we saw that change for stacy abrams when stacy abrams ran for governor in 2018 not only did she reportgun restrictions boasted an f rating with the nra where just four years earlier the gubernatorial statewide candidates call themselves and mra democrat. so you saw this seachange of democrats came to their base for the first time rather than ggthen. >> but that's not what happened necessarily with the democratic party at the national level andeven now . the desire for the white house to appeal to people beyond a base is something that makes biden the object of quite a bit of criticism. we see often from those in the base. have you seen that in georgia as well west and mark. >> there's a feeling among democrats that in 2020 it's really hard to re-create what happened. the magic that happened in 2030 and you had a huge surge in turnout. and suburban voters among suburban voters at the base showing up especially in the urban park of georgia. to re-create that it won't be easy especially without donald trump on the ballot, without the extraordinary circumstances we had during the pandemic

that is why stacy abrams is running for governor right now. she is already kind of lucked down the image among liberals being this progressive icon. right now her campaign is revolving it can be kind of summed up in two words expanded medicaid pray that it's an issue she feels has a broader base of support. once she ties back to every question she gets. whether it be about infrastructure development, about the lights of rural georgia paid whatever it is she finds a way to tie that back to expanding medicaid. : : can you explain some of that to people? >> this wasn't some sort of overnight success. it took years of work from organizers who had this plan to start building the party back up and engage with bookers who are alienated from the process, if she was that matter to them rather than try to stick to the middle on every issue they started embracing their core authentic values whether that be gun-control or criminal justice reforms that included decriminalizing marijuana. whether that meant different taxing policies that involved more incom

the policies of the biden abrams policies.$4 a gallon plus nationwide close to being 5 now. 40-year high inflation. everybody's barbecue for july fourth will be 39% higher than last year. we continue to see the disaster at the border. everything stacey abrams is doing, they're trying to distract from the real world problems that georgians and americans are dealing with every day. they know we're doing something about it. i cut the gas tax. we're sending a billion dollars back to taxpayers. a guy said i got my $500. it's helping him fight through the biden and abrams inflation. that's what we're going to continue to do. cut taxes and the programs and the policies and spending that she's proposing, she can't do all that without raising taxes. so the person that is being dishonest is stacey abrams. >> martha: how much you think the roe v. wade decision will play into the election in georgia? i asked stacey abrams. she thinks it's a medical decision despite the fact that she was pro life. now she's pro choice. she kept saying it's

welcome, stacey abrams. let's get into it. this is round two of abrams v. camp.> we're going to do it works. reach out to every georgian across the state. build a multi ethnic coalition. we're going to respond to the pain that people are feeling. the pandemic may be over in the minds of some, but it's real to thousands and millions of georgians. we won't only talk about the pain they feel and offer them solutions, we are going to talk about the promise of georgia. you can't move forward if you don't acknowledge the challenges. we are going to address those challenges head on. we're going to build one georgia. a georgia that reflects the needs of the state, but also the opportunity to thrive for every single person in our state. >> republican turnout surged in the primaries and georgia. brian kemp won his race by more than 50 points. i think there were a lot of factors that contributed to that, but do you think that republican voters are more motivated, if you will, and do you think some republicans will vote for you? >> i think voters are very very excited about

from the ucla professor that took a check from the foundation which abrams also took a check from.has to be anticapitalist. there is no way capitalist and even if you could create some how is nonracial. the same theory that could do that. we still have deep explicit -- export -- >> todd: putting aside they have a sound underpinning from stranger things, which makes no sense. >> isn't this another piece of the puzzle showing stacey abrams wants to transform georgia in a way that quite frankly the georgia voters probably don't want? >> absolutely. despite the fact stranger things with georgia so i'm with you. but absolutely pier that is the dangerous part. you know what, i'm actually extremely excited about what is going to happen in november when it comes to the governor's race. the reason i say that, i have talked to people, individuals who lean democrat but not for this progressive push. they are concerned that she is not going to be good for business. and the reason why georgia is still thriving economically is because governor kemp able to keep the states open as well as fight t

abrams, welcome to fox news sunday.to have you with us. >> thank you for having me >> so with regard to that law, i know that you said you were appalled by the outcome of the court's decision. t given the law that was voted in by the legislature in georgia, do you support the fact that they will carry out the will of the people in georgia and put that law at a six week ban into effect? >> i do not. and i would reject the notion that this is the will of the people. this is a political decision made by the narrowist of margins and done to satisfy an even narrower constituency. majority of georgians rejected the notion of overturning roe v. wade. they reject this bill. this is not the law that will be safest for georgia women. what is more concerning to me though is the notion that our constitutional rights and bodily autonomy that women for 50 years have come to rely on will now be subject to state by state rather than being governed by a federal notion that no matter who you are, no matter where you live, we live in the

martha: i just spoke with they see abrams we look at the kemp/abrams race with the impact of decisionike this in a place like georgia? >> not race as a pencil vignette governor and senate race we don't know yet. we don't know if jonathan mentioned how much is going to motivate democrats versus all of the other things everyday americans are dealing with every day, inflation be the most prominent example. and one thing republicans seem to be concerned about looking back at 2012, 14 and senate races what rhetoric are we going to hear from this? mary miller last night in illinois talked about white life whatever that means. at the shade of todd akin, murdock, four senate races we left on the table. it's one reason in missouri the republicans are so concerned about eric's potential to be as opposed the other candidates who do not have the controversial rhetoric and private life that he has had. martha: evans great point how do republicansbl sicorans sort of s discussion and how they talk about it given the fact that while there's going to be a lot erate voters in places like pennsylvania o

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abrams took 60% of the vote. there and in the south bay in for santa clara county da jeff rosen. 59% of voters choosing to keep him in office and we'll stay in the south bay, the race for san jose mayor is headed for a runoff. santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and san jose city council member matt mahan there at the top 2 vote getters chavez currently holding 39% of the vote. mahan with 32%. chavez previously ran an unsuccessful campaign for mayor in 2006. she spoke earlier today about what she says she learned from that experience. >> i think what's different now is that i've had the experience of both being on the board of supervisors im playing a leadership role, for example, during covid of pulling all the mayors together from all of the cities, coordinating our work together, meeting with them every saturday. we gave them 2 saturdays off for a little over a year. and i think what people want is that kind of coordination, that kind of collaboration, that kind of outcome. >> and was new to the san jos

what does that mean for november when he faces off again stacey abrams again.for joining us. congratulations, folks want to know, how did you win and how did you win so convincingly? >> there thank you, congressman. we were focused on putting hard working georgians first. that is my promise, and second is that i told them i would implement things that i campaigned on in 2018, we have done from from largest teacher pay raise in state history, largest state income tax cut in state history, and going after street gangs, and staying with law enforcement. i stayed focus on reminding people what my record was. also that is the record that can beat stacey abrams in november, that is what wement and everyone is uniting around. trey: you know that is the dominant theme when i would check with my friends in georgia, they would say he did what he said he would do. i am sure it is not fun being object of any former president's ire in particular probably former president trump's ire, how were you able to navigate that. i never heard you address it. almost like you ignored i

so that is a huge help to stacey abrams. look, i'm not paying for a landslide. usually it is the tight votes that people question. but when trump questions a vote where a guy got, you know, 50% more votes than the other, then people also have to start questioning trump's sanity and the fact that he is so animated by a personal grievance that he -- that the people would see that he is not for the republican party, he is only for himself. i hope voters will see that. >> rick, thank you for raising stacey abrams because we want to talk about her. unlike some people who think that it is something stinks in georgia, we think georgia is a great state. so we'll keep all three folks here and we'll talk more about georgia on the other side of the break. orgia on the other side oe break. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. a monster was attacking but the tea

listen, stacey abrams wants to be your president. governor, or road to the white house ends right here and right now this november. >> carley: abrams is confident she will be living in the governor's mansion after the election, and gun control. she recently called george of the worst day in the country to live in fear of the biden administration, failing to keep costs from skyrocketing and a new poll 80% of americans say inflation is a top issue ahead of this year's midterm. >> todd: dan roccato a personal-finance effects are at the university of san diego. he joins us now. dan, great to see you here. is there any chance the inflation approved by november, by the time the mid-terms roll around? >> let's think about that. a hi, carly. i think there is little chance. we may have reached peak inflation and we have not seen inflation company up much more but coming down is a different issue. it is easy to bring it up but a lot stickier come a lot stickier, a lot more difficult to see crisis come down. so i suspect a high number through t

over 100 georgia sheriffs are blasting gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams and we have the scathinger. >> joey: plus house speaker pelosi caught on camera shoving the daughter of a newly elected woman from texas. >> carley: sheriffs calling out gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams saying she's soft on crime. we talked to the ceo of buckhead committee who wants to secede from at lant and and get their own police department. he says is stacey abrams becomes governor, his state will not be safe. >> atlanta will not sheas someone shooting at someone out of the car. if stacey abrams was the governor, this wouldn't be happening, we are voting for kemp for governor. >> carley: kemp is calling for stacey abrams to resign from her role with a group that wants to ban the police. >> joey: mayra flores calls out pelosi after appearing to shove her young daughter during a swearing in ceremony. >> i was disgusted, no child should be pushed to the side for a photo. we will push her and -- in november. >> carley: tomi lahren joins us now, tomi, you see the video and you have flores deputy chief of

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how will that work out for stacey abrams running for governor if tough on crime is on the ballot?that is why we are supporting governor brian kemp. i think you were reporting that he has several hundred sheriffs across the great state of georgia that supported him here the governor and the state police he has had to send into buckhead because atlanta has a stupid policy where they will not chase someone shooting at someone out of a car. so, any other normal place that isn't run by defund the police folks, you would see somebody shooting out of you out of a car and you would arrest them. so thanks to governor kemp he has come to save buckhead. he is it is a temporary fix. but stacey abrams was the governor, this wouldn't be happening so that is why we are voting for brian kemp for governor. >> joey: absolutely, 100 georgia sheriffs supporting brian kemp and stacey abrams stance on defining the police. the mayor of buckhead, good luck with that. >> thanks, joey. i will have you down here for the celebration. god bless you. >> joey: you too. moving on fox news breaking down in tears

henriette criticized abrams leadership citing her decision to recuse herself from investigating 2 high profile police killings. abrams took 60% of the votes and in the south bay, a resounding win for santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen. 59% of voters shows to keep him in office. the primary election shows governor newsom and his democratic allies have a stronghold in most of the statewide races except for one. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story for us. >> governor gavin newsom and his appointees for attorney general, u.s. senator and secretary of state swept the races tuesday night. the results showing each will face a republican opponent in november and that californians realize that they need change for newsom. his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in

abrams tanks, for some reason we do not ask publicly for that public scolding of the germans, well, it is time to move on to publicly asking the americans give us these abrams that are in the warehouses thank you mr. ivan for explaining ivan krychevskyi, an expert from defense express , was our guest and speaker for this hour thank you mr. ivan further news on eva melnyk is already waiting anna eva what happened there thank you colleagues for work, the news editor will continue to work. well, another mass grave was found in the buchansk district. and i will not only tell you about this, stay with us, i will start with the fact that four people received shrapnel wounds as a result of shelling in the zaporizhia region, the russians targeted the civilian infrastructure of gulyaipol, they reported to the regional military the administration of the enemy fired rockets at private houses, in many of them the explosive wave broke windows and damaged doors, and rocket fragments destroyed roofs and cut walls houses in donbas, the ukrainian military managed to advance the front line by 15 km a

abrams recused herself from investigating the police killings of willie mccoy. and sean monterrosa. while voter turnout is expected to be low across california, we hope that changes before 8 o'clock tonight, san francisco's contentious district attorney recall measure might bump up the turnout in the city. kron four's dan kerman has been talking to voters and he joins us live outside san francisco's city hall. dan. >> well, you know, most voters we spoke with outside city hall who are dropping off ballots in person say if there's one contest, our measure that really is getting them to the polls today. it's the recall of be doing in. these are people on both sides of the issue. the official ballot drop box outside san francisco city hall was getting a workout tuesday afternoon as a steady stream of people delivered their mail in ballots in person for many voting each and every election is essential, especially if they're passionate about a certain contest or measure. >> i always vote. it's really important to me. but the most important issue, today's voting no on

henry henry hes accused abrams of playing politics in her position after abrams recused herself fromgating the police killings of willie mccoy and sean monterrosa. california's top prosecutor, attorney general rob bonta and his wife state assembly member mia bonta cast their ballots in alameda this morning. bonta was sworn in last year to succeed javier becerra, who now serves the biden administration. >> i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after serving in the year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely and easily vote have access to the rights to be able to vote unfettered. >> after rob bonta was named attorney general is wife mia bonta won a special election to take her husband's vacant seat in the state assembly. both are now running to be reelected to full terms. there are several statewide races on the ballot. among them, governor, secretary of state. an

an ad that you just put out hitting stacey abrams on the defund the police message. >> would abrams defund the police? >> we have to reallocate resources, so yes. >> fewer cops, more crime? stacey abrams is wrong and dangerous. >> it goes on from there. she responded in the following statement saying house democratic leader i worked across the aisle with the former governor to pass criminal justice reform in georgia that the current governor irresponsibly dispanneded as violence continues to rise across the state under his leadership we must recognize in order to achieve public safety we must also invest in criminal justice and can't punish our way to safety. it doesn't work, it never has. reaction is what then? >> look, that's just some good old political spin right there, bill. she didn't want to address her own words that she said she would defund the police. that is not the camp that i'm in. last year well over a year ago we passed legislation to keep local governments from defunding the police. i'm the guy that ran on going after street gangs for years ago. since i've been in office i

. >> carley: stacey abrams sits on a foundation that supports defunding police and her campaign has triedstance herself from the defund message and says she doesn't support all the views. fox news found a statement from the organization after they launched defund initiative and says this is fully endorsed by the board, including stacey abrams. it looks like she got caught in a lie, tomi. does this hurt her campaign? >> tomi: textbook democrat. todd and carley, there is a common thread we are discussing, democrats running away from the facts that are on the table. you can't run from the facts. glad we uncovered this, i hope it is problematic for her in upcoming election and her political career. democrats are trying to run away from the policies because they are not playing well with the people. if they remain in power, they will return to the radical agenda and narrative when it is politically convenient. we see it every four years with blm narrative, anti-police narrative. democrats are attempting to make you think they don't support defunding the police, but make no mistake, they do, th

i think stacey abrams campaigned, she has opened it up and said absolutely we will take this fight to them and make them pay the price for it. look, a lot of these congressional races and certainly the senate races are going to hinge on what suburban women do. and when you think about moms, those suburban moms who are literally praying and hoping that no one shows up at their school, at their kid's school, with an automatic weapon today, you got to think, they are misaligned and quite frankly, immoral to those moms who are going to decide this election. >> and let me ask you finally, because poll after poll shows that voters' number one issue is still the economy, and i'm curious to get your thoughts, because i'm one of these people who feels that this midterm, and the 2024 presidential race, those are existential races for the future of our democracy, i mean it is the future of our democracy that is at stake here. and should democrats be going out there, with the unified message about the economy, trying to, you know, change the narrative, about the inflation that republicans are gin

stacey abrams, who may be a future governor is also joining us. we are going to get her reaction to the plot to steal the georgia electors from joe biden, and show them. the observations about how this dark world of republican so-called legal scholarship works, and way that eastman letter, how it all moved from eastman to the justice department to the white house. >> i was thinking about that wall squinting today at the visual exhibit that the committee released as part of the hearing, when they talked about the man that they had put at the justice department working with jeff clarke, getting the eastman plan effectuated, making it look like it was the justice department's work, and that was circulated among some congressional staffers, but also some very famous names from republican legal circles on that email, talking about the man on the inside, and what he was going to get done, and how they could brief the white -- they've been talking about that for a very long time in terms of how the network works. >> we're going to get to that, thank you

that prompted a warning for businesses from democratic candidate stacey abrams this weekend.i would tell every single business and woman that they should do what is best for the women that work for them. they need to make certain that they are accommodating the very real health care challenges that will face women in the state of georgia. i would tell anyone, whether you are a business or citizen thinking about being in georgia to take in a very real consideration they danger that it poses to the life and welfare of women in the state. >> sandra: what do you have to say about that? >> given an issue like this when we break it down and economics it becomes very difficult. obviously if stacey abrams wants to be the governor of georgia, she should not be telling business is that people in our states businesses to boycott those businesses just because there is a law that she may not like. i think the other thing, these businesses are looking at this issue and it's a short time win for them and their employees who are going to be better for their bottom line if they allow this to

defended her seat in a landslide victory against sharon henry henry had criticized abrams leadership citing her decision to recuse yourself from investigating too high profile police killings. abrams took 60% of the vote and in the south bay, resounding win for santa clara county, d a jeff rosen. 59 1% of voters choosing to keep him in office. >> another race catching the eye of voters is the runoff or san matteo congressional seat district. 15 california assembly speaker kevin mullin and san mateo county supervisor. david can led the polls last night. they're vying for representative jackie spear seat, which she's had since 2008 mullen who is endorsed by spear, brought in just over 40% of the votes last night. kenneth, a for another. 25 other candidates include gusts mata mall and emily beach accounting for about 18 and 14% of votes respectively. molins in canada are expected to face each other in a runoff election this november. >> nobody got at least 50% of the vote in yesterday's mayoral race in san jose. so that's headed for a runoff in november. santa clara county supervisor ci

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to help them fight for the biden-abrams inflation.ne pair each and every one conceded to the election. so this, could it be harder? do you expect a harder run? >> look very at all of these kind of races are hard. this will be one of the number one, probably the top race of root governor races in the country trying to knock them off but my focus is on georgians. i want to make sure i'm putting them first. i believe we have to give people a reason to vote for us and that is what i have been doing. i've done what i said i would do. when i was running, and i did that when i have been in office and i think people are realizing that whether it's the teacher pay raise we have given, good economic policies, creating thousands of jobs in our state to. that is what i will continue to do, give every georgian what they've they voted for me were not a reason to say hey, let's get this guy in there because he wants our state to be great. i believe that it is. >> brian: governor like you said everyone watch that race in your center race against chur

democrat stacey abrams, stacey abrams talking about companies disney boycotting georgia over its abortions. liz, didn't that backfire when they got major league baseball to pull the game out of georgia after abrams ignited backlash against georgia's vote reform law? that doesn't work. >> that doesn't work. 22 states will probably have stricter rules on abortion. is disney going to remove themselves from 22 states. i don't think so. i think the farther the corporate community can get away from the the bale better served they are. this is better for them and their employees. some adopted rules and benefits to mctheir employees okay if they have to have an abortion. i think that's fine. that is where the argument should be for corporations. the concern should be how their employees are dealing with it. that is all their interests should be in my view. elizabeth: congressman burchett, liz peek that was terrific. come back soon. we love having you on. >> thank you. elizabeth: a city with a shocking new milestone in crime and it's not chicago. we're breaking it down with joe gamaldi. nancy pelo

and we had criticized abrams leadership citing her decision to recuse herself from investigating 2 high profile police killings. abrams took 60% of the votes and in the south bay, a resounding win for santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen. 59% of voters chose to keep him in office. >> the next mayor of san jose will be decided in a runoff election in november. santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and san jose city council member matt mahan are the top 2 choices. no candidate got the majority of the vote. chavez came away with 39% mahan with 32%. chavez thanked her supporters today and said the people of san jose and looking for new leadership. >> if the basics of the city aren't functioning well, business doesn't to. well, communities don't do well, you know, and so i i think that's what you're saying is an aching for change. >> that may had tweeted, quote, we need change to get sj back on track and it is thoughtful change that we will bring through the campaign ahead from the bottom of my heart. thank a hand and chavez are now headed to a runoff election in november to

that's why i'm excited to have people like stacey abrams on the ballot, so that we can have someone, willing to stand up for the rights and freedoms of all georgians, not just some. >> well, this poll in atlanta journal-constitution shows that in georgia, 68% of adults support roe v. wade. so what is the republican political calculation that says, in a governor's reelection campaign, as a republican, he will try to absolutely restrict reproductive rights in georgia. >> lawrence, let's be clear, that it's not 68% of democrats, it's 68% of all people, all voters in the state of georgia. and so -- >> let me just, for the audience, to inform them, 43% of republicans in georgia, republicans are split evenly in their support for roe v. wade. please go ahead. >> what that shows us, lawrence, is that republicans like brian kemp, continue to be out of touch with most georgians, continue to be out of touch with the country. that's the republican party that we are dealing with now. that's who gave us this extremist supreme court, who overturned roe v. wade today. but i have news for them, lawre

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. >> here's dan abrams. thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. baby formula shortage that somehow continues. president biden claiming he just became aware of the issue in april. yet stores formula makers and others say they knew for months. we have the timeline going back to the first warning signs to see where it went wrong. and who's telling the truth? that's tonight on dan abrams live. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed right here. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. oakland officials took public comment today on the future of the proposed new oakland a's ballpark at howard terminal. they're trying to evaluate whether they should remove the port designation from howard terminal to move ballpark. construction forward. the development project has been met with resistance from maritime groups who say that the project could add supply chain woes. the next official meeting. will be on june. 30th will have more on this during kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight. so if you go for a walk in downtown s

let me start by asking about that stacey abrams had, that i just played.ats to center issues like gun control, and abortion rights, in a swing state like georgia, front and center of their campaign? >> absolutely, it is. democrats need to change the fundamental dynamic of the mid term. they are not going to do that unless they get jarring, and throw a lowball. i have to say, watching those republican ads, those ads, when you watch those republican ads, and do you think about what the typical voter is, a mom with kids, it's jarring. it's disconnecting. if you watch those ads you think, well, let's mix the politics of big lies, grievance, division, and replacement theory, with white nationalism, and a culture that glorifies, and normalize, weapons of death. what could possibly go wrong in this country? it is very jarring. so, i think, democrats need to make them pay for being so far outside of the mainstream on these issues. >> let's talk about kentucky for a moment, with an ad we saw from charles booker. a powerful and. even if you don't live in kentucky. i

i'll speak to georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. >>> president biden meets with international leaders at a time of worldwide uncertainty and fear, what can they realistically accomplish? secretary of state antony blinken joins me exclusively to discuss in a moment. >>> plus, keep calm, carry on. boris johnson with his job. >> i want to say this to the people of the united states. >> as the world's economy slows and russia's war rages, what's next for a key ally? british prime minister boris johnson joins me in a u.s. exclusive ahead. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper live in krun, germany, at the site of the g7 global summit. president biden is on the world stage meeting with fellow leaders of western democracies, in addition to the u.s. and germany. the other five in the g7 or group of seven are italy, france, japan, and the united kingdom, whose prime minister we just interviewed. they're here to try to figure out how to stave off a global recession and ensure stability at a time of autocratic muscle flexing, especially russia's war on ukraine, where missiles hit the capital of kyi

campaign spokesperson told fox news digital abrams does not support defunding the police and is a longg in law enforcement. shannon. >> shannon: matt finn thank you very much. >> in tonight's news real roundup singer r. kelly sentenced to 30 careers in prison after being convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking. his accuser testified in detail at his sentencing that he subjected them to perfect verse and sadistic when they were underage and used it for his own sexual gratification. kelly says he dot not accept the government's characterization but did not give a statement himself as he awaits another trial in chicago. house speaker nancy pelosi met with pope francis in vatican city and received communion at a paypal mass despite her support of abortion. her archbishop in san francisco said he would no longer let her receive the sacrament in his archdiocese because of that support >> some of the worst run cities in america are new york city, san francisco and in very last place, the nation's own capitol right here, washington, dc. wallet hub compared the operating efficiency of the

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that's why i'm excited to have people like stacey abrams on the ballot, so that we can have someone,s and freedoms of all georgians, not just some. >> well, this bull in atlanta general constitution shows that's that in georgia, 68% of adults support roe v. wade. so what is the republican political calculation that says, in a governor's reelection campaign but, as a republican, he will try to absolutely restrict reproductive rights in georgia. >> lawrence, let's be clear, that it's not 60% of democrats. that is 68% of all people all voters in the state of georgia. and so -- >> let me just, for the audience, to inform them, 43% of republicans in georgia, republicans are split evenly in their support for roe v. wade. please go ahead. >> what that shows us, lawrence, is that republicans like brian kemp, continue to be out of touch with most georgians, continue to be out of touch with the country. that's the republican party that we are dealing with now. that is who, this extremist supreme court, who overturned roe v. wade today. but lawrence, come november, we have leaders up and down t

still, abrams took 60% of the votes. and in the south bay, a resoundingly win for santa clara county da jeff rosen. 59% of voters choosing to keep him in office. and president biden spoke briefly on the recall election of san francisco da chesa boudin. watch. >> with the first major bill we passed the gave the states and localities billions of dollars. billions of dollars that occurred in the years that the higher police officer reported, the police department. very few have done. 5 states. and the localities spend the money they have the deal with crime as well train police officers. as well as live report police. time to get on with doing that. and that's what i think the message last night. well, the american public was and all the farmers. >> the president's comments coming just before he boarded air force one. he is now in los angeles, participating in the summit of americas. in san jose. the race for mayor is headed for a runoff. santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and san jose city council member matt mahan

. >> that's a decision they could make the then they talk about her election and stacy abrams. but for whatever reason they are not comfortable so then you have a right to use all of your legal resources because i never read any articles but like all democrats what stacy abrams says. >> do you think it would be good for the party. >> i'm focused on 22 not 24. >> have you talk to him at all quick. >> so something he does all the time nobody endorsed let the voters decide. i beat the whole establishment when i ran in 18. >> what did you say when you gave that advice? >> could they still endorsed between now and the primary quick. >> i don't know. >> what is your reaction. >> they cause the gas prices to go up and what the gas prices in the federal reserve and the impact that means we have to gas to pay for things g if you have the gas tax so this is not like if you revenue toif cut expenses. >> so in florida the gas tax goes with the seaport so then with the federal revenue what expenses are we going to cut out. >> if the gas tax is funded with that be hard to bring it back. >> i

compensation for this, and therefore that the production of many kinds of upscale. fighters in 35 to tanks abramsends on the supply of rare earth minerals from china washington’s relations with beijing are now, to put it mildly , difficult, while china controls up to 90% of the world market for rare metals, which are so needed in the arms industry beijing’s monopoly on rare earth minerals threatens national security usa summarize fox news used to watch video stopped working install open watch russian channels and all series movies and cartoons educational programs and documentaries for free without registration. what analogues will replace foreign software? how else to support the industry in the regions? today i discussed all this with the vice-premiers, the head of government, mikhail mishustin, also spoke about which republics and regions will be helped with the construction of new roads. at a recent meeting, the president drew attention to the need to develop regional transport systems. after all, citizens use such roads. every day the government continues to help the constituent entities of

. >> sean: down in georgia, gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams is in more hot water tonight, we areat marjorie casey, the foundation she worked on, board members said stacey abrams serves on increased their anti-police funding shortly after she joined the board and with her approval, that's despite her campaign saying she disagrees with the foundation on these issues. here with reaction as republican senate candidate in georgia, herschel walker, who had a huge won in his primary. great to have you back, i'm supporting her candidacy. you are a friend and i think it be a great senator from the great state of georgia. where do things stand there tonight? >> things stand well right now. the big race is on in your 100% correct, it's going to be a tough race. stacey abrams, you see what she's done in georgia, since one of -- the state is one of the worst place to live in the guy running maybe believes the same thing because he did say and she said that they're running on the same ticket, meaning that they believe in the same thing. that means that they like these high gas prices. i don't.

deputy da sharon henry henry has accused abrams of playing politics in her position after abrams recused herself from investigating the police killings of willie mccoy and sean monterrosa. the state's top prosecutor, attorney general rob bonta and his wife state assembly member mia bonta cast their ballots over now media this morning bonta was sworn in last year to succeed xavier becerra, who now serves in the biden administration. >> i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after serving in the year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely and easily vote have access to the rights to be able to vote unfettered. >> after rob bonta was named attorney general, his wife mia won a special election to take his vacant seat in the state assembly. both are now running to be reelected to a full term. here's a look at the other statewide races that you will see on your ballot toda

joining me now is stacey abrams, the democratic nominee for georgia governor.should also mention that we invited your -- your opposite on from the republican side of things, and he declined. i want to start with what we are seeing right now from the supreme court. there are people out in droves protesting the roe versus wade decision. but there are some also out celebrating it. i want to get your reaction on today's ruling and what it will mean for the women in your state especially in your view the women of color. >> it's dangerous. it is appalling. i am angry. but i'm also committed. we know that georgia has -- our population is 33% african american. now, as you pointed out, black women face three times higher maternal mortality rate than their white counterparts. for hispanic women, it's nearly the same. and we have two of the largest populations in this state. we also are ranked near the bottom in term of access to health care. we are number two in the number of uninsured. we have a very broken health care system. we have refused to expand medicaid. our mat

this is why stacey abrams still refuses to knowledge the election. that was madeossible inarge part by decisions of the supreme court. the preme court has empowered corporations to pollute our water and air. i am relativy certain this coming week we will see them got -- gut the epa further. the project of stacking the court was put together by a group of right-wing billionaires , many of them out of the oil industry and chemical industries. the major priorities were keep our taxes low, in other words help construct a political system where the party that will always keep taxes on billionaires low has power, and deregulate our industries, stop costing us money by forcing us to clean up our pollution. to bring along other voters and the republican party, the court has jumped in on issues like prayer and guns that i doubt anybody on the court gives very much consideration to. and the gop as well. they are really about doing the business of wealthy people and giant corporations, that th throughout this so-called cuure war to bring in voters. host: let me