donald trump leads pennsylvania republicans, leaves pennsylvania republicans fuming while in georgia, the former president reportedly abandons his struggling pick for governor. good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this very busy friday, may 20th. i m jonathan lemire. there s still no winner in the pennsylvania republican senate primary this morning with state officials confirming to nbc news that there are nearly 9,000 votes left to count. the effects of former president trump s handling of this race and other primaries in the state are already being felt. and could hurt his political capital in the future. nbc news reports that exacerbated republicans in the state say the end result of promoting candidates with far right views with such intensive media coverage could boomerang in ways that damage both the party and trump s own chances should he run for president again in 2024. officials reporting that trump s endorsement of celebrity tv doctor mehmet oz, now in
Offered a cynical attempt to disrupt spirit s merger with frontier which jet blue used as a competitive threat. and to your competition concern, spirit insists that regulators would not allow a jet blue/spirit deal to go ahead. jet blue, they say completely the contrary. jet blue says that both deals have a similar risk profile. so clearly, john, things are getting heated. you might even say hostile. but what would you expect? well done. so let s go on to this. i know you ll keep us posted on that in the days ahead. existing home sales have fallen to the lowest level since the start of the pandemic but yet mortgage rates, as most people know, continue to surge. are the record high prices pushing home buyers out of the market? is that what is going on here? it seems as though the would-be home buyers are still interested in buying homes and they are growing and less and less confident that now is the right time to do so. they re contending with rising rates, a shortage of homes for
An anti-trust lawsuit of its own. now, jet blue s offer was significantly higher than the deal with frontier. we saw spirit shares pull back yesterday. but putting out a word of caution, that the frontier/spirit deal is by no means done either and some anti-trust experts say that the administration s view toward anti-trust is a little more stringent than those in the past. so this is one to keep an eye on. there is still some uncertainty to go. we will do just that. cnbc s julianna tatelbaum live from london, thank you as always. still ahead, we re getting right back to that leaked draft from the supreme court that would overturn roe v. wade. we will have the overnight developments and more reaction next, on way too early. can a company make the planet a better place? what if it s a company of people working beside friends and neighbors? pursuing 100% renewable energy in our operations. aiming to protect,