ben carson, let's bring him in now.t of trying to divide the black community through racial attacks on herschel walker. can you give us an example of that? >> well, you know, this is nothing new. there's been attempts to divide the black community for centuries in this country. started out in slavery telling a house servant that they were better than the yard servant, that they were better than the field servant. you know, the light-skinned ones are better than the medium-skinned ones, you're better than the dark-skinned ones. and now you have both conservative and liberal blacks working toward same kinds of goals of improving people's lives with education, but you have a media that will try and paint anyone who is conservative as a race traitor, as a hater of your race, all these ridiculous things rather than looking at what's being done. and it's simply a way of being able to keep people under control just like they were trying to do centuries ago. and nothing has really changed. except that i think a lot of people, p

ben carson and we'll see what he thinks about the prospects for the upcoming run-off there. first, aishah hasnie who has the breaking news for us this afternoon from georgia. hi, aishah. >> hi, martha. well, you know what? for the secretary of state, this was simple math. he told us that there were less than fewer than 10,000 outstanding votes. no matter how you did the calculations and the math, there was really only one path forward. >> are we headed to a run-off? >> yes, we are. look at how many outstanding votes we have and the difference with both candidates. there will be a run-off tuesday, december 6. >> yeah, that 50% threshold, that is what either of those candidates could just not beat last night. ballots are already being built in georgia. the counties already getting ready for a december 6 rematch. raphael warnock, the incumbent democrat tweeting this. we're going to a run-off, georgia. let's do this one more time attaching a donation link to the tweet. he's starting up that campaign. a walker spokesman tells me that it's overtime and we're confident. unclear tho

ben carson. great lineup today it's wednesday, november 30, 2022. "varney" & company about to begin. ♪ i just want to celebrate another day of living ♪ ashley: oh, there is something to celebrate on this wednesday morning. don't know if you got to catch the game the u.s. men's team advancing to the knockout round at the world cup. it was a nail biter. the last 10 minutes excruciating we suffered through it but the u.s. came through. lauren simonetti, good morning. tell us about the victory. lauren: amazing. so christian pulasek literally sacrificed his body to score the sole goal of the game, ash. take team usa to the elimination round. there it is. there it is. so the u.s. now plays the netherlands saturday at 10:00 in the morning. he has a pelvic injury now because of that. he says i'm playing saturday. we'll see. so, ashley, not only were americans cheering for our team, but so were some iranians. a resistance of iran member says this. the defeat reflects the degree to which the iranian people loathe and detest the ruling. protesters felt sold ou

i had a conversation with ben carson when i was at cpac in dallas days ago. ben said, i am going to do what god wants me to do. i said, that is exactly how i feel. i feel that i have a patriotic and spiritual obligation to do what i think can help the country. if i can do nothing more than tell people of color, knock it off, pick up the cards, play them to the best of your ability and you will be fine, and get back to values. get back with the church. get back to right and wrong. if i can do that and wake up a few people and do what i thought obama was going to do but refused to do, i will assert my purpose. >> have you been to mar-a-lago? larry: i have a couple of times. i was there for the premier of "2000 mules." all of these people are going to the drop boxes stacks of mail-in ballots. i do not think they were legitimate. places like cleveland, philadelphia, atlanta, detroit. i was also there for another event. i have been a couple of times. >> have you expressed this view point of running to president trump? larry: i have not. since mar-a-lago is when i t

ben carson believe most of the homeless people would take up the offer and then be willingly be relocatede areas where federal property is. we have to do something though. it's gotten worse and worse when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco, two-term mayor, he promised to in the homeless problem in san francisco before the end of history. it's worse than ever and when he was governor, lieutenant governor he pounded the desk and complaint yet nothing to do. i suggested maybe you may want to the very campaign promise to solve the homeless problem in san francisco. it's only gotten worse. it's not a housing first problem. it's a spiritual problem. it's and regulation ship between the breakdown of the family and the larger of the people who are homeless but we can address this by deed in with their mental illness and with alcohol, alcoholism and building low-cost housing for people at somewhere to go. >> host: roger is in connecticut. please go ahead. you are on booktv. >> caller: larry, thank you so much. i i think you are outstanding. i've a couple of comments to make and then i will as

doctor ben carson sounding off on the cdc recommendation on covid jabs for kids. what is he saying?ren: it is not logical to mandate it. he said so many states decide their mandates based on recommendations of the cdc and it would be a good thing to follow the science, to trade almost 0% risk for unknown long-term risk, doesn't seem to make a lot of sense and should be completely left in the hands of the parents and providers. to be clear the vaccine is not mandated in the schools. many states follow the cdc guidance and the cdc added covid vaccine to children's immunization schedules but if you look at the risk of severe complication or death from covid for children it is 0.025%. ashley: just common sense as you say. thank you very much. california's governor newsom is up for reelection but doesn't bother to campaign despite the effort to recall him. california guy steve hilton will deal with this in the next hour. rising rates and high gas prices causing customers to pull back on spending, who do voters blame inflation on? aishah hasnie will break it all down for us next. ♪ ♪ [chr

. >> and remember ben carson?t testifies the importance of the 2012 election. >> so the world would be a very different place. but i agree that 2012 was a hinge that many people on the right had internalized the idea because of american exceptionalism barack obama had to be jimmy carter reborn and could only be one term because he was so interested in moving america in a direction where it had not gone for many years so his ambition was to be thea progressive reagan and to change politics so they really believe this was going to be waterloo. this wasio the battle so when they called so early in the evening by the 11:00 o'clock news s i think many people on the right were stunned. [laughter] >> i can imagine. and that made them say, all right. if we are reaching this point with the electoral input we elect scott around me have the tea party congress that they are not able to do anything but then wehe get republican wave again that captures the senate and in 2014 obama says i heard they voted republicans in congress

the only reason those two should be in the same room is if ben carson was doing brain surgery on herschel walker. the only reason they should be talking to each other. i'm sorry, he says the biggest problem that america is facing right now is celebrities telling people they can't do it. the biggest problem? the biggest problem? you think the average america right now is saying, "i know inflation is bad right now but the bigger issue is that vin diesel has never told me to follow my dreams! i could have owned a bakery by now! could have been baking for family." i get it, i get it, some people are like, you are a celebrity, you are not objective. i guess so. maybe i'm missing something here. maybe i am. and so if i am, in case i have been too discouraging to the american people, let me say this... ♪ ♪ in america, you can do anything. just like herschel walker. if you want to be an fbi agent, you claim you're an fbi agent. if you want to graduate valedictorian, just tell people that have happened because it did. if you want to be the father of one despite having fathered four, then by god, b

ben carson. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us on "hannity." i want to talk about the policy side. that's one issue of what's going on with president biden, but i want to talk about the cognitive decline. is that do you think a fair question and how do you view theis as you see somebody that's 80 in the white house and seems to be struggling on a day-to-day basis. >> well, you know, the human brain is a very complex organ system, and when you're born you have billions and billions of neurons. over course of a long period of time, you don't increase those number of ne neurons. they can decrease or become less functional as time goes on, and certainly when you become an october general airport, questions can be asked particularly if act in a way different than you acted 20 years ago. it is a very simple thing to do what we call a mini mental exam. takes less than 30 minutes to answer these 30 questions, pretty straightforward. and it would not be at all a strange thing for people who are older to take this, if they're in a very responsible positi

has a rally later today where he will appear alongside the likes of senator lindsey graham and ben carson. the walker campaign really seems to be betting that worries about inflation will be the key to victory, those concerns were on full display just down the street from here at the marietta square market where we checked in with a number of local restaurant owners. >> everything went up. suddenly. utilities, food costs, gasoline. >> it's kind of the perfect storm. you've got the cost of goods that have gone through the roof. but labor's also a huge challenge and labor costs have gone up. but also just getting people. >> to-go containers which you don't realize have such a cost associated with them have increased. the gloves, we used to pay $49 a case, we're paying 120 of a case right now. >> reporter: everything does cost more. we were speaking to voters would are supporting herschel walker. for that very reason. his challenge, though, will be getting undecided voters like kristina to look past her questions about his character. >> i do line with the republican values and because hersch

ben carson when i was running for governor he talked about a plan he had and the trump administrationecond term he had this ready to go. .. and there was auntie of money to treat people and they would treat people first and they would be offered opportunities to live on federal property in these houses th in these houses that were being built to. ben carson believes both of the homeless people would take up people on their offer and be willingly relocated to these areas were federal propertyte i. we have to do something though. it has gotten worse and worse. when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco, two-term mayor, he promised to end of the homeless problem in san francisco before the end of his term. it is worse than ever. when he was lieutenant governor for eight years he pounded the desk and complaint had nothing to do but i suggested maybe just maybe you might want to fulfill his campaign promise to solve the homeless problem in canton san francisco. it is only gotten worse. it's not a housing first it is a spiritual promise a direct relationship to the breakdown of the family

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right now we have ben carson there and herschel walker. two candidates are taking radically different campaign approaches according to the atlanta journal-constitution, senator raphael warnock held six different events just this past weekend trying to turn out voters. while his opponent mr. walker, was kind of mia for the last week. mister walker did hold to campaign events in georgia today, but the journal-constitution notes that those were walker's first campaign appearances since last tuesday. he took five days off and the election is only eight days away. yesterday a reporter from the washington post snap this vote of senator warnock in line waiting to vote early, and it's not that unusual to see an elected official being in the election process, but it is notable to see a candidate waiting such a big line to vote. that said, is short of what voting is looked like in georgia the past few days. one reporters from the atlanta journal-constitution posted this time lapse video of voters lined up around the block waiting lineup waiting to v

his offense today and couldn't with ben carson and -- first public events since last tuesday.s reporting that ex president donald trump will not go to georgia to campaign for walker rock, after -- more political risks than rewards. trump's political week mix at this moment is good news for the health of the american -- american democracy. but there's another threat looming on the horizon and a case seemed to be argued before the supreme court. klobuchar joins me on that next. folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile service with xfinity mobile. yeah, we'll be cruising in to get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited for just $30 each per month. oh my! plus, for a limited time, get 500 dollars off an eligible 5g phone. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for big savings. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today. >> house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital is apparently working righ

scott walker, herman cain, ben carson, bob by jindal, rick perry and lindsey graham. do remember lindsey graham. those are all people who ran in 2016 the way ron desantis, each of those people had their moment in the sun and it is a brief moment in the sun. it is nutty for me to believe desantis is going to go through the next year and a half and sail through. i think in the end there will be four, five, six candidates. they'll split the vote, and trump has a base -- horrifically, but he has a base i think he will draw on, so i do expect now he will. but two years is a long time. >> you're describing the math that matters. it's precisely that it was such a long list that benefitted trump. he was then a first-time candidate, so to speak, and still did as well as he did in the primary. if they all got behind one conservative alternative, which is a classic game theory thing -- ted cruz feels he came in second last time, or josh hawley who apparently thinks he's a real star, do they get out of the way because donors and media figures like desantis? here's hawley laying d

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. >> and rembert ben carson. >> yes he was leaving for a month or so. it was all outsiders.this ending testifies the importance of the 2012 election. i think would be the beginning of your first term as president had that gone a different way. the world to be a very different place. but i totally agree the pulping 2012 was a hinge in the sense many people on the right to internalize idea because of american exceptionalism barack obama had to be jimmy carter reborn. when you could only be one term because he was still interested in moving america in a direction where it had not gone for many years. betsy said his ambition was to be the progress of reagan to be just as consequential to change, politics in a similar way. until the eye think really believed that this was going to be waterloo. this is a battle and when the election called for obama on election night 2012 in the evening, by the 11:00 p.m. news i think many people on the right just stunned. >> tribe in the. [laughter] imagine, can. that made them say all right. if we are reaching this point the electoral inputs we

. >> remember ben carson. >> leading for a month or so. >> all outside. >> this testifies to the importanceof the 2012 election in the beginning of your first term for president had that gone a different way. the world would be a different place but i agree that 2012, in the sense that many on the right internalized the idea that because of american exceptionalism barack obama had to be jimmy carter reborn, he could only be one term because he was so interested in moving america in a direction where it had not gone for many years. it was to be the progressive reagan, just as consequential in a similar way. the right really believed, this is the battle, the election was called for obama election night 2012 so early in the evening by the 11:00 news, many on the right were stunned. >> try being on the ticket. >> i can imagine and that made them say if we are reaching this point where the electoral input, obama does obamacare, we have the tea party congress but they are not able to do anything, then in 14 we get a republican wave again that captures the senate and after the election obama says

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ben carson, mr. secretary.so hey, thanks so much for joining us on hannity. i want to talk about the policyide. side. >> that' s that's one issue of what's going on withk president . abt to talk aboute the cognitive decline. is is that , do you think, a fair question? and how do you view this as you as you see somebody who'se 80 and in the white house and struggling on what seemsbe g to be a day to day basis? n is >> well, you know, the human brain is a very complex organ system. n systemand when you're born, ye billions and billions ofe of neurons over the course ofperioo a long period of time. you don't increase those number of neurons. they can decrease or become less functional as time goes on . becoand certainly when you becoe an octogenarian, there can be questions asked, particularly if you're acting in a way gener that's differenta the way you acted 20 years ago. it's a very simple thing to do what we call a many, many, many mental exam takes less than30 30 minutes. ons, answer these 30 questions. pretty straightforward, and it would not be at all a s

. >> the number ben carson. >> he was leading for about a month or so. >> he was in the lead was all outsiders. >> all outsiders in this i think testifies to the importance of the 2012 election. i think we would be in the beginning of your first term as president if he had that on a different way. so the world would be a very different place but i totally agree with paul saying that 2012 was a hinge in the sense ns that many people on the right had internalized the idea that because of the american exceptionalism barack obama had to be up had a court to say, barack obama had to be jimmy carter and he can only be one term because he was so interested in moving america in a direction where it had not gone for many years. as he said, his ambition was to be the progressive reagan, to be just as consequential, to change politics in the similar way so the right i think really believed that this was as senator didn't put it going to be waterloo, this is the battle. and when the election is called for obama on election night 2012, so early in the evening, by the 11:00 news i think many peopl