unofficial returns completed within the next few days, and every county will be reporting their unofficial returns by next tuesday, so we will have a sense very soon as far as, you know, how many mail-in ballots are left to be counted. the outcome in pennsylvania sets up a consequential race for november. now, that could ultimately determine who controls the senate. tuesday was the biggest day so far of the 2022 primary season. it was expected to be a referendum on whether former president trump has any staying power, but the results have been a mixed bag. in the pennsylvania governor s race, state senator doug mast ya know won, trump endorsed him at the last minute. in north carolina trump endorsed the incumbent in the 11th second district. there will be no return for madison cawthorn. david chalian is with me now. let s start with the pennsylvania gop senate primary. where are these outstanding votes for republicans? first, just look at this margin here, right? we re ta
As we approach these big public hearings that are scheduled to take place next month. we re told that stephanie gri grisham, a former white house press secretary, the chief of staff to melania trump, the first lady. she s meeting with the committee again today. she already had an informal interview with investigators a couple of months ago. grisham, of course, has broken with the trump family. she s written a very critical book about her time in the white house, and she s also been very critical of the way that the trumps conducted themselves on january 6th. she of course wasn t in washington on that day, but she does have unique insight into what was going on during that period of time, so this just an exa example, victor, of how this investigation is continuing to plow forward. certainly is, ryan nobles with the reporting, thank you very much. let s get into all of that now with former u.s. attorney harry litman, a former deputy assistant attorney general. good to have you back. le
That you should take. big public hearings at 1100 longworth. they want to make it a spectacle. and of course we will bring it to you live here on fox news. let s bring in u.s. attorney brett tolman. are you hearing anything so far that would be a significant game changer as bill taylor s testimony is released? you know, i paid attention to the cross-examination of bill taylor. it s always the most interesting part to me. if you look in pages 80 through 100 for example there is an interesting dialogue that develops in this exchange. the questioner is saying, do you acknowledge that there is corruption in this country? is it a long-standing policy that the u.s. is concerned about corruption? answers affirmatively. he seems reluctant though, he doesn t want to give into the fact that yes, this is a valid
But a republican saying something similar. if you get republicans here saying they don t want to go forward until they have heard more from this accuser, would there have to be a delay because republicans don t have the 51 votes. would it be there are big public hearings. a lot of big questions hovering over this nomination with the judiciary committee pencils in for thursday. let s go to cap hol hill where the vote would take place. let me start with that bottom line yes and maybe we can build from there.let me start with th line yes and maybe we can build from there.the vote would take . let me start with that bottom line yes and maybe we can build from there. how does it look for this thursday? public lip thly they are ins this is going to move forward. privately, i think there s a lot of uncertainty. i think your question is slightly premature because we have to find out what s going to happen between now and thursday.
i agree with you. i think look, there is evidence clearly that there were inappropriate conversations. there is evidence that russia tried to interfere with our election. there is an investigation going on by bob mueller, special counsel. one of the advantages of having a special counsel. trump didn t want one but one of the advantages of it is this is supposed to depoliticize the whole process. he is supposed to look at the evidence, talk to people and do this behind the scenes without leaking, without big public hearings and all the rest of it and do his job. that s what we should be doing. happening. this public spectacle doesn t help us at all. bill: there is news, too, christopher wray will be the one that president trump wants to lead the f.b.i. now you are 24 hours later after the story that broke in augusta, georgia, a 25-year-old woman who leaked a document