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pete: cleared the deck of other candidates in pennsylvania has support of president trump. in west virginia there's a large field joe manchin is retiring so this is probably flipping to -- well it is flipping to republicans so the game in town is may 14th the republican primary. so there's a lot of things happening that will control the future of the senate. will: kari lake and one watching jim here, incumbent could that be a blue seat that flips red? pete: primaries primary are an y to kick tires and demonstrate support by bringing your base out because in place like michigan, however, it hasn't been resolved so republicans are going to ballot on august 6th to determine who that candidate will be strong candidates will determine the future of whether or not the senate goes -- the republican direction. it should be a good year for republicans in the senate. because this is six years from
>> some things just go together. like me and joe. >> ice cream on a hot summer day. a strong grassroots and winning campaign. folks we need you on our side. >> and off the wall. >> you can't have a pete without a will. obama joining president biden in cringey new ads to small donors as we draw closer to convention tuesday pennsylvania primary marks final battle ground in the nominating calendar. i didn't realize it was still going on. one more state on tuesday and also be among first battle ground states for the senate primaries of 2024. will: off the wall to better understand what the democrats aren playing there -- and beyond. here is your calendar as pete pointed out still going on. the primary -- pete: something to being the last state? will: not much attention. well but there's a lot of attention on pennsylvania because it is a swing state more on that in a moment and this sets up convention calendars
testify for the former president. avenatti says there's no question the trial is politically motivated because they're concerned that he may be reelected. if the defendant was anyone other than donald trump, this case would not have been brought at this time. also happening this week the supreme court is set to hear arguments on trump's claims of presidential immunity as he fights the federal criminal case accusing him of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. will, kayleigh and pete. will: thank you, madeleine. earlier we were like, wow -- and we'll talk about this. i want to put the question to will hard a of, he'll come up on the show at a 9 a.m. eastern time, how can he trust putting michael avenatti on the stand? how can you trust his testimony in he's been on every side with donald trump, you know, pro, anti, pro again. and, you know, by the very nature of his criminal charges, it's not one that inspires trust. but you point out, there is perhaps an incentive that you can trust. kayleigh: uh-huh. and what is that? the incentive is maybe a pardon.
deescalate itself. it needs to be deescalated by the leaders, and they are not doing their job. we are actually seeing hamas on campus. don't take my word for it, you can take theirs as that protester screamed to me and my husband. we are hamas, we're all hamas, pig. they were holding up a flag of hamas on their phone. we saw one student last night on campus holding up a sign calling on a hamas' armed we think to murder -- wing to murder if jewish students that were standing behind her. they're not israeli. they were singing a song, the hope, and this is shapg -- happening on columbia's campus. it's no wonder these students don't feel safe. they're not protected. pete: here are those protesters yelling we are hamas at you. watch. bleep. >> we are hamas. >> you're what? you're hamas? >> yes. we're all hamas, pig. pete: we're all hamas, pig.
c.b. cotton, those of us living on and off campus cannot go as we please for fear of being threatened, harassed or assaulted. as such, we urge the administration to allow us the attend classes virtually. if i saw a video of them celebrating an american flag being taken down. so make no mistake. not just pro-palestinian. anti-american. pete: absolutely. absolutely. the hole thing is anti-american and anti-israel at etc. core. masquerading as anti-war or proto-palestinian or palestine, as you heard that one woman talk about. yeah, it's happening on these campuses because they're safe spaces the kick around, will, to express their angst about the world they live in that they don't understand because while they rejected god a long time ago and they don't have a narrative ant their own history. so they've been told that the oppressor is the west, and it's america and israel. and they fight back byawaying these flags -- waving these
pete: another skyline. read that top of the stadium. will: i can't either. >> we try to figure out what skiesline this is. pete did a great job last hour. figuring this out. pete: it said alliance bank maybe. still dark so we're looking west coast here. will: what does that stadium say? pete: not seeing mountains something center. will: pete takes this -- >> denver, phoenix, no mountains. will: in the background, in the dark. pete: not going to denver. >> phoenix i said phoenix. pete: it doesn't count when you change your guess. >> give me a win this morning. pete: that's right i was looking for the mountains. >> up on your knees and monitor. >> close trying to pay
people, the southern border. bill melugin tweeted out sol -- some of the responses from if border patrol members he spoke to. after i asked for their response to the $95 billion foreign aid passing the house, but nothing in this package for us, border security as border numbers begin to rise again. here's those responses. unbelievable. we're screwed. so messed up. pete: yeah. they must feel abandoned. how can they not? i mean, especially when this speaker said nothing else is going to happen until we secure the border. he said it right here on couch. i don't know what happened. i don't know if it's a cloakroom thing, if it's an intelligence agencies thing, if it's a uniparty pressure thing, but when you're the speaker, you get to choose what bills come to the floor. and if your caucus doesn't support, clearly, this, then you shouldn't have to. but he felt compelled to without bringing, without forcing the issue to include border security. will: so much so that he's
side and say, no, we're not going to let you wave your little ukrainian flags until we secure our border here? is it just over time they wear people down like speaker johnson? how does that -- i know you said you don't know, but what's that pressure like? >> the pressure is immense. you want to go along to get along there in washington d.c. but you have a lot of principled people who voted no. and, again, i think there are some good people who probably voted yes who do care most about a ukraine. the number of flags the ukrainian flags flown on the floor of the house of representatives, are you kidding me? i just don't understand. i mean, that's where where you have to hold the line and say, new york i'm not going to vote for -- no, i'm not going to vote for this until we take care of america first. that's where i would be, but not enough of them, pete. pete: not even close. you're exactly right. i mean, it's a demonstration of what the democrat party is most interested in. it is ukrainian funding and not our people. >> yeah.
prepared to have a throwdown on a motion to south korea candidate his position as speaker -- vacate. kayleigh: i think democrats will never vote on the border security funding. and he said last night one of the keys for him was the fact that a this was the only way to get aid through for israel. it was unpalatable for democrats to ever pass anything israel stand-alone, so this had to go forward in order to protect the national security of our country in his calculation. pete: i guess. [laughter] i've herald that. i have heard that. you know, i feel like -- yeah. he's dealing with a lot of factors that a morning show host isn't dealing with, so i get that. but you'd love to stand your ground, make your statement and say, hey, we support israel. we're going to put the bill forward. you don't want to deal with it? we'll fight that out in the media. here's our border bill. i know it's not that simple, but that's certainly what people expected. kayleigh: that is the saw sausage making of the legislature.
babied. food. >> that's why i brought this. organic food is the way to go. it adds nutrients, and there's a lot going on in your soil that a lot of people don't realize. the soil is the most important for gardennenning tips. will: how often do you feed? >> spring and fall usually. yeah. for outdoors. indoors -- pete: just mix it into the dirt? >> you just mix it in, and when you water, it'll slowly get down into the soil so your a plants just grab it. kayleigh: yesterday there were these beautiful multicolored tulips. is that hard to achieve? >> no. you have to plant them in the fallen, if so you plant them ahead. they come in bags usually with all different colors, so you can buy multicolors, straight colors. tulips are really easy. in my area, the deer eat them, so a lot of people don't plant them. but deer are usually challenging, so these vertical planter s are the way to go with that as well because deer don't usually come on your patio. pete: you brought some for us.