Americas late news. Fox news at night. Breaking tonight, deceptively when he falls but had with for president Donald Trumps Bloodbath Comment, with the Auto Industry and had zero to do with violence. One of democrats want another fight, it appears the former president is happy to oblige. Kevin corics Live In Dc On why the latest from hoechst could backfire and edge if he, kevin, good evening. That it could. The old saying goes like this, ally could make its way halfway around the world before the truth can get its trousers on. Even worse, liars know they have better 5050 shot, youll never hear a correction, and for that matter, the casting the lie before anybody figures out what the truth is. And critics are saying that about those, take former president trumps remarks about a possible incoming bloodbath in the Auto Industry. If i get elected and we make if i dont get elected it to be a bloodbath, thats the least of it. They are building massive factories. They are not going to sell th
night, we are going to get to it. great show. i will see you tomorrow. see you later! this is don lemon tonight. it s election night in america, and coming in from primaries in five states. cnn s projecting that trump endorsed candidate tutor dixon will win the michigan republican gubernatorial primary. it predicts eric schmidt has won the missouri gop senate primary. we ll have more results to come. twitter, dickson, and eric smith, the winners there. the fact, is in state after state, democracy is on the ballot tonight. will the gop be the party of trump and his election lies, or is there room left in the party of lincoln for candidates to defend our free and fair elections? we may get some answers tonight. the last polls just closing right now in arizona, their primaries, were trump backed candidates are all over the ballot, running for the senate, governor, and the secretary of state. the state that has been grand zero for trump s postelection defeat revenge tour. kyu
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country. nick valencia is following the story on the ground in kansas. what do you see, what are you hearing? don, this is a major upset victory for abortion rights advocates, not just here in kansas, but beyond. we spoke last week to kansas for constitutional freedom, that s the main coalition of abortion rights advocates that were pushing the get out the vote, trying to educate voters here. they felt they were fighting an uphill battle because the ambiguous wording of this amendment. a yes vote would ve strip protections for abortion rights. a no votes would ve maintain the status quo. the 2009 teen kansas supreme court put forward. but also was on a primary ballot, where we know republicans are historically more likely to vote and lower voter turnout. we saw a high voter turnout in counties across the state. and kansans for constitutional freedom, they are elated. we re looking in on their watch party to see the reaction here. and they think this is a huge victory for their move
them to see what happens when you put it to voters. and when you put it to women who overwhelmingly support some right to abortion in this country. nick valencia is following the story on the ground in kansas. what do you see, what are you hearing? don, this is a major upset victory for abortion rights advocates, not just here in kansas, but beyond. we spoke last week to kansas for constitutional freedom, that s the main coalition of abortion rights advocates that were pushing the get out the vote, trying to educate voters here. they felt they were fighting an uphill battle because the ambiguous wording of this amendment. a yes vote would ve strip protections for abortion rights. a no votes would ve maintain the status quo. of what the 2019 kansas supreme court put forward. but also was on a primary ballot, where we know republicans are historically more likely to vote and lower voter turnout. we saw a high voter turnout in counties across the state. and this kansans for constituti