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Watches closely. he pays close attention to this. it is interesting to see this playing out again of him and pence. he and pence being pitted against one another when it comes to who they endorse. it comes down to who is often the loudest voice who is the most stringent against pushing back on the outcome of the election and what they're saying. mike pence is not endorsing someone who is not conservative, but the idea of how this is being played out and how it's being portrayed to voters does show you not just what the primaries are looking like now with the midterm elections are going to look...

That could result in new life for that investigation as well. however, in terms of what's right and most concerning, my top priorities will be what's going on in fulton county, georgia, and everything surrounding january 6th and the department of justice. >> so much to watch for sure. charles cole man, we appreciate your time and perspective today. thank you. still ahead, it is primary day in wisconsin. the political proxy battle between the former president and his involvement in that state's governor's race. what the candidates are saying about the fbi's search at mar-a-lago and how voters...

♪ ♪ hitting the polls for primaries in minnesota, vermont, and connecticut. let's focus on a key race in wisconsin. the republican primary for governor there is another proxy battle between donald trump and mike pence. former lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch is endorsed by pence, while trump has thrown his support behind a political newcomer. tick tim michels. what's the one big thing these candidates have in common?

They are turning to trump. look, we have many questions that need to be answered. was there some type of mishandling of this information or government documents, we need to know, and i understand. i heard alberto gonzalez say that typically you don't answer questions in the middle of an ongoing investigation. this is far from your typical investigation. members of congress i have talked to said, sure, they would like to talk with the doj, but they also need to answer questions for the public to put some of this frustration at ease. >> alice stewart, congressman dent, thank you. >> thanks, vict...

The political skill to turn situations to his advantage, rather than any ability to mobilise people, made Angolan president José Eduardo dos Santos one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders.