up next, texas land commissioner, george p. bush, yes, from that bush family, has a plan. you would know it's a lot like the old man, which means millions of dollars diverted to mostly white inland communities instead of the mostly black and brown coastal communities that meade it most. more up next. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. only for a limited time. >>> back in 2017 hurricane harvey hit texas with a vengeance slamming the gulf coast with strong winds and torrential rain. it was the most powerful hurricane to hit the united states in a decade damaging more than 300,000 homes and killing more than 100 texans. the following year texas received $4.3 billion in disaster aid from congress to be dolled out by the texas land office. that's when a different disaster for texas began. the counties where harv

george p. bush, son of jeb. came in second to the primary. they have to have a runoff now to get to gift. that's an important race to test the bush brand. one house race in southwest texas here, this is from the primary. again, in texas you need 50% to be on the blot -- ballot. they're running against each other again. centrist versus progressive. trump made end roads here in 2020. lessons tonight about immigration and abortion. let's return to georgia. jeff zeleny is live for us right there. jeff, trump has big stakes in the groovernor's race in the secretary of state primary and more. >> he does. and it's the governor's race that really is the top ticket item here. it has been for several weeks. more than 800,000 people have already voted. the rest are voting today. i'm outside one of 25 5 polling locations across fulton county, that's metro atlanta or part of it. that's all but a trickle of people voting. across the state more are voting. it's the brian kemp race. he's running to get one thing, more than 50% of the vote to avoid a june run

hallie, the numbers have not looked good for george p. bush. if he did win tonight, it would be a major upset. garrett, thank you. >>> bringing it back to georgia now, we've been talking about governor kemp looking, at least preliminarily on track too keep up his fight for reease elects. if he's the republican nominee, he's going to find himself in the rematch. stacey abrams is running unopposed. kemp defeated abrams by just a percentage point four years ago. this despite the support from the person who is arguably the most powerful republican in the country, donald trump. kemp and other georgia official reject ago push by the former president to overturn the election. joining me is geoff duncan. lieutenant governor, thank you for being here with me. do you see it as, in some ways, a litmus test? >> certainly that's part of it, but it's a litmus test on what good leadership can do for you. brian kemp has put good leadership on display over four years, and he's performed very well. i think this is georgians going out rewarding the governor for a

., ken paxton is going head-to-head and the land commissioner, george p. bush. paxton a trump republican and george p. bush more of a establishment type like his father and uncle george w. bush and gen bush. this will be an interesting race on that front. paxton is facing an indictment on security fraud and another unrelated fbi investigation over abusing his office to help a wealthy donor. that could cloud that race, a lot going on here in the lone star state. >> could be a late night. thanks, grady trimble. so with these battles going on in five states tonight, to phil wegman of real clear politics. governor going is getting a lot of attention. the so called effect of the trump bump. whether he might miss out on that in the gubernatorial election. his senate pick might even that out. so how important is this so called bump effect? >> it's important because it's a proxy war generally, this contest. we're going to figure out whether or not trump's endorsement is a winner. if that automatically means a candidate can punch their ticket. the reason why everyone is

trump endorsed ken paxton stirring george w. bush. now george p. bush has no efforts to show for his efforts to stroke trump. it's a bush party, yes, even in texas. >> i should say at the rally in wyoming yesterday, there was a composite image of liz cheney and george bush, just to tell you that crowd, they are an anti-cheney crowd and an anti-bush. >> they got some boos. >> yes. >> a lot more tears. >> look. we were talking during the break how the kind of make-up of the parties in congress has shifted so dramatically. just in the 10/15 years we have been here so on and so forth. there is probably no better way to look at that in the republican party than george w. bush. the political class loved him, the elites loved him until 2006. how that has done a total 180 over the course of the last decade. >> really, it's because of trump. all of this is because of the power. >> it's accelerated. >> the populists, what started before. >> how can you be in l.a. and santorum capitalized. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, democrats are blaming the nra for s

.>> and george p bush losing his primary for the attorney general, marking an ending to the bush dynasty. and just this afternoon in pennsylvania, the recount for that close gop senate race is formerly beginning. currently, leading over mccormick by less than 1000 votes. >>> thank you, we are back in a moment with final thoughts from texas. n 50 >> >>> finally tonight, as the school massacre takes its place, among the rankings of these kinds of tragedies, let's not forget the enormity of the loss can never be adequately measured or reflected by just numbers. with 19 students and two teachers killed in uvalde, texas, of all the gun violence in the u.s. this year, this shooting was indeed the deadliest one. robb elementary joins the list of columbine, sandy hook, marjorie stoneman douglas, and far too many others. it is among the worst mass shootings in u.s. history, but we should resist the urge to rank these crimes, these heinous acts, when your loved one is murdered, when you're innocent child is ripped away from you, when this tragedy finds its way to you, as it is finding its way to t

paxton almost two to one ahead of bush. bush a gigantic underdog. there was a time when george p. bush was supposed to be the future. unless he can pull a rabbit out of the hat tonight, he could suffer a big defeat statewide in texas. >> he went against his own family last time and endorsed president trump. let's talk about alabama, steve. what's going on with brooks there? >> you mentioned that. what an interesting dynamic. he began this race as you mentioned with the endorsement of donald trump. fell behind in the polling. fell behind mike durant, brent, was running in third. that's when donald trump withdrew his endorsement. since that moment, as you see, this is the average of the polling, he moved back up ahead of durant, into second place. alabama, a runoff state. if nobody gets to 50% tonight, then the top two would go to a runoff. vaughan hillyard has been reporting that last night, mike durant said, if brooks makes the runoff against britt, he will back brooks. it's a very interesting story here. brooks goes from third in the polls, being renounced by donald trump, to now

it's interesting to listen to gillian's report and what george p. bush said there. you have the state of texas that is putting its own resources to protect the citizens of this country and the federal government must do something more. this should be a big wake-up call for the biden administration. we don't know what we don't know in the country. >> martha: there's a number of disturbing things. this story was broken by "forbes" magazine. there's a number of disturbing elements to it. it talks about the sources and how they were passing on what they learned over whatsapp. it's very difficult to break into whatsapp and some of the communications. through the informant, the fbi was able to do that. it talks about getting people into the united states for a fee of $50,000 each, which goes to the questions about the border. in another case, they talk about two individuals associated with hezbollah. an effort to try to get them across, dana. so there's a lot of stunning things in here. here's another point to ask you about. this individual's name who they have arrested i

we have george p. bush going up against him bringing the bush family legacy to that and name to that race. a lot of it clearly dealing with the issues affecting the american voter when it comes to gas prices and inflation. and then, when it comes to the political, as we break it up. state by state. it is a battle of all of these endorsements. >> ainsley: in your state henry cuellar against this progressive down on the border jessica sis narrow. 28 years old. she san attorney the daughter of immigrants, she is really pushing abortion rights. she is pro-abortion and he is not. he is the last last congressman a democrat he is pro-life. that is making a lot of democrat upset. but nancy pelosi still endorsed him and so did steny hoyer and james clyburn who has a lot of influence as we saw in south carolina but bernie sanders is endorsing the female. >> brian: bernie sanders in texas? bernie sanders i think no thank you sign there. by the way, republicans would love for cisneros to get the nomination then th

p.e earlier this afternoon we were told 14 children,, one teacher that is now jumpedup up to 19 children and two teachers. unfortunately, you take a look at this video right here. this wasdi posteda on social ma shortly after that shooting. it alleges to show the shooter arriving on campus with a rifle. law enforcementnt have identifid him as an 18 year old male, a local named salvator ramos. we are told that he had a domestic dispute before going to the school, shot his grandmother, then drove to the school, abandoned his car and as you seeee in the video went inside and started shooting children and teachers indiscriminately. take a look at this video here of children evacuating the school. rob elementary school services, second grade, third grade and fourth grade. soth these children who werewh attacked tonight areo mostly seven year olds, eight year old nine year olds, some 10 year olds. absolutely horrific to think about. and we want to highlight one ofi the little girls who aregh m

p bush. in arkansas sarah huckabee sanders won and alabama and gop senate primary race. no clear winner. your reaction there? >> yeah, i think that mo brooks was down a significant amount. katie wasn't able to clear the 50% threshold. it's clear that she enjoyed the vast majority of support among at least the republican primary voters. i think that -- that rematch that you mentioned with kemp and stacey abrams, remember the margin was pretty close in 2018 the last time they faced off but that was a democratic wave year, the political grand escape has tilted so much towards republicans this time around. stacey abrams is a machine, called her state the worst place . >> same folks suppressed in georgia, we see a 200% increase in voting in georgia, no longer i guess the land of jim crow 2.0. >> yeah, absolutely. she's proven herself not quite ready for primary in the way she's made, voting reform was her signature issue and before she answered she started to backtrack as those gained popularity i

george p. bush, jeb's son, lost to scandal ridden and trump back incumbent ken paxton. bush referencing the uvalde school shooting in his concession speech. "it is important to keep life's temporary disappointments in perspective. there are grieving parents in south texas today." two other trump backed candidates won in georgia last night. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and former nfl player herschel walker running for the senate. mona, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, an ice cream controversy at walmart. >>> but first what we're learning about a new shipment of baby formula headed to the u.s. >>> and how an alleged plot to assassinate ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans and military spouses work here. and our no annual limit discount program saves military members and spouses 10%. every day of the year. at lowe's, our dedication to you is limitless. ♪ ♪ >>> a second shipment of baby formula from overseas will arrive in the u.s. today. the product from germany will be sent

p. in one of the most closely watched races, cbs news projects incumbent brian kemp, the winner of the republican nomination for governor of georgia. trump campaigned against kemp after he rejected trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in that state. kemp's opponent in november will be stacey abrams who ran unopposed for the democratic nomination. it's a rematch of 2018. cbs news projects former football star herschel walker to win the republican nomination for senate in georgia. cbs news also projects incumbent senator rafael warnock is projected to win the democratic nomination. cbs news is projecting incumbent brad raffensperger the winner of the republican nomination for georgia secretary of state. he was also one of trump's top targets after refusing trump's pleas to overturn the 2020 election results. >>> in other races, cbs news projects incumbent ken paxton the winner of the republican nomination for texas attorney general in a runoff against george p

george p. bush is set to face off against trump backed attorney general ken paxton. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. >>> new fallout from president biden's comments about the u.s. military defending taiwan from mainland china. biden appeared to upend decades of u.s. policy with his remarks yesterday, but today in japan he insisted u.s. policy has not changed. abc's britt clennett is traveling with the president. >> reporter: on president biden's last day of his asia trip, he's meeting with the leaders of japan, india and australia. biden with a message of unity against a china flexing its muscles in the region, but overshadowing today's diplomatic events biden's statements about defending taiwan. the president yesterday appearing to deviate from the united states' long-standing policy of strategic ambiguity. biden giving an emphatic yes when asked whether the u.s. would defend taiwan militarily. earlier i asked u.s. trade representative katherine tai about those taiwan comments. let's take a listen. we know that biden has made those comments before. does that ma

liz cheney is being primaried in wyoming and then you have a situation with george p. bush is running against ken paxton. does that concern you? >> it concerns me that there is a rift in our movement. we have to get back to the business of taking back this country. when it comes to the conservative movement, brian, where this movement is going, if you look at j.d. vance's win in ohio is a conservatism that's hostile to the establishment in washington, d.c. they want politicians to do what they say they are going to do. that's the business heritage is in. ultimately we are focused on a concerning governing majority that does the business of the people which is take back this country. brian: you are stiff arming business going to blunt collar. reagan embraced big business. >> reagan did embrace big business. 40 years ago when he did so, big business loved america. right now we have fortune 10 companies and the big tech companies that aren't even american companies. it's ultimately the small guys who make this country what it is. brian: the war in ukraine still raging on,

can a bush succeed? george p. moved there. the most fascinating thing for me, however this goes tonight, what is thanksgiving dinner like in the bush family. donald trump savaged jeb bush, his son, george p. running in texas has given him a big hug. it would be interesting for people who studied these things, we had the kennedys, you know, we haven't -- the bushes on the republican side, do we have a cycle where there is no bush in office, no bush on the ballot, and what does that mean? one thing it means is the -- both parties are going through transformational changes now. and sometimes they take 10 or 15 years to go through them. the republican party is in the middle of one, not started by trump, but put on steroids by trump and we're watching it play out. can a bush -- what does a bush have to do to fit into that party? one of the tests. >> john, we need your magic wall-like analysis of something that happened at a baseball game last night. i believe this was in cincinnati. a foul ball -- >> money, and the whole thing went

in texas, it looks like george p bush could lose his bid for attorney general. more baby formula expected to arrive in the coming weeks. we asked a south bay congressman if any of that will make its way to california. >> eventually, but it is going to go to families that need it most. this is for people who may have allergies. those are being prioritized. if this family skin california there, blake get it as well. reggie: shipments from europe will likely continue for weeks or months. we should not have depended on just one company. kumasi: the fda warning against a popular food preservation tip on protector this involves storing avocados in the fridge. users claim and can keep fruit fresh, but the fda says it can harbor bacteria, including salmonella. reggie: memorial day weekend means savings. experts say sales will not be as good as last year. outdoor items in short supply, including grills, lawnmowers, but appliances that were hard to come by earlier this year has started to survive and there are discounters. >> refrigerators, washers and dryers, dishwashers

guest: you have a member of the bush family, george p. bush any for state attorney general in texas. an underdog to ken paxton who is the sitting republican attorney general in that state. there's also a primary in texas 28th which is the south texas seat. those of been trending towards republicans particularly in 2020. so you've got one of the probably most conservative house democrats or one of the most house democrats. he's running against a much more progressive candidate. that's a very competitive democratic primary which will tell us something about the future track of the democratic party. host: allowing you to call in to talk about what races you want to talk about this midterm election cycle. 202-748-8000202-748-8000 edie's -- it is 202-748-8000 for democrats, for republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. as folks are calling in, want to show folks what georgia voters are seeing. here is one ad from david purdue. [video clip] >> brian kemp is a turncoat, a coward and a complete and total disaster. a vote for david purd

cuellar but also attorney general ken paxton was in a run off against george p. bush. paxton one for attorney general of texas. he has also been addressing this horrific tragedy in texas well he was on "fox & friends" this morning where he talked about what happened in uvalde. >> my people are already down there. we had an election yesterday and i was dealing with that this was a really tough day for texans. we obviously all suffer together when we lose some of our people like this. i feel pain for them knowing what it would be like to lose our own children. we are definitely thinking about those families. we are praying for those families. we care about those families as fellow texans. >> ainsley: crime is such an issue in all of our communities. this is something that will definitely be on the forefront of all of our minds when we go to vote in november we will be listening to all of these candidates to find out how they want to approve the safety in our schools. lawrence? lawrence the attorney general is going to have a big role in this the investigative agency the

george p bush, jeb's son lost to scandal written ben paxton. bush referencing the uvalde school shooting in his concession speech. it is important to keep life's temporary disappointment and perspective. there are grieving parents in south texas today. two other trump backed candidates won in georgia last night. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and former nfl player herschel walker, who is running for the senate. kumasi: this morning we are tracking covid-19 headlines. california's seven-day positivity rate is up to 6.6%, up from 5% last week. the cdc says covid patients who have experienced recurrence of symptoms should isolate again for five days and another cdc study says people who have covid have a one in five chance of experiencing at least one long symptom. the odds are even greater for people over the age of 65. health officials believe we have our first case of monkeypox in california. few details are being revealed, other than the person is in the sacramento area and recently returned from europe. now county health officials are a

and then the other big race in texas, is this it for the bush dynasty in texas. you have george p. bush against ken paxton and you see the ground that bush has to make up there. other races, arkansas, and alabama, very interesting dynamic. if you could get the alabama one up here. just very interesting dynamic. because this is the senate race with donald trump endorsed mo brooks and then pulled his endorsement and in the latest polling showing brooks surging and last night mike durant said that if brooks makes the runoff with britt, durant said he will endorse brooks. so despite losing donald trump's endorsement, we are now looking at a possibility that this is fascinating, does he make that runoff and go to that runoff with momentum. >> that is such a fascinating race. it is the to fill the senate seat by the retiring richard shelby in the state of alabama. you have catty britt there that you just pointed out. but talk about the move from month brooks. he was trailing in the polls when donald trump pulled back his endorsement and said we should perhaps turn the page and look ahead

you might recognize the name here, george p. bush, son of jeb bush, kind of looks like jeb bush. he's facing off against ken paxton, the incumbent attorney general. paxton led in march, 43% to 23%. keep in mind, paxton has the backing of donald trump so this is another matchup of trump against the bushes. another race on the democratic side that i think is interesting is the texas 28th congressional district, democratic primary, it's a runoff, excuse me, and what do we have here? henry cuellar, the incumbent, jessica cisneros challenging him. back in the primary, cuellar won. he's one of the most conservative democrats in congress. cisnero has the backing of a lot of progressive democrats so this is an interesting matchup between the progressive and the more moderate conservative wing of the democratic party. >> what else you got for us? >> what else do i got for you? two other fun races for you. the arkansas republican gubernatorial primary. sarah huckabee sanders. you may remember that name, of course, because donald trump is backing his former press secretary, sanders. sanders

ken paxton, more of a trump republican and he's very popular in texas as well, george p. bush of course has the name recognition because of his family, his father jeb bush but he's also currently the land commissioner so they're going head-to-head today as well. should mention, ken paxton comes with baggage as well because he's under indictment for security fraud and also under fbi investigation related to abusing his office to help a wealthy donor, so there's a lot going on here in texas today. neil: big state, big goings on. grady trimble thank you very much, my friend, in laredo. a lot at stake in multiple contests, georgia the other big one of course, connell mcshane following all that. hey, connell. connell: been around to a bunch of these states trying to get an idea of what voters are thinking and what might happen or what might not happen in some of the primaries and in georgia, spent time there the other day is theres so much energy in the race. the early voting figures the people who voted before today, was huge as well over 850,000, which was like a 200% increa

nomination depending off a challenge from george p. bush and, there is a lot of news out of texas this morning including this horrible story. 19 elementary school children and two teachers are now confirmed dead after an 18-year-old gunman opened fire inside a texas school. grieving families gathering to console each other at a local civic centered with some of them still awaiting the worst news of their lives. >> todd: texas attorney general ken paxton is the top legal official in the state. he joins us now. a.g. paxton congrats on your win but overshadowed on the events going on right now. what are you and your team doing right now to address what is happening in uvalde. >> we already have members down there. we have a crime victim's assistance group that goes down and immediately starts working with the victims whether that's medical help, that's mental health, whatever the issue is. we'll help people that are victims of a crime like this and so my team will be down there, already down there. i'm heading down there this morning. we

in kansas, it looks like george p bush could lose his bid for attorney general. he is the nephew of former president george w. bush. kumasi: an east bay school community is talking about seemingly racist imagery posted to social media. the action the school is now taking and how some hope this is a case of ignorance. >> unfortunately a lot of people think it is funny. >> these images posted to social media have proven anything but funny for the california high school community in san ramon. >> it makes a lot of people uncomfortable. >> the photos show would appear to be the nearly all white members of the cal high stunt team grinning and posing alongside a mannequin head which you can see is black. >> at first i was wondering what to mark this makes no sense. >> they hadll being bear. team's unofficial mascoto >>ng too ou , stead of getting everyone to see it? may be that as part of it by don't see much action being taken and it is not the first time something like this has happened. >> according to the san ramon unified school district superintendent, the invest

bush, paxton got more votes. >> jeb bush's son. >> yes. >> george w. bush's nephew. >> i think the bush game gave it away but, jeb bush's son. >> harry enten, great to see you. >> thanks. >>> so, there was a surge in early voting in georgia ahead of today's primary contest and what is the first big state of the state's new election law. a record number of ballots have been cast. cnn's amara walker with the latest. >> i've never been so excited to stand in line. this has me feeling really good and optimistic. people do care. >> reporter: georgia primary voters are turning out early in record numbers. >> georgia voters, you know, now they know that the nation looks at them like a state to pay attention to. >> reporter: during the three-week early voting period that lended last friday, 850,000 people cast a ballot by person or in by mail in the georgia primaries. a 168% increase compared to the same time period of the 2018 primary. that's according to secretary of state brad raffensperger seeking re-election this year. >> as you recall, when we passed the

. >> yeah, you have the bush dynasty go down with ken paxton and george p. bush. paxton trounced george p. that was significant for me. and you know, there's mo brooks. he's still in the run-off, but katie, who is up nor the senate in alabama, she was ahead of mo brooks with trump's endorsement. so i think it was more of a mixed bag. but you want the trump endorsement and heading into november. i don't think it's going to hurt you a bit. >> charles: so the last election many say was just all about trump. it was more about maybe people having too much of the drama, whatever you want to call it. voting for biden by default. will democrats try to make that the same thing for the mid-terms? will they try to make it about trump? they have very little else to run on. >> well, certainly they're going to. we know that house democrats are going to be rolling out their investigation from january 6 and trying to make that a big deal. seems like we had a democratic memo come out from top democrat consultants saying the only issue that will gain traction, not even trump, it wa

here we have the incumbent ken paxton being challenged by george p. bush, the son of jeb bush. paxton led in the march primary. here donald trump is backing paxton, a bush kind of trump proxy war. in the state of arkansas, this is just a little fun race, sarah huckabee sanders the former press secretary to donald trump, she is being backed by him, and sanders is the daughter of former governor mike huckabee, so she would be another woman governor, there are three if i believe women gop governors, she would be the fourth if she wins the primary and goes on to win the general election. >> lots of battles to follow. harry enten, thank you for breaking down the numbers. >> my pleasure. >>> in alabama, three gop candidates are vying for a senate seat vacated by richard shelby as incumbent republican governor kay eave ivey looks to secure another four years there. >> reporter: all eyes here in alabama on the republican primary for senator richard shelby's seat. and also mo brooks and whether or not his campaign, which was once left for dead is legitimately back on the rise. brooks ma

in texas, george p. bush is taking on the incumbent attorney general ken paxton paxton has trump's backing bush is the son of the former florida governor jeb bush and, of course, the nephew of former president george w. bush in minnesota, voters are set to decide whether candidates for former president jim hagedorn's seat he died back in february after treatment for kidney cancer. his widow now among the ten republican candidates in the running. but georgia is very much in focus nationwide it's really ground zero for voting rights and a battleground test for former president trump's endorsement power. two incumbent republicans facing off against two trump-backed candidates the state's republican governor, brian kemp, is fighting off a challenge from the former senator david perdue perdue picked up former president's support. last cycle he lost his re-election bid to democratic senator jon ossoff secretary of state brad raffensperger rejected mr. trump's claims of voter fraud in the state and refused to,

p. bush is on the ballot, running against ken paxton, a fellow republican for attorney general there. right now, he's expected and most likely will not pull off a victory tomorrow. when you look at the bush family, it dates back to prescott bush when he was first elected in connecticut. 70 years later, there is the potential corm tomorrow a bush may no longer be serving in office. >> fascinating recount there. early voting in georgia is up 212% from 2020? according to the secretary of state's office, total turnout, more than 857,000, more than 795,000 have voted early and in person. more than 61,000 have voted absentee. what do you read into all of this? >> what i read into it is, one, as we said before, the reversal of the great migration is still alive. people are moving, continuing to move into our great state, and registering to vote and becoming voters. i think two, there's tons of our research, but also independent research conducting to say that democracy is on the ballot. so in t

they have a scandal, kim paxton, and he's facing off against texas land commissioner george p bush. now tim, you know a couple bush is okay, you work for a former florida governor jeb bush. i'm wondering if you think the bush name still carries a hefty weight in texas? >> i wish it dead, symone, but unfortunately not. >> you hesitated tim, you hesitated. >> look, back in 2015 iran when i was working for jab, one poll that stood out we asked -- what was the thing that in like about it the most. we are trying to figure out what was blocking us from getting the traction that we wanted. and about 40% of the people who responded that poll said the thing they didn't like about him was that he was a bush. it was just his family name. -- that is just ready to be finished with bushes. i think that no matter how much you stack up to trump, if you're someone like george be, jeb sign, the voters just aren't gonna look past that -- trying to move on from. and so, i think that's why you're gonna see unfortunately george p lose to a scandal like you said kim paxton, who went on with the insurrecti

ken paxton was declared the winner of george p. bush in that runoff for the attorney general's job. so paxton advances to november 2nd while at the same timee he's under fbi investigation. that's on the republican side. this is on the democratic side . jennifer cisneros explaining what her position was about 20 minutes to go right. she's backed by all the progressives in washington. alysse and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. sanders, elizabeth warren, this this is her twenty ninth birthday she used to intern for henry clay two years ago. she lost an election trying to defeat by about twenty seven hundred votes quasars. i mentioned he favors a he does not favor a lot of what the biden policies are on the border and he's a he's a border congressman, by the way. and he's also pro-life. the last one there is among democrats in in the house today . so that's what's happening in texas right now. come on over here a moment. i'll show you what we have in georgia because before the night began, you know, georgia was the place ofe i would say a lot of drama. perhaps there were a lot of q

the texas land commissioner, george p. bush, the president's nephew. >> under score this is a national security crisis occurring on the southern border. i'm a military veteran who served in afghanistan specializing in attacks, and estimated that 23 members of the terror watch list came across the border. imagine the amount of undetected terrorists that came through our borders. so this confirms the national security issues and underscores the importance of securing our border. >> john: you have a couple of immigration issues here. he planned to bring four operatives across the southern border and entered the united states on a visitor visa and then applied for asylum. his case was being examined as he unfolded this plot to confidential informants what he wanted to do. >> sandra: and lawmakers are weighing in, lindsey graham putting out an interesting read. if the report is accurate, the obvious is unfolding before our very eyes saying biden's failed and frankly insane border policies are making us less safe. the rise of te

p. >>> "operation fly formula," more help for parents set to arrive as three of the nation's top makers of baby formula and government regulators get ready to testify on capitol hill. >>> wnba star brittney griner detained for 97 days in russia. >> at this point i don't even know who i'm getting back when she comes back. >> why her wife cherelle griner waited until now to speak about brittney's imprisonment. >> she had spent quite a bit of time in russia playing for the team. what was her experience prior to this? >> the fight to bring b.g. home. >>> don't miss the life-changing moment. two sisters born in china and adopted by families in different countries, meet for the first time in person, live right here on "gma." >>> and we do say good morning, america, on this very, very difficult morning. a small texas city is in shock. our nation is reliving this nightmare nearly a decade after those young students at sandy hook were killed. >> the elementary school there in uvalde, texas, is no

guest: you have a member of the bush family, george p. bush any for state attorney general in texas. an underdog to ken paxton who is the sitting republican attorney general in that state. there's also a primary in texas 28th which is the south texas seat. those of been trending towards republicans particularly in 2020. so you've got one of the probably most conservative house democrats or one of the most house democrats. he's running against a much more progressive candidate. that's a very competitive democratic primary which will tell us something about the future track of the democratic party. host: allowing you to call in to talk about what races you want to talk about this midterm election cycle. 202-748-8000202-748-8000 edie's -- it is 202-748-8000 for democrats, for republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. as folks are calling in, want to show folks what georgia voters are seeing. here is one ad from david purdue. [video clip] >> brian kemp is a turncoat, a coward and a complete and total disaster. a vote for david purd

other races to watch, secretary of state, and ken paxton squaring off against george p bush and in arkansas sarah huckabee sanders is trying to lock in the gop nomination for governor. switching gears now, an autopsy revealing carbon monoxide poisoning is to blame for the death of three american tourists at a sandals resort in the bahamas. they were found unresponsive in their rooms, a fourth transport todd a miami hospital. other guests reporting a strong smell of insecticide on the resort's ground. the families want a second independent autopsy in the u.s. starbucks is closing down its business in russia after 15 years. the coffee giant says employees are going to get paid for another six months, will help them find new jobs. starbucks joining other companies that decided to pull the plug on russia flowing the invasion of ukraine in february. there is starbucks in the premarket, stock is down 0.9%. finally, there is this. a federal judge blocking the auction a of a dress worn by judy garland in the wizard of oz. there's the dress. the blue and white dress was expected to fetch up to a mil

also there what about attorney general in texas george p. bush and -- that's going to be close, too. the big story is the future matchup which looks like it's going to be brian kemp he is so far ahead with senator perdue who is challenging him. >> ainsley: in georgia. >> brian: has no message foregot to have one. >> ainsley: perdue endorsed by trump. >> will: stacey abrams blue topic gala. democratic gala in georgia. she came up with what i think is fair to say an interesting sales pitch to the people of georgia about why she should be governor and it was essentially as you will hear georgia is no good. listen. ail ail ainsley, stacey abrams stacey says georgia is the worst place to live in. >> ainsley: if you were de blasio and said this is the worst state i need to fix it people would maybe agree. in the south there is so much pride in your state. and you know this living in texas. there is texas pride. there is georgian pride. there is south carolinian pride. you were so grateful what your state provided you and grateful for leaders. this

paxton has been outfun raised by george p. bush. who promises to be a force when it comes to the border crisis. >> right now the catch-and-release program of the biden administration has created a magnet policy for coyotes, smugglers, cartels to make an estimated $10 million a day to move people and fentanyl across the border. reporter: candidates making the final push. in many of these primaries the big selling point for a candidate, hey, i'm the best person to beat the democratic opponent come the general election. the rnc they want to help with that too. they might be better poised to do that than they had been before. just last month the republican national committee outfund raised the dnc by $1.3 million. lawrence? lawrence: a lot of voters upset. you're doing great reporting. i will talk to primary voters live at sallie mae's kitchen in georgia on tuesday. it will be a great diner, the heartbeat of america. still ahead the biden administration is vowing to fight a federal judge's decision plan to block the lifting of title 42

. >> guest: you have a member of the bush family george p. h who is running for state attorney general in texas. he is an underdog to the senate republican attorney general in that state so that is a premier race. there's a primary in texas 28 which is a south texas state. those seats have eventually towards republicans particularly in 2020. you've got henry cuellar who is one of probably the most conservative house democrat one of the most conservative candidates. he's pro-life running against a much more aggressive candidate so that's a competitive democratic primary that might tell us something about the future track of the democratic party. >> host: we are talking with kyle kondik of sabah does crystal ball and allowing you to talk about what races you want to talk about. kyle kondik and usually handle any question. it's 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. as folks are calling in want to show folks around the country what georgia voters are saying. first a reason at from david perdue touting h

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