jerrold nadler will win his primary against carolyn maloney and suraj patel. i want to bring back in our political experts. i'm assuming there aren't really big surprises here that jerry nadler pulled it off. >> no. this was projected. he had chuck schumer's report. he had "the new york times." this is not a surprise. >> this is all you need. >> yi don't know if that's all you need. but he also has a great record as an incumbent, as does carolyn maloney. >> who steps up in terms of the chair of the oversight? it's a pretty powerful position. democrats have to think about what's happening next, right? >> i'm not sure who takes that role because she was -- to carolyn maloney's credit, which is really ironic that is redistricting, she was a champion for the census. she did so much in the state of new york in 2020 to make sure that every single person, not just in her home state but in the country, was counted. and now redistricting is the thing that gets her booted from her seat. so i thank her for all the work that she has done, but we'll see who takes that seat

maloney, as i try to bring this back here to you, between carolyn maloney and jerry nadler and suraj patel, someone is not going to have a job after tonight. so let me pop back here while i've got you. special elections, we are still not counting as fast and the congressional district number 19, nothing much to show for it, but it is a bit of a surprise given the vote that he has been picking up right now. that's what we've got, but we will let you know as we roll onward. sean: thank you so much. breaking developments surrounding the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. at the time of the raid, the joe biden white house said that they had no prior knowledge about the investigation as they were learning about it for the first time on the news like everybody else. last night here on this program, the investigative reporter john solomon told them that that is simply not true, based on documents reviewed, the biden white house actually facilitated the doj probe and the fbi and the doj and the joe biden administration was paving the way for the investigation into documents as "the wall street "t journ

carolyn maloney does not really have that. she voted against the iran deal and has kind of a checkered record on some of these progressive priorities. most importantly, for this race, nadler is the chair of the house judiciary committee and has done really excellent work on antitrust legislation and taking on big tech and afforded some of these policies that are high priority for the party this moment. carolyn maloney as they had of the house oversight committee, which has been notoriously weak in committee in congress. one tasked with obtaining president trump's tax returns. that committee is not very effective. if you're comparing the two of them, never has the record to kind of back up his claim, which is he is the new york progressive with a history and track record and should continue to be the person that new york sends to congress from this district. juan: there's another race in the 17th congressional district that pits a centrist democrat sean patrick maloney against a much more progressive state senator. can you talk

if you add it all of his votes to carolyn maloney's, jerry nadler, still, in a good place. he will continue on, maloney's career, at least in the house, will end, come next congress. there's also another race we call, don that, have been keeping a close eye on. there's a myriad of races since those maps were thrown out, since the democrats dreams of a very democratic center primary were, essentially, tossed out with them. that starts right here, as you noted the top of the show. patrick maloney, and the democratic chairman, progression of chairman of the committee, with the top democrat when it comes to house campaigns the cycle. we have called this race for him, projected he will win against alejandra, a state senator, who is backed by alexandria acosta cortez. a big progressive voice inside of the state it. at been a race because of what maloney did when those maps were thrown out. and a leader in the position, part of house democratic leadership. once the map shifted, and changed, maloney, quickly, without telling anybody inside the new york democratic caucus, shifted hi

carolyn maloney is the chair of the house oversight committee. here she is in her concession speech. we will show you that in a minute. back to our calls on the six-month ongoing conflict in ukraine and the fight against -- in their fight against russia. mark in fairfax, good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to commend that -- comment that we have to realize russia, china, and much of the world, much of africa, even india, is moving toward these -- democracy is in threat. even the u.s. is in this crisis. the stakes are in contention for the congress. so, we will be getting more and more extreme candidates and democracy is in trouble around the world and the u.s. host: lloyd in west virginia, good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say ukraine and russia have been at each other for a long time. ukraine knew what russia might do, so why did they not build up their own military and meet them at the border when they tried to come across? every time democrats are in, we get involved in wars. somehow, either we are sending troops in,

jerry nadler ends carolyn maloney's career. and as you noted, in florida, charlie crist, big winner in the democratic primary, now goes on for the much tougher challenge which is taking on governor ron desantis in his re-election bid. >> david chalian, a lot to talk about. walk with me, if you will, walk with me. joining us now -- >> we're waiting. >> much more about this. >> waiting for a very big discussion. kasie hunt, cnn anchor and chief national affairs analyst. you know, david gave us a warning, set this up, to say you don't want to read too much into a special election. on the other hand, you don't want to miss the sign of a trend. >> you don't. i would never contradict the great david chalian who i looked up to for so many years. the reality here is this gives democrats a reason to be encouraged at a time where they otherwise have been pretty discouraged. i think it reflects a lot of the changes we have been seeing, whether it is the dobbs decision increasing, democratic enthusiasm or reflection of some of the legislat

so we have a clash of the titans with jerry nadler versus carolyn maloney. here is the district in the light blue and then we have the dark blue purple. this is the new district that they were fighting over and it's not even close tonight. and it was expected to be close. but as you look at the numbers, a big win tonight, the neutron congressional district number 12 over carolyn maloney, and this is a big change, a changing point for new york. they have been in congress since 1993. now he will be the one to go on, jerry nadler, obviously this is the democratic district and likely to need me to do so. if you look at a couple of other races here in the 10th district this is a real situation. on the impeachment trial for president trump, this man is leaving here, slightly over the assemblywoman. current congressman jones from the 17th district, he is in third, he is going to be out of this, this is going to be a nailbiter. people are watching very closely. this could be a nailbiter, the early vote led to the democrats, who have been running a lot on abortion an

jerry nadler demolished carolyn maloney in the new york 12 race. real shocker there. look at the number 55 to 24. a loss it maloney was all the more disappointing because my a subject any likely played a major role. >> in congress, it is that when women are at the table where decisions get made, the menu of issues expands and agenda changes. i'm really saddened that we no longer have a woman representing manhattan in congress. >> the 76-year-old maloney had been a fixture on the hill for 30 years and now for the first time since 1992, she will have to find something else to do. and this will get a lot of attention today. probably in the weeks ahead. patrick ryan, a democrat, won a special election to represent new york's 19th congressional district where the candidate made the race a referendum on the supreme court's recent abortion rulings. as you see there, winning over monthly narrow 5 #-48 in a very tight race. some are saying this is a possible preview of the november midterms something interesting to keep an eye on, guys. >> will what happened in new york state

congress for new york democrat, carolyn maloney. cnn protects her colleague, joey nadler, will win the democratic primary for states nearly drawn 12 congressional district. now they're and maloney are both part for the regrets. she is the chair of the house oversight committee. he heads up the judicial committee. the race had evolved into nasty name calling. but now they're took the high road during his victory speech. >> this district does not belong to me, or to my opponents for that matter, it belongs only to the voters of this district. to new yorkers who get up every day, busy themselves a building better fair suit. those new yorkers get to choose who best represents the valleys of the city. and you know what? i think the voters made themselves clear tonight. >> in florida, cnn projects vow demings will win the democratic senate primary to take on and republican marco rubio and the november midterm elections. demings has certain in the house since 2017. before that, she was the police chief of orlando. and cnn projects, charlie

this was a campaign that at times turned ugly, at one point you had carolyn maloney suggesting that nadler was senile. nadler in the end of the day was the one who ended up having the endorsements of people like chuck schumer, elizabeth warren. he had the support the endorsement of the "new york times" as well. he says he was the one who just ran the better campaign. >> i have called congressman nadler to congratulate him on his victory. he is a distinguished member of congress, i share his progressive values and i wish him every success. >> carolyn maloney and i have spent much of our adult lives working together to better both new york and our nation. i speak for everyone in this room tonight when i thank her for her decades of service to our city. >> reporter: so, again, not so much of a surprise in terms of what happened here at the 12th. big surprise in terms of what happened up there in the 19th district. democrats of course hoping that it could be a sign of what may be to come in november. guys, back to you. >> still remarkable to see a powerful democratic chairwoman lose that spot.

jerry nadler winning over carolyn maloney. but of course it became a nasty battle from what many people saw as two similars. what what was the biggest factor here? >> these two individuals, they are both powerful members, not a lot different about them in terms of their record. but it really got nasty in the final days with carolyn maloney questioning nadler's competent sense i, whether he is senile on camera. and so it really did devolve. but nadly is someone that they really campaigned hard, laid the ground work here. and ultimately won. in this very liberal district, malone any couldn't get over the line. >> and fighting out have we little daylight between their ideologies, but that is how it goes i guess. and democrat pat ryan won a special election. molnaro was expected to win in a district that narrowly went for biden in 2020. and so what role did abortion and the roe decision have in this race and it kind of up ends some of the conventional wisdom about midterms there. >> sure. this was a race that i think a lot of us w

carolyn maloney and i have spent much of our adult lives working together to better both new york and our nation. i speak for everyone in this room tonight when i thanked her for her decades of service -- thank her for her decades of service. i stand before you tonight deeply humbled to be your democratic nominee for new york's 12th congressional district. [cheers] >> [chanting "jerry!"] rep. nadler: i am humbled by the way we worked together to achieve this victory. we won with votes on the eastside and westside, from gramercy to riverside, where the hard work of new yorkers young and old. we built a coalition made up of nurses in yorkville, and yes, may be a professor or two in the upper west side. i am humbled that so many new yorkers found this tough move by our shared belief, a principled progressivism, and i will return to congress with a mandate to fight for the causes so many of us know to be right. but most of all, i am humbled by the example set by the new york leaders who came before me, men and women whose legacies i worked to honor everyday -- i work to honor everyday. wi

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new york redistricting, pitted two 30-year incumbents, carolyn maloney and jerry nadler against each other, that we'll be keeping an eye on. the new tenth district, jones moved 75 miles south to run, and in florida, charlie crist, former governor, former republican trying to get the democratic nomination. nikki fried his main opponent. winner gets ron desantis, looking to win a second term, lo impressively this fall. if he can, it would spark some talk for 2024. >> steve kornacki, thanks. steve breaks down the results tonight at 7:00 eastern on msnbc. as steve said, democrats started the cycle thinking they could net at least three house seats. there's a chance they could lose as many as five. tonight's outcomes in new york, this is all in new york state of course could give us a good idea of which way things are heading. joining us is former congressman joe crowley from new york. the intra-party face-off. new york's redrawn 12th district. carolyn maloney and jerry nadler, two powerhouses, it's east side and west side and it's a mess. >> it is a bit of a mess. two titans as you say.

congress for new york democrat, carolyn maloney. cnn protects her colleague, joey nadler, will win the democratic primary for states nearly drawn 12 congressional district. now they're and maloney are both part for the regrets. she is the chair of the hous

and jerry nadler has beat fellow congresswoman carolyn maloney. download the cbs news app on cell phone or connected tv. matt pieper, cbs news. ♪ >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> tonight we're learning new information about the fbi search at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate, giving us a glimpse into what kind of classified materials were allegedly kept at the 45th president's florida home. cbs news previously reported that classified documents were found in boxes that national archives got back in january, but the trump team shared a letter from the archivist with new details inside those 15 boxes were documents marked as classified, national security information, including the highest levels of classification, some known as special access program materials. now that means that trump took to florida some of the most highly classified secrets in the government. we have a lot of news and robert costa will start us off from palm beach, florida. good evening, robert. >> reporter: good evening, norah, stunning new details

carolyn maloney leads the house oversight committee. but now a redrawn new york congressional map has forced the longtime allies to run against each other. and in the 11th hour, the race has gotten ugly. >> i think you should read the editorial in "the new york post" today. they call him senile. >> have you been disappointed by some of the comments from congresswoman maloney? >> yes. i've been very disappointed when she talks about -- they're not really running for the seat, or that i'm senile, i mean, it's absurd. i'm surprised at her. >> reporter: both were elected in 1992. nadler has emphasized he's the city's only remaining jewish congressman. maloney has emphasized her fight for abortion rights. >> you cannot send a man to do a woman's job. >> reporter: today i asked nadler what happens if his constituents vote him out. and if you lose this race, is this district still in good hands? >> ah -- it's in good hands, yes. not as good. >> reporter: in florida tonight, another hard fought democratic primary. two candidates battling it out

especially in the carolyn maloney case. she is up against gerald nadler. this is her district normally district 12, he's gone from 10 after redistricting and he kind of got his home got redistricted out, he decided to go for district 12 in which he now lives. donald trump, i mean, he doesn't like carolyn maloney, let's be clear about why he really does not like her and why this is sort of a sick em moment. >> she is the chair of the oversight committee who has been going after donald trump. she is also the leader of the congressional district where trump tower is located. a congressional district which donald trump lost twice. so there is no love lost here whatsoever. and frankly, some of the strategy appears to have worked. he throws out these mock endorsements, and all of the people running against daniel goldman in new york ten, they seized on it, we can can't have this -- we can't have this person that trump likes as the democratic nominee for this district. they took the bait, they ran with it as donald trump knew they would. >> that's our next conver

earlier this week, congresswoman, carolyn maloney, and congresswoman benny thompson, called for officials at the department of homeland security's independent watchdog to testify about that agency's handling of missing secret service text messages from the same time period. here is former defense secretary, leon panetta, an msnbc. >> i don't think there is any question, when you go from agency, to agency, and find out that key messages have been deleted, something is going on here, that resembles, clearly, a conspiracy. >> joining me now, harry lippman, former u.s. attorney, and former deputy assistant attorney general. he is the host of the talking feds. not the talking heads, the talking feds, podcast. harry, thank you for joining me. let's start with the news of the department of defense wiping the phones of some former senior trump administration officials. we, the public, only know about this latest trove of missing texts, because the government watchdog group, american oversight, sued the d.o.d.. so, let's talk about this. how we got this information, what it means, and what we shou

long-time congressional colleagues carolyn maloney and jerry nadler are going head to head. here to share his reporting and insights, senior political reporter isaac dovar. >> reporter: hi, abby. >> you got me tongue tied. just kidding. you have been in new york, in your old stomping grounds and you had interesting reporting. you write that maloney dodged questions about her comments and when a cnn reporter tracked her down monday at a campaign stop on the upper west side she began running down the sidewalk to a waiting car while one of her daughters repeatedly positioned herself with her hands and leg out in an attempt to block further questions. after that ordeal of yours, you were reporter obviously referenced in the interaction. >> i was. >> tell us what is going on in that race, maybe a microcosm of how wild the matchup has become between them. >> let's remember, this race happened because of redistricting. it put people both in congress since 1992, serving along side each other agency colleagues and working together, they're running against each other. they weren't pla

carolyn maloney twenty six . why is this significant? ry jerry nadler has been in congress for more than 30 years representing the upper west side of new york . carolyn maloney has been in congress for more than 30 years representing the upper eastes side of new york . d they drew the lines they have to compete against each other in this district. they arere both right now committee chairs and the democrat led house. after tonight, john , c someones not going to have a job at about 71% of the estimated vote coming in. jerry nadler right now has an easy lead here with fiftyea six percent of the vote. saraj patel, age thirty eight said it's time for new blood tried to a inject themselves into the race. and right now he's finishing running rather in a distant third. let me try and show you what i'm talking about here, sean. if i could just tell our viewers at home, newark, new jersey out here, manhattan ,the five boroughs, the bronx ,queens, brooklyn, staten island, this is manhattan right here. nadler had the light blue district for decade

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. >> carley: meanwhile in the state, and then, out of a job when jerry nadler and carolyn maloney go head-to-head. monitoring the race from washington, kevin good morning. >> morning, guys that time of year primary day and the sunshine state of florida, the democratic primary pretty interesting. the former governor a republican but now i democrat running against the egg commissioner nikki friede who is currently florida's only state elected democrats. the winner to take on republican governor ron desantis come november. >> as the governor continues to talk about freedom, he is taking away a woman's right to choose and taking away freedom of speech. he is taking away our opportunities to teach in our classrooms. that is not freedom but oppression. i know that we will see in november, we will see the tierney and tyrant of ron desantis. >> todd: in the meantime, the battle for the senate seat down there in florida, it is val demings. she has the front runner of the democratic primary and hopefully for her, she will get a chance to battle marco rubio who you probably know has not touched

maloney. and cnn projects nadler will win the district ending maloney's three decades in congress. he beat not just maloney but also newcomer patel. >> we new yorkers don't know how to surrender. new yorkers stand up and fight. when it comes to unpacking our supreme court, i'm going to stand up and fight. we're going to end the scorurge of gun violence in america because we'll stand up and fight. we're going to restore abortion access across our entire nation. i'm going to stand up and fight to protect and expand our other fundamental rights too. >> in florida democratic voters have chosen val demings to take on marco rubio. demings is hoping anger over abortion rights will sway voters. >> i dream of an america where we protect constitutional rights like a woman's right to choose! i've said it along this campaign trail, let me say it again, we're not going back. we're not. >> the race for florida governor is also set. cnn projects charlie crist will win the democratic primary and take on incum

it was a battle carolyn maloney never wanted, and it was a battle she lost the following comment jerry nadler in the new york's 12 district. each of the democratic titans chaired powerful committees, but they were forced into an upper manhattan clash due to redistricting. in florida, representative val demings has won the democratic senate primary by a landslide for the former orlando police chief will face incumbent republican senator marco rubio in the midterms. and florida has also chosen house democrat, charlie crist, to take on republican incumbent, ron desantis, come november. democrats are eager to slow down desantis ahead of his rumored residential bid in 2024. cnn's senior editor of the "atlantic," back with us. good to have you back with us. >> picture having me. >> let's look at what the big takeaways were from tuesday's primaries. what do you think? >> for me, the biggest take away was the special election to fill a congressional seat in the hudson river valley in new york. it was a district that joe biden won narrowly, in 2020, after donald trump had won it in early in 201

if he did his colleague congressman carolyn maloney. new york special election democrat pat ryan topping in a race as a potential bellwether for the midterms. marianne rafferty has all the details. >> good morning, todd, carley, surprising with new york where jerry nadler wanted a decisive victory over carolyn maloney after redistricting a three term democrats and powerful committee members against each other. meanwhile, the county executive patrick ryan winning special election in a important swing district. ryan focused his campaign on the supreme court's ruling overturning roe v. wade sending a clear message to republicans looking to use the seat to put the house. anthony lee redrawn 17th congressional district, democratic congressional campaign committek maloney with challenger state senator alessandro drp. in g.o.p. state assembly member mike wilder this november. now to florida as former orlando police chief and current democrat val demings wins her primary and will take on republican senator marco rubio. rubio looking to serve a

maloney after redistricting three term democrats and powerful committee members against each other. meanwhile, the patrick ryan winning a special election and an important swing district. ryan focused his campaign on the supreme court recent ruling of overturning roe v. wade sending clear message to republicans using deceit to flip the house. the newly redrawn 17 congressional district, democratic congressional campaign chair sean patrick maloney defeated progressive challenger state senator alessandro biaggi. he will face g.o.p. assembly member mike waller this november. now to florida's former orlando police chief and current democratic val demings wins her primary and will take on republican senator marco rubio. rubio looking to serve a third term and while recent poll shows deming's was a slight lead, rubio is favored to keep his seat. in florida's redrawn 7th congressional district, army and afghan war veteran cory mills wins the republican nomination and will face democrat and former florida vice chair karen green. and in another win for a trump-backed republican, anna paula l

in new york, two veterans, selected jerry nadler over carolyn maloney. they competed after the districts were redrawn. >>> breaking developments j overnight. u.s. government carried out air strikes on militia controlled areas of syria. strikes ordered by president biden targeted groups backed by iran's revolutionary guard. did not identify the targets, there's no word on casualties, say it was response to attack on u.s. forces earlier this month. >>> new details about the type of documents kept by former president trump in home in florida. one security expert says if they got in wrong hands, u.s. would be damaged. >>> comes after the national archives gives a sense of how much classified material was in his possession in mar-a-lago. newly revealed letter raised alarm over the material kept at former president trump's florida estate. sent to his lawyers who are making it public. initial batch of 15 boxes held more than 100 documents with classification markings, totally more than 700 pages. some marked top secret. >> top secret is the highest clas classif

maloney against one another in tuesday's democratic primary. and incumbent freshman democrat mondaire jones finds himself running for re-election in a new district where hardly anyone knew him. we look at democratic drama. >> a rare late summer election in new york. >> i'm running. i need your vote. >> candidates in two high stakes congressional primaries on the hunt for votes. >> say hello to congressman nadler. >> political heavyweights and long time allies carolyn maloney and jerry nadler, both in their 15th term in office, now facing off in a redrawn 12th congressional district after a messy redistricting process led to a new court approved map that combines their districts. both in their 70s with similar ideologies, they have spent the summer trying to draw contrasts with one another. >> i voted against the iraq war. she voted for it. i voted against the patriot act, even though 9/11 occurred in my district, she voted for it. >> you cannot send a man to do a woman's job. >> maloney leaning into her champion of women. >> this is the year of

sam, it is not any -- i'm going to go out on a limb here and say carolyn maloney does not have insider information that joe biden divulged to her. i'm going to tell you the fact of the matter is they think maybe they can pull younger voters away from me throwing their president under the bus, the exact type of triangulation that gets democrats in the firing squad at all times. people are done with this culture of defeatism in washington, d.c. from democrats. we should be celebrating accomplishments and fixing people's lives. >>s you know from campaigning, quality of life crime top of mind for many people in this city. it's part of the reason eric adams was elected mayor last year. quality of life outranked anything by a long shot. what do you propose to do to change the trajectory where people are getting shot and stabbed in the subway and people are scared to go out? >> incredible point. i've talked to thousands of voters and it is the number one issue that comes up. i have a three apart plan. one, is that we need to reorient policing. you know, last year in new york city, only 60% of

. >> these are two top democrats, bennie thompson and carolyn maloney. and they're lashing out at the inspector general. this has become an ongoing battle and this time they're accusing him of obstruction. it goes back to the ig's alleged failure to notify congressional for 14 months that the secret service had wiped its phones of all text messages around january 6th. secret service said it was part of that phone replacement program. so after thompson and maloney discovered this large lapse, they demanded that the ig recuse himself, they said they had lost confidence in him. but now they're taking it a step further saying he's just not cooperated with them in the past several weeks. so they wrote this, you have refused to produce responsive documents and blocked employees in your office from appearing to transcribed interviews. your obstruction is unacceptable and your justifications for this noncompliance appear to reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of congress's authority and your duties as an inspector general. in this eight-page letter, it does r

maloney. the longtime allies forced to compete when a messy redistricting process combined their districts. >> carolyn maloney and i have spent much of our adult lives working together for new york and our nation. i speak for everyone tonight when i thank her for her decades of service to our city. >> what a night! >> they voted charlie crist to take on desantis and is widely viewed as a potential gop presidential contender in 2024. in we will never, ever surrender to the woke agenda, florida is the state where woke goes to die. >> if you want to help joe biden get a second term, we need to shut ron desantis in florida down. >> marco rubio for his senate seat in a state that's been trending red. >> stand before you tonight believing i am the promise of america. >> she's been there for six years and she's voted with nancy pelosi 100% of the time. 100%. >> and cnn has not yet called the race for new york's tenth congressional district and a new district made up of lower manhattan and brooklyn. h

but it ain't going to happen. >> ashley, nadler responded to some of the insults from carolyn maloney in a phone interview. he said, quote, it's obviously not true that i'm half dead. good clarification. it's obviously not true that i'm senile, but i'm not going to comment on other campaigns. let them flail away. in a general term, this seat is going to stay democratic, but it's not good for democrats. >> it's unnecessary. somebody's political career is going to be over tonight, and how do you want your friend, because they friends, to go out? >> they were friends. >> i don't know if you can call somebody half dead and still be a friend. but it's unnecessary, and it doesn't look good because they are democratic leadership. they are chairman and chairwoman of two really important committees, and i think that for patel, if you're a voter in new york, i don't think he's going to win, but if you haven't been paying attention and you see these comments come out, you might just say, maybe i'll go for this third candidates and not vote for either one of them. >> congresswoman maloney is lead

in new york, democratic members of congress carolyn maloney and jerry nadler are facing off in a redrawn district. we will get much more on those races after the summary. a jury in grand rapids, michigan convicted two men today of conspiring to kidnap democratic governor gretchen whitmer in 2020. it was the second trial for barry croft junior and adam fox after an earlier jury had deadlocked. the fbi said the men are far-right extremists who were trying to foment civil war. defense attorneys said they were entrapped. >> my client is disappointed in the verdict. it has been a good fight. we made it twice in a row. we were hoping for a different outcome today. amna: evidence showed the plot grew out of anger over governor whitmer's "covid" restriions. in a statement today, whitmer said the verdict proves violence has no place in american politics. there's guilty plea in the police killing of breonna taylor , shot in her louisville, kentucky home in 2020. kelly goodlett, a former detective, admitted today to falsifying the warrant used in the botched raid at taylor's apartment. and georgia

maloney answers the question about president biden. but it was also the view on the issue of abortion, which was generational in the way that it was framed but also a key component now of what democrats are trying to feel their way through in the leadup to the midterm elections. we saw a huge, huge development in kansas. do you believe that can be extrapolated out nationally? what are you hearing from democrats right now about the meaning of what happened in kansas? >> the democrats i've been talking to are all very much encouraged by it because, for once, it looks like this issue might mobilize democrats more so than republicans. you know, all along what the polls have shown, what the outcomes have shown, frankly is that, yes, voters -- certain voters do get excited about the abortion issue, it is just it has been more on the conservative side. those who wanted to ban abortion were more politically motivated, while democrats tended to sort of take it for granted and sort of put it in the back burner. and now kansas shows that's not ne

they cite his performance at the debate where he couldn't remember who he impeached. >> carolyn maloney citing rupert murdoch's "new york post" calling jerrold nadler senile. >> her friend, or at least this was her friend. they had been in congress together for something like 30 years, and now because of this redistricting mess that was set up by the democrats, they're fighting each other. we don't know who is going to emerge from this. we don't know when we'll know. it could be a mess in terms of counting votes as well as it has been before in new york, but it is so, so very nasty between these two. and it really has become an identity contest. she's running on the fact she's a woman. he's leaning into his jewish roots and there's another gentleman who is an indian american and he's talking about a break in diversity and a break to a new generation. we'll see when we knows who wins. >> thanks one and all. >> coming up, days before kids are set to return to the classroom, teachers in one major city go on strike and they're not the only ones. stay with us. i earn 5% cash back on travel p

it is so fascinating to see jerry nadler and carolyn maloney 30 years in congress each facing off like this. what are the issues in the race? they are align the on a lot. >> they're aligned on quite a lot, poppy. good morning. the reality is if you go back even over a 30-year period, they're closely aligned on many issues. there are a couple, but even those are in the past. the patriot act, they voted differently, iran nuclear deal, they came out on different sides. but think about how long ago those votes were. and so to the extent there are differences, they tend to be personal, why the race got a lot personal, a little nasty toward the end here. >> there is another interesting new york race and that is the one between pat ryan, the democrat and the republican mark molinaro, this is a district that has gone back and forth. and how abortion is playing out in this race, because ryan is making it in large part about choice and freedom of choice, molinaro, a republican, perhaps knowing this is somewhat of a purple district here, he's vowing that he would not support a national ban on abo

nbc news is projecting that jerry nadler defeats carolyn maloney and the 12th congressional district, that is the new district drawn in part by the new redistricting that is the result of the latest census. there was a lawsuit, and now two titans of the democratic party and congress had to head matchups tonight. it looks like a jerry nadler is the victor in that by a fairly large margin. we will have more on the election results from new york. but up next, breaking news from milwaukee post about donald trump and the top secret documents he had at mar-a-lago. new reports about how sensitive the material at mar-a-lago really was. one of the reporters who broke that story is up next, we will be right back. that story is up next, we will be right back. be right back. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws

congresswoman carolyn maloney currently holds the post but lost her primary earlier this week. the leading contender to succeed her are virginia's jerry connelly, the january 6th committee and former trump impeachment manager jamie raskin and stephen lynch of massachusetts. both congressman connolly and lynch announced their bid just days after maloney lost her primary. raskin has yet to formally make a decision. that goes to show nobody is wasting time. this is going to be the job one way or the other, no matter who takes control over the house in november. >> that's right. it's going to be, depending on the they win or lose, maybe it's basically a messaging post where you're going up against republicans who will haul in any number of people before this committee. this redistricting effort in new york went totally wrong and unleashed so much mish gas among democrats. we see this battle with these three folks trying to take this powerful position. i imagine they called maloney and said, i'm sorry for your loss and i'm going to apply for your job right now. >> i'm not sure there

carolyn maloney says she doesn't think he is running. watch. >> should president biden run again in 2024? >> too early to say. doesn't serve the purpose of the democratic party to deal with that until after the midterms. >> miss maloney. >> i don't believe he is running for re-election. >> would you support joe biden if he is on the ticket in 2024 as a democratic president -- >> let me make it very, very clear, this is the most, one of the most important pieces of legislation in my lifetime that we've ever done, to have energy security, to fight inflation, to help our geopolitical allies -- >> you work with the democrat white house on night that is exactly. i'm working with it. i'm very appreciative they are but for me to bring the politics into it. oh this is democrat bill. oh, this is anti-republican bill. this is not. i'm not talking about the 2022 election and 2024. >> you're a democratic senator. leader of your own party. elizabeth: wouldn't even talk about it. time ryan, cori bush won't endorse him. from where you sit, what, why ar

>> carolyn maloney has done an extraordinary job. we co-chaired the hearings of big oil, the first time in decades that big oil executives came before congress to testify about climate disinformation, and in fact, we have a follow-up panel in mid september. so she has just been an extraordinary leader and it is going to be a huge loss for the committee and congress. i'm hopeful that jamie raskin will throw his hat in the ring, he is a man who meets the moment, he's done extraordinary work in standing up for democracy and i think he would be great to lead us on that committee. >> and he has expressed some interest in, it but he has not thrown his hat in the ring quite yet. >>> i want to switch to student loans a little bit. you tweeted, on tuesday, that $10,000 should be the floor for student loan relief. in this case, it is for some. it's $20,000 for pell grant recipients. were you surprised that biden went above $10,000? but more specifically, would you like to see them take additional action and how worried are you that this thing

maloney? it's gotten really nasty. >> jake, it has gotten really nasty. this is a very unusual situation. you have nadler, who has represented the upper west side, which is where we are now, for 15 terms, running against his longtime ally and friend, carolyn maloney, who has represented the upper east side for also 15 terms. but because of a messy redistricting process, their districts are now been combined and they're having to compete against each other. i talked to voters who are gutted at the fact they have to choose between one or the other. i talked to all three campaigns, nadler, maloney, and the 38-year-old who is arguing he represented generational change. maloney is still trying to get out the votes, and nadler's folks are saying he feels good. a busy campaign schedule unlike in recent days where he's been laying low. the bottom line is this is an odd time to have a primary, and a lot of analysts you talk to say it's absentee voters. people are out of town. if they're in taupe, they

carolyn maloney also a long-time rep from the city of new york was at a 54 public school chance of winning. a lot of data suggest that nadler is the favorite, he has the endorsement from chuck schumer and "the new york times" and it does seem that the primary momentum it heading in his election. >> two will enter, one will leave as they say in thunder dome. another district that people are looking at it this new district in new york city which has some familiar faces. >> has some familiar faces. how about dan goldman, you've seen him in television plenty. he was a majority counsel during the trump first impeachment. he entered this race as an underdog. you can see at the beginning of the month. this is the betting odds chance of winning, 18% chance of winning at the beginning of the month. he has spent so much money, you can't turn on the television without seeing an ad from dan goldman, spending his own money. he has a 60% chance of winning. that's not a geren teen. niou at 19%, rivera at 14%. jones who actually moved from around your neighborhood down because of redistricting at only abo

you look at carolyn maloney, jerry nadler. start us off with how you see this playing out, at least over the next 24 hours as we get ready for voters to go to the polls. >> reporter: it's been chaotic. new york's new congressional map has created clashes with democrats being fought over idealology and the referendum on the party's leadership. the primary right here in manhattan that pits two powerful house committee chairs against each other in a new blended district. that is jerry nadler versus carolyn maloney, the chair of the overnight committee. they were both elected in 1992 and have risen to prominent positions. in this new map, only one can advance to the general election. one of them will have to leave congress. then just south of here in lower manhattan, congressman jones is fighting to hold on and win a second term in a new district, facing a crowded field of candidates. one of which is dan goldman. he's a wealthy attorney who is an adviser to democrats during the first impeachment of former president trump. interest