For a closer look at tomorrow's primaries, as well as a look ahead to this week's presidential debate in Georgia,

we turn to the politics Monday analysis of Amy Walter, of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, and Francesca Chambers of USA Today. Tamra Keith is away this evening.

It's great to see you both.

Thank you.

So let's start with this New York primary race because New York Democrats are no strangers

to hard-nosed and sometimes super-expensive campaigns, but this Bowman-Latimer race

has really opened a rift in the party, on the liberal wing of the party over the

war in Gaza. Amy, help us understand what's happening here,

because incumbents typically have an advantage in elections

that would appear, except for Jamal Bowman.

Well, and this is also unique,

and that is now officially the most expensive House primary in history

and this coming really from outside groups more than the candidates themselves

interestingly enough while the rift is about Israel, there is also a lot of talk in

advertising about other things, namely Bowman, who is pretty new to the to Congress accusing him of not being

supportive enough of Joe Biden on some of Biden's key issues and I think fundamentally what this really what this race really is about it was an

opportunity I think for folks who were supportive of Israel to have an opportunity to find a person within the

Democratic Party who wasn't as supportive and it works in this case the reason

that he is more vulnerable. One he's pretty new

he was just elected in 2020 and two these lines were redrawn and after he was

elected and remember 22 redistricting.

This district used to have a bigger portion of the Bronx,

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