Looking at today, four states having elections. In the case what is happening right now in mississippi and kentucky quest for the gubernatorial mansion. Democrats hope to put under democrat control there, pick up two statehouses in the process. Kentucky, virginia, new jersey, mississippi, also have separate legislative elections on top of that. You have a host of propositions being debated and voted on across the country in key proposition measures. What powerful signals can come of today. Politico White House Reporter gabby orr, what she is looking at. What are you looking at . Gubernatorial battles in kentucky and mississippi is front and center. What happens in places like virginia, turn in legislative control of that body. That will be crucial. Absolutely. Neil, pretty much two things im looking at right now. Number of one the kentucky gubernatorial race. How will matt bevin perform in suburban lexington and other rural parts of kentucky . It is important to see whether his support
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. pete: good morning. it is sunday on fox & friends weaken and it is father s day. all the fathers we saw in that shot if you re on set including will cain, rachel campos duffy has a father too. rachel: i do i guess. happy father s day to both of you. so great to be here with it on father s day. you are some of my favorite dads. will: thank you very much. rachel: i m probably getting a father s day text. i will turn my phone off people don t know how well we get to know each other. one of the joys that i get to know you not just as friends but dads. what you talk about during the day. anyway for father s day, for mother s day we had a lot of surprises for you. i got nine exists i got nine kids. we got nine kids between the two of you. we ll have four 1/2 surprises for each of you. the first one i played right there for you. there you go. will: wow. pete: whoa. will: this is no small gift, man wow. look at this. pete: you got jordans for us. rachel: yeah. listen i had to sa
Kennedy Center Tomorrow to open the ireland 100 festival which centerpiece of our sentration abroad our 1916 narrow. Sent we felt it had to be in the ennedy center this living memorial to president kennedy. But there are reasons why i here tely wanted to be this evening and just let me first it are with you is our tremendous sense of and respect for senator edward kennedy. The s of course as we know lion of the senate but he was a u. S. Irish s of relationships, i think we all know that. There with the role to understand and explain and interests andrish to work for peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland. I was very proud to be there in arch of last year at the opening of the institute. T was such a moving moment and i loved seeing the recreation of the study. T has an irish flag and signpost and many other signs of his affection for ireland. Reason is that we are remendous supporters of and believers in the mission of the institute. In addition to the emphasis on the senate ther
Centinary. We felt it had to be in the Kennedy Center this living memorial to president kennedy. But there are reasons why i absolutely wanted to be here this evening and just let me quickly share with you first it a few of them. First, it is our tremendous sense of gratitude to and respect for senator edward kennedy. He was, of course, as we know, the lion of the senate but he was a lion in terms of u. S. Irish relationships, i think we all know that. He was there always to understand and explain and advocate the irish interests and to work for peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland. I was very proud to be there in march of last year at the opening of the institute. It was such a moving moment and i loved seeing the recreation of the study. It has an irish flag and signpost and many other signs of his affection for ireland. The second reason is that we are tremendous supporters of and believers in the mission of the institute. In addition to the emphasis on the senate there is t