in washington and he doesn t have to pull for the baltimore orioles still. 49.5 games out of first place, gene? yeah. the orioles the orioles are just nothing this season. on the other hand, my washington nationals, who are usually one of the best teams in the regular season and then fizzle in the playoffs apparently have decided to do it the other way around this year. and so which doesn t work, because you don t get to the playoffs, get to the postseason, but, you know, what was it? last night that one of the starting pitchers, gio gonzalez gave up a two-run home run tore a pitch to a pitcher? come on. off our starting pitcher in the rotation. so you guys, you babies, yeah, cry about, oh, we re only
find out from the white house, they were not pleased with this question whether or not when jared kushner was making these trips to assault and battery and becoming friends with the crown prince there wlns he was asking or inquiring about 666 fifth avenue. for those who have not been tolling it in 2007 the kushner family buys this property, they paid $1.8 billion for it, by 2012 a realty trust bought 49.5% of the office, theres a huge balloon payment due next year. they came close to a deal with a chinese insurance company that fell apart to refinance that. charles kushner meets whhe cuttinaner f minister where funding was discussed in 2017. thereafter when the qataris said no, they get block dated by the uae and saudis. 2019 the $1.4 billion mortgage is due and as vanity fair reports given the long
the candidate, rick saccone. telling them, hey, by the way, there s an election on tuesday, that that information shared by president trump, bringing the spot really helped. wolf blitzer? let s go over to john king and see where these votes are outstanding. i want to also point out, 96% of the vote is in. the libertarian candidate, drew miller, he s got 1,280 votes. he s got more votes than the difference right now. conor lamb, the democrat, still ahead of rick saccone, the republican, by only 918 votes. we don t have exit polling, so we can t say who they would have voted for the drew miller were on the ballot. but this is welcome to american politics, 2018, and for the foreseeable future, third party candidates. increasingly, especially in close races, you re going to see back to them. you can talk to hillary clinton about jill stein, that s up to you. but 918 lead. 49.9 to 49.5. that matters in the sense that we don t know exactly where it s coming from, but it s taking away. so
20 points. the previous republican didn t have an opponent the last two elections in a row. our panelists have been talking about how conor lamb has run a race for the district. when we get up to 91, they jumped from 88 to 90% here in washington county. and again, that s a lead in a republican county, but i would guess go back to the district as a whole. look at this now. the lead for conor lamb is now only 703 votes. 49.9% to 49.5%. look at how tight this race is with 94% of the vote in. and so let s look again. what went up? 97%, westmoreland county. the westmoreland county part, that jumped up. it s a republican area, so that s why. now you re just shy of 10,000 votes there for the lead there. i said earlier, probably needs to be at 60% in the part of westmoreland county that s in the district to win. these numbers have been inching up. might not be high enough, but they are moving up. that s where those votes came from. when this went up to 97%, i want to check over here, 90%
an incredibly close race in pennsylvania s 18th congressional district. 98% of the vote is in. the democrat, conor lamb, is only 700 votes of rick saccone, the republican. drew miller, he is down, he s the libertarian, but take a look at this. more than 215,000 votes have been cast, 700-vote difference between conor lamb and rick saccone. 49.9% for conor lamb, the democrat. 49.5% for rick saccone, the republican. let s go over to john king at the magic wall. and once again, greene county, the smallest county there, 100% of the vote is in. washington county, there s still some significant number of votes outstanding there, about 7%. 7%. the question is, do they factor we re waiting for the rest of the precincts to come in there. absentee ballots still to be