stacey abrams and someone was just a hypocrite.have any increase in violent crime to the tune of 5.5 million in atlanta, the problem. when you stacey abrams wordsmithing when it comes to things like reimagining police are redirecting funds, that means the same thing. defunding the police. it's a a problem. the same stacey abrams had no problem taking a photograph of young children, forcing them to wear mask, and he told them to put the mask. this is a stacey abrams and a liberal hypocrisy. members who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in security and they put to defund the police on top of the fact that democrats like stacey abrams don't stand up for same-sex school choice and continue to be against the wall while they build walls around the elite mansion and their homes. have a gated community and they send their children to private school. stacey abrams is hypocritical and the voters in georgia are going to reject it because in other while he continues to push this idea that republicans are wrong for supporting election inte

, and i think 250 abrams instead of 200 old russian tanks is a good idea, the first abrams will arrives year in the next few years we should have the first tank units in the abrams-polish army but until they are ready for battle i think a year or two let time always be in the top three countries if we talk about support with weapons and training of the ukrainian army and not only the army, why are we doing this, because we believe that ukraine is of crucial importance for the security of poland, ukraine is free from russia, secondly, we know what it is like to be under moscow's boot, that's why we support any country that fights for freedom, as yulia says in sebek, ukraine mostly received the old export version of the t-72 from poland, but there are several dozen tanks that were modernized for the polish army. all are equipped with dynamic protection and have , let’s say, the same degree of protection in relation to the rest of the indicators, then we improve it by installing a more modern sight. well, if the machine enters the first modification, that is, we can reduce it to one type

but if we're not stages a strong, would he be able to pull stacey abrams over the line or could thisredibly apt. the idea that these polls are indicating trends that we are seeing in this moment -- and so, when we are thinking about the midterm elections, it is going to be a battle of the [inaudible] that's what we are looking at. if you are looking at an enthusiastic and determined democratic voting base that is enthusiastic about warnock, i don't see a world where that doesn't translate to the abrams race. but also, to the other exciting races that are on the ticket. talking about secretary of state, -- win and there are some exciting candidates in the state house, with these huge issues on the table. i think that georgians are going to the polls with some demands. and we are talking about protecting bodily autonomy, we are talking about the fact that we are now a -- carry state. we are talking about inflation. these are things that rose to the top in the quinnipiac poll. so, absolutely, with an enthusiastic base that is turning out for senator warnock's reelection, we are very lik

earlier this, week stacey abrams tweeted, quote, where what has been done with abortion rights is an but we can and will fight back. we can organize. we can vote. joining us now are cliff albright, cofounder of black voters matter, one of the best dressed people on tv, and nsÉ ufot, ceo of the new georgia project, a non-partisan voter registration and engagement organization. one of my favorite guests. thank you so much. i can't imagine a better people pair of people to talk about georgia tonight. cliff, i will start with you. just from a straight polling perspective, i've noticed in georgia there's a tendency to underpoll black and brown voters in general. so, when you see numbers that show, say, raphael warnock up by ten over herschel walker, or stacey abrams statistically tied with brian kemp, what does that say to you, knowing full well that there's large numbers of people who haven't been asked and aren't going to be? >> hey, jason, good to be with you tonight. yeah, what it says is, we always have to take into account a couple of points. because at the end of the day, we know t

i got to see the abrams up close. [metal clanking] sounds pretty solid to me.atched it muscle through a course at speeds above 43 miles an hour. to operate, soldiers 18 and older complete a six-week training course. i meet the age requirement, but i think i will stick to the family car. [engine revving] let's go through the major divisions you have at general dynamics. so, one is the marine systems. now you, before you became ceo, you were the head of marine systems, is that correct? phebe: mmm hmm. david: i think i have got it right. there are 68 submarines now in the entire u.s. navy fleet. do we really need a lot more submarines or are we just kind of replacing the ones we have? do we need more than 68? i think that is the number we have. phebe: i personally believe that the more submarines, the better. and while people may be jaundiced or skeptical of my view given where i sit, i think from a national security perspective, u.s. underwater supremacy is critical to our national security, and the more submarines that we can put in the water, the better off we

army has 2000 abrams tanks in service and they are all built by general dynamics.ot to see the abrams up close and watch it muscle through a course at speeds above 33 miles per hour. soldiers 18 and older complete a three week training course. i meet the age requirement, but i think i will stick to the family car. let's go through the major divisions you have at general dynamics. one is marine systems. before you became the ceo you were the head of marine systems. there are 68 submarines. do we need a lot more submarines or are we replacing the ones we have or do we need more than 68? phebe: i personally think the more submarines the better. while people may be skeptical of my view even where i sit, from international security view american underwater supremacy is important to our national security. the more submarines we can put underwater, the better we can put text dara assets overseas. david: it takes a -- protect our assets overseas. david: does it take a long time to build a submarine? phebe: it takes about 70 months to build. it is replacing the ohio class a

that does not mean the abrams won't get that.she was doing everything she can to energize the parties base. at the same time, there is concern among democrats that this faction, that there was not enough enthusiasm based on the gridlock, based on abrams's platform. right now she is unveiling policies it seems like every week to try to identify dries that base and talk about affordable housing, billion dollar tax rebates. suspending the gas tax to provide relief at the prompts. she is doing different, taking different actions to try to energize that base. but there is a concern that the parties base is kind of drifting away. >> the poll also gave us a new look at the base in georgia for the u.s. senate. according to this poll, raphael warnock is leading his republican challenger herschel walker 46% to 43. that is within the margin of error. how much could these races impact each other? could herschel walker drag down brian kemp? >> we do not see this very often in georgia politics, or really anywhere these days. which is a split t

i'll call out stacey abrams, but the mainstream media shield is stacey stacy abrams. lionized her made her a hero and then called out donald trump for saying the same thing. this is the hypocrisy one. i won't participate in it, but i will blow the whistle on it. well, i wonder if people would say that you're you know jumping over some context. they're clearly stacy abrams believe that governor kent republican in the race had taken steps that she felt helped him to win in the total vote. but so did donald trump well, so the trump supporters, they're both wrong. but you can't say one cause is right. so therefore they can say the election was stolen and the other causes wrong because they're republicans. all you do is empower the other side then to say we're going to go even further because the press isn't fair and that's what i object to the president blow the whistle on hillary clinton when two years after the 2016 election. she said that donald trump was illegitimate president nor did they blow the whistle and jimmy carter two years later when jimmy carter said donald

as we see stacey abrams is driving that message home. enough voters in georgia to drop a pretty popular governor. because they dislike his positions on abortion, on guns, on expanding medicine. >> race for deafening and be watching closely. lots of nuance there. tÉa mitchell, thank you for bringing it down. now to the new data out this week that showed a whole lot of mixed signals for the u.s. economy. it appears to be slowing as inflation searches. but the stock market is up along with consumer spending. this after the federal reserve raise interest rates again to tame inflation. on capitol hill, senate democrats are cramming to get legislation passed that will bring economic relief to struggling americans before their august recess. nbc's chris malone reports from washington. >> it will come as no surprise to many but new economic numbers friday show the price you pay remains stubbornly high. at the same time, the economy is slowing down. >> consumers are running fast but it's like they're running on a treadmill. they're not getting an

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stacey abrams joins me now.lanation of where things stand in your state right now for women, and their reproductive health care. >> right now, women are in extreme danger. georgia governor brian kemp placed a law in 2019, that eliminates isis to the right to the abortion after six weeks. most women don't know their pregnant before six weeks. and when exasperates this crisis is that 82 of the 159 counties, so of half of the state does not have an ob/gyn, 18 counties don't have a general family doctor. nine counties have no physicians at all. we refused to expand medicaid, we have the second highest maternal mortality rate in the nation. so, pregnant women die more in georgia. and if you're a black woman then your likelihood of dying is three times higher, and black people comprised 33% of the state of georgia. so if you are a woman you are in danger, if you're a black woman you are in extreme danger, and if you're a person in the state, brian kemp has no interest in actually serving your needs. that will be the l

cÔte d'ivoire have a scenario in which governor brian kemp, possibly defeating stacey abrams or morebent, or if democrats a total sweep, that's proving that 2020 with joe biden's wins and warnock and senator ossoff's winds were not just a one-off, or something driven by anti trump sentiment, but prove that the south is up for grabs for democrats, particularly in georgia where we are seeing all kinds of voter mobilization efforts, and of course, lots and lots of money being poured into the efforts to be able to turn out voters and keep georgia, maybe not blue, but definitely purple. >> yes, the sum of the young people would say, the candidates are definitely in their bags. let's talk gubernatorial elections. i want to bring you in here. i want to talk michigan. tutor dixon is really hoping she's going to be the one to take on democratic incumbent, gretchen whitmer. -- they think that this could put governor whitmer on the path to reelection. you're someone who has covered this race in michigan. what is your view? >> tutor dickson recently earned the endorsement for former president tr

thank you, stacey abrams, for joining us.it. >> thank you. >> this alleged plot to overturn the election in georgia seems to keep getting bigger and closer to the former president. never a dull moment when it comes to georgia politics. you guys you always seem in the spotlight. why is it so significant that this is going down in your state? >> because this is a state that is has unfortunately a very long and recent history of voter suppression and of voter intimidation and challenges in our system. i know that one of the people on that list is the republican nominee for lieutenant governor. and that our current governor has said he is proud to have him as a running mate. he is proof of the fact that, in georgia, whether you are the governor who just happened not to commit treason, or the lieutenant governor who may have participated in the seditious act, that either of them are poor representation of what democracy should be in the state of georgia or in the united states. >> so, you mentioned the governor, you will be runnin

but now he faces stacey abrams. her substantial war chest as she attempts to villain eyes someone who stood up. good to see you man. >> thanks for having me back. >> laura: when i was struck by the headline and politico that covid cases are skyrocketing again. states have no new plans. again, i get the sense that they want you to shut down the state so you can get a handle on covid. >> the new variant would be shut down then. we put one of the first dates in the country to get our kids back in the classrooms, that's what the data said and the trump administration sends in the by the administration. that's what we've been pushing for. just fighting for hardworking people. the double standard that's out there is incredible. if they were outraged when i reopen the economy but when president biden started doing it, it was the right thing to do. >> laura: governor, he said i'm going to reopen the economy and shut down the virus. that was the campaign motto, slogan. still though, you can't really shutdown a virus. >> cont

i really don't know what kind of abrams tanks there will be. there will be 600 something.pard two will come. 600 pieces will come. what do you think about this list? i am not sure that it will be leopard-2. and because well, we know what germany's position is in terms of providing us with its eh obbt main battle tanks eh leopard-2, we remember this story with spain, which intended to provide ukraine with 40 leopards and two a4s, what are they on storage in warehouses, but berlin er - this desire was blocked by a regarding the abrams, i am also very well, i can't imagine how 600 abrams will be delivered to ukraine, how much time will it take logistically, because we understand that it will not be done by aviation , it will be done primarily at the expense of transport in the us navy, primarily military transport ships, and therefore i still believe that it will be some kind of exchange, namely the potential in the future technical special of the us and partners with the countries of the european union , which have soviet tanks such as 72 for example and which will be provid

coming up we are gonna be joined by georgia's democratic nominee for governor, stacey abrams. she's gonna talk about everything because on the line this fall. but first let's bring in an incredible roundtable, we have former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. former white house press secretary under president obama, robert. gives host of msnbc's politicsnation in president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. former aide to the bush white house and state department, elise jordan. and former white house director of communication to president obama, and director of communications for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, jennifer palmieri. let's start with you, michael. i need to explain something to me. how could it be that the republicans have, i would say, the best environment if you just look at leading economic indicators right now, as they have had since ronald reagan's massive victory 1980. and look at the senate races! they are behind in all the key states, behind in pennsylvania, behind in ohio. they are behind in geor

. >> todd: first on fox, gubernatorial candidate in georgia stacey abrams campaign spending $450,000 despite maintaining ties to an organization pushing to defund police. >> carley: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: good morning to you. rules for thee issue not to me, "new york post" finding spending has been happening since december, $520,000 was paid for security services in installments. paris dennard calling out hypocrisy considering their push to defund the police. >> stacey abrams is a hypocrite, you have increase in violent crime in atlanta issue it is a problem. you have stacey abrams playing wordsmithing with reimagining police or redirecting funds, that means the same thing, defunding the police. >> cheryl: brian kemp spent $31,000 for security. >> todd: you have lost tom hanks, wake up. >> cheryl: actor tom hanks calling out pixar and disney for failing to hire openly republican reporter and supporter tim allen for lightyear, it was a spinoff of what the two men started together. >> i wanted to go head-to-head with tim allen and they didn't let tim allen do

when we stand strong with israel, peace breaks and with all that with abram accords and in between not even estate but an entity to incentivize and add that to disaster and president biden going to eastern jerusalem and addressing palestinian people in his role on part of jerusalem since 1995, that is the undivided capital of the state of israel to go there. the fact they are trying to change the policy is an enormous mistake. >> todd: before we let you go,, you mention pick dollars present obama sent a pallet of cash to be 19 with regard to the iran nuclear deal. as alexander reported there was stuff frederick frederick in that press conference with joe biden and the israeli prime minister. what did you make of that tough frederick and will it lead to anything? does the nuclear deal get revived? >> i will make the same thing the israeli prime minister made rhetoric is rhetoric and the same with president obama and president biden, where there is not consistency we don't look good. and rhetoric will not stop iran to get a nuclear bomb. we know they lied and cheated but why would we sta

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stacey abrams was pounding the table. they went from a city that was 57% black to a city that was about 9% black, and i asked stacey abrams, i said, let me ask you a question. you know, the $110 million that we generated economically from that all-star game, and i know this because i am a shareholder in the cincinnati reds, let me ask you, why would you deny your community that? i said, why would delta that is located in atlanta be an advocate for moving the all-star game? because the state legislature there moved for voter id, photo id. think about this. when i get on a plane where i purchase a ticket to get on a plane, what would the counter agency if i showed them my utility bill from her my id? i said, if i was, left tickets for anybody in this room at the will call window, you could not go and just say i'm ken blackwell, i'm joe smith, here is my utility bill. you have to show a photo id. she in fact, we won that case. they moved they gain but we won the argument. and that's what i want you to understand. we went arg

we all know the bigger crime issue is democrats like stacey abrams who pushed the defund police. do now is distance themselves strategically from the mess they made. don't look at me, i'm fighting crime. crime is only where it was because there was a reluctance by police to do their job. they were undermined in a bad way. it got so crazy on the left they wanted to defund the police completely. joe biden thought they were a british rock band. what do you mean i have nothing against them. >> harris: post george floyd's death in early 2020 summer leaders on the left were saying give them some space. give them room. they were setting everything on fire. these are people willing to set a precinct on fire when people were in it. >> they were saying it was the one moment where they would quote martin luther king. riot is the language of unheard and not stop to ask why they were heard. they're unheard, who is ignore them? >> harris: dr. king didn't riot or protest at 3:00 a.m. let's move. the liberal media once again in democrats' corners as the president's poll numbers are tanking. cnn

we were shocked was stacy abrams in georgia. remember what happened there.by the polling right now remember 2016? they cannot be more than wrong. that there is an issue with the fundraising anything with democrats that better be an eye-opener for the gop and everybody needs to get up there and do their job. >> . >> good points especially hispanic voters the number one story getting ready for the midterms. the last all having in approval rate with hispanic members of the numbers we have never seen close to in any context. i believe in the senate and arizona will flip i think republicans you mentioned mentioning stacy abrams in georgia she will lose and i think she will substantially to brian cap. i thank you house the coattails. and i believe they will win 25 are aware of which put them in line for the biggest gop majority in the last 100 years in the house because as you mentioned that's from the last. >> in the sports betting guide. >> i don't know. and anti- biden sentiments that is a prorepublican sentiment to go with that? and i think it's awesome that p

today we found out that the americans are supplying poland with 116 old abrams, and i think that thisl be just the impetus to increase the transfer of precisely these solid 240 t-72s directly to ukraine. have already been transferred and there are still about 200 solid ones, this is a very large number, this is almost 500 tanks from poland, this is actually uh, and the amount of which at one time the ukrainian side tried to knock out from the united states, saying that 500 tanks are needed there as we can see, poland can satisfy this need, and we will need the tanks to liberate the other half of the other regions of ukraine. well, i also saw that they don't give us armored personnel carriers, or even promise to send them from germany. well, i don't know if it's bmp is this an armored personnel carrier? what is its name? it doesn’t look like either. it’s a little different , but that’s what i understand. it’s exactly what it does on the battlefield. what kind of things are these, and again, how many of them are we going to get, please? well , in fact, there is a need to get what you wa

the abram accords are the main focus and human rights are down on the agenda. so on and all this all resembles like a trump approach to them at least sort of in america. first, we're gonna search for american interest in the region, sort of revive old alliances in order to serve america's interest. and if that serves the confrontation with on let it be. and if that helps contain china all to the better. i. so i think oil in this visit while by didn't, did provide some sweet talking to the palestinians and lofty language about setting out a bright human rights. but all in all, i think the arabs and the palestinians as the people come up, basically losing on the street. we have seen for quite some time now this developing partnership security partnership between israel and our countries. and of course now biden is in saudi arabia. now, would that be a process that would be sort of underway anyway? does it need any encouragements from, from president biden? well, actually this process started by players in the region some time ago. i think what by them is trying t

you know, joe biden visited georgia a while ago and stacey abrams did not show up. candidates have not shown up. they don't want to embrace him and we know why. it is because of his job approval rating. it is because of how people feel about the economy around the country and other issues. people feel that the country is going in the wrong direction. listen, i'm not saying it is or it isn't. i'm reporting what is out there and people get upset by it and that's the truth. stacey abrams, raphael warnock, they're georgia, which is very pivotal when it comes to the midterms and the 2024 election. and they know it. they know that they're concerned about joe biden's poll numbers. and they, as a candidate, they should be concerned about it because my -- you know, i should have been more direct, possibly, and said he is a drag on the party, is a drag on candidates and looking back now, hindsight is 2020, maybe i should have asked her that. >> the chances, the percentage chance she would have answered the question. >> she and raphael warnock, it is hard to knock them, as you

here's dan abrams. thanks, leland.n dan abrams live on news nation. >> over 10,000 students george washington university petitioned to remove supreme court justice clarence thomas from teaching on campus after the opinion overturning roe v wade and it may have worked. justice thomas announcing he won't return to campus. 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. >> ahead, it's a whale of a tale of the splash in crash that nearly took out a boat on its passengers. but we now have the video showing us th ciss as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of o

americans have already gotten used to the scheme that instead of soviet tanks, the poles receive abrams you are between women, yes, the mechanism of speeding up the transfer of tanks to us will also be discussed at rammstein, but they do not say anything about it in public, in principle, you know according to my intuitive feelings today, there is always approximately such a picture that will come out i thought 700 million dollars was only 4 heimers and ammunition for them and some other military equipment, in principle, all of them will be somewhat grounded. french armored vehicles also appeared there, we use them there to drive the russians out of kherson and the same polish tanks. they help to be russian t-72s. that's all. let's say that the rammstein result will be announced. battle, that is, we will see something manoeuvrable there. international support in general for such a broader format, and here is hanna gubko, ivan shlinchak , viktor slinchak appears, i apologize, they say that there is no position in the world to give us enough for a counter-offensive, because everyone is afr

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even hillary clinton said that stacey abrams won. she didn't.g. she came close to getting into a run off where she would have lost. >> brian: on top of that, too. you talk about the money that is coming into her. she is a celebrity candidate. is georgia money pouring in or outside money. >> this is the other weakness to her campaign. 18% of brian kemp's money from georgia. 14% of stacy abrams. california and have given her more money than georgians. >> brian: run off elections both go to democrat. the balance of power switches in the senate. titanic results because the republicans took it for granted. on the runoff. with senator warnock now taking on herschel walker, the big news today he is calling on herschel walker to debate in october. this is basically a one to three point race. how do you see it? >> look, walker can absolutely win this thing. georgia is less of a swing state than people think. it had a lot to do with donald trump in 2020. the fact is that walker is polling really close right now in the summer when democrats tend to outperf

now, we have the opportunity to thanks in large part to the support of your administration and the abramccords to envision one step further to gather we can create not only a new middle east but a renewable middle east. the echo system of sustainable, under your leadership with will continue transforming our region from a source of global tension to a source of global stability, progress. we middle east could grow into a meeting point and combine medical research, clean energy, food security, peaceful exchange among faint in vivo. this is the blessing will bring in the coming days your meeting. just as we are united in promoting peace and cooperation in the middle east, where also united in our opposition to our wrongs and that of its proxies and driver nuclear weapons capability. which is one of the greatest threats to this region and perhaps the world at large. we know the united states is committed to security as you have reiterated throughout this visit. this was underscored in the important jerusalem joint declaration, which you prime minister lapid agreed and signed today. echo you

stacey abrams paid close to half a million dollars since the start of the year on private security.f seattle-based organization that supports abolishing the police. she insists she does not support defunding the police, she supports the group's initiatives. jason, another case of security for me, not for thee. >> absolutely. now, i don't blame here, if i had to campaign through atlanta i would want added security because of the crime surge there. the police department is down 500 or 600 officers where it needs to be to keep the city safe. this is an ongoing fund for defunding the police and abolitionist movement, it has failed. they refuse to accept the end state of what they have done to these communities and which they have gone after the cops, installed policies that go easy on criminals, policies that don't protect anyone oddly enough except for the criminals. and yet she can't step back and say why do i need to spend so much money on security, because this is beyond what you would normally expect for a campaign. >> sandra: blinded by their own ideology, but at the peril of thos

stacey abrams says voting is not magic but it is medicine. you have to keep taking it. you have to think about it a lot of different ways. when the base years leaders of their party say you just have to go out and vote, that is not what you want to hear. they say we voted and we are still at this point. part of the problem is that that is bidens impulse. he says something that is true but not thing his base wants to hear. one argument in his favor as this is what the right did. this is why we are in this moment. they never stop voting. when they decided it was their goal to overturn roe v. wade, they spent decades working on it and they voted and they made it possible in their party to win a primary -- they made it impossible 20 primary their party without being 100% antiabortion and they did not think they would get the change they wanted in a year. they realized it was going to take a long time and so they kept working. that is why we are at this point. to say to people you have to build a movement that will play out over the course of decades is often not the most sa

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all that and stacey abrams on the fight to preserve abortion rights in georgia and beyond, win all in starts right now -- good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. as we learn more about how bad january 6th was, i am stopped by the persistent suspicion that -- the party leadership, with some notable exceptions, would you do it all again. they would all support donald trump, all his anti-democratic intentions, his aspirations to be, basically, a fascist authoritarian. and even if he had gotten worse -- i mean, we got really lucky on january 6th. it could have been a lot worse. even with the mob chanting hang mike pence had made it to mike pence, they would do it again, even if that happened. i think that very strongly. and that's because they made a trade early on. it was a transaction between them and trump. the trade was, they would blindly support donald trump with all of the dangerous an obvious flaws and all the danger that he would put people in, which he did, of course, in order to have a shot at the super majority on the supreme court. and that trade paid off in his four yea

it turns out the plutocrat's love stacey abrams. that's interesting. what do they think they're going to get from her. >> they do and they love tim ryan, my democrat opponent in ohio. the thing the democrats do if you look at their record, they are aligned with big tech, lined with big finance. they are completely aligned with the people destroying america's energy sector which hurts the working and middle-class president hurts anybody else. you're right that these people have a ton of money from these out-of-state donors. my opponent tim ryan has got something like 90% of his money has come from outside the state of ohio. people can go to j.d.vance.com if you want to help us fight back. this money is the one thing that could blunt of a red wave and it's not just a red wave but it's the right kind of republicans coming into d.c. they could actually fix the problem and fight back once and for all. >> laura: i understand tim ryan is also just abusing the proxy voting that nancy pelosi is still in a mind-boggling way allowing on capitol hill. no one is es

abrams problem with -- her problems are with older voters.e ingrained. when you look at the younger voters, she's outperforming warnock with certain segments of younger voters. if we can get younger people inspired and to the polls and understand that their voice not only counts, but can be decisive in these elections, that's how we close that sexism cap that we are seeing opened up in georgia. >> that's a really good point. it's a really disappointing to hear the ticket splitting a mom black man. and white women outpaced white men in voting for brian kemp last cycle. i'm curious to see with this looks like this cycle given abortion rights. what's your prediction? are you our area are gonna see a warnock walker debate? i would pay top dollar to go to sit front row at that debate, if it ever happen. your prediction. hopefully he won't use you as a fund raising to look and like he did before. >> herschel want that smoke. let's also give raphael warnock some credit. he's one of the better politics that come out in the last four, five, six years.

stacey abrams, little miss future governor, great state.re president. let's compare these. does this ever end well? >> jimmy: traditionally, no. stacey abrams hasn't conceded her presidency of her middle school. you are not supposed to put yourself out there like that. they do believe position they won are their birth right. it is almost their fault they don't have them. that is hillary in the pumpkin patch waiting for the great pumpkin to fly over one halloween, she really wants to be president, todd piro. >> todd: i was worried we didn't have carley here today, we survived, thank you, brother. florida congressman greg steube may have had tide pods when he did that, hit big home run last year during the congressional baseball game, ready to do it again today. carley will be talking to him live. first overto steve doocy for a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up in 10 minutes and 42 seconds, the white house, as you were just talking about, denying we could be in recession. today's gdp report could signal other

critics ripping abrams after she tweeted a meme where she calls herself little ms. future governor of the great state of georgia. flashback to where she called georgia the worst state to live in. she is also getting some comparisons to the hillary clinton 2016 tweet that showed a childhood photo of herself with the caption happy birthday to this future president. 13 days later she lost to president trump. not a good idea probably to borrow from hillary clinton given her track record. >> not at all. keep in mind she hasn't conceded she lost the last election. she hasn't admitted she lost to brian kemp in 2018. most failed gubernatorial candidates don't become national political figures. she claimed race based voter suppression lost her the election and she hasn't admit i had she loss. she became rich because of it. she had a net worth of $109,000 and was in debt and paying huge i.r.s. fees in the 2018 elections. she earned $6 million last then. $3 million net worth. she got rich by spreading the big lie in georgia. kemp should ask her in the first debate before the v

. >> kayleigh: write them up course using the stacey abrams stacey abrams excuse remember come to georgiact? he better get used to it because he's about to be the snubbed guy left and right heading into november because everybody sees initially terry mcauliffe would not mention joe biden's name in a debate. welcome him to the state, and what happened to terry mcauliffe? he lost glorious fashion. the white house aide said the rating him as we talked about yesterday. now no one wants to stand by him at campaign rallies. he is the guy that smells bad that they don't want to stand by. state officials don't want to stand by because nobody wants to go down. >> harris: that is the show, folks, see you tomorrow. [laughter] >> todd: i hope i'm not the guy that smells real bad. >> kayleigh: you are not. >> todd: i love the two prong, one, we have a scheduling conflict but number two, now a new line? i want to be the face of my campaign. you know, you can do both, everybody. that is another b.s. line. a tell, you know, this is the tale. somebody says they want to be the face of my campaign, that mea