to allow a flawed, self-centered, and shameless candidate like Ken Paxton risk everything we've worked so hard to build over these many years.

John Cornyn has failed this time and time again.

In his over 40 years of office, you cannot name one single accomplishment that he's done to help the state of Texas.

So the runoff there is May 26, and the winner will face state lawmaker James Tala Rico,

who won the Democratic primary overnight, defeating Congresswoman Jasmine Crogate.

Control of the Senate could be at stake here.

The Texas race could be a tipping point.

On the Republican side, we are expecting this to be quite a contentious battle.

Things have already been heated between Cornyn and Paxton, and that is expected to continue

in the coming weeks. We heard Cornyn and Paxton both previews some of their lines of attack

last night.

Paxton decried the amount of money that was poured into the state to try to boost Cornyn.

That was more than $70 million on behalf of Cornyn efforts, really adding to why this became

one of the most expensive Senate primaries in U.S. history.

Cornyn, meanwhile, has really warned about Paxton's past controversies,

his legal and personal scandals that Cornyn believes will be a drag on Republicans if he becomes

the nominee in November. One big question going forward, though, is whether President

Donald Trump decides to get into this runoff, decides to endorse a candidate,

something he declined to do in the primary, but he's left the door open to you.

That's certainly something that both camps are pushing for over the next 12 weeks.

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Iranian leaders, looking up and seeing only U.S. and Israeli airpower

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