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nearby and here stateside, nearby and here stateside, republican primaries have the attention of washington and bedminsterashi. nn iter looks like we already have winners, if you can believe itt or not, in missouri and inls michigan. h and the polls have just closed in arizona. gh now this hour, hour is going to be a high wire act as we bringal you alll of these breaking stories. but we begin tonighth with threats and truth. that is the focus of tonight s angle. five years ago, speaker gingrich with the taiwan. itwr was a completely wrong. the u.s. should draw a lesson f rofrom instead of making repeate the mistakes it s now. well, let me just tell you one thing, 10:00 a.m. in taiwan and to her credit, nancy, pelosi didn t back down when china essentially threatened to shoot s her plane out of the skt now 1 she s been on the ground for, what, about 12 hours or so landing here just after ten , thirty a.m. eastern today. we re going to bring e you news about the specifi ....
Paul , chuckhnson, grassley, mie in utah?utah? do you have any concern about any of those races?e not. not really, no. me. what about general, who snot. within the margin of error now and up against senator hassan in new hampshire?u what do you call that?about new hampshire? robert ? i think that bolduc has ane we d excellent chance. the last time we did it, he under 3 poin was just a hair under three points behind. republicanas with still some of the republicans kind of not consolidating back behind a particular candidate.. and i think is that one gets if closer. e the vast majority of people in many polls before that primary p ,they want to get through them all. how do you both call the state of pennsylvania?o wins who do you think wins there? matt , i think it s gonnat be tight, but i think oz hasoz h momentum with him. we had a poll where he was ee even he s come up four or five points in the last 5 three weeks, i think oxygens itt out. what do you think, robert ?so i ....
If we look at another call tonight and this is the governor s t race, the primary p republican primary in michigan againri , another runaway to dio who the former president endorsedorme on friday. she really has dominated this race all across the state of michigan. she will face incumbentse governor gretchen whitmer seeking a second term on the democratic side. co t you ve interviewed her, lah a lote of people think that she s impressive p to the point where democrats spent a lot of money trying to attack her even in this republican primary. and it really wasn t close. if we take a look at another storyline tonight, across the five states are the house racesra. you have three of them that are incumbents who voted for former president trump s impeachment. they are in tight races,rs especially a the numbers we re i getting so far . this is very tight in michigan. three . and then a as we go , we talkedr about the michigan governor s race, butac we re not going to ....
Have come through and said, i don t care about the likely voters, i m going to find the unlikely voters. donald trump was successful in getting the unlikely voters, but he was pitching something that you don t want to pitch. how do you get the apathetic voter, those 27 million people that you say did not vote in texas at least, how do you get them to say, hey, it s worth it for me to go to the polls? so, katy, let s look at the last nonpresidential election. 2018. the average number of voters in the contested primary p were only 54,000 people. that s not a lot of voters. that means 26,501 people decided, and in that election, 92% of the seats were decided in a primary, so that s rs and ds. so 2,000 or 3,000 new voters in a primary for the house has a tectonic shift and when you look at people that reliably vote in ....