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an finally, we'll talk presidential politics with georgia democratic senator reverend raphael warnockit is all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to. tomorrow the republican presidential nominee donald trump will face two legal threats, including the potential of having a half billion dollars worth of his assets seized. and president biden again implores a chaotic republican led congress to fund a foreign aid package and deal with the national security implications of border security. but we begin on the devastating terror attack overseas. in russia, citizens are observing a national day of mourning for the 137 people killed in an isis attack outside of moscow. foreign correspondent debra patta starts us off. >> reporter: investigators are surveying the smoldering wreckage. friday night armed men in combat fatigues burst into a popular concert venue and methodically began shooting the audience before setting the place ablaze. videos posted show people screaming and ducking for cover as the gunmen fired round after r

my guest this morning democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia, republican senator lindsay graham of south carolina and democratic congressman adam schiff of california now competing for a u.s. senate seat this fall. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. politico playbook co-author eugene daniels, marc morial, the president of the national urban league and republican strategisn sara fagan. welcome to sunday.on it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running showwa in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the general election race for er the white house has officially started this week, and on saturday, president biden and former president trump faced off in battleground georgia, a statn mr. biden won in 2020 by fewer than 12,000 votes.at mr. biden wasted no time taking aim at the former president, including for hosting hungarian autocrat viktor orban at his mar-a-lago club on friday. fo >> here's a guy who's kicking off his general

my guest this morning democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia, republican senator lindsay graham of south carolina and democratic congressman adam schiff of california now competing for a u.s. senate seat this fall. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. politico playbook co-author eugene daniels, marc morial, the president of the national urban league and republican strategist sara fagan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the general election race for the white house has officially started this week and on saturday, president biden and former president trump faced off in battleground georgia, a state mr. biden won in 2020 by fewer than 12,000 votes. mr. biden wasted no time taking aim at the former president including for hosting hungarian autocrat viktor orban at his mar-a-lago club on friday. >> here's a guy kicking off his campaign with marjorie taylor green. i

my guest this morning democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia, republican senator lindsay graham of south carolina and democratic congressman adam schiff of california now competing for a u.s. senate seat this fall. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. politico playbook co-author eugene daniels, marc morial, the president of the national urban league and republican strategist sara fagan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the general election race for the white house has officiall started this week and on saturday, president biden and former president trump faced off in battleground georgia, a state mr. biden won in 2020 by fewer than 12,000 votes. mr. biden wasted no time taking aim at the former president including for hosting hungarian autocrat viktor orban at his mar-a-lago club on friday. >> here's a guy kicking off his campaign with marjorie taylor green. it

this is how my faith informs me every single day senator reverend raphael warnock. thank you so much for being here again, especially on this holy day. appreciate it. have the easter thank you >> and you're looking at live pictures of the site of the baltimore bridge collapse where we are seeing the first time hind's of progress maryland governor wes moore will join me live next. and new inflammatory language and imagery from donald trump that's coming up >> carbon >> let's see an infill. >> sunday, april 21 at nine tech allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. so they can bva liver dance >> okay. dave let's be more than our allergies seize the day with zyrtec struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar so one ask about very large because you are greater than your bipolar one. and you can help take control of your symptoms with rayleigh >> some medicine kim's only treat the lows or highs. gray large treats depressive acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar one in adults, proven full spectrum relief for all bipolar once and in very large clinical stud

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and yet yesterday in atlanta, democratic senator reverend raphael warnock of georgia, senator. thanks so much for joining us. so biden and trump were both in the peach state last night highlighting just how critical georgia is going to be in november, a recent fox poll found trump, leading biden by eight points in georgia. the same poll shows nearly one in four black voters in georgia prefer trump over biden. how worried are you about biden voters turning out in georgia this fall? >> well, good to be with you. happy sunday morning. >> listen. it's still early in the election season, and i can tell you as somebody whose name has been on the ballot five times in three years. i know a little something about georgia voters. and i think that as we move through this election and it becomes clearer to people that we have a binary choice. the contrast couldn't be more stark between about who's ready to serve in the white house. we've seen both of these men serve in the white house that choice is clearly joe biden and georgians will get it right for joe biden just as they got it right f

democratic senator reverend raphael warnock of georgia, senator. thanks so much for joining us so biden and trump were both in the peach state last night highlighting just how critical georgia is going to be in november, a recent fox poll found trump leading biden and by eight points in georgia, the same poll shows nearly one in four black voters in georgia preferred trump over biden, how worried are you about biden voters turning out in georgia this fall? >> well, good to be with you. happy sunday morning. >> listen. >> it's >> still early in the election season and i can tell you as somebody whose name has been on the ballot five times in three years. i know a little something about georgia voters. and i think that as we move through this election and it becomes clearer to people that we have a binary choice. the contrast couldn't be more stark between about who's ready to serve in the white house. we've seen both of these men serve in the white house choice has clearly joe biden and georgians will get it right for joe biden just as they got it r

democratic senator reverend raphael warnock of georgia, senator. thanks so much for joining us so biden and trump were both in the peach state last night highlighting just how critical georgia is going to be in november, a recent fox paul found trump leading biden by eight points in georgia. the same poll shows nearly one in four black voters in georgia preferred trump over biden. how worried are you about biden voters turning out in georgia this fall? >> well, good to be with you. happy sunday morning. >> listen. it's still early in the election season, and i can tell you as somebody whose name has been on the ballot five times in three years, i know a little something about georgia voters and i think that as we move through this election and it becomes clearer to people that we have a binary choice. the contrast couldn't be more stark between about who's ready to serve in the white house. we've seen both of these men serve in the white house how's that choice is clearly joe biden and georgians will get it right for joe biden just as they got it r

here's senator raphael warnock. >> do not need his endorsement in jesus in the very last week of his life. chased the moneychangers out of the temple. >> we will speak to reverend al sharpton coming up in the next hour. the reaction to the biden administration approving the transfer of more bombs and fighter jets to israel. the dissent coming from democrats. >> until the netanyahu government allows more assistance into gaza to help people who are literally starving to death we should not be sending more bombs. >> reporters and analysts in place for you. let's go to gary. in the past few hours, the biden campaign released more from the big fundraiser. what can you tell us? >> what we've seen over the past few days since the fundraiser, things coming out little by little. videos and clips in the big $26 million fundraiser that was held at radio city music hall heard resident biden talking about his accomplishments and jerking about former president trump, being self-deprecating about his own age. really getting by with the help of some powerful friends. it helps when your friends are f

. >>> also, raphael warnock joins me as polls close in his state's presidential primary, and he has a warning about voter suppression ahead of the presidential election this fall. >>> plus, a new u.s. intelligence report suggests israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be on thin ice due to the war in gaza. today, i spoke with former prime minsterehud omare who says he agrees that it's hurting more thar it's helping. >> prime minister netanyahu is not acting in line with what i think is the basic strategic interest of the state of israel and i completely agree with president biden. >> but first, polls are closing right now in georgia's presidential primary. even though it is pretty obvious at this point who the nominees for each party will be, tonight is expected to be the night that president biden and donald trump both cross the deegate threshold to clinch the title of presumptive nominees. let's start with steve kornacki at the big board where he lives. what are we looking for tonight? >> as we speak, joe biden is on the cusp of formally locking up the democratic nomination

your colleague, senator raphael warnock, will be joining us on the show tomorrow.resident biden and former president trump each clinched their party's nomination for a presidential rematch. what are you hearing from your constituents? are they fired up for their election, and more importantly, are they ready to fight for the right to vote? because we know suppression efforts will, once again, be an issue in georgia this year. >> first, reverened al, i am glad we are having this conversation because some people, the same naysayers from 2020 would like you to believe that georgia is not relevant in the 2024 election but we all know better. that is why we have the president and the former failed president in georgia both last weekend. but, what we have seen and what i am hearing on the ground coming off the state of the union, that is exactly what my constituents, people across the state needed to get that energy going, to get ready to move into the general election. it is only fitting that on tuesday night, when the votes came in from georgia, that georgia is the sta

we go now to georgia, democratic senator raphael warnock. he is part of president biden's re-election campaign. good morning and welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you very much for inviting me. >> senator, your state of georgia was so key to president biden's win back in 2020. our polling now, though, shows donald trump with 51% of the potential 2024 vote, biden at 48%. when it comes to black voters, support has dropped since the last election. why do you think that enthusiasm has declined? >> well, listen, it is still relatively early in the campaign. and i could tell you, as someone whose name has been on the ballot five times in less than three years, that the polls don't tell you nearly as much as the people do. i think that at the end of day, black voters, georgia voters, will see that this is a binary choice. and the more donald trump talks, the better our fortunes will be and in the end i believe that georgia voters are going to do for joe biden what they did for me. >> but in states like georgia, democrats have been campaigning

jake's guests include senators james lankford and raphael warnock, as well as north carolina's democratic candidate for governor, josh stein. thanks again for sharing your sunday hey morning with us. we'll see you next time >> next the president singled out his work during a fiery address to the nation republican senator james lankford joins j plus as biden hits the trail in georgia democratic senator raphael warnock weighs in state of the union, live next if you have graves disease and blurry vision, you need clear answers. people with graves could also get thyroid disease or ted, which may need a different dr. find a ted is specialist at is-it ted.com? >> okay. everyone our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strength and energy. >> ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of crime with so many choices on booking.com, there are so many tina fey's. i could be. >> so i hired body >> doubles to help me out splurging. tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive tina tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse >> glenn close

for sure >> sophia, let me >> show you a little bit of what senator raphael warnock, senator from georgia i'm had to say to my colleague jake tapper over the weekend when he was asked about this question of third-party voters, right? and what role they might play in this race. watch at the end of the day. >> this is a binary choice and the question is, do you want the america of january 5 that sent its first black senator from georgia, its first jewish senator from georgia to the united states senate. or do you want the america of january 6 pushed forward by president who continues to advance the big lie about the election and behind that line that of course meet the press. my mistake. senator warnock, there basically making a surrogate for the biden team there, right? saying, look this isn't just a referendum on president biden. >> yeah. i mean, i think they're trying to make it about the future of the country and democracy. whereas president trump seem in georgia bringing up the georgia student who was killed, mtg trump, ally at the state of union, forcing biden to say the student's nam

warnock. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. happy easter. see you next time >> next big fallout from the baltimore bridge collapse schlapp's maryland governor wes moore wastes in plus on easter sunday, a conversation on faith and politics with senator and reverend raphael warnock, state of the union live next >> the virus that causes shingles is sleeping. it 99% of people over 50 it's lying dormant waiting and could reactivate shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks and he could wake at any thank you. were not at risk for shingles it's time to wake up because shingles could wake up in, you if you're over 50, talk to your dr. or pharmacist about shingles prevention this making you uncomfortable >> good >> when you've got type two diabetes like >> me, you have up to four times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or worse death even when meeting your a1c goal. this comfort can help you act i'm not trying to scare you. >> i'm >> empowering you to

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democratic georgia senator raphael warnock dodged on whether fani willis will be disqualified. >> i knowhere are folks on the other side of the aisle unfortunately who are trying to lean in here and put their finger on the scale. i won't pile on. i think this case is being played out before a judge and that judge will have to make a decision not based on optics but based on the law. that's the wonderful thing about american. no one is above the law, including donald trump. >> harris: trey gowdy says the issue is actually bigger than fani willis. >> the question for president trump and other co-defendants is whether the indictment is legally sufficient. even if it's not they'll get another grand jury to indict him again. we need to fix the underlying pathology. a politization of our justice system. >> harris: jonathan turley, thank you for joining us today. the big question now is which way this judge will go. are there any tell tale signs maybe in court from what we saw? >> no, the judge has not given any indication. this is a difficult question because in georgia, there is remarkable am

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. >> sandra: this is raphael warnock, senator from georgia, democrat, on laken riley's family sayinghat riley advocates are scoring cheap political points, bill. >> the rileys are your constituents. is it not true there were policy failures that led to this tragic murder? >> it's unfortunate in this moment of grief there are those trying to score cheap political points. >> sandra: ouch. no admission of failure that led to this. >> no. i think i would like to ask the rileys for their view if they think they are being used cheaply or they think people are making a substantive point. i trust rileys more than the senator to look out for their daughter and not want her to be used in a cheap political way. >> sandra: big mcgurn always appreciate your time. thank you for joining us today. >> have a good day. >> dana: the isis terror group is back threatening to be more deadly than ever launching a new campaign to kill jews wherever they find them. general jack keane ahead with reaction. >> sandra: kate middleton is confronting the problem with her photo regarding mother's day. ♪ las vegas g

georgia democratic senator raphael warnock who was also a reverend responded earlier. >> one more instancef folks who do not know how to lead us trying to divide us. this is the opposite of the christian faith. jesus sent the marginalized, he sent to the poor and a moment like this we need voices for tickly voices of faith. >> other republicans in congress had a very different take. >> i think everyone should be insulted by this. the intentional nature of this, easter is a religious holiday. it is such a sacred day work we all meet at the cross. then at the same time to deny that use of religious symbols in the white house easter egg hunt art competition. >> the next time easter falls on march 31, 2086. will send it back to you. >> okay at least we can leave this argument for another whatever that is 63 years. lucas tomlinson on the north lawn thank you sir happy easter. >> happy easter to you. arthel: another united airlines boeing flight is forced to land due to a safety issue. one state attorney general is now investing a key supplier for boeing's planes. that story and much more coming

today georgia democratic liberal senator raphael warnock avoided questions about the case, listen. >> the best person to bring this case forward? >> i know there are those who are trying to put their finger on the scale here. this is what i'm going to do i'm going to watch the american judicial process play out. donald trump deserves a hearing before a jury of his peers. in this case it's voters from georgia. and i know there are folks on the other side of the aisle unfortunately were trying to lean in your put the finger on the scale. i am not going to pile on. >> this week we will learn from judge mcafee if for any willis can still oversee this case but we'll see what happens there. that is going to do for us folks. we will see it next weekend look ♪ ♪ i am shannon bream. dueling campai

today georgia democratic liberal senator raphael warnock avoided questions about the case, listen. >>st person to bring this case forward? >> i know there are those who are trying to put their finger on the scale here. this is what i'm going to do i'm going to watch the american judicial process play out. donald trump deserves a hearing before a jury of his peers. in this case it's voters from georgia. and i know there are folks on the other side of the aisle unfortunately were trying to lean in your put the finger on the scale. i am not going to pile on. >> this week we will learn from judge mcafee if for any willis can still oversee this case but we'll see what happens there. that is going to do for us folks. we will see it next weekend look s right now. have a good night. it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i want to listen to raphael warnock anfaeld ask you a quests on the other side. >> laken riley did notppened to her. this is smoke and mirrors. people who are not serious.rren the only way to address the current crisis on the border in a body of government is on a bipartisan basis. rather than demagoguing this y tragic death by this young woman, they ought to get serious. and let's pass on bipartisansa legislation to deal with theisis crisis. >> trey:. you know, senator warnock said, "she did not deserve what happene hapd tt her." that is a stunning thing to say. i wouldn't want you to step outo on a limb, senator, didn'tto deserve what happened to her? he also says it is smoke and mirroror what do you say? >> trey, she got murdered! weapon her was a crime. she was murdered on the streets where she should have been safe. she was not safe because liberal elites including the president a of the united states refuses to be serious and to get serious about securing our southern border. she was murdered, trey, alongal with 70,000 other americans who already lost their lives to fentanyl! the

senator raphael warnock. >> apparently the beaker finds trans people a point. march 31st has been a day to lift up transgender people who endure violence and bigotry. this is just one more instance of folks who do not know how to lead us trying to divide us. this is the opposite of the christian thing. >> all these new developments for us and getting new word from the administration on efforts to clear away the collapsed baltimore bridge. let's start in washington. gary, welcome. what are we hearing from the white house about plans to assist baltimore after the catastrophic bridge collapse? >> the administration is fully aware of the importance of getting the bridge open as quickly as possible. it very much a whole government approach here with dozens of agencies involved. you've seen already $60 million going into the bridge collapse. this is a drop in the bucket to what it will end up costing. we are talking upwards of $1 billion over the next several years the be needed to get everything back to normal in baltimore. there is economic impact. secretary pete j

it's an idea whose time has come. >>> senator raphael warnock, good to see you.ound georgia. the polls suggest a close race. aides have acknowledged that they believe georgia could be harder to win this time around partly because your name is not on the ballot as well. talk to us about the challenges and the opportunities for the president in your state in terms of whether it is suburban voters, turning them out about issues of abortion rights or trying to win back black voters that might be torn with donald trump. give us the ladle end. >> at the end of the day, it is a binary choice. and that became official just last night. i think that as we get closer to november, people will see that the difference between these two candidates could not be more stark. the stakes could not be higher. and proud of the work i have been able to do alongside the president and the vice president. and proud of the fact that my bill cap to the cost of insulin. >>> no more than $35 of out-of- pocket cost for seniors. we need to get that done for everybody. insulin should not be expe

. >> the president energized dems in the chamber, amped them up really, so much so the reverend raphael warnock complimented biden afterward for preaching. >> i'm a preacher, i know a sermon when i hear one. i heard one tonight. >> it's helpful to remember that biden, who was a senator for decades, was on his home turf. he enjoyed himself so much, he stayed until the lights went out, literally, taking husband time exiting the house chamber as he caught up with lawmakers and chatted about policy. he also got a standing ovation and fist bump from united autoworkers president shawn fain emerging as a top surrogate for biden's re-election bid in michigan. quite a split screen with the assembled republicans who were for the most part silly, obnoxious, performative. like troy nehls, who wore without irony a shirt with trump's mugshot printed on it along with the words, never surrender. even though the photo is of trump literally surrendering. as for marjorie taylor greene, let's say you can't elect your way to class or dignity. she put herself in violation of house rules by donning a trump ca

georgia senator raphael warnock is pressed on whether full con county d.a. down from former president trump's legal case. >> you still feel like fani willis is the best person to bring this case forward? >> well, i'm never surprised when i see donald trump attacking women especially black women. this is who he is. i know that there are those are who are trying to put their finger or not scale here donald trump deserves a hearing before the jury of his peers. i'm going to allow the judicial process to proceed. >> kayleigh: the judge is expected to make a ruling on if willis or prosecutor nathan wade should be disqualified from their investigation into trump later this week. meanwhile oppenheimer winning seven awards at the 9th annual academy awards including best actor win for killian murphy and best picture. >> and i see oppenheimer. [applause] >> yes. >> this movie was the movie that was with chris nolan. [applause] >> he is singular. he is brilliant. >> emma stone meanwhile won best actress for her performance in poor thing. and she also revealed her dress

today georgia democratic liberal senator raphael warnock avoided questions about the case, listen. >>n to bring this case forward? >> i know there are those who are trying to put their finger on the scale here. this is what i'm going to do i'm going to watch the american judicial process play out. donald trump deserves a hearing before a jury of his peers. in this case it's voters from georgia. and i know there are folks on the other side of the aisle unfortunately were trying to lean in your put the finger on the scale. i am not going to pile on. >> this week we will learn from judge mcafee if for any willis can still oversee this case but we'll see what happens there. that is going to do for us folks. we will see it next weekend look "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. have a good night. it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

warnock. if you just stick with us for "today in the bay," "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll explore the 2024 presidential election, turning into a repeat of 2020. the rematch between biden and trump, and the big ticket issues each is fighting for. >>> meanwhile, joe biden defused fears of a partial government shutdown. the senate approved the $460 billion package before friday's midnight deadline as we told you yesterday morning. it will deep the department of justice, transportation, and other government agencies running through september. in a statement from the white house, he thanked leaders in both the senate and house for their leadership on the issue. >>> there is a big push now to get kids of color interested in careers in the medical field. hundreds of middle and high school students of all backgrounds gathered yesterday in

georgia democratic senator raphael warnock who is offering a reverend reverend responded l. >> one moreho do not know how to lead us trying to divide us. this is the opposite of the christian faith. jesus sent it to the marginalized presented to the poor in a moment like this we need voices particularly voices of faith. >> republican senators had a different opinion. >> i think everyone should be insulted by this. the intentional nature of this, easter is a religious holiday. it is such a sacred day where we all meet at the cross. >> former president donald trump has been criticized by the biden administration for sharing a video on social media featuring a truck bearing the image of biden with hands and feet tied together. jon the next time easter falls on march 31 will be in 2086. jon: are at lucas tomlinson at the white house. lucas thanks and happy easter. the president is also hearing it from far left and democrats about his support for israel and polls show he is losing support among black and hispanic voters. had bliss eat new york city fundraiser thursday with former presidents

warnock, senator warnock says donald trump and republicans are trying to use laken riley's desk forout solving the immigration problem. take a listen. >> the fact that there are those that walked away from the bipartisan legislation or at least a chance to debate it and now they're trying to score political points and a wake of a young woman's death that is craving politics at its worst it's what turns people away from politics. in the meantime neither former president trump or current president joe biden have any serious challenges left in their presidential races both of them cannot enough delegates tomorrow to clinch their parties respective nominations. backout hereby although we are waiting for the delegations were the delegates technically in the nominations to be clinched, what is clear at this point the general election is officially underway and immigration is going to be a key clashing point come this november. we will send it back to you. bill melugin, trump's list of potential vice presidential picks continues to grow, show me all the names, let's pull them up. in januar

i saw it in my work with senator raphael warnock. same in georgia.00 voters cast a vote for nikki haley. it is a direct message to donald trump and the maga party that the voters won't stand for this and we will continue to do everything we can to thwart them. >> my point isn't the voters but the people who can bring the voters. that is the peace here that jonathan martin and his political piece was making. somebody like chris christie or nikki haley and others who have the direct connection to those voters that your campaign and joe biden do not have. are you looking to position those individuals first by having the president make that outreach? because publicly, that is a big deal in this environment. i don't care how you cut it, my friend. it is a big deal if the white house or the campaign can say, this particular conversation has taken place. >> look. i think we will have those conversations down the line as we move forward. but the focus is on voters and they know chris christie is one vote. i understand your point that chris christie could may

warnock, adam schiff and lindsey graham of south carolina. >>> this morning alaska airlines says it is cooperating fully as the department of justice investigates that blow-out on a flight in january when a piece of a plane broke away in midair. nbc's george solis has details. >> reporter: it was one of the more dramatic in-flight emergencies in recent memory, and questions swirl how this could happen, questions going all the way to the department of justice. the justice department is and journal investigators contacted pilots, flight attendants and passengers was forced to make an emergency landing where fortunately no one was hurt. the justice department provided no comment to nbc news. the focus of the investigation set to center on whether boeing has complied with a previous settlement following a federal investigation into the airline's handling of the deadly jet crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people. the company providing no comment to nbc news. >> they're going to look pretty seriously at is this a one-off or is this systemic. >> reporter: in a preliminary report la

he was the winning campaign manager for democratic senator raphael warnock in georgia. thank you very much for joining us tonight from biden/harris campaign headquarters. in wilmington. i want to start with what we just identified in georgia, since you are the highest level expert we can possibly engage on winning the state of georgia. that 20,000 votes cast on election day, on the actual election day for a candidate, nikki haley, who the voters know is no longer running for president, where the winning margin in that state was just over 11,000 votes, how do you interpret that haley vote? >> first of all, thank you for having me again, it's always great to be with you. look him about last night in georgia bears out exec and without campaign has been saying this entire republican primary, is that donald trump is failing to consolidate his base and win over swing and independent moderate voters. these voters are protesting donald trump and saying to the republican party that they won't vote for him because of the extremism, and he continues to double down on it, and our c

raphael warnock is on politics nation to talk about all things georgia from the case against trump torties fighting for black voters. in the meantime, al i velshi now. good morning. >> i was enjoying the conversation at the end about the third parties and no labels and the concept of vaccines. we forgot about the fight, but for a lot of americans, it's live. we talk so much about the inherent threats to democracy, but some people decision on that ballot on november in november for the president. based on other things that they think about. and it's volatile to hear that might be influential vaccines and the government's role may

next on cspan2 senator raphael warnock democrat good afternoon or evening i should say it has been a long day on capitol hill. what are your thoughts leaving>> listen i am a preacher i know a servant when i hear one and i heard one i think the president showed up really strong. ol we have been doing over the last three and half years. more importantly he laid out a way forward into the future. that americans we are eight forward facing people. i think he gave us all some hope. >> he told the story or resignation with americans tonight? >> i think so. a sweetsweet talk to georgia they are not interested in the politicians problems. they're winning wedding is thinking about them. to cut the cost of prescription drugs my own bill i am hopeful we move forward on my the cost of in some for everybody. quick cheap talk about a bipartisan bill there's a lot of partisanship in the chamber tonight we do what dxchanges between the president and republicans in the chamber, more than usual? >> is a little bit spirited. but here is the we need a return to dignity. and sometimes theebate in our cou

raphael warnock, if that happened is going to be complete. disaster.on people are just seeking refuge there and they live in a tense. so if that happened that borders most probably will be closed and either you cannot go in or you get trapped in that area. so i'm hoping for that piece least at this table, would happen if that happened, will give us a window of six weeks to go in safely and an implanted to take quite a bit to the medications, devices that have been donated from different ngos to take with me to deliver to european gaza hospital design. can you just got for us the hottest thing you've had to do the patients and their stories that stick with you. >> one of them is a two-year-old that showed up in the morning 08:00, with many, many casualties. and by the time we got to him, he passed away and i tried to find his family, took a picture with on my iphone, has stepped outside and no one would claimed him. just just it really hit me having a kid with seven year that this can get died we don't know his name. we don't know his family. he's going

next on cspan2 senator raphael warnock democrat good afternoon or evening i should say it has been a long day on capitol hill. what are your thoughts leaving the speech? >> listen i am a preacher i know a servant when i hear one and i heard one i think the president showed up really strong. hehe work we have been doing over the last three and half years. more importantly he laid out a way forward into the future. that is we are as americans we are eight forward facing people. i think he gave us all some hope. >> he told the story to that story or resignation with americans tonight? >> i think so. a sweetsweet talk to people back in georgia they are not interested in the politicians problems. they're winning wedding is thinking about them. to cut the cost of prescription drugs my own bill i am hopeful we move forward on my bipartisan bill as we cap the cost of in some for everybody. quick cheap talk about a bipartisan bill there's a lot of partisanship in the chamber tonight we do what did you think president and republicans in the chamber, more than usual? >> is a little bit spirited

warnock criticized trump for politicizing riley's death and blamed the former president for the failure of a bipartisan border bill it's unfortunate that in this moment of grief, there, those who are trying to score cheap political >> points, the border must be secured we know this. there's agreement about that on both sides. which is why we had a bipartisan piece of legislation before us, just a matter of weeks ago. and the fact that they are those who walked away from this bipartisan legislation, or at least a chance to debate it? and now they're trying to score political points in the wake of a young woman's death. that is crazy. even politics at its worse is what turns people away from politics. and i think we can do much better than that. >> during president biden's state of the union address, he did call on congress to send him a border bill. new details now, about another breaking story that we are following this out of haiti, where we're learning president biden approved the operation to get non-essential personnel out of the us embassy a spokesperson telling cnn, cnn, the presi

warnock in georgia. thank you for joining us tonight from biden/harris campaign headquarters in wilmington. i want to start with what we just identified in georgia, since you are the highest level expert we can possibly engage on winning the state of georgia. that 30,000 votes cast on election day, on the election day, for a candidate who voters know is no longer running for president, nikki haley, where the winning margin in that state last time was just over 11,000 votes, how do you interpret that nikki haley vote? >> first of all, thank you for having me again, lawrence. it is great to be with you. look, the vote last night in georgia bears out exactly what our campaign has been saying this entire republican primary is that donald trump is failing to consolidate his base and win over swing and independent moderate voters. these voters are protesting donald trump and saying to the republican party they won't vote for him because of the extremism and he continues to double down on it. our campaign is ma

senator raphael warnock argues trump is the wrong choice. he's looking backward. biden is looking forward. >> tomorrow 4 states are holding primary elections, giving president biden and former president trump each the chance to win enough delegates to lock in their party's nominations. right >> all right. thank you for that breakdown. hannah. well, the department of justice there now launching a criminal investigation into boeing following the incident were door blew out mid air on alaska airlines flight from oregon to southern california. according to the wall street journal, comes after bowing congress last week. can't find records. worked on on the door panel. ntsb, they are continuing that investigation as well. the faa is giving the company 90 days to show how they'll fix quality control issues. coming up on the proper morning news, francisco gearing up for this weekend's saint patrick's day parade. >> well, let you know what to >> well, let you know what to expect. we'll be right back. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're

raphael warnock is on politics nation to talk about all things georgia from the case against trump to both parties fighting for black voters. in the meantime, al i velshi now. good morning. >> i was enjoying the conversation at the end about the third parties and no labels and the concept of vaccines. we forgot about the fight, but for a lot of americans, it's live. we talk so much about the inherent threats to democracy, but some people decision on that ballot on november in november for the president. based on other things that they think about. and it's volatile to hear that might be influential vaccines and the government's role may tip a federal election. >> it will for, i think, a larger segment of the population that people may realize. and i think that's one of the dynamics that both campaigns but especially the biden campaign has to take into account is you've got the other variables you can't take your eye off of. >> and there are many of them and i am glad you all underscored them. thanks a bunch for you guys and see you next week. >> all right my friend. >>> velshi begins

senator raphael warnock argues trump is the wrong choice. he's looking backward. joe biden is looking forward. >> tomorrow 4 states will hold primary elections giving president biden and former president trump each the chance to win enough delegates to lock in their party's nominations in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> time might be running up for tiktok. congress could move forward on a measure this week that could could force the sale of that social media site or potentially ban it across the country. so there is a bipartisan support for banning tiktok. but we've seen some major shifts in some unusual positions here. the bill as quickly gaining momentum on capitol hill that could force tiktok's parent company, which does have links to china to sell the site or face a ban in the u.s. president biden made a splash earlier this year when he is a campaign join tiktok. now he says he's willing to sign off on a potential ban at the same time, former president trump who once supported a ban now seems to be softening his stance. the former president took to social me

here's senator raphael warnock. >> donald trump the deserves a hearing before a jury of his e peers, i know there are folks on the other side of the aisle, unfortunately, who are trying to lean in here and put their finger on the scale. i'm not going to pile on. i'm going to allow the judicial process to proceed. >> reporter: there are other issues judge scott mcafee may have to consider, the defense is pushing him to reopen evidence and include the testimonies of two more witnesses. they say these witnesses dispute willis' and nathan wade's statements that their relationship began in 2022. willis also maintains she kid not financially benefit from the money wade earned in as lead prosecutor in the racketeering investigation. while all of this is playing out, two attorneys are running to unseat willis as fulton county district attorney. christian wise smith is challenging her in the democratic primary saying in part this decision was made with fulton county residents at heart. willis is facing courtney if kramer or on the republican side is, kramer saying willis should be held perman

next on cspan2 senator raphael warnock democrat, good afternoon or evening i should say it has been aday on capitol hill. what are your thoughts leaving the speech? >> listen i am a preacher i know a servant when i hear one and i heard one i think the president showed up really strong. he told the story about the work we have been doing over the last three and half years. more importantly hnto the futur. that is we are as americans we are eight forward facing people. i think he gave us all som he tt story or resignation with americans tonight? >> i think so. sweet talk to people back in georgia they are not interested in the politicians problems. they're wedding is thinking about them. to cut the cost of prescription drugs my own bill i am forward n bill as we cap the cost of in some for everybody. quick cheap talk about a bipartisan bill there's a lot of partisanship in the chamber tonight we do what did you think of the exchanges between the president and republicans in the chamber, more than usual? >> is a little bit spirited. but here is the thing. we need a return to dignity. and

and now democratic senator raphael warnock says, republicans are using the death of laken riley, a student in georgia for political points after she was killed by an undocumented immigrant. if voters understand the politicizing of this issue and how careful do they need to be drawing is highly polarized election campaign well, you're talking about the civic health of the country. anything more careful than there being. but if you're talking about the how this plays out politically, as i said, there is broad discontent over what's happening at the border. and indeed, what is happening at the border in the last several years is a problem for which our laws are not entirely or even remotely prepare, which is just the huge influx of people seeking asylum. and that creating a backlog that allows people to stay five to seven years. in most cases, whether they, in many cases, whether they deserve to have it having justified claim or not in that environment, there for is a lot of tolerance for more aggressive measures on the border. and you see it in the fact that biden was willing to accept this

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