came back after they were thrown out. a lot of people we talked to said they saw that as abandoning the district, but it also opened up the seat and that's when chuck edwards, the state senator from the area, got into the race, he said he didn't get back out when cawthorn came because at that point he felt like the people of western

cnn's dianne gallagher is live in henderson, north carolina, for us this hour. di dianne? >> reporter: kate, and perhaps the biggest if you want to call it, scandal that madison cawthorn didn't make news outside of this district when redistricting maps were drawn in the state legislature. they switched things up, madison cawthorn left this district for one closer to charlotte and then when the court threw those out, he came back to the 11th. that's the moment when chuck edwards, the state senator for the area got into the race because it was an open seat. and after that, things just started unraveling for the freshman congressman with the scandals, the run-ins with law enforcement, the two pending misdemeanor charges and really making enemies within his own party. especially hoar in the state. the most powerful republican gathering behind chuck edwards, including u.s. senator tom tillis, a super pack connected to him with six on this race highlighting all of cawthorn's deficiencies. people in this district felt he was he was absent, chasing the limelight. last night, cawth

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and even trace gallagher as he covered this earlier. schools and streets, subways, public places like grocery stores, i think we have to be willing to confront the conversation around guns. and figure out there are sensible things we can do. hard charge and highly politicized conversation at times. one thing we know for certain, and i think that your last guest, the former d.c. police detective said it earlier. there are too many guns on the streets. this is not a statement about the second amendment. it's just a statement that too many of the wrong people have guns in their hands and how are homeless people and others getting guns in their hands when they can't feed or support themselves. somehow or another can find the money to buy a gun? again we need to get to the bottom of all of this. there is a lot of heart felt condolences and other things going out to these families in this community. i certainly don't want to interrupt that those in public life shouldn't shirk their responsibility. we need have these hard, uncomfortable conver

and there was some major newsll tonight on that front for trace gallagher has that story for us . sde >> hey, trace. hey, tucker .om john paulpu maga hats, as youu say, isfi a delaware computer repairman who first revealed the hunter biden laptop and also says it was used to ruin his lifee. so to repair his reputation and exact revenge, mcisaacai filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against democratic congressman adam schiff, cnn, politico and the daily beast saying that heth wad falsely accused of stealing the computer, acting bizarrely and peddling russianhe disinformation. mcisaac says he was harassed by everyone from big tech companies to fellow delaware residentss and a few days ago he vowed to fight to the end. >> what i knew that the court of law i was destroyed but maybe i still had a chance in the court of public opinion. have a second chance to hold these people accountable and i'm going to fight like to do. is but today, mcisaac attorney said quoting here today johnic paul and the daily beast settled amicably that means a friendly settlement or as some legal experts surm

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trace gallagher, thank you so much. as we have been telling you since the top of the show, hearing from the white house, the president on the united states will speak and this has changed repeatedly, looks like joe biden it is up in 90 seconds. we want in update from vilma newton in texas for us. hey, bill. >> good evening to you, i can tell you some new news i have learned and got off the phone with some border patrol sources who tell me that it was an elite war tactic border patrol agent who shot -- never mind, sound like we are going to president biden right now. >> president biden: thought when i became president i would not have to do this again. another massacre. uvalde, texas, and elementary school. beautiful, innocent, second, third, fourth graders. and how many schools of little children who witnessed what have happened see their friends die as if they are on a battlefield, for god sake. there's a lot we don't know yet, there is a lot we do know. the parents who will never see their child again, never have them

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