it's interesting because brian kemp is casting himself as the outside. cagel as the career politician. so you're seeing a battle between the main stream elements in the republican party backing cagele and the outliers backing kemp. >> whoever win this is runoff on tuesday it then is potentially consequential and history making race for governor in this state because either one will be going up against the democratic primary winner stacy adams. >> stacy abrams won back in may and had a convincing defeat of her rival. she would be the nation's first black elected governor if she wins. instead of taking a centrist attitu attitude, she is gunning for left leaning voters with gun control, taxes and justice that other democrats haven't taken in georgia. >> that was already history making for stacy abrams and we'll see what happens in november. >>> this week a piece of civil rights history going up for auction. it's the wooden house that was once resided by rosa parks. we'll speak with a family member and the president of the auction house about this historic ho

well, trump endorsed republican candidate for georgia governor brian kemp moving one step closer to theouse. he won his runoff election easily defeating casey cagle by nearly 40 points, that's right. kemp's embrace of the trump agenda, clearly the right move for the party in the midterms. but rhino speaker, lame duck speaker and just plain rhino ryan says republicans should embrace his agenda. can you believe this guy? >> look, two years ago we house republicans ran on a plat platfm called the better way. and then along with the newly elected president trump, guess what we did. we did what we said we were going to do. we kept our promises and we enacted a very promising agenda that is now occurring. we have 4% unemployment. more job opening than people looking for work in america today. wages are up. the economy is soaring. these are good things and great result to run on. lou: wow. you know, i thought that president trump had something to do with that and speaker ryan has cleared it right up for us, hasn't he? later the lame duck speaker who refuse to step aside for the good of his par

brian kemp will join us live in the next hour. >> donald trump meeting with veterans today.der-in-chief addressing vfw convention in kansas city for his first time as president, donald trump spoke during the 2016 campaign, the president made veterans issues a priority under his administration. >> the president celebrating in the usa, his made in america event fueled by american heart, sweat and pride. >> kevin court takes a closer look at the white house. >> america never waves the white flag, we only waive the red, white and blue flag. the era of economic surrender for the united states is over. >> even as donald trump welcomes to the white house a shining array of us manufacturers, business owners and ed produces for the annual made in america showcase, the economic storm clouds were brewing over the impact of his trade and tariff policies some fear could limit the ability for the same manufacturers to sell abroad. in recent weeks donald trump slapped billions of dollars in tariffs on china and the eu citing national security concerns, unfair trade practices and the need f

are you surprised the white house is going all out for brian kemp in this georgia rate? >> this is something we have seen president trump do increasingly. we saw him get involved in alabama where he supported martha roby. but he went all in for her as well. we see this president saying it's not good enough for someone to just be republican. he wants them to be someone he knows will support his agenda in congress. as we start campaigning more aggressively, not on do i think we'll see him endorsing people but we'll see him personally campaigning aggressively for some of these candidates. mike: what if brian kemp loses in georgia? >> his opponent could go on to win as a republican. he had been endorsed by the sitting governor nathan steel. so that could face in the general elections, stacy abrams if she won, she would be the first woman who is an african-american to be a governor. that would be a tough challenge for either of these candidates who win this runoff. mike report entire house of keptives is on the ballot for november. i want you to hear what steve sca lease is s

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casey cagle up against brian kemp. the president endorses brian kemp.han is live in georgia for us. >> lieutenant governor casey cagle went into this race as the presumptive front runner. he led a five way g.o.p. primary back in may but he was unable to pass the 50% threshold needed to win the race outright. so today he faces second place finisher brian kemp, and a republican runoff. the president surprised both campaigns last wednesday when he tweeted his a quote full and total endorsement of camp." >> there was gasoline on the fire when he endorsed. it has gone off the charts, our people are excited and working even harder. they are not getting complacent. >> i do not believe for one minute that georgia is ready to let washington, d.c., decide who the next governor is going to be. >> cagle, who has the endorsement of the next governo governor, said this is a georgia race decided by georgia voters. but kemp is enjoying active support from the trump administration. >> that is believed to have swung a lot of undecided voters and made this race is a toss-

we do know what happened to brian kemp. he's joining us by skype.scared jake in that one or he's a very good actor. these ads though, are they too polarizing come the midterms or do you think they are going to be okay? >> well, i think they're going to be just fine. you know, jake's warming on me a little bit. if you look at our last commercial we're using in the runoff, i would encourage the viewers to check out kemp for governor.com and i'll take their honest judgment on those ads and they've certainly been well-received in the great state of georgia where we do have a healthy appreciation for the second amendment and people like crazies, unapologetic conservative that will do what they're doing and saying what they're thinking and that's one of the reasons that the president endorsed me, i'm grateful for that, that's like gasoline poured on the fire that we had built with the momentum in this race and certainly glad to have the vice-president coming to macon georgia today. we will have a big rally there. and this is about putting georgia first ah

mike pence stomping for brian kemp over the weekend. republican primary runoff with lieutenant governor casey kagel. brian kemp is my guest. i keep hearing the electorate in florida is changing. is it going from more red to a shade of purple? >> i don't believe that. i think we're a solid red state. we need unapologetic conservative to put people here first. the president and vice president decided to endorse me and had an electric event saturday afternoon with vice president p pence. i think that's what we need in november. a nominee that is going to keep the base fired up, turn out the vote and keep georgia red as it's been. >> bill: here is the president's tweet saturday. brian kemp is running for governor of georgia has my full endorsement. is campaigning with vice president mike pence. brian is strong on crime and borders and loves our veterans. he will be a great governor. i can't imagine your republican opponent is too far behind you on that, right? >> it's about who the candidate in the race that you can trust that has a record

i am brian kemp. if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> trump congratulated him. wow, 69-30. kemp goes on to face stacy abrams. she could become the first african american governor. jason, thank you for joining us. first of all, let's talk about the republican guy. you know, you hear people talking, i guess people in the far right, who talk like that. but not a person who is running for governor of a state who talks about quote, criminal illegals. that is all they are, and criminal because they didn't have documents and going to round them up like citizen arrest. little extreme. your thoughts about likability. >> it is tough for me as a georgian watching because it is embarrassing. he is pandering to a tiny group of people. the first thing i want to say, it doesn't reflect my state where i live. you are going to see regular mainstream georgians feel that is unacceptable. and it is going to leave the door open for abrams to walk through it. >> the president had to deal with tha

people ask me what is the difference between abrams and brian kemp? he is a gun toting bible clinging deplorable and she is not. shannon: she made no secret of that. and what we have been following, 14 years old, when he was arrested, he got a hefty sentence, served 21/2 years in a juvenile correction facility. the judge said i think he has been in prison to at a half years and don't think it helps him much. i am hoping for this opportunity, allow him to go to a program described as tightly controlled military school type environment, he has been arrested for shooting, accused of felony murder of killing a man waiting for her to pick him up. that is not something you would imagine the judge expected. she knew there was trouble. >> absolutely knew that he was a troubled person and completely ignored the passionate pleas of the district attorney and prosecutors. he had been serving 28 months, racked up something like 25 or 30 violations, and instead of serving up the 7 year sentence, and this rehab center, the prosecutor had evidence involved in gangs,

brian kemp who described himself as politically incorrect conservative who loves his guns and ridinground in a big truck in case he quote needs to round up illegals and take them home, it was an add titled offense. >> i say merry christmas and god bless you. i strongly support president trump, our troops and ironclad borders. i stand for our national anthem. if any of this offends you, then i'm not uruguay. >> i don't know. i feel like he wasn't actually talking to people who might be offended by that. brian kemp won the primary last night and how heads into a very close lead contested november election facing democrat stacy abrams. we had her on the show and covered her years ago in georgia. this was her final pitch to voters in the democratic primary. >> a fighter for expanding medicaid, she put a stop to unfair tax hikes on working families and got georgia moving on mass transit. as governor, abrams will promote opportunities for families to thrive. >> to talk about these two very different approaches to the electorate and how they're reflected in the mid-coming elections and kris

voters choosing between trump-supported candidate brian kemp and the current lieutenant governor caseykemp has served as the secretary of state in georgia since 2010. he calls himself a politically incorrect conservative. that sounds right, doesn't it? and we will continue to monitor the results. we'll bring you the winner once that race -- well, makes itself cheer as to who the winner -- clear as to who the winner is. joining us tonight, the dean can himself, ed rollins, hall of fame political consultant. rollins served as white house political director under ronald reagan. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's talk about that divide in georgia between kagel and kemp. kemp supported by the president, kagel by the republican party of georgia. >> well, both are conservatives, both supported trump. the president getting into this race a couple of weeks ago was somewhat of a surprise. the lieutenant governor, the first time a republican's been elected lieutenant governor, endorsed by the governor, endorsed by the nra. the secretary of state who basically was to opponent came in

a healthy appreciation for the second amendment, sir. >> we're going to get along just fine. >> brian kemppointing guns at teenagers. politics. the president's endorsement of kemp puts him at odds of georgia's governor. the race is likely to come down to the wire with the latest polling showing kemp with a slight lead. the runoff is tuesday and we'll see if the trump bump is enough to propel kemp to victory. in the meantime, we'll be right back with more "mtp daily" after this. until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax . >>> time now for "the lid." the panel is back. guys, walkbacks this week alone there have been four. it is only thursday. so every day this week. well, really because it was wednesday, tuesday, thursday, four times in three days of this week. jonathan, that's a record for even this white house. it's walkback week. >> it is walkback week. not quite infrastructur

people asked me what is the difference between abrams and brian kemp?is a gun toting, bible quoting deplorable and she's not, shannon. >> shannon: she is not. potentially history in the making. i want to talk to about this other case in georgia. there was a young man about 14 years old. he was arrested on armed robbery charges. he got a pretty hefty sentence. it was then sliced down a little bit. he served about two and half years i understand in a juvenile correction facility. the judge they are said i think he has been imprisoned now for two and half years and i don't think it helped him much. i haven't noticed a whole lot of change and i'm hoping to change will occur with this opportunity. she was allowing him to go into a program that was described as something that was tightly controlled, almost a military school type environment to give them a fresh start and skills to move on in life. now he has been arrested for shooting, accused of felony murder, killing a man who was waiting for an uber to pick him up. that's not a good end result not one you

brian kemp takes a tough stance on illegal immigration and supports gun rights. he's face stacey abrams who is looking to become the first black female governor. it will be a race with the radical left. >> the fake news media machine will do everything in their power to prop her up. their attacks on me will be vicious, baseless, and constant, you can count on it. >> the race will be closely watched the see if shifting demographics has changed georgia from a gop stronghold to a swing state. >>> coming up on the "morning news," poisoned perfume. a british man exposed to the nerve agent speaks out for the first time on how his girlfriend was killed. >>> and hanging up on a phone call. the phone calls are now a secret. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." teach them to love themselves, and they'll love others. teach them they are special, and you'll be amazed by what they do. olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating beer t$1ms. with our b3 complex, beautiful skin doesn't have to cost a fortune. woman 1: proof of less joint pain.

brian kemp. the president tweeted congratulations.ainst the border crime loving opponent the dems have given you. how is he doing in his endorsements? >> in this race it did make a difference. casey cagle. there was a tape that hurt him severely he pushed forward with bad public policy for political reasons and it didn't help. the georgia race is interesting. a competitive governor race. they're changing democratics in the state. increasing with african-americans, stacy abrams would be the first african-american female governor in the united states. that would certainly help driving out turnout. republicans are coming out saying she is too far left for the state. rga is out with an ad hitting her with that reason. governor races will be interesting. republicans are playing defense. 36 races, republicans are defending 26. so i'm looking at these races and seeing what happens. >> bill: do you think georgia is really changing? we've had these candidates on for two days now. the demographics. this is deep south. >> it is changing. whether

. >> bill: july 18 brian kemp is running for governor the great state of georgia.our military and i give him my full and total endorsement. he has made quite a comeback politically. when you think about connor lamb in pennsylvania and in alabama. the people trump supports are pulling out wins. >> we'll see in florida. i don't know if desantis is going to. for a lot of people whether they like it or not mid-terms will be a referendum on trump and as you were saying about my party which everybody thinks is going completely to the left. not entirely. it's a split that concerns me as a democrat. republicans were seeing the same thing. republicans who are more moderate are backing some of those candidates. we're seeing that in the polls. desantis is down 12 to 18 points and then up. we see it in georgia as well. at this time, though, bill, at this time, julie, you expect the numbers to be smaller and we're seeing that. i don't think it's just a bump from the president supporting the candidates in georgia. >> some republican governors don't like the president getting inv

trump endorsement proved huge in the georgia gop gubernatorial runoff leading to a big written for brian kempe secretary of state being out lieutenant governor casey campbell who face democrat stacy abrams in november, wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberal who cares more for billionaire backers than for you all, you hard-working georgians. stacy's money is coming from california, new york and massachusetts, not georgia. >> reporter: if abrams wins she would be the first black female governor in the us. making his case donald trump's supreme court pick meets monday with democratic senator joe manchin. it could be crucial to getting brett kavanaugh on the bench while manchin is up for reelection in the red-hot state. >> reporter: joe manchin is holding discussions whether to support the supreme court nominee with voters in a state trump won by 42. >> i have not done that myself. >> reporter: if manchin votes know it affects voters and gop opponent patrick morrissey questions his government. >> the more it is clear he is only in this to appeal his liberal donor

brian kemp, versus casey cagle. whoever wins will face democrat stacy abrams. to be named a party's nominee for governor in georgia. we'll talk to brian kent how that race could go in georgia. ♪ your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. stuart: our guest is georgia's secretary of state. he is running against casey cagle in the republican runoff for georgia's governor. president trump tweeting support for mr. kemp. he said today is the day to vote for brian kemp. will be great for georgia. full endorsement. brian kemp is with us. sir, if you beat cagle in this runoff today, you face democrat stacy abrams. if she wins, she would be the first african-american woman governor in america. so ultimately y

brian kemp, a very conservative candidate endorse bd by preside trump won last night. he is showing off his truck which he says he can use to round up illegals. those were his words. he won the primary in georgia beating the current republican lieutenant governor. this sets up quite a race for november between camp and a democrat. the first african american woman to run for georgia and get the nomination. if she were to win the first african american woman governor any where in u.s. history. now, in washington president trump meets with the head of the eu to talk about tariffs today. president trump sent out a bunch of tweets about tariffs in the last couple of hours. something to watch, you're aware president trump likes the very longha longhand -- long handshakes. one thing to talk about is the release of audio tapes talking about karen mcdougal who alleged he had an affair with the president. cnn got ahold of the tape. the important thing to know here is this is one of many tapes. we'll be following all of that this morning. you follow me on twitter. you'll find me

. >> brian kemp is the real deal.puts his family first. and when he becomes governor he'll always put georgia families first. >> the support coming ahead of tuesday's election against lieutenant governor kay sis kang l. the president endorsing kemp on twitter righting brian is strong on crime, love our military vets and the second amendment. he will be a great governor. these midterms are heating up. >> what that on tuesday. cagle was the front runner and the president taking a little different tack. we'll see how much his endorsement matters. >>> moving on, the lef our nextt worked for judge kavanaugh and has a message for the critics >> and a police officer goes the extra mile for a woman in his community. that's coming up. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinic

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a trump endorsement is huge in the georgia gubernatorial runoff leading to a big win for brian kemp.y of state beating out lieutenant governor casey cagle and it was going to be a tight race until donald trump got involved, kemp will face stacy abrams in november wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberals who cares more for her billionaire backers then for you all, you hard-working georgians. depicting children as target practice, democratic gubernatorial candidate under fire for this disturbing campaign ad. jeff green slamming the nra labeled as a our practice with children as the bull's-eye, banning assault weapons if elected. a lobbyist for the nra called it repulsive. democratic congressman says the media is turning socialist alexandria and 15 into a godlike figure. >> pushed the young woman to the point she has been made into some kind of deity. the democratic party have people who like to pull the party to the far left. that is not where america is. it does enormous damage to the fabric of the nation. rob: ocasio-cortez emerged as a star after def

and the most recent brian kemp in the georgia primary.e ends up second after president trump endorses him. this is a president running with 88% approval rating folks this his own party. who in their right mind, other than ryan and his rino -- whatever they are. would try to defy that kind of political advantage? >> just so you know, the same poll that disapproves of the job s and the republicans running the house 66-27. 66 -- two to one. they think republicans are doing a lieu si job running the house. >> that makes -- i feel -- there's warmth in my heart for the -- for the republican party. because that means folks are really saying they are aware that paul ryan is a complete loser. >> there's no question about it. his approval rating has been around 25 or 26%. he's not viewed as a leader. nancy pelosi has been battered and bruised. it is more popular than he is. lou: that's scary. pelosi. i would think they are both at about the right level. it is interesting that the conference is so patient. and i want to give the freedom caucus for j

ford and rick, i was shocked brian kemp won. i looked at how big he won, this trump effect is amazing. he is the party now, isn't he? >> he is the party, and immigration is his issue. it's become so clear to the americans watching. instead of doing him things that don't affect the left, they have learned to direct all their election at the ballot box. this was very telling because he wasn't doing as well. certainly trump's endorsement at putted him over the top. >> this to my friend gina and trashed charles. i'm giving you this one. cable didn't do himself any good. he made a stupid comment about something he thought was bad public policy that he supported for politics. >> i think after the roy moore debacle the gop primary voter has learned to trust the political instincts of donald trump it isn't just this situation. we sawn it in south carolina, the west virginia senate race and in my home state of oklahoma we are starting to see it in the gubernatorial race. i have been saying this is the party of donald john trump. here is

. >>> georgia's secretary of state brian kemp has won the republican nomination for governor, marking another victory for president trump. he backed kemp over lieutenant governor casey kagel in the final week of a heated primary runoff. kemp now faces democratic nominee stacy abrams in the general election this fall, abe raps bidding to become the nation's first black female governor. both parties are looking at the race to determine whether georgia could be in play in 2020. >>> all right, singer demi lovato awake and breathing this morning after an apparent drug overdose sent her to the hospital. this is not a bed. it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast you may be learning about, medicare and s

back in the united states, geororgia's s secretary of state brian kemp has w won the republican gubernatorial primarary. kemp, who's backed by president trump, will now face democratic progressive stacey abrams, who is vying to be the first african-american governor in the deep south scece reconstruructi, in the november general election. and african american activist has won her congressional primary race to represent atlanta's northern suburbs. her son, jordan davis, was shot and killed in 2012 by a white man after he shot into a car of teenagers playing loud music. she ran on a p platform of tighr gun control. the new york city delivery worker who was detained by ice after being stopped at the fort hamilton army base while delivering a pizza last month has been released from detention. emotional video footage of his reunion with his family shows pablo villavisencio hugging his wife and young daughters late tuesday night, after a judge ordered his release. the judge also slammed government lawyers during a hearing, asking, "is there any concept of justice here? what is the danger to the com

i'm brian kemp. incorrect conservative, that's me. >> it's not sacha baron cohen. >> break down the nuance for us there, dan. >> forget nuance. we've long since gone past nuance. the other point about this race is the concern among republicans about how difficult this race could be in november, as they are deciding who their nominee is going to be, the republican governor's association lashed out at the democratic nominee with a very tough ad in which they link her to nancy pelosi and hillary clinton and say that she's a dangerous radical. so we can see what the argument is going to be going forward. they're going to be nervous about who they get coming out of this primary today. >> you couldn't end up with a more opposite situation. i think in some ways if either of the republican candidates go up against someone like stacy adams, an african-american democrat, going into some of these suburbs, it could not be a greater contrast. so it will be one of those tests of what are people actually looking fo

we saw two governors races. 1 took place with brian kemp in georgia who tied with one of his leading rivals. ended up winning by a dramatic fashion because president trump out of the blue decided to endure his campaign. in florida, another fascinating dynamic westbound president trump has endorsed congressman ron desantis running in a governor's race. adam putnam, the frontrunner a long time, is now trying to play some catch-up. this race is not coming down to which candidate supports president trump more. >> does that work the other way, too? as the president weighs in to support r.s that it energizes the democrats as well? >> it does. republicans need the base to turn out for the mid-term. some people are saying, look, if trump is not popular in a swing district, that's a turn off. but republicans have to turn out the base. there's signs that republicans are not as energized as the democrats are. republicans are embracing trump getting involved especially those in conservative states. >> dana: arizona has a primary. there's three people vying for the republican nomination there in

let's think back to last week with brian kemp in the race.dents endorsement he was losing by three, then he was winning by seven, and then at that time of the endorsement, july 18th, he skyrocketed in the polls and won the race by 39 points. that is a power. >> harris: are there certain issues that the president has taken on that infiltrate? like laying over the local issues, can that work? because a lot of times it does not work like that. >> you look at immigration, just a nationwide issue in every single pole we see immigration as a top three issue, we see the economy. these are galvanizing issues, the supreme court nominee. looking back 2016, 20% of voters voted in 2016 because of the supreme court. that means everything to evangelicals, republicans, and the president helping the issues on the ground. >> harris: you heard what happen with facebook today? >> i did. >> harris: i bring that up, because it is hard to get people to vote. it is also hard, women, suffrage, finally we get all of these rights, and it seems if it is not a president

. >>> cnn projects georgia secretary of state brian kemp has won the republican nomination for governor. this marks another victory for president trump. he backed kemp over lieutenant governor casey cagle in the final week of a heated primary runoff. kemp now faces democratic nominee stacey abrams in the general election this fall. abrams bidding to become the nation's first black female governor. both parties are looking at this race to determine whether georgia could be in play in 2020. >>> all right, singer demi lovato awake and breathing this morning after an apparent drug overdose sent her to the hospital. people would stare. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tu