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General to look into alexander acosta. if you'll recall, he was federal prosecutor in miami when he made this deal to let this multimillionaire basically off the hook, almost. >> epstein. >> yeah, jeffrey epstein. >> that story keeps coming back. yesterday, big news coming out of my home state of new hampshire, secretary of state, bill gardener, the longest serving secretary of state in the entire country, now in his 22nd term, he just got reelected yesterday by the lawmakers there in a 209 to 205 vote. very close. but he has been setting, as the secretary of state, and has the authority for...

Been waiting to see him here tonight. he just walked in. you could hear the chants of charlie, charlie. he came out. he said they're still following the numbers. but he is obviously here to be with his supporters to thank them, feeling good it seems right now about that cushion. we should harken back to the race back in 2012. he faced off against the same opponent, senator adriano espaillat. we know what a nail-biter that race was, 1100-vote difference. that's how charlie rangel kept his seat, his 22nd term. but it got a little tricky on primary night back then. he had senator espaillat conced...

245i6 got to come out. this is really the time that we need you. so it seemed to have paid off. >> and gloria, what is the message that this race in mississippi is going to send to the tea party supporters, the more mainstream republican establishment voters. what is the message going into the mid terms? >> well, look, let's not underrate what chris mcdaniel did here. he challenged thad cochran very well, almost to the point where you might want to say the incumbent winning is actually an upset here. because mcdaniel had the wind at his back and cochran had a lot of money and a lot of organiza...

A weird law. if you don't vote in the democratic primary you can vote in the republican primary as long as you say you don't think you will support whoever won the democratic primary. >> it's the law. >> that's weird. >> let's move from one incumbent fight in mississippi to another incumbent fight here in new york. the fine state of new york. charlie rangel, errol, what happened here, everyone all but said we're planning his retirement party. >> nobody talked to charlie rangel about that. when he ran two years ago and won his 22nd term, he was actually in a walker. he had had some real serious...

District. alexandria field live in new york with more on this. what's go on here normally conditions are elected with overwhelming majorities but something's different this time. >> in this case, the district itself. the lines were redrawn before the 2012 election, and during the 2012 election, congressman rangel narrowly won his 22nd term. he beat out his primary competitor by 1100 votes. now facing the same opponent for a second time. state senator believes in the last two years he's gained ground, more well-known in the area and says after 43 years in office, he thinks that voters will thin...