It is Thursday, May 19th. I'm getting a lesson.

And I'm Priyanka Aravindi and this is one of the day where we're still participating

in the standing ovation for Top Gun Maverick that began last night at Cannes. We are still

clapping.

We're nowhere near the theater to be clear but we've been standing and clapping along

with our friends in France for nearly 20 hours now.

We can't hear us because our hands are so swollen but we are doing it.

On today's show, a Russian soldier pleaded guilty in the first war crimes trial since Russia's

invasion of Ukraine. Plus women who play for America's best in the league national soccer

team will finally get paid as much as their male counterparts.

Woo! That is a long time coming. So very exciting news. But first, we will talk a little bit

more about Tuesday night's primary elections. So starting in Pennsylvania, we knew on Tuesday

night that Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman easily won the Democratic Senate primary and

that state senator Doug Masriano, one of the leading proponents of overturning the 2020

presidential election in that state was nominated as the GOP's gubernatorial candidate.

Very different outcomes there. But what have we learned since that time?

Yeah, so let's start with what we don't know and that is who Fetterman is going to face

in November. As we record this on Wednesday night at 930 Eastern, the GOP Senate primary

race has still not been called. Dr. Mehmet Oz, the candidate that Trump supported is leading

Dave McCormick, a former hedge fund CEO by less than 2,000 votes according to the AP,

Kathy Barnett, the ultra conservative candidate that was surging and that had establishment

Republicans worried about winning and even Trump worried about winning was far behind those

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