with the suit do you think we. >> oh, dear. i guess they are black they match the socks and the pants. but they gobble up any stones or dirt and they and d. out inside and -- >> john: they due. they have a litter pickup effect to them no question about that. but there are other shoes made by the same company that look maybe a little better with the suit them what the president is wearing? i don't know i'm not trying to be a fashion consultant here. >> sandra: great to be with you and kick off this week john. thank you for joining us i'm sandra smith. >> john: 's arm john roberts we will see you again tomorrow. the always fashionable martha mccallum has the story coming up next. >> not wearing box diggers today but i respect that. good afternoon everybody.

kind martha maccallum and this is the story. today, how weaker to interview the former president over the weekend and hugh hewitt who is interviewed president trump recently as well join me to martha: react to a number of things regarding the 2024 campaign including this trump bloodbath comment and the spin that has dominated the story. not a whole lot of retractions or apologies around this and we will break it down for you as well as president biden's reported angry west wing grants. what that's all about with some gentlemen who know the background on it vary well. so first, the former presidents attorneys say he cannot secure the 454 million-dollar bond at the new york civil fraud case after being turned down reportedly by roughly 30 different underwriters to cover the norma's unprecedented judgement. so that means the attorney general letitia james could potentially seize his assets

days from now. she said she kept looking up at 40 wall street 2, you know, put a number on it and figure out how much of that chunk could possibly be covered by that. hears trump's attorney on the stories about this issue last week. >> any update on when it's supposed to be paid? what's the latest? >> the judgement was absurd. it's ridiculous. it's never been seen before. we truly stand in the same position that they need to step in and decide what is right. >> martha: meanwhile another legal battle bruce today. a huge important battle at the supreme court. how far can the federal government or presidential administration go in censoring what we can see or watch on social media? gop led states argue today the biden administration had no right during the pandemic to

encourage big tech censorship of platforms like facebook and twitter especially in regard to what we are allowed to see and not see about the covid-19 pandemic, treatments for covid-19 pandemic and the like. we have an afternoon update from outside the supreme court this afternoon on a gorgeous day hello david. >> hello martha it's really a beautiful day. a big day like you said with high-stakes and despite critics of the practice of the government speaking with social media companies those critics showed up in big numbers. the justice seemed somewhat sceptical about stopping the practice of the federal government speaking with some of the social media companies alerting them that they think some of these are overall problematic. justice jackson said the government has a duty to take steps to protect the citizens of the country. the question before the court

though martha, did the biden demonstration improperly colluded the allegation with of the social media companies to take down some of the posts? we are talking about the largest tech firms in the country to moderate or fight digital disinformation, content posted by private parties. everyday people on twitter carrick facebook, other big sites, the biden administration accused and sued for collaborating these large companies to take down some of these vaccine -related posts. hears a sceptical justice questioning the government. >> the only reason why this is taking place is because the federal government has got section 230 and antitrust in its pocket and to mix my metaphors and it's got this big clubs available to it. it is trading facebook and these other platforms like their subordinates. >> a big day in the -- justices

will render a decision by the end of june, early july at the latest martha. >> martha: thank you david very much. joining me now as former federal prosecutor and current attorney could to have you. i want to get into wants going on with the supreme court but first he reaction to this news from the trump team that he cannot come up with the 430 plus million dollars. ethic it's the largest settlement ever against an individual in this country? >> i wouldn't count him out yet. he has a week to actually have the money secured in order to file the appeal. he is now seeking the courts approval to effectively take you the $100 million in bond or to forgive the bond entirely at this point to allow the appeal to proceed. that is the next step khaki wants to appeal this. but even if the court doesn't allow it and james actually tries to foreclose on some of his properties, at thank he still has pouts to move forward through federal court ultimately supreme court to complain about 8 them in violations.

the fine being so astronomically high here that it seems unbelievable to permitted under these circumstances -- eighth amendment. >> it seems unjust that you could be forced to cell properties before you get the opportunity especially given the enormous size of this on spoke -- unprecedented individual judgement that you have to sell the properties than you have to buy them back i guess? if your appeal is heard and to get restitution? >> that does seem very unusual to essentially have to disgorge yourself of everything you are still fighting for. the problem is that people who do that may try to use the core system to just delay their payment of whatever fine they had gotten if they lose on appeal. but here trump has assets in different forms character not in a form that these bond companies khaki said he went through 30 different bond companies that just won't put up that money based on it being real property

as opposed to being held in cash. i think these are unique circumstances and i hope the new york court of appeals looks at it appropriately. but like i said i think even the supreme court would have interest in the case from the eighth amendment ground. >> martha: and her quick thoughts of what happened today the supreme court and what we hear from the justices? how does this feel based on what we got? >> the biden administration continues to promote the idea that they are allowed to pressure these platforms to platform individuals and they say they can go so far as to do that unless they coerce these private companies. acting that is is a rough day for the first amendment. >> martha: and quickly guys but this facebook e-mail up from july 14th 2021 released by the house judiciary this is during the pandemic. can someone remind me why we are removing rather than demoting labelling claims that covid-19 is man-made before may? meta- employee because we are under pressure from the administration to do more and it was part of the more package.

a quick thought when you look at the time period and really a lot of what was removed turned out to be correct. >> that's right. and the pressure they were putting on these platforms was that people would die of covid-19 if they didn't deep platform some messages. so you talk about korsh and, i think arguably it gets to the point. but the justices did not seem to be receptive. >> yes. coercion is the word they will have to determine in this case with regard to the first amendment. some interesting things from the supreme court we will see where it goes. always good to see you and you're thank you for coming and. epic line up ahead, tech congressman, clay travis and mr wonderful kevin o'leary live from new york. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved

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hours from now a texas law could take effect allowing police to arrest people who cross the border illegally. the justice department is challenging this measure. the supreme court could extend a pause on the measure which would allow them to arrest people. that expires today. or, they may decide that they will let texas enforce their own law, sp for, while the legal battle over this issue, estates rate versus federal rights issue, continues. watched this exchange... okay. with that we bring an texas republican congressman pat fallon on the oversight and armed services committee. congressman good to have you thank you for being here. any thoughts on what you think will happen in the supreme court and whether texas we'll be allowed to arrest people who cross the border which obviously would be a big game changer in all of this? >> i certainly hope martha that it will be a penalty because i

believe we are under an invasion and the constitution specifically allows states to protect themselves against an invasion. for instance take from 2011 until 2024 pack a 13 year period only in texas, there's been almost a half million criminal aliens arrested and convicted of 187,000 crimes. murder, great, arson, kidnapping. these are felonies. so i think texas has an inherent right and duty to put their citizens. i do hope the supreme court sees it the way we due. >> this is a piece of the interview nbc did with lincoln reilly's father and they asked if the immigration policy may have made a difference in what happened to her -- lake and riley. watch this. >> to thank a difference in immigration policy would have made a difference for laken?

>> we don't know if it would've changed anything but he might not have been here had we had secure borders. she's being used somewhat politically it makes me angry she was much better than that. she should be raised up for the person she is. >> your reaction to that cirque we. >> my heart goes out to laken's family because i don't think it ever should have happened to be vary gentle about this answer martha, in the past few administrations, obama and trump there being about 1.7 billion illegal crossings the first 3 years of their presidency. under joe biden over 8 million. in increase of 5 times, 500% increase. unfortunately when you have that flood there is a criminal element albeit maybe a few percentage points but tens of thousands of people. i think we are clearly safer as citizens if we have a secure border. and by the way if you're not safe they knew not for you so this is about freedom of liberty

as well. >> martha: 100%. thank you congressman, pat fallon thank you for being here good to see you. >> thank you martha god blessed. >> martha: let's check in with our white house correspondent peter doozy who asked national security advisor jake sullivan about the phone call with the president and the israeli prime mr benjamin netanyahu. hello peter. >> reporter: we were told it was businesslike ad did not end abruptly it ended after benjamin netanyahu and resident biden made their points. and apparently the point present biden wanted to make is he doesn't think benjamin netanyahu can go into rafah without a legitimate humanitarian plan in place. but it's been a long time since biden and benjamin netanyahu talked. they haven't spoken on the phone in fact since favourite 15th. >> whited president pino wait so long? why did he wait 32 days pass between phone calls with the prime mr benjamin netanyahu? >> first of all our teams are in

contact every day at every level president biden gets it daily, twice daily sometimes 9 times daily update on what's going on. he reserves his phone close on 1 tack point to he knows how to reach president biden. in the last 32 days president biden has never declined a phone call from the prime minister. a key inflection point in the dialogue between the 2 sides coming together and talking i wouldn't make more of it than that. >> jake sullivan was also asked if benjamin netanyahu brought up those comments from chuck schumer on the floor calling for new elections and remove benjamin netanyahu from power in israel. sullivan would not say specifically if it came up but he mentioned benjamin netanyahu brought up things that have been in the american press lately. martha.

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[ ♪♪ ] alright. reaction keeps coming in over this issue today. >> martha: . former president trump using the word bloodbath at a campaign rally and ohio over the weekend. he said he was talking about what would happen to the american car makers if he loses the election. watch this. >> we will put a 100% terrified every single car that comes across the line. and you're not going to be able to sew those. if i get elected, if i don't get elected it will be a bloodbath for the whole, it will be the least of it. it up be a bloodbath for the country that'll be the least of the. but they're not going to sell those cars. >> so here's a sampling of how that's going over in the media. watch.

>> even protects a bloodbath what does that mean? he will exact a bloodbath? there something wrong here. >> it's just bold does she do it he was doing, we are not stupid. americans aren't stupid. he was talking about a bloodbath pierced sometimes a bloodbath means a bloodbath. >> leaves seen january 6 that we've seen he let the insurrection. so no were not taking it out of context because the context is his history and his life. >> okay. with that we bring in former white house deputy chief of staff for president bush. media buzz host how weaker to air at his interview with former president trump over the weekend good to have you with this thank you for joining us today. let me go down the line and get reaction to this controversy today? carl lilly start with you. >> over the top and the reason why people hate the media. it was clear calculated

transcript of it and there is reference to the bloodbath when he talks about chinese electric vehicles being made in china or made in mexico and imported into the u.s. that's the context. it gets dropped out. there are other things he says that the media could have gone after he refers to the people in jail over a generous 6 as hostages. people who beat up the police he says in a completely different context not sure that if he doesn't get elected he will ever have another election in the country. those are legitimate things to ask him about but instead they picked the thing in a speech that sounds if you take the word bloodbath out of context makes it sound terrible and is talking specifically about what will happen to the american manufacturing and the auto industry specifically if he doesn't get elected. so, over-the-top and as a result undermines the competence of the american public and media. >> how we what's your take? >> this bloodbath coverage is an outrage and tally rushed out of context.

as he showed he is talking about chops before and after. there be another times where he is signalled possible violence but this is not 1 of them. interestingly enough in my interview with him i asked him about using words like vermin and poisoning of the blood and why he does that when describing illegal migrants and he acknowledged to me he does that over-the-top language and inflammatory language in order to drive media coverage. that's quite an admission given the echoes of nazi germany but he said he does it because he wants people on his turf to be his issues and if you use put ugly clark does correctly witch it doesn't resonate. >> martha: and your reaction? >> i spent 3 hours this morning doing nothing but the story of bloodbath and how his interview because the former president people want to talk about. it's been generous calling it over-the-top and it's allotted to suggest the president was calling for physical violence. he wasn't. and glad you played both the

beginning and the end because it is clearly, clearly. there is no doubt here. what would happen to the automobile industry if the chinese funded and mexican constructed electric vehicles were allowed and without tariff i would have to agree with them this was completely taken out of context because it wasn't about journalism, its superior certain hardcore audience with what they wanted to hear donald trump was a tyrant and he has blood on his hands and more to come. >> yes. but when you listen to joe scarborough he is saying that you are wrong. he is saying, you know, clearly there is an inference in their that's larger than just the auto industry and if you don't get it here just an idiot that's what he is saying. >> i'm not going to call him stupid like he is calling all of us stupid on this panel. i used to go on his show when he was in love with trump and they would both beat up on me.

he is changed over time as ratings required were. but this morning was laughable. joe knows it and he's got ratings to deliver and deliver to this point. >> martha: it's interesting because what the former president said to you, you know, i do believe he is a politician and prior to the businessman who believes there is no such thing as bad publicity. so if you drop certain words into the ether, you will get talked about, you know, hewitt spent 2 hours talking about this money. hears a sound bite on the issue of the enemy of the people phrase he is used from your interview howie. watch. >> they really don't like enemy of the people, are to be honoured to do it if they would do it right. they are like the police man or policewoman, there like the police. frankly they keep the country honest in a certain way if they do their job properly. they have been doing a properly.

>> your thoughts how he? >> i sense he might be open to some kind of a cease-fire because he's using fake news a lot less and almost went all the way but then said they're not doing a properly so there is no cease-fire as of now. you know, a quick thought on the coverage of this interview of mar de lago. for example i got the former president to say vladimir putin is named he is never even mentioned probably was responsible. here's some of the headlines. trump couldn't bring himself to condemn russia president vladimir putin. trump delivers a head spinning awkward answer to new question about russia president vladimir putin. he did say i don't know. he can't prove it, our camper but well know it's true. this wouldn't have happened without russia president vladimir putin being notified. but it shows you that a lot of people bring their anti- trump biased to the table or trump bias when it comes to these interviews. i try to be straight down the middle and give him a chance to say what he wanted to say.

>> martha: absolutely. it was very interesting interview. carl another thing that came up but i thought was interesting was he was asked about nikki haley and said, you know, she has some talent. everybody is wondering about the bp picks for all the candidates who are still in the running here. where do you think that whole story is going? >> i find it hard to believe that he's going to be as big and strong minded as ronald reagan was and pick his opponent as his running mate. but it was a good remark for him to make and frankly he should have made it the night he petered in south carolina. when he was in iowa he is humbled and gracious and come from entry of his opponents. we didn't and see it in new hampshire for certain. the moment he began united the party was in south carolina he should have said earlier. >> martha: hewitt you put out a short list of people you think our potential bp. what did you think about the comment? and a significance? >> i don't think he would pick

nikki haley that got a little to rot at the end. i think carl is right we haven't got the same 1 that we had in 1980. someone not designed to pick up on ethnicity or particular demographic but someone designed to attack every day about the border and about crime and inflation. i'm looking for someone who can stay on more than a thing else. >> a quick 30 seconds on the biden story about his rants in the west bank. what did you make of that? >> i think he is frustrated by his campaign and abysmally low polling numbers and the fact that trump seems to be beating him. 8 l'anse is a long time to go on all that. 's early don't think biden has gotten great coverage of the asian issue. a lot of democrats are having doubts -- doubts about him so it shows you we've managed to tick off both sides. >> and it also make sure you he has some fight in him and maybe

that was the point of those stories as will. we will see. i hope you all come back soon. good to see you as always great to have you with us and great interviews over the weekend. thank you howie. alright, president biden behind the scenes. frustration we just touched on reportedly boiling over as his approval legs behind former 1 term president's who lost their reelection bids. those are troublesome numbers. we'll show you then and a moment and we will dig deeper into that story in part 2 and clay travis and mark penn join us.

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and anxious about his reelection campaign as he faces a rematch with former president donald trump. that came from nbc news and reports the president was seething at a private white house meeting in january, allies of the president had just told him his poll numbers in this -- michigan and georgia dropped over his handling of the war between israel and hamas. he narrowly won battleground states from 4 years ago and can't afford any backsliding if he will once again defeat donald trump. he began to shout and swear said the report. a lawmaker familiar with the meeting said he believed all this he believed he had done what's right biden had. he means with regard to the israel and hamas situation. it also points president biden's approval rating is now currently lowered at this point in his term then the last 3 presidents who lost their reelection ids.

donald trump, george h. w. bush and jimmy carter. you could see those are troublesome numbers at this stage of the game as he heads towards his reelection effort. let's begin clay travis and mark penn. great to have both of you with us today. you know, mark what to make of these reports that he's getting testy and clearly unhappy with his staff over his numbers and over there pushed back it sounds to me to his israel policy? >> first of all but i would but president clinton i would say he got angry and anxious over his poll numbers particularly in the beginning when they were weak. so, i don't think that's anything unusual in that sense. i am concerned however that, when i look at the poles only 2% say israel is the number 1 issue. people are concerned about

immigration and inflation. and concerned people we'll be using the poles to try to push the israel policy because it does look lately like more politics or being involved in the policy as he really took a strong position for israel. you see it slowly dissipating here. and of course it looks like it's traced to that meeting which would be vary unfortunate because let's face it, the hundred thousand noncommitted voters, it's not the cause of his declining numbers. it's because of inflation and immigration and major issues he has to fortify with swing voters about the presidency he is doing. so i think this could be a serious misdirection here. >> martha: clay let's have a look at the soundbite from well-known cnn political analyst harry antin who watches the numbers closely as well. watch this... >> simple math at this point. biden is behind in arizona and nevada and georgia. he is behind a michigan.

ballgame over most likely, tomo trump wins. >> martha: your thoughts on all of this? >> sounds like biden is setting up for a bloodbath martha i don't know how he's going to recover from this. in all seriousness, to me and obviously mark is far more skilled in analysing these numbers than i am right now this race boils down to this. people have not change their mind about donald trump. they knew what they thought of him since 2015, they made their determination on what they thought of his presidency, but if you go to 2020 biden had 2 advantages. 1 was covid-19 witch trunk upland for fair or foul. i think it was filed because didn't cause it clearly. 2 was people were able to buy into this avuncular load -- likable grandpa joe character who promised he would restore normalcy to the white house be unthreatening at a lot of midwestern voters in particular but also in georgia and arizona

willing to take that chance. now, they have had basically 4 years of joe biden. they see him as physically and mentally unfit for the white house, they see inflation having search, war in the middle east and in europe, crime figures skyrocketing. the border is a complete disaster and they look around and say wait a minute none of this was as bad under donald trump. they haven't really changed their opinion about what they think about his personality or about his overall persona, but they have changed in a big way for joe biden. i thank the wall street journal poll, biden went from plus 10 a farmer correctly in 2020, 2 minus 11 right now purely on do you like this guy? i think that is the election. i think that's why we will spend billions of dollars and nothing we'll not really change unless he gets more likable. >> martha: let's take a look at this. this is the team who helped bill clinton when talking about what

they would do or say to advise the current president joe biden. watch this. >> he is clearly gone mad. i would attack right now i would spend the money and jump all over him because the first thing you do is sew them at handful 1 a look like that. >> attack, start bashing. that's what he needs to do. >> martha: mark what do you think about their take? >> all due respect that wasn't the first election it was the reelection. in a reelection to has to be about their agenda for the future. i thought the state of the union, we will see if it got about. it was too much of a basic speech. remember, people have to reach out during this phase of the campaign to swing voters. bashing donald trump let me tell you, he is been bashed 6 ways to sunday and he should be, you

know, running the democratic campaign, bash later on. but the problem now is the biden presidency needs about 5 points of increased recognition for what it's done and for what it will do. nobody has outlined anything like a next term agenda and anything like an next term agenda that would be popular with swing voters. i think that is the job number 1 here then later on go and bring out your attack machine. >> martha: mark penn thank you and thank you clay travis as well. great to see you both thank you gentlemen. >> nicu martha spoon coming up another gentleman in the house, shark tank investor kevin o'leary. he is not on shark tank live on new york -- live in new york with advice for those at home struggling to keep up with the payments on their homes, their cars, all of this that so many americans are facing right now. we'll be right back music man.

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and events check and investor. great to have you with this cabin. this is the number of 18 to 34-year-old say the american dream still hold true. 45% until true but no more. >> he had elected her that. we celebrate the american dream on shark tank and i met the believer and it. the u.s. what the index that keeps it alive it's the millions of people that want to come here around the world. the number 1 reason is they american dream. there is no country like it. i'm a lipid -- lebanese irish immigrant i'm here. this is where you create wealth and business and jobs. for all of its faults there is only 1 america. >> martha: so, you know, in terms of younger people and how they are focusing on doing that, it's tough for them. houses are more expensive and launching that american dream is putting them in a situation of credit card debt. they are putting a lot of this on their credit cards.

that's an uneasy situation we try to go at sleep -- to sleep in it for these people. >> credit card rates are 20 or 21% annualized so you have to do everything in your power to reduce you're personal spending buy at least 20%. you can do that because most of us buy stuff we don't need. i always start at someone's closet looking at humming sneakers and t-shirts and jeans. when you actually look at what you are its 3 teachers, 2 jeans, 2 sneaker sets. everybody has so much of that stuff that they don't need that it should have gone to credit card debt. the key to this and the reason there is financial stress is basically 0 to 5 and a half% terminal rate at 18 months which is unprecedented in raising rates but they've stabilized now. but this is the new normal and you've got to find a way to pay down credit card debt. it's the number 1 anchor on your life because of the high rates.

the reason i owned all the credit card stocks as if you're willing to pay that much, you're paying the. don't pay me. stopped at figure out a way to pay that down. that is key. >> and really you shouldn't, you should only put on your card wake and pay that month. >> arrived to tell you i do the simple metric looking at your sources of income over 90 days on a piece of paper. every hustle you got to make money including your job, side housel even if your waitress or dork dasher doesn't matter. over 2 thirds that do this simple test including wealthy people burn more cash than they bring in. maybe you can sustain at longer if you're vary wealthy but you can't sustain it if you are basically making the average american salary, $59,000 a year. you're putting it all on your credit card you've got to stop. >> martha: you say there are certain parts of the country that are very much experiencing the american dream. it's become more state-by-state than ever maybe.

>> yes, i think you have to look at the governor of each state setting the tone. they are important but the governors of the state set the policy of. the states i'm doing business and now, montana, oklahoma, north dakota, west virginia, they have very stable policy that we used to fly over them and didn't do anything they're. i'm closing all kinds of deals right now in north dakota with remarkable companies i've never even seen before. really strong work ethic, really focusing on building businesses outside of the state and by doing this i bring in other capital from outside as well. and tell the story. these men care about the state. >> martha: their former businessmen as well who understand how to run a business and how to keep your expenses in line. speaking of that, you talked about putting together a group to buy tiktok. to have an update?

>> a bone is interested it's a delicate situation because it won't be real until the bill is passed. there is the brand and the 170 million users of which there are 5 million american businesses spending $9 billion in trying to acquire customers. that attacks me a lot. >> martha: you said it's the number 1 advertising based in the world. >> 1 of the largest networks in the world. the problem is the chinese are not going to sell the algorithm with the history of these people can't their preferences or any data about them. when people talk about it being a hundred billion dollar transaction no chance. if they're not selling the algorithm i have to rebuild it from scratch its not an expensive. at the gets more in the $40 billion range if it's a fire sale without the algorithm. but not of it happens until the senate votes. >> martha: thank you kevin o'leary, wonderful to have you with us today. could deceive. coming up, the final stretch of a republican senate primary race in ohio.

getting a ton of attention right now with 3 candidates battling it out to take on the democratic senator in november. brown has been there a long time. in the first real test former president trumps endorsement power in ohio. fo

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martha kerri abott afternoon. the story of his hours at the ohio senate primary is truly a closet. were watching other candidates do whatever they can try to get the boat out today as the election is going to be held in just a few hours. state senator margolin is urging bullets -- but today he also drew contrasted senate republicans, bombing if elected to spend more money on ukraine. >> both my opponents are saying we're not going to support ukraine, canmore mesh -- my possession -- position is this that you are safer when americans -- when our allies and our enemy both know that america is going to keep its promise. rep mark noland chief rival in the race businessmen! and former president trump. trump endorsing. today and -- spend more tax dollars -- >> you think that we should spend u.s. taxpayer money on americans are on people in

ukraine? my two opponents wonders and all her money to ukraine. whatever it takes rat macro also watching secretary of state -- he's talking a lot about his past military service in the army and he says if -- is sent to washington he'll make his history. >> all be the first green beret to ever since -- served in the u.s. senate in history at the social object rental ebola valuable but i will be the only one out of 100 members in that -- as a reservist rep mack in this race while coach is also a test as you mentioned not only of former president trump' critical strength but whether or not republicans gain i've had a no money after such a bruising primary because this is a risk that a lot of people are going to watch. >> martha: in the. quick question for you rbc ohio has been pretty red in recent races. what is your sense for the enthusiasm on the ground for this primary risk. are people paying attention? rider i talked to steve party official early that senator

not had actually been lower in early voting there maybe some were expecting but we have to remember now that the presidential race is settled maybe we'll have the examine about people come to the post tomorrow but these candidates there spend a lot of money to try to get people to go vote. >> martha: there will be a lot of focus on the senate as we get closer to mark thank you for gluing us in to the race in iowa. mark good to see you as always. mark morris reporting from cleveland today. the is the story for this monday march the 18th and the story goes on to look forward to seeing back here tomorrow. have a great evening everybody. we got some good podcast coming attack on earliest podcast wherever you go look podcast for the untold story and i will see you back here tomorrow, your world get started right about now. thou looks like it's closing in green territory today. the tune for more on that coming up. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ]